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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-12
Gulpres s6eater.

Ga5 8rogrnmm Der foulmenoen
ISOLDE oieies beliebten Gheaters I1bt
an Heid9nItigfeit nifts Su min.
ifen ibrtg als Saubtnunlnler gilt
u8omen4, ein bor5ugliher 8auoe'
bile UT. Beion0ers 81 erlDdbnen
maren nod bic SbirlcD ShapeItern,
bic lBirflihe 9iinitlerimen auf Dem
@ehiete oes Beiangcs illlD gon5es
nn0. o1bcre's Gre Born eucrB
Minute TT rine bor5HglidJe Satpre.
seaeben bon @a5el Seton ul0 grltp
pc. Ntaion mo 6tnnB idDLieBen
Oieies Dor8aglide 9aG0eDine 3ro.
'qronru init ughe Gorf a1io the gorfs
err His e~ritflaiiiaes Man0el6iI0
BnlB auh a9hr Ghaperolc@ nit
Gona Ylauo braeifnc mgE0cp
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glene @eamte.

Die aonUention Der G%iienuaren.
bdnoler oes Staates fan0 6reitao
uodmittog nit Ser 8eomteupabI i6r
enDe. Sreo &eI5 bon 9Ine Sia
lit Der neiie Grdiioenf. gbas. Sba.
ban. aearnep, eriter 9i3epraiioent,
uno s.. Us. Gbinqcr, Ilain Bier,
3ueiter gi5epr1iioent. 3ie neuer.
tpdbIten 2ireftoren iin0: Gam Zoo.
lep, grofen BON; %. Sargebrooo,
5oIitein ntlo y. g. Snpoer, &iISen.
gu 0eIegoten fiir Die i'm ndditen
CONNER in ct. 2ouis itottiinoenog
acknowledgements mur0en Die fol.
genOen 3elegaten erfu1blt 6. q.
9iebt. Stranton, 5re0 9cls, 8lnc
8ia gatbon Roberts, 2%incoln; 90.
8. Suite, Onlabn; 8. 9. Dlias,
@lcgoof; @. 8. gaB auieImo; j.
Y. gbinger. 4lninuien.
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gebtea Aonarrt bfr Metai[rrs.

Ger GintrittsfnrteH 8~0rDertd1f iiir
oas finite tnO Ieste aon3ert Der
aGetailers" beginat am @aontaq
Inn 8 u9r morgels ON aortenldal-
ter I'M @noitorium. 9ieies miIi.
faliide Set bietct inns Den ribmlidft
befannten Wtenoeliobn g1or 5uIam.
men nit Dem minneapolis SDmpbo.
npsG rheltcr, Elm Grogromm, 0as
ais mirfIib eritflaiitg he3ei9net lDcr.
ben mltB.
ger W8enoeliobn Gbor itebt unter
Der %beipabrteu Seitllng bon Clos. s.
aeau, mdbreuo 8err emil Eberhof.
Ter oas minneapolis 5gmphonDSr On.
6ejter meiitern miro. Gieie baiOen
muiifalii4en @ereinigungen haben
iih bereits einen notionalen Guf er.
morben, Der fdon iett Den erfola
Ocs aon5ertes liher iteat. Ga Die
Iadfraac nod Sieplaeen cine grobe
iein miro. mohtea mir unieren &c.
iern oitraten, iid igre eintrittsfar.
ten ~irlhseitig 8u beiorgcn.
Tie org0niiierten Arbeitcr Oes
galOes erflaren iidj ilberal gesel
eineu Arieg nit g~eutldlnno, mo
mir glanbcn nidt, oaB icnlono 6
maapn miro, linen 0esholb pntrioti
idc @eiiuuutg oh5ulprcfcE. Sie
irur0rA Is Iia unbI onA ~rerblttcL
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in Sen Gbeatcrn.
IN Grphenm.


al3 @auptnnunner INT 8rogranur
0es 9rpbeim Sbeaters fir bic fom-
meroe ISOLDE nuB pobI Cecil Gun,
ningbam be5eifnet iperoefb Die ourfJ
ibren liebrei5enOen geiang bic Ser.
5en Der 4~nipeiea0en ~be5ningen miro.
sic miro ie6oh ibren Rubm NIT ben
rSeben Original Sonep gops~ ben
farnoien 9eger0arItelIern Ill teilen
bobeft Die lid) bereits einen nation.
ipeiten Rnf eriuorben baben. s2ots
uno lots Of it" lit eilt por3ugliher
Girofter, Der ron 8bil. 8bite un6
@eielidaft gldn5alo borgefnbrt
miro. auBer6cm lit nod 81 erpab.
ncn:: 9orette, ole iineenoe 8icliitin;
Qeouaro 8outier's Eliminated Cob
ibop" nit ieiftcn oreliierten Gieren.
4alfren, SOIL rlo 9romn tDeroen in
n6oairs of 8ouoebiIe@ ibre aitnite
5eigen. Qls 9oet am 8i1no Bat iidJ
&irideL 9enoler einen aanen ge.
madt; CT ipielt &ogtime nod Der
SGd6lone clter Mteiiter uno er5ieli
oamit 2adiuIrme. SohtntereIiani
.iino duh Die mo9entli9en Heiiebil.
Der Des Slpbeun.
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Grnenuangen Der
Guuntgfommihare.

Ole g~ourtpfommiiidre %ernanuten
gGtern Die folgenoen angeiteateH
unO geaniten:
Or. 5. s. SuntpoI Silfs-G ountp.
ar3t.
Or $. Z Abingdon, Silfs.
goultBor8t Der SiiOieite.
i. S. Bed. 2~agerbnlter.
So6n q. 3egenn, @ilfs 5llperin.
tenoent oes GofHtD. 0oipitaIs.
Seftrp 5hrnOer 9agerberpalter
Oes GountD 0cipitals.
9. Me8innis, SiIissGouitplager.
berpolter.
aorl 2anbradt 9ilf8aonriniitra.
tor Der 8obltdtigfcit.
". 3. ggalmebber, Snitrnttor bas
aiberbieip Seims.
Sinlon 9. aaEantoia, eleootor
Operator.
g. S G'gonnor, @tebator 9pera.
tor.
Beatrice sdolep, 6ilfstelebbOni-
ltin.
@niper Soittn. @ilfsiliperinten.
bent Der 8erDaItungsoffice.
D. St. geI, Gagsgormann.
Sanitors 8asaualagoDa, ".
Goppol0, 6. g. GerIlen, $. s. Sud.
bniB, Mtatt Sbaaer, Go areaboum.
8. 9nrnc, sSobn MoroDitfL Sobr
ariief. SoHn Wlo0oen VI. 8. 2abeu.
9 9errn g. Somrep utlo 5tepbau
&irg, meld IeBterer im CONNER 0it
@artendnlngeu nor Dem Gountp.
gebdlloe onIegen uno berieben miro.
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Salten geamtenluabl ab.

8ie gSitgliaOer Der bier 5ur Son.
bention peridmmeIten 4ebrdsfa2u m.
bermen's aiioriotion, neId)e I'M 8o.
ME 9otel ibr @oupt9unrtier 6abel1,
ertpdbIten 6reitag g.. %. 2igbtnel
bon ct. Gomoro mieoerltm gum
9%raiioenter Der 8ereinigltng, MAD.
reno 3. g. arotter bon 9oliiaoe
gi8eprdiioent DurOe. 9err 2igbtnet
uuO %. q. Golpeser, melde auf orei
Sabre IN 0as 9ireftorinm erfu1blt
miroeL meroen ben Sdabmeiltet
un0 ben Setretar ernennen.
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Joe Stccber behalf
mcltntciitcri6aft!

3niiden 5000 lrn0 1000 9erio-
men boiten iid 6reita9 abenD i'm
Auditorium eingefunOeu, Inn 8etae
oes Ringfnnipfes 5miiden Soiepb
Stedler BON 3o0ge ltno Charlie
Geters bon GupIlion al iein. IS
mar Elm intereiionter anmpt ans
nelhen SteGer ais Sieger berbor.
giug. 2eidt ober mnroe ibm Der
Sieg nidlt gemadt, Oenn er fonn
III &eters eiiien eben6iirtigeil Geg.
ler, Der, init alien 6ineiien oes
Hingfampfes pertroltt, iAm piel 3u
Hoffen mndte. Ole critic &ompi.
runoe 0puerte eiiuns aber 81 Minu-
teil. Ger umit1n0, ooB Steher ben
G~berf0rper ieines @egllers in Oen
9einideerenbolt 3rpaug un0 ion pie
cine Rieieniflange uuifIammerte.
berbun0en NIT eineri armbolt, Der
Geters ben Bebraud) oieies @lie.
oes unrtogIif mafte. berlieb Ste.
tier Den Sieg, Gie 5lpeite GunOe
ooiterte ettpos LANCER oIs 10 Minu.
ten, che Beters 0eniel6en 8riffen
5teders unterlag Ger aingfampi
mar fir 4enner intereHunt ltrt0 Sc.
Ter God, Der oa8 Moth beronitnItet
bate, bat nidt uur ein aufes @e.
idoft gentadt ionOern aud Die 9(Ii.
%erfeunung Der 2iebbnber oes Sing.
tampfes ernorbei.
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Mnhetn sheater.

9ieies beliebte lInterbalflngsbous
bringt fir 0ie fommenoe ISOLDE Emo
fi0ele 8rpeinttige Sumoresfe aGbt
Girl from giombere~, Die BON ber
gDtai0s of Nnerica inter 4eibiLft
bon hernorraeen0en 4iinitlern 0el
gurlesfenbubne u~nterihist iDeroea
8rddtige Muiif effeftDoIIes 5arben.
ipiel mo ~einidmeidelrlOe 1iliit Bill
ben Die 9auptpunfte oiejes bor5iig.
liden @rogrmmes. Gin glbeno OeS
frobliden 2nhens. beg 3nangloier
lluterbaltens uil0 u~flgebun0ener
5ro9lidfeit itebt jeOem geinder be.
Dor. Inter Den Sdoulpielern Ter.
0ieneft beion0ere geahtung III. s.
San, gobbD Barn, SorbeD 9roo9s
5oiepb @eiton, Dog Gea Senrn Srir
unO Die Gotnen Gormn Bel. alfar.
rettd Gpnaonos uil6 Darn Bod
Gin groBer GEorlls biIbidler Mt10.
den tragt sur ~aIlgemeinen llllterbal.
tung bel.
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G0Mcbbccte IinG rcobt
flcibia scucicn!

2on0ons 10. Sci. 9ait Ben
heute bericuften brei 3ombferft, no.
rilbcr an dn0crer Steae berihtet
miro, be5iffert it'd Die 3abl Der felt
benz i. 6e6rltar bon 0eiitihen
auhbooten t~orpeoierten 56ifler
diff us, AT engliide, z onoere 4lliier-
tcn. 9antpfer, % ncutrole unD Elm
ancrifoner-mit i~tlsgeiotnt 1853.
73S Salnen @eboIt. (Sier8i, fom.
men nod Die 8ablreihett bon Den
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-12
Gr6nlten i6re @nraerpauiere.

lleber % Berionen, melde pIroig
beflu10en mor0en iparell, 8urger Der
Der. 1taaten SIT meroen Duroen
6reItag abenO I'M Commercial Club
pom Ridter Gap ibre giirgerpaDiere
ousgebonoigt. etpa 400 Burger,
meiit 5remoeeborene mobnten Oer
3erefnouie bel. Inter ben Heonern,
peldle Den uelei 8ilrgernl CUTE Seb
rem auf ben 8eg mttgabeH befnnoen
lid 6raHcis Y. grogau, glmoesriG
Ter @oo0rongb mo Der @~roiioent
oes 5fulrotes 6. ernit.
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Siinftes &eeimeut iuirS
~ausaemmitert.

g(Gen borbergebenOen Gtadri6ten
gum 5rot miro 01s 5. Nebrosfo Sie.
gtnent. oas eegenfp1rtig in Sort
Groot itntioniert lit, bod olisgenlt.
itert per0en.
3ie 8orbereitiineen oo3u iino I'M
boaen @ange, uno man bofft, 0aB
IN ipdteltens SlUan3ig Eneen Ole
Ausmuiterling beginner FAM.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-12
genEsuem fir ganfanaelteate.

Gie 2ibe Stod ganf in SID.
Omaha bat fir lire 4ngeltelte Elm
geniionsipitem eingefiibrt ponof,
Angeiteate, melfe 5lpon5ig Sabre
i'll Steanng limo, BET gintritt eincs
glters bon 60 Sabren peniions-
beredtigt iino. Iltd) iino aronfen.
peniionen ionic ioIde fir Die 8it.
men uno @aiien b~eritorbeuer 9ln.
geItellten oorgeieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-12
prdmic fir Kapcrmno
Semtidber Gamdbbcctc1

@aris, 10. SEQ. Gen fron8o.
iiife 6lottenoerein bat cine Snbifip.
t~ionsliite eroffret, TIM eiteu 5on0s
at ariinoen. aus meldem Sdifis.
fapitdne uno Maunidaften. benell
es geIingt, Gin oelttidcs Salidbooi
ait foberfl. belo6ut perben iolen.
Ser 6lottenoerein BAT at 0ieierr
3tped Die Suatme bon 10000 5ron-
fen eeitiftet.
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ceitrrreidii6er g[bmiral aeitor6en.

2onoon 10. SET. = @emdB Dem
4mitcroumer Observation-Disclosures
meloete cine 8iener 9epelde oen
Cob Ocs aonteruontirols Gsfar san.
ia, 6es 9berItfommonoiprenoen Der
oiterreidiid-nneariiden 5Iotte. Gun.
genihpinoiuht non Die llriade oes
.5o0es.
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Ghnhenfeitfr.

Sic ShmieOe Der Snnbo See &
Storage So, Gde IA. nnO 8oul
StroBe, muroe 5reitog inorgcn tell
meiie ourd 6euer 5erItort. Der olis
eerintete 5doOen betragt ettpn 600
9ptors.
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ainSerbprIteanua

Ole ain0cr Der @emeinOe Der
@oo0 5bepber6 Stride fiibren beute.
nahmittag $3.50 I'M @rnno Ebeater
ein Slid oDtotber @ooie ono Der
8lod" uuf.
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ahhiider @phltatinfeita6an.

Bum 8eiten Dcs iiioiiden gLltenp
heints fifl0et Sonrtng obcflO i'm git.
oitorium Elm GROCER gnd itatt. 5rat
Q. glnpis lit @oriitcnoe Oes 8ergnii-
gungsfomitees.
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Gnganoern ni6t beri6teten Ser
ienfungen)
Summer 70.
2onoon, 10. 5eb. Ser gri-
tenonnpfer a8eed Gree lit bette
berienft tporoen.
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Bo iGner oog gStar ipongleo
Banner" aigcitimmt miro, oa iiiO
mir amerifaner Deatlder Serfmft
nit gau5cm 4er5en babel Iorouf
lin0 mir itol8. Aber fnr oas 900
laDe toe Aina" iino mir nidt 81 bn.
ben. 9iiemolsl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-12
ganfcu Mluntaa acidIuRen.

Die bieitgcn Boufea ulD Die @e.
treioebOric meroen wtoutog 2incoIns
@eburtstaa, aeihIoiIen bIeibeli.
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es beSn5It Iid. III Der mAlaL
.fii5lcrieu an5ciogn" Der Eribane 81
euHr1aIerep
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WnNQANCN s s;'i'' -
9eg Bette in &nnOcDille.
Matinee tagli6 2.t5. gbenos SIS.
SfEebAea
Gona 49l
Cecil Cunningham

n5eoen original 6oneD gobs" F;
"2ots al0 cots Of ST." g2onette;
2eonorO @autier's Eliminated Eop.
i6op; EalfreD, Soa & grorun; SIR
fdeL Schiller; Srpbeum Srapel
&eeElp.
Ereiie Nlatinees Bette Site
ollsgenommen Samstag uHo
Sonntag. @allerie Zoe. gber0g:
10. %, SO ulS 75c-
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said8uf gr . mic bier ae5riat, eusbdIi
ginireifuIaem mo Hete}if 0iutsef fir a~c1Gielft
IGmIate ffn0 5pikf.l. gbbiionaaen EInr Anh
.eeahin nm je6er 5aocH 1T BIT ieben. Sie
G5EneH hidt iebl1sbet ig 4nferiieurg bieier
aeinbmadecnen Sriteu uho eiafdse. ipie man
IL debfaHff fIt SGfmsHiifer, 4ofb8Hge. 8e6.
fea gHls sons. Seoes FHh II fin fin elm
.eiaiaes, uIo feiH 9Alier .5meiHal eHtbalteH.
ae.He Hraa foHte Dine biefe3 8u8 feiH.
Tees aH9 hfg 12c periofref per 9oit Der.
|ianot
gaglide Emaba 9ribiimf,
19il QsmarO str. cmata, Nthr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-06

c. A. Perry of Lowell was an Ell
we'll business caller Saturday.
Carl Whittier Of Alma was in town
Saturday.
Ianoelot Apple is enniocl to his
home with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Chicken
of Greenville visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Culver this week.
Dan Boyer transacted business in
Alma Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Howe of Detroit Wis
tied Mr. ard Mrs. Charlie Slingluf
last week.
Miss Ora Culver was the Hello
girl in the central Office last week.
The Misses Gladys Apple and Anns
Hutchinson attended the fair in It'll
AGA Thursday.
Bert Culver and family aptoed t
Crystal Sunday
Mrs James Hove Of Alma visite,
the Charlie slingluff home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Madden Of Aim;
visited at the X. j Lathrop home
saturday.
! Clinton Nelson viii spend the weel
end in Canada
! Mrs. Arthur Roof has returned
from visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Allen in Wheeler
Harvie Davis Of st. Louis is taking
treatments at the sanitarium 70
nerve trouble.
| Levi Pritchard was a st. Louis bus
mess caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Medier, Mrs
Will Waber, Mrs. Leon Rice and Mis-
Bertha Wycoff attended the fair il
Ithaca Thursday.
Joe Battles and family of Emerson
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Pugsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Ingham and Mrs
Lyrinida Nelson attended dance il
Riverdale Saturday eve.
Geo. Sandel of Alma transacte,
business at this place Saturday.
| Dewey Apple, Ora Hu!w'tk az
Raymond Fisher attended he dane
in Riverdale Friday eve.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-06
County Correspondence
nelos Of our neisbborins OiIIases as CLEANED each
week by our special staff OF correspondents

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dalrymple and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dalrymple were
Ithaca business callers Saturday.
erdale last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Shepherd Of
Carson City were Sunday guests Of
the Art Hilsinger family
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benton of
ST Johns visited at the Clinton Mel
son home, Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Waltz of Owosso is Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson.
Harvie Davis spent Sunday with
his parents in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Mallory visited in Riv-
crdale last week.
Miss Viola Rossefelt Of Shepherd
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rockwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Rockwell attend
co the fair in Ithaca Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woodward au-
toed to Grand Rapids Friday, return
ing home Sunday.
Miss Gladys Apple visited Miss
Pearl Townsend in Summer Thurs
day eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wacha were over
Sunday guests in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Ellen Jorgensen and little
daughter Irene visited Mr.. and Mrs
Jess Hulwick Saturday.
Mrs. ID. Medler visited Mr.. aud Mrs
Charlie Slingluff few days last
week.
Mrs. II. j. Hyde visited relatives
in Oakland county last week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-09-06

DR.. Mclaughlin and son John were
Alma callers Saturday.
Mr.. Fisher of Alma visited Miss
Kathryn Currence Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Currence of AL
ma were over Sunday guests of Mr.
II b. Currence and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs Shepherd Wis
tied Mrs. Florence Webb last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Webb visited
Sunday with Mrs. Florence Webb.
Dan Ferguson and family and My
ram Newman from Hersey visited
Mrs. Helen Kinney and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Taylor.
Another very interesting letter
was received from one of the boys in
camp at Great Lakes, out of Chicago,
lby Mrs. Theo Greenhoe.
Great Lakes, Aug. %, 1917.
Mrs. Theo Greenhoe, Elwell, Mich.
My Dear Friend:
Received your letter yesterday and
the candy today and you don't know
how | appreciate your kindness. How
can ! thank you for it? 1t certainly
cheers a person up if any thing does,
but we are not lonesome bunch of
Jackies, for the Jackies of the u. S.
Navy are the jolliest boys Of the
world.
Wednesday is visitors day and we
have battalion drills and every third
Wednesday we have sham battle
Every other day we are detailed to
work and the next day it is drill. We
are going to Chicago on September
for parade for the benefit Of the
boys that were drafted We will
have a great time. We do always
and we go there every Saturday OF
Sunday 1t is about thirty-eight
miles south from here. 1t cost SOC a
round trip on the electric. We re-
ceive our pay every other Friday
$1,000 each pay day. They hold back
the rest of the money until we are
through our training.
We will soon be rated as second
class seamen and then we will re.
Continued on page three)
Morris tribune., 1917-02-23
NOTICE OF FILING OF AND HEAR
-. ING ON DITCH PETITION
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that petition,
of which the following is a copy, has
been filed in the office of the County
Auditor of Stevens County, State of
Minnesota, and that hearing will be
had upon said petition before the Coun-
ty Board, at the office of the County
Auditor of said County, in the City of
March, A. D., 1917, at o'clock P. M
Dated at Morris, Mimi, this 18th day Of
February, 1917,
Morris tribune., 1917-02-23
Jill Hround The County

J Mayer left Monday morning for
Willmar on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Gilbranson and
son were Morris business callers
Monday.
Kyle Pushor returned to school at
Morris after spending the week end
here.
Wendell Glotfeldty was a week
end visitor at the MacDavis home.
Mrs. P. Schauls left Friday morn
ing for her old home at Caledonia,
Mimi. This is her first visit there in
fifteen years. She expects to be gone
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Larson, mother of Mrs. David
King, returned to her home at st.
Paul Monday afternoon visit here.
Mr.. liner Roam transacted. business
in Morris Monday.
]. P. Steinfort left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis on business.
Don't forget the Literary society
Monday at the school house, A pat
riotic program has been arranged.
F. J. Mclaughlin was a Morris
business caller Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. David
King, Monday, Feb. 10, baby girl.
Mr.. John Majerus of Morris trans
acted business in Donnelly Tuesday.
Mr.. MacDavis went to Fairfield,
Iowa, Tuesday on business.
The J. B. club met with Mrs. Mac
Davis Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. J. e. Peterson left Tuesday
night for st. Paul, where he will at
tend the Hardware Mems convention.
G. FLAG expects to move onto the
farm now occupied by F. Carr, this
week.
J. w. Wartman made business
trip to Morris Tuesday.
John Ulrich left Tuesday for Pipe
stone, Mimi.
Rev. Wessling went to Morris
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bloom we're Morris
business callers Tuesday.
Mr.. S. Bowen from West Union,
Iowa, came up Monday night. He
has rented the DeVenney farm.
E. w. Peck transacted business in
Morris Tuesday.
VIM. Schroeder transacted bust
ness in Norris Monday.
W. J. Everts and w. J. Longcor
of Red Wing, Mimi, we're in Don
nelly few days the first of the week
on business concerning the DonneIIy
Mercantile cOmpany's building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Schmidt enter
tanned the Forty-eight club at cards,
Tuesday evening.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-23
RENDSVILLE

The Boone Boys purchased some
oats from G. Shauer last Monday.
C. w. Rhone made a short call on
Day last Monday.
Those that were in Hoffman last
Tuesday we're Herman Giese, Harry
Day, Keesham Gust and Tena Wag-
ner.
The Day young folks and Herman
Giese visited at Wagner's last Tues
day evening.
John Henrichs called on his faith
er last Wednesday.
Kloos' young folks visited at
Wagner's last Monday evening.
Carl Giese visited at Shauers
last Wednesday.
Harry Day, Mrs. Montgomery and
Lena Wagner were in Morris last
Wednesday.
Those that we're in Donnelly last
Wednesday we're c. Shauer, A. B.
WOrtentine and F. Struck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Podratz Wis
tied at c. Shauer's last Monday.
T. Shauer called on Uphoff's last
Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Shauer visited with
Mrs. Herman Podratz last week.
Mr.. Muckie called on Uphoff's
last Tuesday.
Those that we're in Donnelly last
Friday were Mr.. Harris and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Giese and son, Herman.
c. w. Rhone called on Henrich's
last Friday.
Orville Boone and Art. Uphoff
visited at John Henrichs last Fri
day evening.
Ben Struck visited with Mrs. Van
Horn last Sunday.
Earl Reed and Art. Uphoff visited
at Giese's Sunday evening.
Lawrence Kloose and Herman
Giese visited at Wagner's Sunday.
Miss Ellen Bruins returned from
Morris last Friday, where she had
been visiting friends for the past
week.
Morris tribune., 1917-02-23
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of Foreign VIII.

61OUHIS "a @O@S484 WILL
Estate of August Mogler.
State of Minnesota, County of Stevens.
In Probate Court. In the matter of
the Estate of August Mogler, De-
The State of Minnesota to Mary Mog-
Ter, John H: Mogler, Lydia G. Mogier,
Bertha M. Mogler, Henry p. MogIer,
Joseph A. Mogler, Samuel e. Mogler,
Anna M. Mogler, Louisa M. Mogler, Paul
ID. Mogler and all persons interested in
the allowance and probate Of the will of
said decedent: The petition of Mary
Mogler, widow, representing that Aug
ust Mogler. then a resident Of the Coun-
ty of Lyon, State, of Iowa, died on the
that his will has been allowed and ad-
mitted to probate in District Court in
and for the County of Lyon, State of
Iowa, being filed in this court, together
with authenticated copies of said will
and of the probate thereof in the court
above named, and praying that said will
be admitted to probate in this State, and
granted to Mary Mogler.
Now Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby cited and required to show
cause if any you have, before this court,
at the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, in the City Of Morris, County of
Stevens, State of Minnesota, on the 10Th
day of March, 1917, at 10 o'clock A. M,
why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
Witness the Hon. A L. Stenger, Judge
of said Court and the seal of said Court,
this 21st day of February, 1917.
(Court Sead) A. L. STENCER
Judge of Probate Court.
JAMES B. ORMOND,
Attorney for Petitioner.