davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-10
ooOoI 100000
9 p E R S o NAILS o
5000 oooo0
c. W. High, Atlanta, is in the city

c. w. High, Atlanta, is in the city.
Amos H. White. Atlanta, is in the
city.
Pat Koran has returned from a trip
to Macon.
w. A. Munford, Tampa, was in the
city yesterday.
CA. Sampson, Jacksonville, was in
the city yesterday.
r. M. Koelef Savannah, is spend
ing few days in the city.
B. c. Walker of Mt Pleasant was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
Amos S. Andrews, Pensacola. Fla,
has arrived in the city and will re-
side here in future.
J. w. Hull, representing Brad
streets Savannah agency is spending
few days in the city.
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+ gbnarb Meber. i

SIM Sitter bon 70 Sabren lit
g6uaro Meper, Der Neoafteur Der
,,aatboliIden Hl1noidau", bette
pormittag sur etpigen &ube einge=
aanqen. 5ein 500 ip1trbe ourd
8erIesungen, Die er fid BET eineE1
Stur5 onrrd cine offene Sal(tiir Dor
einigen @oden auge5ogen itno BON
benen er ii1 nid,t tuieoer erbolt bat
te, berbeigefubrt. Ser 8eri6ieoene
mar in 81. 8allen 1T Der S1mei3
aeboren uno nanoerte Dor ca. 40
sSabren in Teras ei,1. gr lieB fid)
alerIt in Salettspine als 2ebrer uno
Mniiflebrer nieoer nno iieoelte bon
oortaus nod Gan I,ttonio in glei-
der gigenidaft iber. er mar Der
erlte Dirigent oes San M1ltonio Sic
oerfran5, cine 3eit lang alth Diref-
tor oes uSroblinn" uro funsierte
aIs Organiit III peridieoencn Sir
den. 8or ca. 10 Sabren iultroe auf
feline @eranlnliung oie usiatboIii1e
&unoIdau" gegriinoet; obeIeid er
nibt Ser erlte Neoafteur bieier 3ei-
tung mar, lit er mebrere Male als
beren Shriftleiter tatig seDelen uno
bat I'M @nn5eu mol an bier3ebn
Snbre am Meoaftionstifde g%eieiien.
Ger Yeritorbene miro bon ieiner be.
iqbrten @itme, einem SoBne uno
mebreren E0htern betraucrt. Mabere
8eltimmungen iiber bas gegrabnis
iino nod nidt ~getroffen.
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Sic 2eeisIatnr.

Der Get1at bot Die Stnte gforrnal
Sin o~rgenomrten. Sic madt elne
@euiIigung bon 100000 fit Die
gtoblierung bon 5pei Sfaats-9aor-
.maIidulen, cine I'M 5iiotDeiten, Die
anoere I'M Morotpeften oes Stnates.
Das 9aus bat Die gia, ponad Die
SSe1lprtpehrIeute in Gt1oten bon iiber
10000 giniDobnern ie6es Sabr Ell
a,cn urlnub BON fiirf5ebn Eager
terbnlten, angenonllnelt.
Das llnteriudungs : 4omite, oas
s0ie MnfIngen gegen Gonberrenr
-ssergu5on priif, fubt banptiahlid]
'oarouf onb Darrants ausgelteat
lporoen fino nidt aI1ein fir bereits
.gefaufte geoarfsartifel i'm .Sanie
0es G~ouberneurs, lou0ern aud fir
ip1ter 5u liefern0e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09
" r. I { /.

ssm 81. 9iitriftgeridt muroen
~. 81. COMPTON in ieiner Sdaoeler,
iasflaae gegen Die q. y. llpaloe
uro @olf 9abn $4,000 5ngeipro-
sd,en. ST bate $4,000 perlangt.
Maior 3. 9. 5oulois, Gbef
Der bieligen 2uftihiffer : 4bteilung
~ nod Baibington berllIen lporoen.
5em Nadfolger 1T Capt. E. s.
DsoD.
Die inter ben Anipi5ien oes
E5ort Sam &ouiton s3rDeiges Der no
Ten aren5 0eieaihaft peranltaltetc
Undertaking im@roBen 9%pernbaule
mar In ieber Ne5ie6uns Elm ausge-
fprodener grfolg.
Die Gifts" balten bier am g.,
10. un0 II. Mai ibre Staafs : aons
suention ab. gier5ig Sogen baben
Aereits lire 0ertreting angciagt.
Auf Dem 8ege 81 eillem 6eller
in Ser guena giita 5traBe follioier-
te am Donner1tag nbeno oil Der Gfe
fDnu Commerce un0 San Wnrcos
5troBe oas anto oes Jeuerdefs Ebil
@rigbt nit einem BON 1feroen ge-
sogenen Edlaudmagen, Der eben=
fals in pollem @alopp Slm 6euer
fubr. lie Ieid}IeI bes 8ngens SER
ipIittertc Dns @inold)ilb oes Iuto's
uno Ore @aid)ine mnroe ltarf be-
ibaoigt, 10 Dab beoeutenoe Gepara-
fltrell u~otlpenoig iino. Der 6eiler-
def blieb acknowledgements llnper-
Ictt, er ielbft iagte, err bate onrd)
Die aoaiiion algen6liflidl getotet
sDerOen fonnen. or peroanft iein
Entfornmen einem reinen 3ufalf. Ger
sycuermann Eere5, Der ben Sd)laiid)-
spdgert fubr, erfldrte, Dab er ben
,snitruftionen leines gorgeiebtell
4ssolae IeiItete uno ben inn porge-
id)ricbenen Weg nabm.
Gem Yoli3ei : a~omniildr 30
cert 1lbr lit nn 9onnerltag 4beno
;tuiiden 10 nno IL llbr, mabreno
er einer Gerlanunlung I'M Der Gifts
Sale beipobirte, oas Dor Der 9iir
Itebenoe groBe ailton1obil geito6len
poroen. ane Nnhforidungen nad)
Dem Gerbleib Der Maid)ine bIiebel
enc ,,eft lang e~rFoIglos; crit eini-
sae Stunoea ipater pllroe BAG auto-
atpbif I'M 300 Hlaf Der Mfame
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09

la~rnrnlunget a6geboIten baben, INN
iid iiber Elm g%emeiniarneS Gorgeben
I'M Safe eines arieges 5wiidet
Deutldlano nno ben Ser. Staaten
81 e%inigett. Sn Sierra Grlt5 mobnen
pieaeidt, IS, in Motterep 70, IN
ser garl5en Hepnblif Werico bofs
items 5000 9eutlde. @elde Sc
fabr!
Nab ser neuen, Der 2egislotur
oorliegenoen Sin sur Mrrangierung
Ser @ongreBoiitrifte iino benz ID.
Diltrift oie Counties Mranlas, San
Batricio, See, Rarnes, 8illon,
8erar, gomal, Genban, 8lanco,
Nueces unb Guadalupe 5ugeteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09
Nms Der Sta6tbale.

Begen M6aueienbeit oes Wappr
gronn iplirbe Die nelie pom staot-
4a1tiuoIt nisgenrbeitete Sitnep Sroi-
ala13 uidbt CUR gerleiung gebraht.
Bonos I'M Netrage BON $1S5,OOO
1per0en on1 15. Widr5 eingelolt tper-
ben. Die grnction gompa1p erbalt
ErIoubnig, in Der Necos StraBe ein
5eitengeleiIe 81 legen m11o Die Sr=
ternationnI @abn erbalt oieielbc
GrInabnis fir Die gnnal StraBe.
Gle Musgabe Don 100000 IN
wonbg fir ben gai zines Goliieums
apuroe informell beiproden uito Die
sautpelenoen &ommiiidre idienen ben
Mnn 81 biaigell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09
Z >.

Muf ei1em 3llge Ser Santa
Sc 8abn braf in Der Ndfp BON
Gainesville infolge grplolion in ei-
einem @epddwagen Seller aus. Ser
@epdf- iomie Der Holtiuagen lDur-
ben onrd bic 6lamnlen 5erltort. g.
g. Seffries uno elm Neger : Gorter,
Die iid) sur 3eit Der grploiion in
Dem Baggage @agen b%efa1oen,
mltroen 5iemlid fdmer uerlest; Die
llrlabe Der grplo1ioi1 lit bis iett
nidt ermittelt. Ser angerihtete
shnoen be5iffert iid auf mebrere
tauIeno Collars.
Ser SoIoat Mid)ae[ Hoit, Der
in elmer Maidinen @etpebr Ib-
telling Ser 3. &upallerie in 2areoo
oiente, muroe JON Dem Merifaner
,Sriniooo Stores erihoiien. Shores
aiebt an, oab Holt perlu6t babe, OBJ
ne grlallbnis in iein 5aus eiil5u-
bringen.
,Slt Slelblerolle III one Oer=
mittpete fSrau Ben @eeren I'M Mlter
pon AZ Sa6ren ans Dem Seben ge=
idieoem,
Sn Benton lit Srall Charles
aaiten sur eluigeu Hube eingegan-
gen. Die 8erItorbene miro bon bier
Sobnen uno 5ipei 5od)tern be-
tralIerf.
Ger Staat 3eras bat i'm per-
gangenen Sabre 50,055,000 8uidel
Corn proon5iert, beinnbe ooppelt ID
piel uie I'M Sabre 1915, mo Die GRIT
tie %, 704>OOO guldel ergab. Die
@ei5enernte betrug inn Sabre 1916
2,813,000 8uibel, Die 9aferernte
11,7t5.O00 guihel.
S. g.. aleranoer bat Die Sill
Der Safe Hanh in llpaloe an Die Sill
per 2ano Gompanp in @albeiton I'M
Den Breis bon $4,000 perfmlft.
Die &onjtitutionalitat Des
3manssidulgeieses. lit BON S. S.
Butler BON Halo Yinto County, Der
icinen &naben BON Der SduIe 3uriif
belt unb Der oesbalb Inn So aeitratt
muroe, angefodten noroen nno Der
Saa liegt Dem ariminaI appella-
tionsgeridt in Muffin 8llE gntihei.
oltng Dor.
Sn 2odbart lit elm offentlider
ssnfubotor (gier ausbriitungsma-
fbine) aufgeitelt moroen, Ser BON
seoerman benubt meroen fam.
Sir ieoes 81, oas ausgebritet lit,
entriftet Der gigentiimer BEL gntas
gennabme oes fleinen Siibnhens 3
Gents.
S5n @or3ales iinb Die 8obn.
bduler bon 9. Stabl unb S. Srieo,
mann elm gfaub Der Slammen ge.
poroen. 8erluit $4,000.
Sn 3bree Gipers 1T Die Sbree
3ipers &aaep Hational 5arm ano
Soan Niiociation organiliert moroen.
Sn ieinem Sauie nabe Heu.
8rnlnfels puroe Der p~ieruno5mail.
sig Sabre alte 6. Sieniee NIT elmer
SduBtpunoe I'M aopf tot aufgefuit-
ben. gr bette iid I'M September
letten Sabres perbeiratet ltno bir-
terlnBt feline 6rau, Gltern, sipei grii.
Der uno cine S6peiter.
Die Surmers Union bdlt ami
13. unb IA. april in Snpoer,
Scurry COUNTY, cine aonfcren3 ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09
3 % t. Ueti3*

sir eruhen nnIre 2eIer, Seren Enhancement abgaamfen lit, redt
ariaoeue, ben ldmIoieen getraa nmee6enb ein5nienoen, Sa es nns an'
saSa4h 1T, sen sansen staat berdlen sn laRen.
siemanb ioae sns glat entgegennebmen, Der oas announcement
midi ;ortsnieben ,pamIdt. TIM, NIT Ser NbbeieQnng ioQte bic Ginienomns
les teferenben getrases erfolgen.
Die 2eituns 1T Elm Gkbaft me jebes anoere nno oesbalb erlanben
mir nus. aeIeoeutIib 0ednnnaen ansanfbiden, auf oeren prumpte Be-
.nsInna mir bene6en mnKeu, oenn Dime geIo lift id fn Ge4aft fiji
zen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09
0ie Gpmntpute Der 8rtpbe.

ser Hegel trttt sic Grippe epibemii6
oltf infolge BON 8itterungsperbalt=
niiien. Sbre 5pmptonle iirlo man-
nigfaltig. sic begtnnt nit Jieber,
oftmuls nit Sdiittelfrolt, aopf=
l6mer5, Sdmer5 in Ben @lieoern,
Orud iiber Sen Mngen, n1tb GROCER
forperlid)er Sdmdde. Ser Mppetit
l1Bt nod uno Ser Stublgang miro
unregelmdbie. @emobnIid lperoen
a1tb oie 2ungen in Mttleioenfboft
qe5ogen, mas Sniten, S6nnpfen
urlo @eiIerfeit CUR Solge fat. Dit
greift sic Grippe and ben Wagen
an nno bernriad)t Durdfal, Ma=
genI1mers, Ippetitloiigfeit unb
logar grbred)en. giele ldppere unb
gefabrlide &ranfbeiten fonnen ourG
oie Grippe berporgerufen meroen,
uro es lit barum ratiant, Bel Der err
item leidteiten gribeinung oieier
Spmptome, obne Mufidyub nit Der
rid)tigen 8ebanblung 5u beginner.
gs ift BON groBter @i6tigfeit
oab man elm mirfiames Seilmittel
tpablt. Gs ionte feline 3eit nit CT
p%erimentieren perloren geben. gs
bereitet uns @enugtllung, logen ou
fonnen, BOB 5orni's Mlpenfrauter
geraoe oas ridtige Seilmittel 1T.
IS borte i1on Dor bunoert Sabrea
auf, Elm Experiment 81 iein nno be-
libt einen uitgebrodenen Neforo in
Ser erfolgreiden 8ebanolung Der
Grippe uno %Gbnlider 2eioen. Serr
sssobn @inorifs bon ellington, g..
@, idreibt bariiber:: ugtlide nnie-
rer ainoer iuaren al1 Der Grippe err
franft, audi NOR ibr Nugen anget.
griffen uro iie fonnten nihts elien.
MIpenfr0uter baIf ibnet iofort, nno
es mar ridt n0tig, Sen Ar5t 5u rn=
fem, Der 90 MeiIen entfernt ipobnt.
9err 5ranf 2l,olpig bon Gbilton,
Mis., ibreibt: u2ette ISOLDE batten
mir ale Die Grippe, aber mir nab=
men alpenfrduter Elm, nnb iino iest
ale mie6er geiun6." Sn dbnliher
Weiie baben tauIeno anoere 2ellte
gei6rieben.
l1ngIeih tanoeren Oeebi5inen 1T
Torri's 4Ipenfrduter nidt in Mpo-
tbefen 81 baben. 2ofalagenten lie
fern es brett pom 2aboratorium.
Sonte fem Mgent IN Der Nahbar-
idaft iein. 10 ihreibe man an: Or.
Beter Gabrnep & Cons 60, Gbica-
90, Sn. Mn5.)
OFF, S.o Nof,tTkn+ Sn+ 1tt,tl1nrx
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Mlld Sic 5afultdt Der timber
litat IN Aultin perlangt cine Inter
ludnng Der gege1 lie erbobenen 8e-
Iduloigungen, 0aB tie IN Der 2egis=
latnr cine 2obbp unterbalt, Bob lie
oaran beteiligt gemelen lei, ben @ou-
perreur in anflage5ultano 81 perie.
Ben uno onB oie uniperlitat Der
id)menberiih oerpaltet miro nno oas
8olf beraubt. Mne bieie anflagen
meroen ga1s entibieben perneint.
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L.okdIes.
@aDrideinlidjes Bttter.

sir Gan Mnto,lio uno ltmgegetlo;
peute obeno: un6eitdnoig; mariner.
s5onnabeno: nnbeitdnoig.
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Gottonfan,en. Yrobnfte.

Sun sntOnie, seg., g.. 9idr5 1917
Yrime CRUDE Cotton SEED Oil, SO
&cuts Der @nLone.
Netp yorf, 8. Mdrs, -Spot $3.50
bio; WedrS, $13.57 unD $13.58; Ipril,
$13. 80 ulib $13.57; Mtni. $13.56 uno
$13.5S; SUM, 1882 uuo 1880;
anglit, $13.56 uio $13.59; Septem-
Der, $13.55 II. $3.50, Sftoher. $13.01
unD S13.O5.
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9ie ,,Treie Hrene fiir SeraS"
erSdheint NE 9aaeblatt umb Wpd)emblatf.

sD4s saeeblatt lit pierfiig uo fofa SOC per 0sonat ooer Sc per Sagr.
Eos go@enblatt lit iedsebnieiig uno fofet So per Sobr. gsab Westco
SO @oIb. gnd5 europe, Gorto e%ingeldIo1en, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-09

Sir 10 " t.. s;ns Ggrtra Yrimit Don $50 III SaF
Sir u as t.. ctr: GGrtra Srdmit D0n S.S IL SaH
Sir 20 ' ter s;s: Ggrtra yrdnit uDn $500 III SaM
Hdir p a t.. : s;ss Ggrtra yrdmit 900 6.S III yaar
Slit ut5r a5 y ' ter :;ss (Gytraprdmit upn SS ID Saa
Sair nt9r de 80 II t.: s:: en-: G6rtrayriaitp pa s16ia Six
Ser goridlas lit enfad nab bertdnolid senna. Ser eiBtn
neuen NbOnnenten Ser snr 3it nidt 2eier Der rJreie SreRe0 IT.
= seiuinnt, ~foaeftert $500, erba1, rp. behalf Sapun einen Collar nS
ididt ben anberen Collar init Der senanea MoreHe oes gtfeaers en.
Anferbem nebt aber audi nd cine grha Hramie in MnsFdt faas BIT
GAIL bon seu Abonnemten oMr barber erreiht mirb. Die Grtra.Ssa-
mic ienben mir ben oasn geredtisten bon nnertr Office aus brett.
Die bier gemadte Sfferte lit fiji. jeoen i'm meden 0ebiete bes 6taa-
ts pffen. Sober fam Fb oaran beelisen. gir bictcn nur gaarprsAs
an, neil GIo thinner ienen Nert Fat nno Seocr bafar anihaifen ans
fanhn fam, mos er geraoe brandt
Mae, Sic Bpm bnier Dferte gebrand nadeu nno inter ben o6en &C.
aeGten gebinsnnsen Ibonnenten fir Die r6reie Yrehe fir Seras" lan'
melu MOLTEN, Fno gebeten, fd nit nns nnbersasid IN gerbinonns ~
leben, Damt mir linen etpnige seuinidte ansfHbrlidere Mnsfnnft e.
teikn f0nnen. Bic lnitnns gbt ben Seteaern brett BON nnlerer 81.
lice III. 2ieie Gfrrtc fat nnr GaItsfdt bis gum 30. Snni 1917
.sSrfif Yrfiir fir yerd6".
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NnnmmDle.

Gan antonio, Ser. 171a Gts.
COLLECTION, geiterll. 1870 Gts.
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Oiltig bis 5um 80. SUIT 1917.
Yrdmien>Sffrte,
Gin &oridlag dit nuiere Trtuaot.

On es nnm5slid 1T, ale 9ifrife muo Counties Ses staates bHrA
Heienbe bearbenen at IaHen, nmften hr anf anoerc Nentel sur imHes
arGferen gerhretumg nnlres 8lates Iinueu nnS ipir ho Sn Dem ent
idlus aeformen, anne6mbare Gramien fir nene Mbpnneuten, bic nns
eingeIdidt merben, aussnieken.
Nr planen nidt bic geranfaItnHs eines iosnannten aontefes,
ne er BEL enaiiden 3eitansen nblid it, ionoern mir uonen onrh aus
Sablnng elmer lbcralen 3omuiHion 6riiuiaise anfuerben, bic Obne BE-
iombere Matc, unb snfrensnna fb cine Nebeneinnabmc 81 oefhafftn
unnben.
gu oiefm 3uefc oferieren mir fit ieben neuen Sa9resabonneaten
cine aDmmiHiun ppn $1OO, einem 9pllar. 9as &cdFnhat Der
,Treie Grefe fir seras" foit $500 per Sabr, 0egen Ginieuonhg bon
$10o merbem mir ao bus glatt an irseno cine nns anisessbene nens
Announcements NbuIe ldhfen.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
State Fair Offers
Large Premiums

What, perhaps is one Of the
largest and most costly state far
premium lists ever drawn up by
the state fair board was ratified
at a meeting held at Huron last
week. This last issue of the
premiums which will be paid on
prize entries at the state fair
will be published soon.
Senator Isaac Lincoln, who is
vice president OF the state fair
board, said arrangements were
made at the meeting to have the
spectacular War Of the Nation"
as the leading free attraction ut
the state fair this year.
The free attractions that were
booked to appear before the
grand stand are all high class
features, Mr.. Lincoln sad. A.
mong the many bills is a com
pany Of Hawaiian singers, said to
be the best that have ever visit
ed this country.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Large Corn Prizes
n Intel. State FaiI

At meeting Of the Board O.
Directors Of the Interstate Fail
Association on Saturday even
ing it was decided to give spec
laI corn prizes at the fair this
year. A total of $500 will be Civ
en- the exhibitors as prizes fol
corn.
There will be two classes o1
exhibitors each class to receive
500 in prizes. The first class
will be boys under Is years o1
age Prizes will be given or
fYe different varieties of corr
in this class. yellow dent, red
white dent, flint and squaw corr
being eligible. A prize of SIC
will be given for the best ter
ears Of any Of these varieties
second best will receive SIS and
the third Sd.
Continued on page four)
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Listing All Persons
Proficient II Trades

Local Secretary of the Civil
Service Commission, Nj. G. Liver
more, received a number of
blank cards, this week, for the
purpose of listing all persons in
this community who are proffici-
! ent in the different trades or oc-
, equations, in order that when
the necessity may require their
employment, they will be avail
able.
1t appears that there is urgent
need at present for workmen in
the United States Navy Yards.
Arsenals and Ship Yards, and the
cards which Mr.. Livermore will
circulate among the skilled work
men of Lennon, ask the ques-
ton: If offered, could you ac-
cept appointment Immediately"
In addition to this card list
and other vacancies already ad-
vertlsed, there are large num-
ber Of newly made vacancies at
the Springfield Armory and sew
eral of the Navy Yards, including
the Navy Yard at Puget Sound,
Washington.
All branches Of employment
may be had at these points in
cludlng skilled and un-skilled
workmen and common laborers.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
St. Pat1ick's Dance
Attended By Many

The st. Patrick s dance given
a. the Armory on Saturday night
as attended by one of the larg-
ct crowds that has been out TO a
q nee this winter. Over 100
couples were On the floor.
The hall was decorated in
novel manner and was very at
traetlye Green and white crepe
was used TO good effect and the
lights were covered with green
tissue which added greatly to the
attractiycness Of the hall.
The Lennon orchestra was at
its best and the dancers thoroly
enjoyed every minute Of the ev-
ening. The orchestra consisted
of: Donohoo. pianist; Thomas,
clarinetist; Cournoyer. violinist;
Dixie, cornetist; Sheets. traps and
Cournoyer. trombonlst.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Mrs. Ben Arnold
Is Called By Death

On Sunday evening. after a Wis
with her daughter. Mrs. JOS.
Casady. Mrs. Ben Arnold. appar-
emily in good health, was return
ing to the Grandon home when
she was suddenly stricken down
and had to be carried INTO the
house by two nclghbors. Before
medical aid arrived, she passed
away Death was caused by
oFereNertlon.
The Arnolds recently purchas-
ed a home III Hettlnger and were
about to move there to be near
their two sons located in that
vicinity. Death thus sometimes
makes futile the most desirable
OF domestic plans.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
South Dakota Has
Asked 573e,5S0.0O

Omaha, March 21.-The com
plete organization Of the Federal
Land Bank Of Omaha for the 9Th
federal district, comprising the
states of Iowa, Nebraska, South
Dakota and Wyoming has been
completed and the bank is in full
swing at its temporary offices,
suite 1207-1209, Woodnen Of the
World building Secretary Frank
G. Odell states that approximate
ly four thousand letters Of in
qulry have been received and an
swered in the two weeks since
the bank was organized.
About seventy-fve National
Farm Loan associations have al
ready filed their organization pa
pers with the bank as required
by the Federal Law ard have ap-
piled for loans aggregatlng over
three million dollars Up to the
close Of business on March Is.
The figures on loans already ap-
piled for are:
Nebraska $1,818,41O; Iowa,
$115,5 500; South Dakota, $739, $50;
Wyoming, $454. 100.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Devils L1keblack
Hills Trail Started

A meeting was held in the
Commercial Club rooms in this
city on Wednesday evening Of
last week for the purpose Of or
ganizing q trail association for
the purpose of promoting a trail
from Devils Lake, N. D., to the
Black Hills This meeting was
called by the Lennon Commerce
al club and was attended by rep
resentatives from towns from
both Dakotas that are on the
route of the proposed trail.
Everyone that was in attend
ance was enthusiastic over the
trail proposition and each one
gave assurance that their city
would cooperate with the Com
mercial Club of this city to Sc
cure a good trail connecting the
Red Trail. the Yellowstone Trail
and the Black Hills.
P D. Kelleter supervisor Of the
Black Hills National Forest Re
serve, was present as a repre-
sentative Of the Deadwood Com
merclal Club, and gave a short
talk on road conditions at the
south end Of the proposed trail,
also mapping the best trail route
into the Black Hills.
The following officers were
elected: H. S. Vincent, of Dead
wood, President; G. N. Kenniston,
Of Bismarck, vice-presidont, r.
A. Finch, secretary; and O. S.
Quammen, treasurer. The secre-
tary will also name an executive
committee Of four to act with
the officers in the trail promo
ton, two being named in each Of
the Dakotas. Nr. Finch has not
IS yet made kno1n ~ selections.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Obituary

Florence Josephine Grandon
was born June 5, 1859 at Chaplin,
Iowa. In early life she removed
to Nebraska, where IN her pirl-
hood days she was baptized and
united with the Baptist church
at Meadow Grove. She was mar
1ed to Ben Arnold January S.
1877. To this union were born
q children. one Of whom died in
childhood. The Arnolds moved
10 Stanley County, S. d.. in 1890
and have since made their home
IN this state. The deceased came
to Lennon last fall to assist her
brother, b, W. Grandon, in caring
for their aged mother, who soon
after passed away. She lived
true Christian life and enjoyed
meeting with Gods people for
worship and prayer whenever
she had opportunity TO do SO.
There are five living children.
Mrs. A. l.. Price, Of Lldgett,
Sask., Canada, Edison c. and Don
v Arnold, Of Hettinper, Mrs.
JOS. M. Casady, Of Lennon and
Mrs. +. Hanson, Of Glenham. S.
ID. She Is also survived by five
sisters and two brothers. nine
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Her relatives and many friends
will sorrow but not as those who
have no hope.
Funeral services were conduct
I'd at the home by Rev. e. II.
] eggett and lnterment was made
IN the Lennon Cemetary on
Tuesday afternoon.
Gard Of Thanks
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to the many friends
for their kindly assistance dur
ing our recent bereavement.
Ben Arnold
Mrs. A. L. Price ana famil
4. G.. Arnold and family.
Don V. Arnold
Mrs. Casady and family.
Mrs. r. Hanson and family.
+. w. Grandon
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
p1'thee Dening Co.
Good Elte[t1ines

me theatre going public Of
enmon were treated to two
Vh class performances last
eek when the Lawrence Dem
ns Theatre Co. presented The
s'''ese Girl, on Thursday night
- another good show on FRIDAY
sA'' at the Armory Opera
House.
1'o'Fd and Pearson, the dane
" narvels, were truly marvels
'he'r line Their dancing act
'o''er skates made an excen.
s'on.l hit.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1917-03-21
Big Track Meet At
mobfidge Next June

Mobridge will again entertain
the Northwestern South Dakota
Athletic association this summer,
tentative dates having been fix
ed at May II, the day ahead Of
the track meet for high schools
of the state conducted under the
auspices Of the Northern Normal
at Aberdeen.
At a meeting Of the Mobridge
business men last Saturday even
ing this matter was brought up.
Prof. Bugbee of the Mobridge
schools announced that at least
s or 10 schools will be represent
ed this year as compared to half
that number at the first meeting
of the association last summer.
It is proposed to hold the track
meet at the grounds Of the Mo-
bridge Fair and Racing assocla-
ton, and to have the citizens Of
Mobridge take visitors to the
fair grounds in heir cars. A de-
clamatory and oratorical contest
will be held in the evening, all OF
which will make this big occa-
sion in school circles in the state.