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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1916-03-01
NOTICE

Those who have not paid their
stock subscription to The Fallon
Flour Mill Co. are requested to dc
so at once. Money may be paid to
e. S. Berney. secretary of the COM
pany or left at Jones & McCall's
store.
FALLON FLOUR MILL CO.,
m1-t2 e. S. Berney, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

Den iin0 ie breiter 0ie 0antit be0edte
,5lddc lit. lin Die gan3c glnlogc mog'
Iid)it Ocm Sein0e 8ii DerbergelL leDt
man oieie DrobtDmOerniije BIT ID
Wrdben an. 3um itbneIlcn S6lieBcn
bon 2uden, Die fir @utrouiQcn oocr
tiir oas eigcne @orgeben oficn blei-
beL iucr0en bereitgebaltcne @robt.
rinoc an 0cn bcgreu8enocn @iobli
reiben oufgebdngt, feruer nit GraDt
lnnuidelte un0 ouSgeflo1tene g8al.
sen IN ole Iur1a6nee bineineeapor.
fen. glitperboue (1d.) bcitebcn oitS
fleinen Nleitcn itn0 @oumit1nlucn, sic
bon ibren 0innen 3apeigcn bcircit.
init Soften oOer itcbeuO an 8o0eii be.
ieitigt perOen. 9iel geidbrli6cr iino
ober @olfSgruben (12), tieie, fegel-
fornli9e &oder nit ltorten, obcn 5u.
geipi5ten 8idblcn Die, in mcbruen
9feiben biiitcreinanecs ousgeboben,
nit 0robtDerboueu ein %inoerlis
abgcben, ooS cbeiiio idJpcr 81 beiei.
iigen mic 3lt iibcrlpinoeu lit gLut
@g9cn oOer 9rettcr, 0ur6 Ole imon
lonae gSdeel oeihlogen bat iino,
Oitt nebeueinon6er unO imter iitb
ON @ooen befciiigt, ciu b6ies SSttOer.
mis-. 9Im pctelten nod born liceen
Die Ninen 0ie cntipe0er, mic sic glbb.
% 8eigt, 10 eiugerihtet iinO, OoB lie
beim Daralitrcteu erplo0ieren oocr
beim glnlturm OeS Sein0cs 0lrdp ben
efcltriihen 0rabt aus Ger Serne euts
5iinOet lueroeu. g(liS iDeIt 3iiriidlics
senoen Stelungen areift Oann ou6
oie slrtiIlerie in Oen &onrpf einS SDolt
Der Die 6ladbabngeihiibel Q5.) i'm
@eldnOc cut eingesrnben iin0, bic
SteilfcuergeihiiBe (16.) obcr ber.
oedt biutcr Dorfern ggGlNeru ooer
anoeren @ooenoedlingen itrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
Ner snnnrn nnN 0llinrnFrirn-


Bon oiinltigem @elGnoc aus miro
meiit III Der gfodt elm S1htengraben
in gIeider 9iidtltng 6ur feiuolihcn
6ront ouseebobcn. Gs 1T oos ser
gisgangsgroben (9lbb. q. pon 6cn
aus Der Soppen- ODER 2oitierabcns
Sortricb beaimlt. Mlou pcrltebt Oor.
unter ctua mnmsticic, 3id5odforntiu
ongelegte @r0beA Sic ocgcn ben
Ueino Dorgetriebeu meroen gSic oos
geldiebt 5eigt infer @ilO (3). Inter
Dem Sdub bon Sonoidden miro Elm
idraoer @ro6cn onaelcgt, Ser geqen
ole feinOli6c 5cite ourb einen Gro.
mtmurf nloelidit gclbiiet miro. gInl
Gltoe oicles @angeS pirN Oonn Gin
nloercr IN Gegenteiliecr Hidhuag an,
geiebt inO 10 gebt Is fpeiter, bis man
ocn 5eiiOe 5iemlih nnbc lit. Sir
Ger6iuoungsgrdben ipenOct moit mic
Der Wi0onoer iinicrer glb6. 9 sciet ie
nob @elor0e oud nod nnoere Soui-
0rabcniormcn ON, Die ale Derbiitcn
iollen, OoB Der 5eino nit ieinen sc.
ibohen Die @rdben ibrer ponen Sdnae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

Dung birgt. lin Sic g8irfiina ser Gr.
ploion no1 anOerer ais Scr beobiid.
tigten 9liobhing 81 nerbiitcn, nir0 sic
aglineliammer nit 2ebm 9loien.
liiiden H. ogI- oussefiiut. @leftrisiidt
ooer Seitieucr. 3iimoidniire III moiier.
oidlter llmbiiIiing bringeu Sic Wiine
ooun 3nr GHtlaourg. Sun0elt * iiA
mlr im oaS 8iuperfcn feinoliher
Stouen chua bon SoobgdnQeu aitS.
e fommea i@mdderc 9aOunaen. ioa.
GuetlbmineL sir Gnt5iiuoina 0ie
feme oberiroiiNe g9irfuna baben.
5tarte 0iibcrloocnc" Mlincn aber
lpreneen oas geimnte groreid III sic
Suit nno oomit audi oen 5diieeiasa.
ben. 5ic reiBcn groBe tridteri0rmiae
eoder (oaBer scr 9}ame .Erid,ter.
nIneD, IN oie mou Don 0em roin
iuieoer ouSgebeiierten Dlinenaanae
aus einoriugt, iie ais Eedunaen iim
Sntauterie 6erriAiet uno iih dttl
oleie Ieile innerbalb Der ieia0linen
9tellungen 3u ernellteu Gorac9en
ieitiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

unO TedrngSgrGben iu0 ipeiter rid.
mdrtS 81 0en cbeniaas mebr oOer
minoer in ole @roe eingegrabencu
lhiteritGnoen mo 2ogerbiitten Der
&eierben. Iicie Gerbinoungsgrdben
iino. mm nidt oie Gage Der Stehin1
81 Oerraieh ior9idItig sen Sornen
Ocs @jelGnoes angepaBt iino iunfcnnt.
lid ecmodt Sci ibrer glnlnge 1T be.
ion0ers Soroui 9fiidiidt eenomneL
iie nibt oer S0nasbeitreiAung 0itrh
glrtiacrie. unO Observation-Disclosures
ous3uicBcn. Gesbal6 iin0 aud S1il.
terpcbren cin9ebout ltnO iteleinpeiie
0ie @erbinouugsgrdben iooor ciuae-
ocdt 8ur @rIeibtcrung roiAcn Scr.
fcbrs iuerOen oieie mannSticfeu UrG-
9en foit ourdse6euo cnueitert. ousb
iinO bel l0ngercn @erbinounosgrGben
9lnSucidltellcn porAcieben. Serns
ipreM5cilcu (S9, MiunitioaSselaiic
8erbanOrGlume 90, glbortonloeen
Cd uiip. idIieBeu iib Oen 9erbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

0ungsgrabeu an. Grubtbin0ernine
d39, Baum. lin0 glitperbmie (149,
ESolfSgrltben (12.) un0 Wtiueu (22) J
ioIlen feinolihe glundberling n6s.
lihit erihmeren im0 Die @eioBitna
oes '5hiiBcnerobens Dor 0on0era.
naten itnO n6Atlihcn lleberruidnln.
gen idiieen. gIa oieic Sinoerniiie iino
10 ongebracbt, oaB iie Der 6eino nidt
iiebt un0 lie oaS ciaene Scuer ui1t
beDinoern. Die gnn5e Spcrronlage
lit Der Stelling ioipeit borgeiboben.
Bob iie nidt mebr I'M Streuungs6e.
reid oeS oiif oen SbHtengraben ob.
gcgebenen fein0liden 9lrtiaeriefeuerS
ligt ntoererieits abr nobts OoN 5u.
Derldliig bGpod)t mcroen fam. Sin.
fode Grabtbinocruiiie tperoen oo.
ourb bereeiteat OuB man Ira6tc
(rl0alidit StodelOrobt) on ltorfeu
@foblen frelp imO qier iibcr Sen 30.
oeH 6iebt. sic iino itm 70 ipirtmes.
boiler, ie mebr 9rGbte oe5oeen aper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

na1 beitreidcu fnnn. Nt6Slifit Oicbt
Dor Dem Seinoe miro Gin neAcr
Sdiisengrobcn Der iooeuanatc 9tl'
griffs gruben, ouSgebobeu 5it oie
Gntteruuug nod 5it groB, 10 iperoen
olifs neue Sappen gegcn Den 6eino
ooraetrieben g(ae &orteile Oes
@el6noes, gSoloiiiidc, @eboitc lmo
Gorier iper6en il oicie Scieiti0un9cn
nit etnbe3ogcn mo i6r uBbar ge'
madt, lum bon i6nen ans Den cigent.
Gcbcn 5tiirnongriif ourd9 sciclie-
Bung ans @cucbren uno spltncnrar'
fern, ioipic ourtb gScrien BON SSalto
9ranaten tliip. bor5ubereitcn imo aus
5uiiibrru.
Sot ein Stlrm menig 9luslie1t oi'l
Griola, neil Die SSiOerltanosiroIt pes
Teinoes nod nid)t genil9cn0 eri1ilt'
tcrt iit 10 oebt Der sln9reiisr 3nal
aQinenfrieae iiber. gln sccigncler
GtcIle, ser glrbeitSeriparnis ipearn
ain beiten bon cntcni MclIcr aus 'per,
SCH ctfrccbte SH0mtc PIC Gfalteils
l0dcr, qcorobct Oou 0cNcn ans nod
rcdtc Nlucna0ngc bis lnter oie
ieinOlihen Grdbeu meitcrgeti9rt mcrs
Sen. Cod oun Der @c9ner nbt Ia
ouaeitrcuater gSiiblarbeit oieles %or.
Qeben iit6ren in0 llnlereH 1t9liBcA-
eraben in oie Suit 81 lprengcu. &cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
glodllGngc 5ur SeeTdJIudlt am Gfa.
1erraf.
(Strlegs SruiueIpetcr). Die OIe.
idli6te pum Sd6aufel- 5O6u.

go Sobu @uu loobI rnbNn min
llol 81 Sduie hleihen ni4.
Goer % cr miiilerueile
geNriei 0ui mod itdriere Reiley
@iip iprldli Ia erHlicm Ion
Mailer gHiDclm 5n oeu Sobn,
llnb Snhn Wuu Dor @nreden ltumm
glidt iid rnih nab 6ilfe Inn.
Aom pei auOem bort er iiichf
geas an i6ut 6er anler mrldt
@r bolt iclne @6ilFein.
" Quulelt
0r ihauieii
ani bem Wleere bin unb Der,
Vas Wlnldut oem Ruiier iebr.
Sebi. ibr Iieben qeute. iebt
gSie'e oem 2opn Bun melter aebi:
@lit ben G0ililein Icbaufelt er
Sort dm 1iagerrai umher
llno neil SObit helanHiltN ouuEm,
Ndbri er bort tn lehel rum,
"a. cer onuIme Npiepidt
SLEPT PIC oeutpeH Ebifie nibtl
uho 10 blidt Soon uobMalS iuImm
Su oem n0n3eil Rebel rum
Ylppli6 bort Iobu einen Nrdd
llilo loon bal er Gins AM N06
WQn8 cluport cOu Orimfu nllD Nd0er
Mlili au 0iII er has Veidwuoer,
Nier liuo nteibia uniilten.
goH ben anoeru Mot 30 reben:
500 ble blcle rilden an,
Sn8 I'M Sohn pun lduali pctdn.
So ole GeuiibeH jdiieben munter,
Sobn 9lills strcn5cr aepen unier
Sect Iinlt ng8aripiie .SnhindbIe-
slh benz 3cbn, oeil piro cana Npa.
pNntror" oDeienic" sGueen W,arnA,
@nn3 SertrilmHert Tiulen ole.
&ielc nuoere ncD 0asu,
Gu iricni EeiiilNldilo cnblid g4ub.
elhcr Soon @nu hlldei fiuHn
slni pcnl adii5er Miccr berllul,
ga. cr III Qar 8oruie ic0r
pnl bQlo iCinc Gniiile1 mcbr.
2icle Shlnnl am Gldeerrul
ssar Mot mao Sobn &nuS @eIUmdd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01

lolHen llcberrai1ungen iollen leitlib
por9cldobene Sorb0duge tunliblt
icbaBen Oenn niinnt Der &oiien in
ibnen 0ie gInn0berun9 eines ieinOli-
Cben Nlincnganses iuobr, 10 iudt CT
ourd bcreitscbaltcuc Sprengloolnig
ion 3u perniGien. gIni ulierem Bid
CD bobel sic 6ran3oien bhiter i6ram
Shiibeagrabcn eiien Gnaht on8es
le9i BON Oem ais Gin Sa1g bis OiAt
lutcr Den oeutiMcu @faben fibI
Iort ipir0c cine Aliine arlc9t bic 3lt
Qelegcuer 3eit eIcttriih Qut5iIioet
lcroei pa. gl6er oeitiiMcriettS 9at
man sic glblilbt mobl erfaWt im0
BON eincu tieier lie9cnOeu 5Manie
aitS cine @egenninc poractrie6cn.
bon ser CHS IN ncrihieoenen Stenol
5eiicnganac porgeibo0cn uerocn.
bis man sic @cNiBAeit bot iater
oem icaiolig5ca GioNa ooer Sdiisen.
orabeu 81 iein 6aiien 5prenaund
onnn crioIlt 1ie eiraige iclbii iiuo,
pie 0eir @erabon ittntplc, meilt nit
&ols ucrilci0ete Stollcn. Sic nruer.
oings ouN ourd init @totorfrait 9eI
trie0cne Stoueabobrer cngclcet per.
Den. sll oicie @olericn itno i0re Gel,
tenaau8e en0en IN ciner Nln!euf0H
inter- bic IN aetcerten Nol5faitcn ooel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-01
9IaeriueItsfrieg.

GaS lit nun cinmal 70. Gricq lit
arieg Der ipiu bere0et lctn un0 ldnt
lid uidt totihmcigcn. gllS CSroBbu.
ter ireilih III mau idon frie0Iio6er
9eionnen uno nl0nte audi eiuuIal
leine &ube baben. SSn meiner Bet
ting Itebt fat nur arieg lluo mas 0o-
5u geb0rt. @cs ionlt 70 uette Ser.
miidte iino 9otale lit reht oiinu. go
ipie ib mid I'M @1rtmen blideu
lane I'M nod oeh Spalieren AL
lebeM fdnat Der gtadbar iiber Sic
Ncde ein Weiprod bonn arieQ al.
obue oas g8etter eines 9gorteg al
puroigen llno Der G1mmeridop.
pen2 "a oiebt eS nir nod TtpIo.
moten iiuo Strotesen; 5it einent
frieolitben Sfat finoet mein feline
@eaenlicbe. 9b un0 Su nuB ida
oub in Der ain0eritube einuaI nad.
ie0en. mo bier Gnfel ibr @uIeu trei.
BEN sSbr Gater, ntein @obn ite6t
Dor &eroim. Ger SfleinIte trdat
itol3 ieine eriten &6shen, Ser Gr6Bfc
perrutidt iciue Soicn ihon oilf Sen
9dnfeu ser Serta. ssu Ser 5fube
gtngS rcdbt lcbhoft 81. geroirn bon
StiibIen bcrgeiiellt, mar geraoe Qe.
nommen; iebt purnc ic5ulircicr %aa
aeipieIt Ger 9Ielteite oirigicrt 3llr
Sieocsicier Gborlieoer, nobel onc
init Suldiiigcn in0 un3uldIiioen @e.
rdteu mif Dem Siib troumelten. sc.
rooc iangen iie
glnc mciue Nooithcu
Sumlnucn nui Der Eee
Sloilicn Inter geniier,
NpnneH 10 Die N9b'
uToS lit ia reMt nett, foote ih.
G1 pir f0nuen poN piel nebr
crlpioerie Ser Sertnuer..
s@rIiauaica ariaaaign
g8ic treit iuo oeluc Nldticri
~ iliNii uigNt nm 8lg GpnimerSSelt
g,eit nl'al im @iilier tueRn IS Bneii.
Sruamteiy &rtumlcg
sSie igea iHo oeiue elaiicr"
Inter oen britnoiden @lStteya
mar NOEL IN criter 9mle SIC liales
aemeint. Eann itieo mieoag ciu uauer
&dNtllS
t@pltnrat EntinNa.
gSie nNblH bn IS @an Nablii Nj "a gbea
&or niieH Etaaieelsy"
sen stcit perihlang cnl raicaNer
2dru Scr GnhTiana auS0fadtl
lolltc SD cnpiabl unu. Ia nai 8
bod beiier ncine 8tinng eal5N.
ltedcn na0 0cn 9iadbar iibey Is
Sefe 5u fragcn, ob er NIT ann Naai.
] lmcridoppen ac6e.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
LlSABEULA

Mr.. r X Andrews spent the week
end in' Ilsabedla He lefi Monday
evcnipg fdf Alaska whers he Will re-,
sdme ffs wori, for the government
Mr., Andrews has spent tho pact sum.
ner in the south snd thinks the Island
a much more pleasant place to i've.
MFR. and Mrs. M. q Hhattuck spent
Sunday with Mrs.. ShAttuck's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs IL. III stelnfofth.
hrs. Mertice Bender and MISC nei-
nice Keebaugh have gona to Seattle
for s.time where Mrs, Bendsr's little
son German ID attending b boys
scheol
Mr., e, g. I,alsscn who Is employed
IN Seattle. spent The wesk END at his
home.
Mrs. Iiiue, MI. Esaisdsn and Henry
shain spent Sunday IN Llssbeiila, each
with their respective families,
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
COVE

Are we dewnhearted? MOI Ishoula
say not. One look at Cove as You
pass in your automobile, rig or shank's
mare, as the case may he, viii. CON.
vince you OF that fact.
Why should we be downhearted /
Look at the magnificent view as you
pass; smell the ezoRs; also the clalh
beda when the tide Is low; observe
how green everything Is, in spfts D.
the long dry spell. No. l Don't
include the inhabitants in the gres /
part, except as to their youthfulness
in this age deiying spott.
Look at the running water avery
few rods; Where can you beat it,
No, We are optimistic as to the
future Of this particular garden spot
of vashon island
.Excelsiors Is our motto. Moth.
ing small in the way of our progress.
sive merchant, Mr.. p, A. Petersen,
who Is handling the business: 40
tons of oats and 80 tons of straw in
one gag is going some mot ID speak
s'"c'fie iighi and power installed
for grinding feed. And Petersen is
"1ohDny on the spot in delivering
the goods. with his auto truck. For
efficiency and accommodation you will
d..
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
VASHON HEIGHTS


Miss Sue Kent Of Seattle was a
guest OF MIR. and Mrs, G. *. Coryeil
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs, shorey has returned from a
visit In Seattle for week.
Mrs. Ioring and Mrs. Rowland OF
Pasadena, Cal, who have been visit
Ing their sister, Mrs. Cowlcy. Tor a
fow weeks, returned to their homes
last. week.
Tho Rose Club VIII he entertained
by Mrs: William Cook at their next
meeting
MIR, John A. Corbin In improving his
place With a new chicken house.
Nj. Elmer ilarnieling has finished
digging his netato crop. II was the
largest and finest. per acre, on the
island.
psuI 7. Kokey. manager OF Nortii,ld
farm, took several prizes at the falr4on
chickens, also Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Hon.
nell and MIR. cowan. The chicken in.
iustry is growing at this end OF the
island,
Mr.. Conrad arjonvslanda has finished
clearing tenVacrss for Mr.. +. w. West
on the sitc Alreotly south Of Mr. Ilew.
tits home. Y
Mr.. Geiger "a enlarsing his chicken
business with several new buildings.
Mr.. Geo. S. Bonnell has lumler
nearly ready for d new brooder house.
1t win accommodate twelve hundred
chicks and viii % i4x5o in size.
Miss Ruth Halfway is spending tue
fall and winter with relatives in Call
fornia.
Miss Campbell visited in Seattle last
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs Chad. b, Taylor were
visiting with Mrs Taylnrfs parents
Saturday ar, Sunday.
Mrs. Hasesawa, whoshas hact, i'll for
six weeks, is convalesing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. si.sK. coiysll, .Ir., and
son Kenyon. were guests Of Mr.. Cory
els parents saturday and Sunday,
Mrs VIM. Cowlcy and daughter werc
visitors in Seattle Tuesday,
-rl,., ~, ,L.s.. ~. ~.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

MI aud sfss. n. t5 r Martin ara 4
Vancouver b. q Waiting at the fioEl
Of his son-in.law. fs. An, Mrs. Inn!
Hopkins, having M qyer witl
Mr. Hopkins when Bsuss here tv,
weeks ago
Mrs. B. c. Norman spent satu
in Seattle with Mrs. Brace. II
Mrs. culiey left last Monday
swo weeks stay ut Spokane
A weekend house party came
from Seattle Friday evening and
registered guests at the Portage
tel The gentlemen came TO
ducks, the ladies to dig clans.
Capt, and Mrs. James Mg
from Cordova, Alaska, were reg
Sunday at the Portage Hotel.
Mcpherson is owner OF the b
ranch on Prince Williams So
ing spent over thirty years
lie expects to locate onue
and to retire from actH
Nr. anu MRS. j. u
entertained at five
evening. AT the clth
clam ehowder hnf
Covers we're laid +
were Mr.. and Mrs
da. Mrs. Phoebe
Mrs. Frank Ballf
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
ELLISPORT

f"N' W" 0"'''s w wv
f.'eh"s' ihey 'Niee' !" return soon
~ 'ooh ai'er some Improvements y
reh p'opei's nete'
Mrs 9, Newcomer and daughter.
Miss Ruth Newcomer of Tacoma, We're
at their summer cottage for several
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Archer came
over from Seattle Friday and spent
the week end fighting the forest firo
which threatened to destroy their
summer home.
Mr. Arthur Furbush returned last
week from bis ranch in Oregon ana
will remain for the winter with his
mother, Mrs. p. c. Furbush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caryllic. who
have been at their country home for
several months left recently for Min.
neapolis, where they will stay for
the winter. Mrs. Carvillo's sister,
Mrs. skinner, Will accompany them.
Mrs George Evans and children and
guest, Miss Florence Campbell cnnle
over from Seattle Friday evening and
spent n delightful week end n. apear.
son Place. the country home Of Mrs
Evans mother. Mrs :. Pearson
i A. Busterea who has ius, 70.
turned from n trtp Of several months
through Alaska was an Island Wis.
itor ,nis week
Miss Elsa Rnppert of chicago who
IL occupvinr ono Of ths McC,intoc,t
bungalows went 10 Seattle saturday
to remain for 4 few davs, yis,,
Amonw ,hose eniovina weekend
shtfnr 81 E,,;sno,i we've rrs ana Mrsf
q Msnn and son Mrs 4 u cSX
ss,,tss Mr. psss earnenter MA
iark sfrs u 4 H,,is and N,ss ,r,i,s
,shal,y an of seattle
Mrs i e Newman and Mrs Dan.
ean Newman ,ef, sun,iay ,or sea,t,e
where ,hev viii rerap,n for several
aeys yissting frlenes
Niss frances Meeker who has been
resident of FIIjsnort sor the nost
YEAR Ief, this week for her home IN
she East.
Mr. ,,aarapde wismors en- route
from Eugene. Ore. to Montana stop.
red over this week fer a visit with his
grandfather Mr. Alfred Wlrmore
Rev. La yiollette of Seattle was
among the list Of El,isport visitors for
the week
Mr. and Mrs william Hamilton
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

what the latter are but II looks grim
on paper, anyway.
DR.. stockiey is busy putting the
finishing touches on D new bungalow
sor the chickens, and believe me it's
some swell residence for the biddles;.
they ought 70 break the record for
eggs in sheer thankfulncss for such
q. dandy layout.
:. The editor OF the r. |. is long
headed gent. In doping out the
economic situation after dilating on
the advance In prices OF various
articles vi food. he goes ON 10 point.
Dout the advantage a rancher has
With few COWS and chickens and a
vegetable garden. or course, we all
know yhat 1t does not cost any
thing to feed cows srd chickens; and
as Tor garden truck. all yop have to
do Is to rake the ground. put in
the seed and sit down and watch the
tfnes grow. And as for potatoes
see what money there is in them;
its a sure thing fonce In ten years
or so) 80 al per the advance given.
turn your idle acres into money and
ges rich In no time growing spuds.
He aduss,s that fruit II stu reason
ably cheap. FsufrT We know It's as
a.
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making ihn frat aIl.year hotel that
Eilisport has had ard II is certainly
appreciated by the public
| Miss Bessie wise interviewed the
dentist in Seattle on saturday
GNveling the new road 10 the ferry
dock IS The order of the. day. II will
ltake about thirty days, 1t Is claimed, TO
complete the road from Ellisport.
Mrs HIN and Miss conghey Of Se
attle spent the week end at Miss Con.
shey's home, "lsla Casa"
+ Mr.. +, Furbush came home Sunday
10 spend few days with his mother
Mrs, w. l.. Lives!ey spent a few
days visiting relatives in Seattle the
past week.
| Mrs. c. ]. Pyle, who mas been in
Seattle since closing her hotel here.
came back TO visit over Sunday and
we are glad she contemplates return.
Ing for good this week
The Fuller Brothers lett Saturday
for a weeks hun3img ~sgu w Hoods
canal
| Mr. snsaV Hedmoh ana mrs'
Blanch ANYWAY were united in mar.
riaEe On ,he hrth OF oc'oner' ahu aiser
q short visit with friends left on the
Il2th for their new home in tho North.
both Mr.. ana Mfe' HeaInah were
emong the most highly esteemed and
he'ovea members oi our community
ana they VIII he sadly missed py their
heiehpors. but all unite IN warm COM
mendatioh Oh the step they nave taken
ana IN heartfelt good wishes ior ther
PROSPERITY ana happiness.
ine htiieth anniversary OF 'he mar
}riase OF AR. Nna Mrs. Wm' iiyesiey
occurred on the Afeh OF septemaer'
iheV nave long aii''c'nated 'he peas
Nre % saii'hs IN espesisily' the ON
residents OF the island 10 celebrate
nc OCCASION nut Illness ~ the samiiy
psesehsea e''e-r aains 70, however,
az s''eif o'u he'shoors' ana most o.
new ones loss as sineere's W'sh them
isreae many more anniversaries OF
'he oeeasioh'
m'ss sanees eieehef WAS s'Seh
ue''en'tui 's'ie p0ron parly "a sa
ufdey afternoon by the friends who
nave oeeh most e'oss's a''soe'ssea
WIN ne' uuf,ns ner say mere her
aepar'ure On Mohaay 'or her nome N
the East occasions regret among those
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Vote agains. Initiative No. q.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-10-26
BLUE HILL.

Mrs. Olson of Grinnell, Iowa. DUR
chased 40 acres of the old Migley farm
south Of the mound, and is building a
house thereon. She expects to make
it her home.
John South and wife spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Mrs. Snow will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society on Thursday, Nov. 2.
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Leonard enter
tanned their neighbors and friends last
week, Wednesday, it being the tenth
anniversary of their wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard were presented with
a small remembrance of friendship
and Mrs. Fagerburg gave them a
souvenir spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard expect to leave in November for
st. Paul, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Ella B. H. Jorgenson of Mea-
dow Vale was visiting friends in Blue
Hill last week.
The snow storm of last Thursday
was a surprise on us farmers and we
were not prepared for such winter
weather: About six inches of snow
fell and at this writing some snow
still remains on the ground. There
are still some potatoes that are not
dug, but this week will finish Them
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-10-26
October 1926
Notice of Hearing Upon Petition of Freebooter.

Whereas petition signed by Louis, Anna
and Adolph E. Schedin, freeholders of school
district No. 1. in this county, representing that
they are the owners of the following described
lands, situated in said district, to-wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter and
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, of section six (6), township thirty-seven
$50, range twenty-six (26), and that said
lands adjoin school district No. 10, in said
county; and that they desire to be set off from
said district No. to district No. 10, for the
following reasons, to-wit:
:, "Adjoins school district No. ID which would
be the proper place to send our children to
school while it would be impossible to send
them to No: l - has been presented to the
county board Of Mile Laos county; and asking
that their said lands may be set off from
said district No. 1, to said district No. 49,
and the said board has appointed time and
place for hearing thereon.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that said
petition will be heard by said board, at ses-
sion thereof, commencing on the 21st DAY of
November, A. d., 1916, at o'clock in the
afternoon, at the office of the county auditor,
in the village of Princeton, in said county, at
which time and place the said board will hear
the evidence and the arguments of all per-
sons interested, for against granting the
prayer of said petitioner.
Dated at Princeton, MIMI, Oct. 11th 1916.
By order of the county board.
Official SeaD w. c. DOANE,
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk
of Board.