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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
SATURDAY, MARCH 70, 1916
sTARTIfIG A CAREER.

There was a time when the older
generation arranged everything for
those following after it. The entire
destiny of youth was IN the hands Of
parents Vocation, religious and po-
litical belief, marriage, all were pre-
arranged and delivered as jnalities
to children coming of age There were
rebels then, as now, against parental
supervision, and the sum total of these
revolts fastened the day when a
larger freedom for selfexpression
should be accorded youngsters. No
one If sense attempts nowadays to
force the boy who is earnestly inter
ested in mechanics to study law; mar
riages framed in family council are
not for Americans. The whole spirit
Of education IS to determine as easily
as possible the childs bent, and to
see that it is ;iyen every opportunity
to develop natural talents Vocational
experts endeavor to point the way for
school graz dates. 1t is taken for
granted hat one is best suited to do
what he most desires to do. Yet a ma
jority must remain slaves of the ma
chine. Civilization has not yet made
work all joyous, and there is many a
potential poet who finds no time for
rhapsodzing after ten hours a day
of toll, many a born inventor whose
dreams are snuifed out by the hard
job of keeping alive.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
Methodist EIpis-
c@pal GLhunrc[h.s.s
~ " Fourth Avenues

Preaching service 1920. Subject
The Great Necessity of Prayer.
Sunday School 1880.
Junior League 2:15.
Epworth League 6:15.
Preaching service 700.
Choosing Our Own Destiny.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
BY ARTHUR w. DUNN.

Washington, March 22.-lSpeciaLl-
When the senate is trying to clear the
atmosphere and get itself ready for
work 1t nearly always develops some
humorous situations. Such was the
case when the body deliberated for
day whether or not it should take up
and consider a bin which has little
possibility Of ever becoming law.
Every senator who wanted to talk
had his say, ana much of what he
said had something peculiar in it. EY-
cry man talked with great earuestness.
and yet one could not but think there
was lack Of sincerity, a purpose Of
politics and criticism. a vein of sar-
casm, SO delicate as to be almost un-
recognizable, but introduced in the run
ming debate for tine purpose Of show
ing the Inconsistencies of men and the
differences Of opinions over all pending
measures.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
A Glad Hand To You.

To all who mourn and need com
fort to ali who are tired and need rest
to all who are friendless and want
friendship to all who are lonely ana
want companionship to all who are
homeless and want sheltering loye-to
all who pray, and to all who do not
but ought to all who sin and need >
SANlOCR r, and TO whatsoever will
this church opens wide its doors, and
in the NAME OF JESUS CHRIST
OUR LORD, says-"W WELCOME
Harold j. Armitage,
Pastor.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

The snee2ewood tree is a native OF
Natal and other parts of South Africa
Its odd name was given to it because
one cannot saw it without sneezlng
violently. The dust OF its wood has
just the same effect as the strongest
SNUFF, and is so irritating to the nose
that workmen are obliged to sneeze
even when they are planning it. II 9
piece of wood of this tree is put in
the mouth It is found to have a very
bitter taste. and no doubt ii is this
bitterness which prevents insects OF
any kind from attacking the timber OF
the sneezewood tree. The fact that
insects find it SO disagreeable makes
its wood very valuable for work that
is required TO last long time
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

Lots numbered six (6) and seven ca
of Auger's Second Addition to the vii
lage of Saxon. formerly Dogwood)
Iron County, Wisconsin, according to
the recorded plat thereof.
Terms of sale cash.
NJ J. Connors, Sheriff.
Marion F. Reid,
1917 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

earisians are be:as urged not te
taik TOO freely as there may be spies
about, However, they may continue
to converse * usual with their eye
hrows and shoulders.
Electric light in the trenches! Some
nave running water, too All modern
conYeuieuCes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

The announcement that there are ne
new inventions in dancing this sea
SON need occasion o dismay. Dane
ing is ~ Id TT. i ,e probability is
that new inventions in dancing ere
rare. 1t does not require long mem
ory TO recall innovations in this coun
try which We're not new inventions
hut REVEALS that were of doubtful ex
pediency TO say thu least.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

A Dallas criminal has been giver
sentences aggregating IA years IN
tine ponitentiary. by good behavior
lie may be able to reduce this to loC
Years. which is ample time for bad
man to reform it, If he really wants
TO reform
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

Mean men throughout the country
Will note tor future reference the state
ment that a woman who rubbed her
eve after handling a flye-dollar bill
may lose Ter eyesight by reason Of
infection. The incident may scare
some of them who are loving hus
bands so that il will be with &c great
est reluctance that they ever will let
taeir wives handle bills again.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
State of Wisconsin.
Circuit Court Iron County.
Frank 0rganiski.
Anna MattSon and Cast
Mattson, Defen,
Plaintiff,


Anna MattSon and Cast
Mattson, Defendants.
BY virtue of Judgment of fore
closure and sale. made in the above
entitled action on the 18th day of
March, 1918. the undersigned sheriff
of Iron County. state of Wisconsin,
will sell, at the front entrance of the
Court House in the town of Vaughn.
village of Hurley, Iron County, Wis
consin. or he End day of May, 1915.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, the real estate and mo-tgaged
premises directed by said Judgment
to be sold. and therein described as
follows, to-wit:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
Senate SLOW IN
GETTING TO WORK
Takes Day or Two 10 Begin
Discussion Of Measures.
POLITICS IN THE DEBATES.

Senator Borah Secs a Dismal Outlook
Ahead and Predicts Dire Things For
the Country-t1s Chides Democrats
About Differences Of Opinion Exist
ing Among Them.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25

Terms and conditions will be MADE
knownat time and place of sale.
Dated March 18th, 1915.
Maria kyro,
l2-l4 Administrators.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
Democratic Helners.

Borah has aids ON the Democratic
side. There are critics who DO not
hesitate to show that everything is go
ing wrong. NeWiands Of Nevada con
stantly points ont the lack of co-opera-
ton and coordination Ia every govern
meut matter. lie has been especially
severe ia his criticism of the methods
regarding preparedness ana says that
four or Eve different committees have
been huuderiU@ along. each in diff
fercnt direction aud Ia its own way.
instead OF having comprehensive
plan prepared by experts Then there
is Underwood ot Alabama lie is
chiefly concerned becauSe the session
is slipping away and 10 business trans
acted. lie wants Inc business of the
congress pushed along SO that there
may he an Adjournment some time
during the fall
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
What They VII DO.

In the course of time. after wasting
many hours Of daylight in useless talk.
both houses will sit at night ana work
and slave To make up for lost time.
That is always the way with states
men and congress
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-25
Defined by Clark,


men and congress
Defined by Clark.
Senator clark of Wyoming I'm 81 few
words defined the differences that ex
list between tle Two eouteudcrs ovel
the water power bllC "Oue insists that
the government owns and controls the
water. and the other insists that the
governments neither OWNS nor controls
the water" is the way he put it,
OF course there are great many
ranihcatious The present status Is
that wherever the government owns
the lands adjacent 80 water power
sites it has withdrawn the lands, and
the sites cannot be used without the
consent OF the governments The west
ern men say the states own the water
and will consent TO 40 legislation
which win give the government CON
troll of the water And there is the
deadlock
Bad Outlook For Rural Credits.
In the last congress senator McCum-
her OF NORTH Dakota attached d rural
credits rider GO the agricultural appro-
priation bill The way to have Sc
cured legislation ou that subject was
Tor the house to ad s.ft it, but it did not
Ii was eliminated Ns~ There has
been proposed a rural credits liu, hut
McCumHer says that t IS obnoxious 20
the farmers Tire northwest and Of NJ
al IA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
gterbIidfe

Carrie abouie. 70, 1901 anoipltor
Strabe; RiersnIeiosn.
Gamusi Rutisr, 20. Belts unb Gut.
te- Strabs; 2dbmung.
S4tDeitsr Selsna (gdnn), SO. Wt
81. Soispb; 5ubertuloie.
Sobn Dertel il. 81, 1924 @tft 81.
berth Sirabe; Observation-Disclosures
Margaret Stumpf. 46, 1927 Ban.
miller SiraBs; 9dbmuns.
emma gdrnfielb. AZ. 1144 Caro-.
Iind 4psnue; 9alsleiben.
Soiepb Wediitin. q, 2139 @inasll
aDsnils; 5uberfliloit.
Almd Mdpers, 8, 2136 Siaebler
Strabe; 5er3letben.
Gbarlss 3bompion. SO, 113 on
llniperiitp aOeuue; RisrsnI.iben.
asnes Riemann. 81, TAP gurtsII
Npenue; glitbmd.
hilbert gObnsnitsnsa. 43, 1011
Apenue.
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Sizes uno 9as.

- Der gauuutsrnebmer gp. Rpon.
bem Der apntratt fir bic PfIaIteruns
Der Reabins ROao Spiiden Der Ulit=
DEL 9loeuue uno gabbGd Rpao 5ugez
ipro6en porSen mar, fpuroe geiisrn
pom Stabtinsenieur Srug angepieien.
bic 2trbsit ipfprt in gugriff gu neb>
men, ba lie innsrbalb Don IL @o9eu
Tertisgsitelt isin mub. Die StraBens
ns@eielI9aft pirb gleid5eitig NIT
Dem Qegsn Der 9eIeiis fiir bic Stras
bsnbabnlinis mad Bomb Sia begiHHen.
- 9luf 9lnIu9en pon gran 9eiit
Don Rp. 1928 gifbop GtraBe bat ars
beitsbirsttpr Sornbergsr geitern bic
GrluubniB ssseben. Oub Die Srma 2lOss
nue, spii6sn Der Sefferfou alDe. uno
giibop Strabe, pGhrsno bes Snm<
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Oebmrte,,.

Syrdns unb Wan,is Gitsrbols, Rsfpl
totpn; Wdb4en.
6ront unb Gttilis -Gdeipens, 1906
Race Girnbs; Rnabe.
Millidm unb Belle Sung. 1044
VureeG aoenus; Wdbdxn.
Jobn unb Gbitb Sofepb, 220 Strd.
nsr 4benus; Wdh1en.
Gliffprb unb Jennis Rsibtiiel. 92f
Roftmont 2fpenut; Mdbden. :
Glorenee unb Gtta otmpelmdnn.
635 Roiemont Npenue; anabe.
Dsear uno gilmore Qobeibe. 1918
Gin GtroBs; Rnabs.
5cbn unb Giifabsib pcffmuH, 3l2
Jinblap Strabs; anabe.
Darn unp Margaret GlaIsr. 1881
G0lsrdin apsnre; Mdbhen.
9tnrn unb Jba Robsrs. 4130 Cos
lsrdin 4btnut; Wdb4en.
Ruifsl unb GmHa pfuH, 1854
Gb1ri Girabs; Wdbhen.
Scbu unb Roftna 3ssetHtt. 1s1s
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nuBte tpegeu nniien SpieIpIaseS IN
ierbIciben Bel baI51pegs gilrItiaen
s9etter. unS 9ooei5ltitanoe meroen
lid, Die beiben Stubs beilte gead)nlit
tag i'm aaulpic neiien.
@is 3ur erofimmg Der Siga. Sai'
fen am t2. slpril pcrOen ale Spicie
ser ,Reos" I'M 8eolanN 6ielo unI
2::30 llbr 9tadymittnas beginneu aim
9onnerstag uuS 6reitag ipieIen I'M.
icrc ,SlngenS IN Columbus, SbIo,
uno beginner am Samitag cine e.
rie bon orei Spieleu nit Den Glcut'
Ianoer .9Snbians" I'M bieiigcn 9feo-
lano'6lel0.
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6elft ,,mgliidlihem ariess'
Sefaxgenen.
Jiniien baben lire @efanseneH aus
benz Snnern oes 3ieides nad
Sibirien seidlift.
Gic Gage Sieier lIHslldlihen it rHi
ietlia.

| Wir baben ifor bdufig 8elegen.
heit cenommen, AM bic entieslidt,
Gage bin5inueiien, in tpeldlen lid, Die
Seutifen inio Die oiierreidJiid'lmaari.
ifeu ariegsseiangenen in Sibirier
teiinocn. Gs fest ibnen In Ser gis.
riiitc aln n5tbisitSn sic baben feine
iparme &leiSune, aet,eu thatidd,IiT
in 9umpen einfer, erbGlten feline dr3t'
IiGe gilege iuiS Mroifamente, iucr.
Den id,ledr genabrt uito iterGen INCL.
&c Sieier arauiamcn @ehanolunG lpie
Die 5liegen. SSn einem ein5igen Son.
jentrationsfdutp iinS alein 1000 Oic.
len llngliifIiten an SppbuS aeitor.
ben.
lin Die Iiitisen arieesgcfnngencn
rrs oem ealnern oes Eeihes losjt.
iuerScn, 1aben Die 9tiiien angein9eH,
aud bieie nod Sibirieu 5n idifcn
iul1 basbebelttet ben ii6ern Son Don
meiteren mlc3nblieu 5auienher,
bonn I'M &eidJ Ser ainite 1T ReHid,.
llhfeit ein unbefnnnter gegriif.
Di1htig rect iih in imierem 9aHoe
Dos Meniflihtcitsgeiiibl iilr oicie
lingIiidliden. oenn tbdtid1lid, fmr
ibnen ia iulr BON ben @ereinigten
Staaten cinigcrmabeu ,pirtiame
SiIie 3lttbeil weroen. 9as ameritani'
ifc Rotbe areiij bat iih in Ser
Tienii Der entcu Sdhe eeitelt unb
arheitet Sarto in Sanb init Der Dor
iiini W&naten in Reip Dorf ins Seben
qernienen ,arieesfilriorge iiir Si6i'
rien". 9ieie 9ereiniMlng iiber oas
9ano 5il trnaen, III ben Staotsr
3rueiae herielben 5li oraaniiiren, 1T
sie riibmcnsperihe auiga6e, Die iih
Serr Carl gcidapis seIteIlt fat
imb Der su oieiem 3ped gcitern
in unierer Stabt neiltc. Serr
goideDis in aus Berlin. Gr 6c.
innb lid, ai,f elmer yiciie nm oie
EeIt nno fam nibt Sli ieiner Sdr,ilie.
suriiffshren. gsie er inns geiterlt nit
theilte, bot Die 1ap gorfer SItirien'
1eieGId)ait in ben fiinf 9louaten ibres
geitcEens $4,000 altfee6radJt ilne
hai lueitere $4,000 In iitsrer gli,s.
iidlt. glaBerOem iprroen aleiSer,
Sdaec. @oite, Meoifamsrte nim.
I'M gsertbe BON 100000 ben In.
aIiidIifcn oilrdl germitteIung 0es
glmerifaniiten Jtotben areu5es juge'
ididt. gber ielbit Sieie grobartiae
SilisGftion lit MIR eiu Iropfen i'm
erobcn 6ab. llnermeBliehe Rotb mliB
nod aclin0ert tperocr rimo oesbal6 lit |
Dem fiinniiitdren @irfen Scs Serrn
Der bette Griolg 8u min.
id,cH. gsir geben 9etpib ni4t ieN IN !
hcr Annnbute. oaB iif auG in Gin
-irma.l Ser3 lut0 SonS auit5liH Der.
oca spie idcn 70 OFT porter.
Serr 8cfttpis lit aeitern abcuS
bereits nab sSuOiniiapcIis pciterge.
reiit. aoninl Gr. Yac5acr bot Ole Sil.
>una eines Gineinrniier 3peiscs
,iiinreilen in Die Snno gemommcn.
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SdIHeioeH Sic oieies ans - Gs lit
lSclN merth.

lleberis1en sic bisies ni9t. S6neis
ben sic es aus uno isnben sic es nit
5 Gents per poit an bic 6irma 5oIen
&c 60. @bicaeo, ST.; i9reibeu Sic
a6er Sbren Ramen idmmt qtbreHe
beutlih. sic peroen baun per poit je
Elm Probepatet BON 5oIep's SOHep &c
Var COMPOUND fir 9ron6taIsSds
tnrrb, Grtdltuns unb Group erbaIteu;
ferner BON 6olep's &tbuep pills fir
RiitsnbeIdperbsn idndde RisreH.
R5euuatismus uHo 8laIsns8eihDers
ben. ioDie BON Jolsp's gatbdrtic Eabs
lets, eiH geiuubes unb ausgeSei6netes
WitteI seseu 9eritOpfung, 9aIIsbes
fdnerben, appTf1msrSen unb Ddrms
9rGsbeit. Die 12ittsI psrosn iibsral
psriauft.
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beiitfden a'rcbin5 cir imbsrsdnsIfeS
Tenfmal fesen.

beiitfden 4rcpin5 cir inrbsrgdnsIfeS
Tenfmal fesen.
grof. Or. Giioen stiibnemnnn, Ger
iidj befaiintIi6 iest gang Der Sftpreu.
hen.Sifie ipibinet, mar BEL ietner
fiir5lih erfolgien @iidfebr aus bent
gRitte!ipeitsri begeiitert BON Der Oird,.
nus ber5iifcn aufnabme, Die ieine
|1iegnit. Qr6eit allentBalben seiunoen.
Cincinnati mar cine Der
lIen6tenoiten Stdtten. Siec
iuuroe, Die bereits gerleIoet, gernoe.
az @:obartiaes geieiitet. grir1bnt iei
MIR Die Sanmlung bon $16,2S5 fir
Jiaanit i'm 8erIaui elmer Stlinoe.
9ieie gnnme fat iid ir3miiden fat
ner6reifaft imo tdgli6 fonlmen neiie
Stiftiingen bin5u SSit Gbicago, ct.
aouis, aanias Giip, Detroit, Wti9,
5oleoo, G., @cllpil!e, 81, uno IN
IpieIen ailheren Srten tuiro in abn.
;ider Weiie fir bns @crf aearbeite!.
Niilipoufee, @is., ioa cine Der ndf-
item St1btc fein. Die grci. aiibne,
mann uno Or. Sans Seller beiuheri
iperocn. Yionierarbeit lit ifyon fait
iiteraa getbon WerOeu, mo gieiien
nod Dem iernen 8eiten uno Siiocu
|fino ebeltialls in glusiidt genonInlcn.
pciuerfensipertb lit aud Der Git
idauf Der epnilJcliiden Spno6e bon
9or0- -slmerita, minoeitens Elm Saiis
Sn iiiitelL bed >iirite es ail6 cine
stird;e ilad amerifaniifem Stil, nit
ScnlItagsiduIrnm etc. peroen, In.
Ter ben beiitideu airmen Ghila0el.
ptia's iuirft Der oortigc 8nitor G1ucrs
6abnbred|sn6. Gin 9eiu6 Der Staot
Der @rltoerliebe iit i'm Wiai III Aus.
| iift genonlnien.
9ie gtornen Ser Glitter BON SGH'
iern ine Sic Geber flcinerer @etrd9a
Iaiicu lid, mir in groBeren 3eitab.
idnlitten perofiertlid)en, Do 9iitcn ans
oem gnnsen San0e eingebrlt iperOea
miiIicn. Seber ytame miro iiioeiien IN
hie 6eioen ..@olocnen Bidder" ein9c.
trngcn, Die ipdter i'm MGt9bauie 5lI
9iagnit auiliesen Der0en.
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einem ausenTdeinlid tolltpit1igsu
Sunbe sebifen porben finb.

lie betreffsnben Sinbtr finb Mprt.
le &ent, 13 Sabre alt. So6ter BON
REQ. WaItsr asnt pcn yo. 3156
WiGis aoeHue; 5lprenee gropn, Z
Sabre alt, BON Der RiIss @penus, unb
hie fiinf Sabre dlte 9ertrub Slider.
Der Sunb, Der Gigentbum BON Robert
gii6of bon Ro. 1112 Delta 4penue,
ging eeiterr Elm, nodbem sr ii9 felt
me6reren Sasen untsr8eoba9tuns be-
funoen bate uub Der ftGotii6e gattez
rioioge Maltaner ermittelte ourb cine
lnieriudnna bss Sppfss itderc Spus
rem pon Sputputb.
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Die 6ilfegeieuitbaft.
Die 9lprilueriammlnug finoet i6nn
lcnte IbcnS in Der y. Is. Suru'
baIle itntt.

Gle Sreunbe Der Gelltihen uut
Scitetreifiid llngariideu SiIiSge
ieqidioit iinb barotf mlfmerfiam &c.
niaht. hab Die slpril. .SerianHtIiuil
i6on beute slbenc itottiinbet unS
srpor ipie iIbli6 I'M &IitbstnImer oes
Ioro Ginoinnati Surupercins. Der
ihieaene @ciddfte pom @tdtiafeit lie
gen Dor, io0aB cine itarfe 9etbeili'
gnug errrilrid)t III.
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mers Don ben S6ultinbsrn als 9arten
gum 9flan5en bon glumen benuBt
iperoen oarf.
- Die seitsrn betannt purbe, 1T
5rant 5bieteu, Der biz Dor peuisen
Bonaten Der bisiiseu ppIiSei anqe=
bprte. in bic gunoesarmee einsetreten
uno geb0rt gu ben ManHidufteu, ipels
DE bic Straferpebitipn sessn @iGa Bill
ben
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Die Rasnitlpsnds.
Cine Nilion Collars bas uorlanfiss
3iel Der charlottesville.

Sntereiianter yerid)t iiber 3erit6ran'
gen inn areiie 9iasnit. = Yrpf.
ahbnemanm beseiitert BON be,
s,ilfsbereitidaft i'm yiittelueitem,
Gr be5eidnet Cincinnati ais eims
Der Iendtenbiten Statten. = groi
aiibnsrhanH nub Or. Snns aeiler
werben nadj bem @eiten 5mriid'
felreu.
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Wa!ter Strabs; Mdbden.
yli4deI unb pearI 5buaen, 300
Seis Sirabe; anabe.
ebparb unb Rora gisinbart, 221
Uo.tbe Strabs; Rnabe.
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SaiesSaH.

Gas fiir eeitern gsaGnittas ongc.
iebtc critic Spiel elmer Sreitdgigeu
Serie spiid,en unieren .Rebs" unS
Gem Columbus aIub (aIm, ali'n.)
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3paer 6mmb
Sat brei GinSer in ppSe Yarf S6s
;useridjtet.

sluf @eifung Der itdbtfden Sc.
iunoteitsbebSrbe fpsrben brei ainbsr
in Spbs port fi4 Der poiteur'fteH
9sbaRblung untersisbeu. ea re DON
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Press Paragraphs

Stock taking iu Athena stores is
nearly completed.
Frank Smith was over from Weston
Wednesday evening.
Mrs, VIM. Pinkerton Of Milton was
in the pity Wednesday.
Mrs. McIntrye is confined to her
home with illness this week.
aouse for rent, on Current street.
Apuly to ]. F. Wright. .-Adv.
Work called for and delivered.
Worthington's Presssry. ADV.
For Sale--A team Of good work
horses. Inquire at this office. ADV.
Does your suit need cleaning or
messing? Let Worthlngton do it.-Ad.
Miss Gertie Booher is spending the
week with Mrs. Carl Christian in
Adams.
Mrs. Myrtle Rickett Of st. Heleps,
il guest Of her sister, Mrs. r. E.
Stewart.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Douglas were
in the city from their home near Wes.
ton, Friday.
Take your clothes to WoIthington's 8
Pressery 10 have them put in first
class shaEe. ADV.
Will M. Cook, district manager for
the Farmers Directory Company, was
in the city during the week.
Athena's new city Jail has been
empty since prohibition went into
.ffeot. no drunks have been seen.
oliver Dicksnson did all good turn
when with horse and snow plow, be
blszsd trails on the sidewalks over
town.
1t Is notioatle that passengers art
not riding on the observation plat
forms of U-W. trains passing througt
Athena these days.
Mi. and Mrs. e. M. Banks have
moved from Milton to Athena, ant
are Occupying the Mclean house ID
the west part OF town.
F. G. Miller::moved bis family from
Weston to Athena this week. and ar
TEN porarily occupying the house mex
door to DR.. Sharp's office.
Oct your, harness and shoes re
paired. Harness oiled for 81 per set
Ali work guaranteed. Cleve Myers
South side Main street, Athena. ADV
10 keep your radiator fIom fIeezin
you only have to purchase Paco-Alco
hol, denatured, at Kinks Implemen
House, at small cost. II does the liz
ADV.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-14

January, showed cash on hand: ST.
355. So; sinking fund, 81, l,249.59: out
standing warrants, about $4,000 The
following bills we're read and allowed;
Library Board, balanue due, 5000
o. W.. freight and express. 7.05
y. A. Barrett s. Co., supplies $40
j. e. Froome, prisoners meals, 700
Kilham Print'g Go. war'nt book a1.16
q. Keen. drawing tally sheet $50
Athsna Press warrant books 7.25
Preston Shaffer Co motor oil 1.s0
" y " Dec. lights $500
/" pumping power l3l.00
Foss Winship Co., supplies 6.S6
John Wright, board for horse l1.00
Oliver Dick enson. filing we'll 400
UmatilIa county calvert $500
b. B. Richards. salary & fees $500
s. Q. Stone, salary $500
W. e. Dobson, salary $500