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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-08-08
STOWE

Miss Della Felix is recovering from at
| operation at the Fanny Allen Hospital.
Mrs. Alma Smith and daughter, Miss
Inez, have returned from visit in Provi'
dence, r. l.
| LIS Macutchan of r. F. d. began
delivering mail on his route Monday with
new Ford car.
At the regular meeting of Mystic
Lodge, E. & A., NJ. last evening there was
work in the third degree.
Walter K. Bigelow of Salem, Mass, is
a guest of his brother, E. r. Bigelow at
"The Lodges" this week.
Rev. Fl. W. Cummings of the Cong'l
church conducted the community service
on the school campus Sunday evening.
Edmund W. McGibbon of the U. S.
steamship Naumee, who visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. j. McGibbon, while
on a 70 hours leave of absence, left Tues
day for the Brooklyn navy yard, where
his ship is stationed.
On account of the epidemic of infantie
paralysis in Washington county, it has
been thought best to postpone the Mum
Luce family reunion and picnic an
nounced to be held at the Palisades Park
Thursday, until little later in the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Billings returned
Sunday from an automobile trip to Yer
shire. They were accompanied to Yer
shire by Mrs. Lola B. Douglass and Mrs.
Dora Billings Clark, who remained for an
extended visit there and in Bellows Falls
and vicinity.
W. Burt returned from Burlington
Saturday accompanied by his two daugh-
tiers, Dorothy, who has been in the Mary
Fletcher Hospital for treatment for
mastoid abscess, and Lillian, and sisters,
Misses Marjorie and Rebecca Burt, and
also by Fred Walker, who is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
The following men from Stowe have
enlisted in Co. F, Vt. Volunteer Militia,
mastering at Morrisviie:-RoyR Robin
son, r. Fl. Metcalf. Clyde Nelson, G. S.
Marshall, Olin Sanborn, Henry Sanborn,
Ward Chaffee, Charles Brough, E. G.
Sleeper, Fl. E. Pike, P. s. Kaiser and E.
G.. Stafford. The company meets for
drilling at Morrisville Friday evening.
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North WoIcOtt

Ray Bruce from the Fort was at home
few days the past week.
Ernest Stoddard has enlisted as baker
and left Friday for Fort Ethan Allen.
e. A. Hastings and family were at
Fort Ethan Allen Sunday.
Miss Eva Eggleston of Albany, N. Y,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Hastings.
Mrs. A. B. Sanborn was business
visitor in Hardwick the last of the week.
Paul Baker aud Miss Hazel Tallman
were married last Saturday evening.
Reba Tallman is at c. w. Grifith's.
Miss Mildred Belmont is visiting at
A. K. Woodmansee's.
E. j. Clark and family of Hardwick
visited his father recently.
Mildred Bailey visited at Sumner Bal
ley's in Wolcott over Sunday.
Archie Stoddard and Fred Brill went
Monday to Burlington to enlist.
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WOLCOTT

Fl. B. Parker was in Hyde Park Mon.
day.
Miss Carrie Hubbell is home from
Grand Isle.
Miss Nora Twiss is passing the week in
Morrjsyille.
G. e. Lapiere has installed Sharples
milking machine.
John Kelley and wife have returned
home from Lowell.
w. L. Tillotson, wife and son were on
Mt. Mansfield Sunday.
Enos Lafuer and family of Hartford,
Conn.,, are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Chas. Merrill of Florida was re.
cent guest of her sister, Mrs. R. M. Hub
bell.
Fife Foster is passing the week at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Id Bliss, in Nor
ristowu.
Charles Fisher and wife and Archie
Fisher were visitors at Willoughby Lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McAuliff of Bur-
lingtcn are guests of her mother, Mrs.
John French.
A. Fl. Perkins has begun work for the
contractors, who are engaged to build
the new depot.
A class adoption of 27 members were
added to the local camp M. W. of A. last
Wednesday evening.
Fay Darling and wife of Hartford,
Conn.,, who have been passing few days
in town, have gone to Albany to visit
relatives.
DR.. Oscar Cleveland and wife of An
thony, Kan, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Lowell, Mass. are now guests at
G. H. S. Cleveland's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of North Hyde
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Generess and
Alton Whittemore of Eden were guests
st E. W. Albee's Sunday.
Rufus Montague and wife expect to
leave next week for California. They in
tend to make the trip by automobile in
company with G. F. Smith and family of
MOrrisville.
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The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
THE OLD AND THE NEW

1t used to be in time of yore,
That the man who kept grocery store
Would decorate the front of his shop
With buckets and tubs and brooms and
mops.
And tub of fish, some soap and oil,
And with various things would his pave
ment soil,
Then tilt himself back in his ''old arm
chair"
And wait for the people to find him there.
But ttlme works wonders is a saying
true,
And sit can be done" like he fused to do"
For the people are wise and on the alert,
And insist that their food shall be free
from dirt.
A modern people with modern ways,
Will not be dealt with as in former days.
Therefore, when The Great A 4 stores of
the Parlor type,
Were conceived and launched, when the
time was ripe.
The people were glad for they all agreed
That the Red Front Store filled long felt
need.
They "looked it over" from every view,
Compared the prices, as folks will do.
And the more that to the ECONOMY Store
they gave,
The more they could see the great chance
to save.
On standard and advertised brands of
today,
There was quarter less than they use1 to
pay.
And the news was SO good, they spread it
around,
About the wonderful Economy Store they
found,
Where ten cent goods were sold for eight,
With everything clean and up-to-date.
The coffee at twenty one was extra fine,
And sixty cent teas were twenty nine.
They found that this great Red Front
Store
Was indeed wonderful place for sure.
For it made their money elastic, SO
A dollar "would stretch" and almost go
As far as two in the 'old style way"
Where for all kinds of expense they had
to pay.
For. solicitors, phones, premiums and
teams,
The consumer is taxed and never DIR cams,
That by taking his package home hi mself,
He can save good portion of his 'pelf"
And by dealing at the A. & p Economy
Store
Can get just the best goods, and then have
more
Money left over than he otherwise could,
With which he can purchase some coal
and wood.
Or otherwise necessities of life so great.
That trouble so much the workingman's
fate.
So the people rejoice and hail with gIee
The modern store of the A. 81. p.
That scattered all over the u. s. A.
From "Ocean to Ocean," they are today.
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Davis Corners

The attendance at Sunday school this
week was 40; collection 45 cts.
Mrs. Benz. Gomo's sister of Morris.
vile came Friday for an extended visit.
About twenty young people gathered
at the home of Miss Linnie Morse Fri
day evening to celebrate her birthday
anniversary.
During the thunder shower Wednes-
day, lightning entered Mr.. Morse's
house, knocking off the chimney, tear
ing off plaster, and burning out the
telephone.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Davis and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Davis and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis
and family from the Corners attended
the Davis reunion at Hyde Park, Satur-
day.
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EDEN
Paid for your paper?

- '| ~NN N"~ F'~P~-'
Sammy Tatro of Co. E. was in town
Thursday.
Harry Hier was business visitor in
Hyde Park Friday.
Stanley Parsons of Pennsylvania is Wis
iting relatives in town.
Herbert Reed was a caller in Hyde
Park and johnson Friday.
W. j. Atwell has purchased Jeffery's
truck to use in his lumber business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray of North Hyde
Park were week end visitors in town.
Mrs. Fife Young of Boston is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed, Shutelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Temple have re-
turned to their home in Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Maxfield were call
ers at Warren Bakers in Morristown
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Raymore and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Emery were in North
Hyde Park Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Hines of North Hyde Park
was a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Loverin Sunday.
The lawn party for the benefit of the
church promises to be success. The
Common will be decorated with Japanese
lanterns. A lemonade well'' and for
tune telling booth will be special attrac-
tons. An entertainment will be held in
the hall. miss Freda Whittemore will
sing two selections and recite James w.
Riley's poem, "That Old Sweetheart of
Nine" Ben Blake will also sing two So
los. Dorothy Collins and Rev. c. A.
Hatch will play two piano duets. Mr..
Hatch will also play the famous Trinity
Church Chimes variation of "'Nearer My
God to Thee" Ice cream and cake will
be sold. Saturday night next the time.
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ODER Hill

WV AAAAA
Hobart Manning is at home during
laying.
B. O. Lambert and wife are entertain.
ing relatives from Massachusetts,.
Cephus Boardman and wife of John.
son spent Sunday here with her parents.
Ransom Davis and wife OF West
Burke were at Don Seaver's over Sun.
day.
Miss Minnie Manning of Morrisyille
has been spending a few days at her
home here.
Arthur Manning has finished work in
Hyde Park and is helping his father fin.
ish haying.
Forest Mudgett and wife of johnson
and Frank Sargent and wife of North
Hyde Park were on the Hill Sunday.
Health officer Gates was ON the Hill
Monday and the people here are again
out, being all from under the quaran.
tine.
w. f. Manning Of the st, J.&L.
railroad is at home for short stay. hav.
ing II teeth extracted by DIR. Leach of
Hyde Park.
Charlie Lambert motored home from
Massachusetts, the past week, where he
las been at work for some time. Char
De has purchased five passenger Over.
LAX car. Charlie is good fellow and
Re are glad to see him back.
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HYDE Park Center

Bernice Jewett has returned home after
a two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
Arthur Jones.
Mrs. James Rock is a guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. Louis Liberty, at Morris.
vile.
Fletcher BlOdgett and Irving Foster
are doing Mr.. Emerson's haying.
Mrs. F. A. BlOdgett and Mrs. A. NJ
whitcomb and daughters, Elizabeth and
Hattie, were recent visitors in WolcOtt.
Orville Blodgett's colt, which got poi
soned in the pasture, is much better.
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Felcherville

How nice to have the telephone again
Mrs. Ed. Jones is very poorly and un.
der the doctors care.
Dwight Matthews has received his s.
horse power engine and has set the
same.
Haying is still going slow, but mum.
Der will finish the coming week if rain
holds off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Styles of the village
were Sunday callers of his daughter,
Mrs. Will Grimes.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blanchard were
in Burlington last week, returning Sat
urday night on the train.
Wallace Seymour, with his wife and
boy, are stopping with his father and
helping to do the haying.
Miss Gleuna Adams went up to the
North Village to stay over Sunday. She
is working for Lillian Grimes.
Berries are getting ripe. Only zoe
for thimble full and 10 cents a grain
for sugar. I would advise all the house.
wives to put up some.
The car which was carrying Miss
Madge Cole back to her work at Mrs.
Moulton's was stalled near Mr.. Mathews
and called for help, Of course plenty
was found.
Jay Blanchard, Roy Moulton, Peter
Lamell aud Frank Mihill, with Mr..
Cristy of the village as chauffeur, took a
trip to the Fort recently. A fine time is
reported.
If all the roads that lead to the Fort
were travelled as this one Sunday, where
did they put them? Don't seem as
though they could find standing room
for so many cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovitt had Thompson's
car Sunday to 60 and see their son,
George They found him gaining slow
ly and they have given up the idea of
second operation, as the doctor thinks
he has not strength enough to stand it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Noyes and chill
dren took an auto trip to the Reynolds
large farm in Cambridge. About 400
acres, Sc cows and great many hogs;
has all modern Improvements and is
carried on by Mr.. Hubbard. The crops
are looking fine, but hay is not much
better than at Hyde Park and the roads
are not as good.
Again Felcherville has had call from
the electric powers, until we are about
as safe as we would be in meeting the
Germans. Mr.. Bakers house was
struck, the lightning playing around
the chambers and coming down into the
pantry where Mrs. Baker was cooking.
Splinters flew from the woodwork into
her hair and tins were soddered togeth-
er. 1t followed the water pipes into the
cellar and then skipped over. to Will
Grimes and burned out the telephone. |
II took a short trip to the woods and a |
of trees were stripped of their |
branches. Up at Mr.. Bowen's it knock
ID the smoke stack from his house and
lid some other damage, but Ben says he
would like little warning as his nerves
ire not wha: they used to be. Then at
Mr.. Moulton's it put the electric lights
,ut and above the reservoir a telephone
pole was struck. At Mr.. Fitch's large
I'm about half way down the drive and
big maple on the old road were struck.
7elcherville surely had enough for one
rip.
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Ithiel Falls

Luman Strstton was business visitor
In Morrisville Saturday.
Miss Ola Gray has been quite ill with
a throat trouble the past week.
Mrs Elbridge Wood of North Hyde
Park has been visiting relatives here the
past week.
George Stone and daughter, Miss
Myrtle Stone, of Bakersfield visited re.
latives here last week.
H. g. Courser is at work with his
team for w. W. Smith. drawing logs
from the mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. f. F. Davis attended the Davis
reunion at Hyde Park, Saturday.
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NOTICE

To the Taxpayers of the Village of Hyde
PaIk:-
The 1917 village taxes are in my hands
for collection. On all taxes paid me on
or before Nov. /, 1917, discount of four
per cent will be allowed. After that date
shall proceed to collect the delinquent
taxes, together with my fees, as the law
directs. WALTER d. STRONG,
Collector of Taxes for the
Village of Hyde Park.
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JOHNSON
The post Office is completed.

uC pOot OnCo 10
Miss Helen Hunt is home from Mont
pelier.
Homer Kneeland has purchased new
Ford car.
Miss Gertrude Baker passed Saturda.
in St. Adams.
Mrs. Fl. B. Caswell is visiting relatives
in Burlington.
A. L. Laraway of Waterville was il
town Monday.
w. Fl. Stearns and W. G. Jones were il
Morrisville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Worthley VISITED
her aunt in Barton Sunday.
Mrs. Philips of Boston passed Monday
with her sister, Mrs. A. j. Saleeby.
Master Robert Barrows is guest of Ell
A. Barrows' family at Lake Eden.
B. S. Fullington is having new meta
roof put on the main part of his house.
f. G. Bicknell and family of Chester
are with his mother, Mrs. J. S. Bicknell.
Amos Ober of Springfield, Mass, is Wis.
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Ober.
The local Red Cross branch needs more
helpers at the Library Wednesday after
moons.
W. M. Smith and daughter, Nellie, and
Mrs. Geo. O'Neil of Cambridge were in
town Monday.
A. Garrow is making the foundation
for the addition to Geo. Conger's building
on Railroad street.
ed the Davis reunion at John Davis in
Hyde Park Saturday.
Fl. G. Parker has broken ground behind
his Office at the planning mill for the cree
ton of new storehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Joslyn of Essex
Junction were guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Peck, the first of tn
week.
Misses Lizzie Pike and Alice Scott
have charge of the drug store during the
absence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Jones at
South Hero.
DR.. r. G.. Prentiss and family motored
to Greensboro Sunday. Roger, their son,
returned home with them, from the Boy
Scout camp.
Elmer Bogue of Burlington and Miss
Reba Buker of Cambridge Junction were
married Wednesday by Rev. A. A. Man
digo at the parsonage.
Miss Luella Leslie and mother, Mrs.
Mrs. William Leslie, and f. W. Leslie
and family motored to Danvile Saturday
to visit at E. G.. French's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Emery and daugh-
ter, Gladys, and Mrs. Emery's mother,
Mrs. Eliza Potter, of East Lyme, N. H.,
are guests OF Mrs. Florence Jaynes.
Col. Jos. Scott of Eden, who recently
returned from North Carolina, was
guest of his brother, D. s. Scott, the last |
of the week. His health is improved.
Mrs. G. L. Demeritt, daughter and son,
Reba and Roger. autoed from Burlington
Saturday in one hour and 55 minutes |
with Miss Reba at the wheel. They are |
guests at Fl. B. Caswell's.
Mark, son of G. M. Patch, who has
been accepted in the infantry stationed |
at Fort Ethan Allen, was at home last
week Wednesday, leaving Thursday for
Syracuse, N, Y, where he has been Or
dered.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-08-08

NoTICE.-If the Sportsmen of Lamoille
County will send me a card with name
and address thereon. 1 will mail them a
COPY of the % Biennial Report of the
State Fish and Game Commissioner.
j. T. Stevens
County Fish & Game Warden
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WOlcott Red Cross

Following is list of the members of
the Wolcott Branch of the American Red
Cross:-
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Cabot

RE. Hopkins is now milking his fine
herd of Jerseys with Sharples mixer.
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Greensboro

C. E. Lapiere has installed sharples
mixer.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-08-08

Mrs. NJ. II. Vigent
Miss j. P. Vigent
Miss Fannie Towle
r. II. Golden
Herbert Freeman
Mrs. T. II. Hood
Mrs. B. R. Sabin
Miss Mary Hubbell
M rs..Leona Perkins
Mrs. Abbie Freeman
Mrs. Lucy Mann
Mrs. A. N. Knight
Mrs. Helen Cooper
Mrs. Hattie Randall
Mrs. E. Fisher
Mrs. B. r. Kusic
Mrs. A. E. Phillips
Mrs. Alma A. Albee
Mrs. l.. e. Allen
Louis Valley
Miss Lefa King
Miss Alzina Kusic
Mrs. Hattie Hubbell
Mrs. Mate Pa rker
Ia Arbuckle
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1917-08-08

Mrs. Gertrude Foss MI
Miss Fife Darling Mi
Mrs. M. j. Reed Mi
Mrs. N. M. Reed r.
Mrs. Emma Fisher III,
Mrs. Mabelle Udall Nj
Mrs. Mary Lapalm Nj
Mrs. J. S. Cogswell Mi
Mrs. M. A. Mudgett M
Mrs. Fred Grant MI
Mrs. Ethel Potter MI
NJ iss Sadie Hubbell MI
Mrs. Henry Parker M
Henry Parker Mi
Mrs. A. Hathaway MI
Oliver Staples MI
Mrs. @. P. Leach Nj
William Bryant MI
Miss Ida M. Lee MI
L. E. Lapalm Lo
d. Lapalm Mi
Mrs. j. T. Hubbell Mi
Mrs. Clara Moody MI
G. E. Haskell Mr.
Miss Thelma .
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Willing to Advise Him.

Excited Individual - See here,
Mr.. Bangs, you are a scoundrel of
the first water. When | bought that
boss | supposed l was getting a good
sound animal, but he's spawned and
blind and got the heaves. Now, l
want to know what you're going to
do about it?
Bangs-Something ought to be
done, that's a fact.
Excited Indiyidual-Well, should
say there had.
Bangs-Well, tomorrow I'll give
you the name of good veterinary
surgeon. It's shame to have that
!,orse suffer in that way. - New
York Globe.
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Sleep Takers.

1t is curious fact that people
when talking in their sleep are al
ways truthful and never evasiye, but
# their feelings arc played upon by
their questioner they will betray
great anger. Their eyes are always
tightly closed, and the information
Of the voice is very different from
the tones used when the person is
fully awake. Sleep takers may by
conversation he brought to remem-
Der a dream within dream, and
they will recol1ect what happened
in preceding dreams. Very often
mental anxiety will make people
talk in their sleep when under other
conditions they would never do it,.
London Standard
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(Too late for last week)

Lansing Blackmon of Paynesville
Ohio, spent several days in the val
ley concerning his land.
]. A. Campbell of New Castle
Texas. is visiting his son, ]. G. Camp.
bell, and was accompanied here by
his daughter, Mrs. Jennie Caldwell
James Auburn, recently kicked in
the chest by horse, is recovering
under the care OF his daughter, Mrs
Wyble of Missoula.
Robert Vannice was a Missoula Wis
itor on Friday.
One of the contractors for work ON
the high line ditch has established
camp on the Clyde Whitesitt place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Randels spent
Sunday in Raval11.
G. 0. Lundholm was in Roman Friday
on business.
.. c. Wellington and family motored
to Missoula Thursday, returning on
Friday.
Ernest Barton, o. C. Wellington
and Robert Vannice passed physical
examinations in Missoula this week.
Mrs. j. G. Smith departed for her
old home in Ohio where she will
spend the winter.
DO not neglect to halter break the
colts you will exhibit at the Moiese
Fair, September Goth. The premiums
are generous and Will pay you for the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. French Roueche, ac-
by Mrs. j. H. Meredith and
Jennie, motored from st.
Anthony. Idaho, last week to visit
Mrs. w. j. Barton who is sister of
Mrs. Roueche
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A Trick Of tho Trade.

''Stop! Numbered the client at
the barber, who was cutting his hair.
Then, says the New York Stats
Zeitung, he continued, in somewhat
milder tones:
"Why do you insist upon telling
me these horrible, blood curdling
stories of ghosts and robbers while
you are cutting my hair?"
T'm very sorry, sir" replied the
barber, "but, you see, when / tell
stories like that to my clients their
hair stands on end, and it makes it
ever so much easier to cut"
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MO1ESE VALLEY
g

| Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. WeIlinqton
spent Sunday at the Golden Willow
ranch near D'Aste.
Little Violet Elford returned to her
home in Anaconda this week after
spending six weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Raudels.
On Saturday morning at ten o'clock
the entire community attended the
simple yet impressive funeral service
held for Mrs. j. G. Campbell who died
Thursday evening after a brief illness.
Catherine kelso was born Sept 3rd
1873 at Bloomfield Iowa and spent
the latter days of he'd life in Texas
coming here with her husband to
homestead in 1910. The remains were
taken to Hamilton for burial and
many were the mourners besides a
fond husband, mother and sister.
Alex Palm of Butte has returned to
farm in Moiese.
Ray Reynolds employed by jim
Pricherd was visited this week by his
parents from Frenchtown.
Mrs. Joseph johnson and children
spent several days at the Eric john
son ranch near Roman.
Miss Alma Street of Missoula, is
visiting Mrs c. O. Lundholm
Robert Sharp has purchased new
car and motored to his ranch from
Butte, accompanied by his wife.
G. A. Burrell began threshing in
South Moiese Monday of this week.
Moiese Red Cross Auxiliary to
Missoula Chapter, will meet on We'd
nesday afternoon September the 9Th
at the Club House. If not a working
member, give us your assistance in
cash and we will turn out garments
OF all the material we can procure.
Mrs. Wilmer Smith. treasurer or Mrs.
J. w. Hazard, secretary.
The Moiese Valley Club stock
holders will hold their regular
monthly business meeting on Friday
night, September the 7th at the Club
House.
A valuable mare belonging to H. G.
u. Hall died Friday leaving young
colt.
Molese schools will open for the
Fall term on Monday, September the
tenth.
An Excellent cash prize is offered
by the Moiese Fair Association for
tho best colt raised in Moiese Valley
this year regardless OF kind of mare
or Sire.
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Able, but Not WILLING,

"Can you give my daughter all
the little luxuries to which she is
accustomed ?" asked Mr.. Slithers, as
Skinfint asked for his daughters
hand.
81 can, indeed,' replied Skinflint.
~ am worth twice as much as you
are"
"Then CONSENT" said Mr.. Slith-
ers. "Blcss y ~, my SON."
"By gum calculated Skinhint,
as he walked home later. Suppose
he had asked ne if | would Tx
change.