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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

TN, funeral Of Arthur Bordo, aged SO
wears. who died at the hospital Wednes
day evening Januar-' o: heart dis
ease, was Held AZ the undertaking
rooms of G. II. McAllister on North Main
street riday morning al II o'clock me
Rev. George n. Gould officiated.
Burial was made in the south Main
street cemetery. The only near rola-
tive of the deceased is an uncle Joseph
King of Burlington.
Miss Mildred Blake. who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at the
sherwood sanatorium, has returned to
Milton much improved in health.
Word has been received IN this city OF
the death of Mrs. b. o. Campbell OF SYRIA
cuse. \. -, which occurred at the Hos
pitnl Of the Good Shepherd in that city
Saturday morning az II o'clock. Mrs.
Campbell was born in Fairfield December
- 1854 and WAS therefore ~ years old
She was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Towlo. She was married to the
Rev =. o. Campbell June %, 1883 She is
survived by her husband, who is in
Conception, chile. South America; two
daughters Marjorie and Ruth, and two
sons Wendell and Raymond, all of
G. S. Campbell and Miss Mira q. Soule,
all of This city, and four brothers, Dr. A,
3. Soule of this city, Or. Andrew Soule
of Burlington, Carlton A. Soulc of
Peterboro, n. H., and Nathan l.. Soue
of Saskatchewan, Canada
Joseph Miller aged 81 years. of st
Adams Bay, died Sunday morning at 3;2(
O'Clock following a stroke of paralysis
He Is survived by his wife, two sons
Thomas of this city and Edward of Fitch
burg, lass; and five daughters Mrs
Joseph Rich and Mrs, Peter Gonyeau o.
the Bay, Mrs. Charles Patncaude of this
city, Mrs. Spauding of Fitchburg, Mass.
and Mary Miller of the Bay; by a sister
Mrs. John iurScy of Plattsburgh, an,
a brother of Rouses Point.
John Corliss has purchased Of the W
r. Merritt estate the grocery store oi
, South Main street MI Corliss has beer
head clerk in the store for many years.
, A quiet wedding took place Al Holy An
, gels Church Monday morning when Mis-
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. T.. ID Cross is seriously ill.-Mss
Myra Watt of the Enosburg Falls high
school was a guest Of Miss Edith Gates
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. S Ran
ney and daughter Grace, are guests at
the Congregational parsonage before GO
ing to Springfield Mass, to live.-Mrs
\. -. Whitney and Miss Helen have
gone to Mortified to spend few weeks.
Mrs. T.. b. Willard returned TO New
York Friday.-Mrs. Laura Robe is much
better-The men of the Congregational
Church give their annual supper III the
church parlors Thursday evening H +.
Gates has been confined to the house
with a sprained knee -Maurace Cool
edge, VINO was hurt sliding down hill on
a stave. running a silver over five inches
long into his leg. is doing we'll now
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WOLCOTT.

Mr. and Mrs. f. c, Judd are visiting
at II, A. Churchills In Bakersfield for
a few days -Burnard Woodmanse and
Ermine Roardmau were the guests OF
Harry May in Woodbury. Sunday,-Mrs.
\. r.. Phillips who has been quite i'll.
is Improving Dowen Of WorceS-
ter is the guest of Mrs. A. +. Phillips
Mrs. w, q. Davis and Mrs. j, w. Por-
ter are expected to visit Mrs. George
Richardson in stowe next Saturday.
James Belmont has position In Nor
risville in stone shed as polisher.-M.
4. Barter returned home saturday from
Morrisville. where he had been employ
ed the past Week.-Mrs.. Eliza Poor was
the guest of her daughter, Carrie, in
IIardwick. for a few days last week.
William Carpenter of Morrisville was tho
guest of his brother clinton, over Sum
day.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

ID, NJ, Wilcox, an aged resident fell
on the ice Friday evening, injuring his
hip quite badly. but it is thought that
no bones were proken.-'rhe Ladies' Aid
society will meet at the Grange hall
Thursday of this week for dinner -
Arthur Parker and Miss Ellen Rurnham
were married at the Roman Catholic
Church in South Hero Saturday.--The fu-
neral OF Mrs. Mary Palmer was held at
her late home Friday afternoon, the
Rev. Mr.. Daniels officiating.-Mrs. Nina
Griswold who has been i'll with bron-
chial pneumonia for three weeks, is able
to sit up Mrs. V. l.. Hurlburt left
Monday evening for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Vynooop. In New
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. S. p. Perley and Mrs. f. l.. Wash
burn left Wednesday afternoon for
Florida and Alabama. where they will
pass the winter.-Miss X. Grace Wad-
leigh. who passed the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. g. NJ. Rubee and
bro.het, r. p. Wadleigh, returned
Tuesday to Toronto. where she is teach
ing lip reading.-hfrS, +. NJ. Stone and
daughter. who have been passing several
weeks in Enosburg Falls, have returned
home.-JThe annual roll call meeting was
held In tho Congrega tlonal Church
Thursday.-Miss Hattie Cassidy, who
passed the holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton Cassidy, ha. re-
turned to New York city,-Miss Annette
Anderson is I'll with neurltis.--D W
Paul has moved his family into their
new house and Leon Rouse OF Richford
has moved his family into the house
vacated by Mr.. Paul.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Abba Carr died az tive hor'o or
Nr and Mrs Roy Hulo"k Friday
January after AN illness Of only few
GAYS with iaundice, which terminated
n pneumonia Mrs. Carr was born in
Georgiu, Jun. /. iSt5 The funeral was
held Sunday az T. O'Clock. the Roy. s. +.
cooley offlclatlnR. The hearers were
IT. s Berry, II. p. Bean, v, T. Bullock,
IT, r.. Richards, O, A. STANLEY and Y,
T. Smith. The Wood Quaret'e SAM
two selections Good Kindly Light aud
We Shall Meet Bye and rye. Mrs
carr will be missed by a large circle oi
friends. She leaves ono brother ana
two sisters.-Maron Stanley returned
10 Fairfax Sunday.-Mr a"d Mr.. e.
Nj. Austin of Barre We're here :" Az
tend the funeral OF their aunt, Mt"
Abba Carr. Sunday.-M". aHd N'H
Charles Sanderson We're ut t'jr @'"H oi
r r. Mills Sunday.
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JOHNSON.

The Congregational Church society will
serve supper at their parlors Friday
night, after which the yearly business
meeting will he held.-Mrs Ella Brew
ster was in Morrisvile Monday.-Ths
Rev. W. f.. Baker of Morrisville spoke
on the war before the Dread Literary
club at the library Friday night.-Ray
Stearns and family of Morrisville spent
Sunday at Carroll Munns,-J w. McCuin
was in Morrisville Sunday.-A son, Roll
land, was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Hutchins Thursday Ernest Dearun has
been holding revival meetings at the
Pentecostal Church during the past
week lie goes this week TO Morrisvills.
Mrs II, G. Holmes has improved in
health during the past Week.-Mrs.. l.
+. Iiolcomb was taken to the hospital at
Burlington Thursday for treatment
Sterling Trust company opened its doors
to the public saturday The officers are:
President G. n. harrington: vice-pres-
ident. II. G. Parker: treasurer, j. ID.
Corley. of Orleans The directors are:
G. T.. Smith OF MorrisNille. A, l.. Lara-
way of Waterville, w, II, Stearns, c. a.
Riddle. p. A. Barrows, c. n. Farring-
ton and IL. C. Parker Of Johnson, The
.roustuncd nm s,auc fnnrA.
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address to children, LADDERS" evening.
Unexpected blessings The boy scouts
met at the parsonage Monday afternoon.
The members of the Adult Bible class
met with Delton Sweet Monday night
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Alfred
Provo Tuesday afternoon The Guild will
held social at the parsonage Thursday
Emerson Combs il suffering with
neuralgia.-M Samuel Jewctt. who is
suffering from heart trouble is improv-
ing.-F'rank Miller Is unable to work on
account of sickness Miss Hattie Swan
is suffering from severe attack of
eczema and her sister. Mrs Loclsin, is
with her.-The w. G. 7. L. Will meet
with Mrs. Fuller Friday afternoon at
2.2O O'clock.
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ALBURG.

Reed Cheeseman is spending few
DAYS in 81 Albans.-Mrs William Shell
don died Monday evening after Il long
illness at the home of her mother. Mrs
Frank l.asher.--Mrs. Joseph woodruff
has returned after spending some time
with relatives in Rutland. Mrs. Frank
Williams and two children, Florence and
Edward, who have been in Maine at the
home of Mrs. Williams parents the past
few weeks. have returned TO their nome
in this place Miss Hazel q. Bates. VINO
has been i'll with the grip Tor Two
weeks Is now able TO be out doors Miss
Laura Mott is confined to the house
with the grip.-Mrs A. A. Cheeseman
and Nina Cheeseman are i'll.
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JERICHO.

The regular meeting Of the Camp Fire
Girs VAS held Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. William Jackson
NJ and Mrs John Flint Of Essex were
visitors at the HON. Of M and Mrs
WEI brigham Sunday.--Miss Matte
Wood OF Burlington is visiting AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren BuXton.--
Albert Parker has returned home from
burlington after spending few days
" 'N MS son Miss Pansy Buzzcl is
60 ..''! g. In. house with throat trou.
bic = 'harles Percivai. who har been
very ~ able to sit vi little while
each udt. 'tcnn!s Rood while carrying
the mail f. ihe eight o'clock train Sat
LtiaY evening was accidentally run into
nv team and quite badly injured
having his shoulder blade broken and
his head bluised-Rolla Blodgett left
Tuesday for Bristol Conn, where he has
a position In an automobile shop.-Alisa
Edith Cochran, who has beer III with
the measles, is getting along well.-St.
Thomas's Church Improvement club
will give January % a one act farce
followed by card party, after which
refreshments will be served at their
hall-Ralph Brigham and Garner HUI
hurd, who are attending the Bellows Free
Academy at Fairfax, were at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Vert brigham fol
over Sunday.-Mrs. Roger IIulburd ant
daughter of Hyde Park are visiting a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George HUI
burd Alfred Sweeney has completed hi
work with Jed Narncy, for whom he ha
been working for three years i'm TIT
blacksmith shop.-Nliss Bernice Bullocl
has returned home from Bolton, Whcr
she has been visiting for a few days
Mrs. Frank Pease, who has been Quit
al for few weeks, is gaining slowly
There was a public installation of Off
GERS OF the Forest Camp No 9,Us NJ
W. A.. Friday evening. state Deput
A. O. Palmer, Of Burlington. installe
The following: Consul. George Costello
advisor. II. II. Bruce; banker, John Schill
hammer: clerk. led Varney, cscor
Ernest Como; Waterman, Fred Foster
sentry, Elbredge Nealey camp phys
clan. NJ. O. Eddy; manager for ihre
years, T.. V. Varncy,-Miss Helen llar
ley, who has employment in Burlington
returned to her home Saturday evcnin
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Mr.. and Mrs, l.. c. Mitchell were Fair
fax visitors sunday, Mrs. w. H. Nathan
has been i'll this week with the grip
Mrs. l. n. Chase is visiting her son. l.
I. Chase in Swanton for 10 days-Mrs
George W. call of Fletcher has been
caring for her daughter Mrs Frank
Roozan. who is ill.-The youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Morcy, who has
heen IN for two days, was "A little bet =
fer Monday afternoon MIR, Washburn
of Cambridge, manager OF the G. Brig
ham Creameries In this section. was in
town Monday, making arrangements
for the storage of ice for next season $
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Kenyon OF Rich
mond spent last week here with their
son, Grant kenvon.-Mrs. T. II. Sweet
will entertain the next meeting Of the
Kings Daughters.-Thc local band Will
give an entertainment at the hall Friday
cvenirg--Mr. and Mrs II. Il. Stevens
visited in Sew Haven and Ncrsennes
the last of 'ho 0eek.--B. Sprague, who
has been ~ homo the past TWO weeks
on account Of Illness. returned to WIND
scr Monday The church roll call and
rally will he held here al the Union
church January =. Dinner VIII be
served at the hall.
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who survives him with one daughter
Mrs. John Fitzgerald and two sons, and
Sanford and Alton Vosburgh, all of Hyde
Park. He is also survived by four
brothers and one sister Mrs. Albert De-
Grechei and daughter, Jennie, have gone
to Schuylerville, n. y. for "A two weeks
stay.-Miss Hattie Nosburgh OF Burling-
ton. who came Saturday to attend the
funeral OF her father, returned TO her
home Sunday.-Mrs. William Sheldon
remains about the same.--Mrs. Hannah
Vosburgh and son, Sanford Vosburgh. of
Hyde Park, returned to their home Mon
day morning.-Aiss Winnie Johnson, who
has been seriously i'll, is much improved.
George W. Strong of Panama is visit
ing old friends in town. Peter Duby is
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BEAVER.

Miss Ada Cross. daughter Of Thomas
Cross. and Alger Palmer OF Georgia
were married in st. Adams by the Rev.
Bovine Monday morning A reception
was given them Monday evening at the
home Of Thomas Cross nv a large num-
Der of friends and relatives. They re-
ceived many presents The evening was
spent with music and sames.-C. F..
Young and family are entertaining guests
from Highgate for few days Thomas
IIoughlin s with his sister. Mrs w. O.
King
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GEORGIA..

course of Banner Grange Will be given
Saturday evening. Edward n. Frye
will impersonate David Harum. Miss
Lucy Wood has been spending few
days in Rutland.-The Mission Circle
will meet with Mrs. Durham Thursday
Mrs. Wilbur has gone to st. Adams
to care for Mrs. John Holyolte, who is
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Brigham.A number from this
town attended the funeral of Arthur
Bordo. which was held in St. Adams
Saturday.-Mrs. Bragg, who is i'll. is a
little improved. Mr. and Mrs. Austin
were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs Nelson Carr.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Gladys Tomlinson Is i'll with The
grp-M. a. bullock who has been
i'll with blood poisoning, is able to ID"
out.-M Mansfield Grange, No Al, will hold
a public instllation of officers at the
next regular meeting. January % A
class of seven candidates took third and
fourth degrees at the last meeting and
there are prospects Of several more in
the near future. Mid year examinations
will begin Monday A son was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. &. C. Bicknell sunday
The Grange attended church in a body
last Sunday.-MisS Dorothy Smith, who
has been visiting at NJ. \. Bullock's $,
returned home Sunday.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

About % Of the Island friends of D. T.
Trombley met at his home Friday eve
ming to give him surprise before his
departure for Oklahoma where he will
spend the remainder of the winter The
evening was pleasantly spent with games
and music go Wyman Holocmhe returned
home last weeh from the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, accompanied by his
son, Ransom lIolcombc. There are a
great number of cases OF grip in town,
mostly school hidren.-Benja Duba
Hebert Jarvis and Hiram Lewis crossed
the ice from this island to ChazN. y. y,
Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Jarvis
were in Chazy. y. Y. Tuesday.-M SO
Ruth Thomas returned from Buffalo y.
Y, Monday.
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S[C. GEORGE.

Winooski Friday to see Miss Nora
I[insdale, who is at the Fanny Allen
in town are confined
to tn" house with hard Colds.--Mrs.
Belle Batchcldcr was in lIinesbure
Saturday to attend teachers meeting.
--nr,r hundred books have recently
been presented to the St George Ii
hrar%.---J. w. Dana, county agricul-
ttual agent, held r meeting in town
saturday evening, which was well at
tended Notwithstanding the cold
weather Ills talk was interesting and
enjoyed by all those present.
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NORTH ALBURG.

The remains of Norman Vosburgh Of
Hyde Park, who died in the state hos
pital at Waterbury January :, We're
brought here for interment In the fam
lily lot Just across the Canadian border
Friday The funeral was held at the
home of Frank Nosburgh, nephew Of
the deceased. The Rev. Mr.. perGan OF
Clarenccvile, Que, officiated. Mr., Vos-
burgh was born in Noyan, Que, March
ID. 1860. and lived in that community
until about 26 years ago. He then moved
to Alburg, where he resided until 1900,
when he moved into the central part of
the state Mr.. Vosburgh was married
twice. lie is survived by three children
by his first wife. Edison and Mrs. Roy
Geddus Of Seattle, Wash, and Miss Hat
tie of Burlington; by his second wife,
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BINGHAMVILLE.

Mrs r. A. Jones, who was taken criti-
cally i'll with heart trouble January s. is
somewhat better.-Mrs. Anna Holmes is
under the care of a physician.-Mrs. Il. +.
Ryan goes to-day to visit her sister. Mrs.
Clarence Montague. In Hardwick.-Ther-
mometers registered 90 degrees below Sat
urday MORNING. the coolest period thus
far this sason.-H. l.. Maxfeld, who has
been confined to his bed for a few days,
is slowly improving. Rev. ]. RI.
Wills was in Essex Junction Friday
Emett Clarey and family have moved to
Milton to reside.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs q. W. Granger has been spending
several days IN St Adams with her
sister, Mrs. Writer'S, VINO is Ill Louis
and Kenneth Slocum Of South Burlng-
ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Earle Slocum
few days the last of tho week. Mr.,
and Mrs Henry MaYyillc entertained,
Nh and MIS-. Dcmag OF ESSEX sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Nich Rouse have
moved into the A. j. Thompson house
in Checkcrberry. Mrs. Avery Phelps,
who is in the hospital at st. Adams. is
aiming. Mrs. Floyd Sanderson visited
her parents i'm Colchester over Sunday.
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SWANTON.

Thomas St. Lawrence OF Fitchburg
Mass, has been in town this week, called
here by the death of his father. Joseph
St Lawrence. Eugene Is. Smith
was given surprise birthday party
in the Smith Annex Monday afternoon
by - OF her friends Covered dish re-
freshments were served and a handsome
gift left as a reminder of a pleasant oc-
casion.- Mrs H. l.. Prouty has returned
from Victory, where she was called
by the death of her father, o. NJ. Gallup,
a we'll known lumberman. who establish
ed Gallups Mills. Mr., Gallup resided in
Swanton several years and was associat-
ed with capt. +. j. IIawley in rail-
road building for a long time He is
survived by wife, son, and daughter.
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NORTH HERO.

The case of Jed =. Ladd VS.. George W.
Sabre has been postponed till August on
account of the illness of one of the plain
tins witnesses.
The baseball boys will give dance
at the town hall Friday night, Every :
body is cordially invited.-Miss Blanche
Dodds has returned to her home after
spending the past few months visiting
relatives in Buffalo-Mis Leah Rock,
well of Rouses Point. \, Y, is spending
Il few days with her aunt Mrs, Charles
'TulhODp.
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FAIRFAN.

The Woman's Home MI sionarY societ
of the Methodist Episcopal Church met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H.
b. Bellows. George Rooney was in
Burlington Friday on business-'rhe
Ladies' Aid society will hold their an
nual meeting Saturday afternoon.-The
Rev. Mr. Dukeshire, district superinten-
dent, will preach Sunday in the Metho-
dist Church. The quarterly conference
will meet Friday evening
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SHELBURNE.

The marriage Of John Harold Reynolds
and Lena Mason took place at Clifton
on Saturday. January s
The Ever Ready Circle of the King s
Daughters will meet Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock with Mrs Roy Sanders
schools closed Friday to allow the teach
crs to attend tthc conference held in Char
lottc that day.--'The Shelburnc Falls Pro
grcssive club will give n card party and
dance Friday evening at Woodmen's hall.
hcpinninr a cirlN n'rlnrE
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FLETCHER.

Warner Church hurt his hand quite
badly the other day while helping to
move a harn.--H. l.. Maxfield is ILL.,
Mrs. Peter Polander Of Jeffcrsonvlle has
been visiting in town.-Mrs Mable
Boozan has been spending few days
with relatives I'm Fairfield
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs Boudreau died Tuesday night
about twelve o'clock AT the ohnc OF
her daughter, Mrs. y. j. taroW' after
long illness.-A number from here at
tended the dairNmens meeting in Bur
lington. There will be a dance at NJ
W. \ hall saturday night
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continue to reside there for the present.
:, Mrs Fred l.. Webster is visiting her
PARENTS. Mi aud Mrs. u. \. lladlcN,-F
w. Lamb is clerking Tor q. G. Phelps &
60. The grocery stock of goods belonging
To- the Harold Bliss bankrupt estate was
sold at auction january at Miltonboro.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. -. ". r. Borthwick who has been
passing several days in Montreal has
returned home. Miss Dortha Messier
has returned to her school in Bakers
fed.-Doris Rushford is H.
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on account Of illness-Miss Dorothy
Smith OF Yves, Bolton is visiting At the
home uC Mr.. and Mrs Marlin Bullock
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MONTGOMERY.

At the Methodist Episcopal Church the
suhiect of the sermon Sunday morning
will be lis the World Growing Better"
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CONTINUED ON page tour).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-21
NOTICE OF RECEIVING PROPOSITIONS
TO LEASE FOR OIL AND GAS PUR
POSES OKLAHOMA STATE AND
SCHOOL LANDS IN CIMARRON C0UN-

II. VNTlNT1VWN
Notice is hereby given that the Commis.
sioners Of the Land Office OF the State Of
Oklahoma contemplate advertising approx
mately 100000 acres of State and School
Lands in Cimarron County, Oklahoma, which
have heretofore been segregated and deemed
on the seventh day Of April, 1916. receive
propositions and hear suggestions from oil
and gas operators and determine on what
terms and conditions and in what size blocks
and tracts the same will be leased These
lands all lie along the North line Of said
county.
For further information. maps etc. ad-
dress,