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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-09

publicans have cast most Of the vote.
to pass them 1t is true, that the Demo
Gratis. as well as the Republicans, wet.
divided on all Of these bills. but in eacl
case most of the opponents were Demo
Gratis. This fact. il is believed. will 81,
the Republicans a great deal Of gIoi
out of the session. The vote on u
passage of the woman suffrage bill =
the senate. for instance. was as ~
lows:
AYES.
z IN 81 q s--Armstrong. Dorr.
Humphreys. Laney. Norman. Rethe
ford. Summers. Chambers. Hemph
Jackson. Maston. Reidelbach, Simmoi
-I3
Republicans - Beardsley. Gemm
Hudgins, McConaha. Mckinley. NJ
ser, Porter. Signs. Span. Wolff.
Dobyns. Grant. James. McCray. ATer
Negley. Robinson. Smith White-19
NOES.
Dem crats-Bird, EIsner. Ellen
Hazen Kolsem. VanAuken. Culbor
Ers6ine Hagerty. Hirsch. Thornton
English. LAM. Ee
Kinder, Nejdl-5.
The lineup in the senate was ali,
the same on all three Of the big 81
thus showing gust how the sens
stood on great moral questions.
THE TINES gives the WORLDS nswA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-09

on all three Of these measures In
both branches Of the legislature the Re
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-09
BISHOP Samuel FalIows.

Ri Rev Samuel Fallows, bishop
Of the Reformed Episcopal church Of
Chicago, appeared recently before
the senate military affairs commit
tee and made a strong plea for uni
versal military training. Thou
sands upon thousands Of the best
young men in our nation were sacri-
feed in the Civil war because of the
ignorance of their officers" he de-
clared
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

Total in county 1862 with Forest City Qo)
and Cattron ~ precincts.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
Never Neglect a Cold.

A chill after bathing, cooling off
suddenly after exercise and drafts,
give the cold germs a foothold that
may leatto something worse. Safe
ty requires early treatment Keep
Or. King, New Discovery on hand.
This pleasant balsam remedy alIays
inflammation, soothes the cough and
repairs the tissues. Better be safe
tnan sorry. Break up the cold with
Or. Kings New discovery before it
is too late. At your druggists: soc
and &l.0O
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
ROAD WORK LAGS

Messrs. Herbison and Davis fin
ished up their job in two days time
last week, making a good tempor
ary crossing in Lovers Lane. The
gentlemen stated that it was the
intention Of the county authorities
to build a better bridge across
the gulch on the proposed new line
of road to be located on the old
railroad grade. 1t looks a little
as if the said authorities were wait
ing to tackle this latter proposition
when Forest City organized a
civil-twp. We don't know how
else to account for their slowness
in getting at it. The trouble is
the county authorities imagine
they must survey, build and do
everything in one years time.
From past experience, The Press
would suggest that year is not
too long for them to do their sur
veying in, another year to let the
contract in Gncluding getting right
of-way), while another year would
not be long in which to com
plete the work.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

come known as the most reliable
remedy for catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Medicine acts thru the blood on
mucous surfaces expeling the poi
son from the blood and healing the
diseased portions.
After you have taken Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine for short time
you will see great Improvement
in your-general health. Start TAX
ing Halls Catarrh Cure at once &
get rid of catarrh. Send for testi-
monials, free.
T. J. Chenev and Co., Toledo O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
no W s rHIsl

We-nffer One Hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
medicine.
Halls Catarrb Medicine has been
taken BY catarrh sufferers for the
past thlrtytiye. years aad.::has. be-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
ABBREVIATED
School election June 10Th.

School election June 10Th.
Henry Eidam was an over-Sun-
day visitor in Pierre
Miss Annie Sternhagen left for
LaPlant Monday to accept a pos
ition
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith trans
acted business in Gettysburg last
Friday
Mr.. Hawkins the new man who
lives on the Bogart place was in
town the fret Of the week
Jay Eidam went over to Gettys-
burg last week to attend the eighth
grade graduation exercises
Mesdames Will Ripley and Art
Comeau were in Saturday TO attend
the meeting of Sylvan camp
John Voorhes is the owner of
a new boat. Tuesday he went to
LaPlant after government coal
A Baptist missionary by the
name of M. j. Lewis with his wife
passed thru town a few days ago
Mr.. Shippey and son of Eagle
Butte were in the City Friday on
their return from a visit at Pierre
Mrs. Will Oliver took trip to
Gettysburg Tuesday on the mail
auto to get some dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Peterson of
Mitchell crossed the river Tuesday
enroute to Faith to visit their
son
Mr.. Damon, representing Kelly
How & Tompson was in the City
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Da-
mon
Art Hurley and family with
some friends from the countyseat
were noticed among the picnickers
of the past week
Mrs. NJ. Voorhes accompanied
Frank v. and wife out to their
home Tuesday to assist them in
renovating and decorating their
home
Genie Dunn spent pleasant
time last week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. D. Mesick at
Gettysburg, returning Saturday
evening
Arthur Comeau and family at
tended the eighth Grade gfadua-
tion exercises in Gettysburg. Olin
and Harold being among the num-
ber who graduated
!lr. and Mrs. Theodore Stodier
accompanied by Mrs. Miller and
daughter and Mr.. Robert johnson
and wife of Aberdeen, were over
from Gettysburg Wednesday visit
ing the sights
Fisherman Earl Mosher. ''boat-
swain" &c., was an arrival from
the north last Friday, coming the
same way by which he left, viz by
rowboat. Evidently he did not
ike the municipal style or the gait
of the city Of Aiohridge
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

Everett Lambert and family
were over for joyride Sunday,
and to make a call on Mrs. Lam
bert's parents. but found them alb
sent; they had gone away visiting.
too, at Will Ripley's
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

Messrs Sternhogen, Lew Mon
lux and John Voorhes spent Sun
day and Monday in camp at the
mouth of the Little Cheyenne.
The only report we get is they
caught ''about thirty pounds
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

The Hayes House in Gettysburg
will be the delightfulest place ever
to stop at when you attend the
coming Chautauqua. 1t is located
opposite the court house and you
will find it up-to- date in all respects.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

For insurance, land or other
General Business, call. phone or
write William School, Gettysburg,
S. D.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
FOR SALE

400 head of Steers and Heifers
from | to 2 years old. Will sell
on three years time.
Bates & Barnes.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

Autos from a distance are be-
ginning to arrive. Monday two
gentlemen passed thru town fro n
Miles City, Montana, enroute to
the Rosebud reservation. Another
party who had gone west by an
other route(The Press is no knock
er against any othec town or city,
crossed here on their return and
stated that the "Red and Yellow
rrall'' was all right
Paul Nelson, Gettysburg, S. D.
dry, cleaning, pressing aud mend
ing. Suits made to order. Give
me a trial.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
GONE to CENT. MINNESOTA

This country is adapted to diver
slfled farming, stock raising, dairy
ing, all classes of small grains,
corn, clover, timothy and other
grasses, vegetables and small fruits.
Prices reasonable.
We also have lands in Northern
Minnesota, and can furnish any
tract desired. Low and easy
terms.
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15

Mesdames Sutton and Ripley
hare received telegram from
Seattle, WASH, announcing the
death of their brotherinlaw Mr..
Buey, who passed away on Mon
day the l1th inst.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-15
REGISTERED
IN COUNTY

The following is list of those
who REGISTERED in Potter county,
June 9TH, sent us by County Audi
tor VIM. Miles, at ''the request of
the war departments, except those
of Forest City and Sanner town
ships, which we printed last week.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-22
1merika braMtbt
Ole bier lieecnScn
Sd6iffc PcHanSs!
SolanS Ipa SieicIben Sen Ser. Staa'
ten iiberlaHen, fOrOert
9err SOoOer.

@ai9ineton, 90. grg. g2o6.
runasmitteL . 40miniItrutor Suober
bat iid an oen nieoerldn0iiden @e.
ionoten Gbenalier bon Rappor6 mil
benz griuden eetponot, oob &onono
feline 70 iintdtia in bieiigen Sdfen
Iiegenosn S6iffe Den Ser. Stooten
iiberIoiien iole, 0amit mebr 2e6ens.
mittel benz beIgiIden Silfsmerf 5it.
gefiibrt peroen fonrten. Gin Sell
Der 2aoungsr1lime Iole Onnn gum
8erian0 bon 9e0iirfniiien nod Sol.
LAMB reIerbiert iper0en.
sd neib nidt, mas meine Gc.
gierling ollf oieien 8orihlog ant.
morten miro" benerfte Ser b. gfob.
porO. n&oadnO niini6t nit alien
Mddten in 6rieoen 5l Ie6er. Gtr
gebrouheu @etrei0e bon ben Ser.
Stnaten itno &oblen un0 Giien bon
Daltidlono. @ir 9eben ot DeutI6.
lan0 ols @egenleiitltng nun Ieidt
beroerbIide @oren ob, an benen mir
ieIbit 1teberfluB bdber. 8og bon
bier mad Soaono oerionot miro,
ge6t an Die gtegierung uno tpirb bon
oieier berteilt. Qeltihlo10 erbdlt
nidts bon bieien 8arsn."
Ser @eiunote fiigte bin3lt, 0ab er
ben GoridIag ieiner Gegierutg I'M.
terbreitet babe.
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Rctcs htcilS iitatbt
kcinen 1tntcrI0ieS!

@ai6ington 90. g(uquIt-GoB
6as 8ote aret5 aeaen IoDale
0ertid Auerifaner feinen Inter.
.idieo mnd)t. lit bie antport, melde
gun6esIenotor Sitdcod 8uteil Dur.
Sc, Der ith ouf geranloiiund Der.
i6teoener gebrasfaer oarii6er en-.
fnnoigte.
Sn Der glntiuort beiBt es, nod.
Dem beriidert miro, Dob Ole 2oBoli-
tat Der itd WteIbenben nidt naa
Dem 2ono ibrer 6erfunft bemeiien
miro, onB imiete gaiierten tn @uro.
pa 6os Stnat8anlt eriltft boben
g~erioneit. Ole in fein0li1en 21n6eru
qeboren finb, nidt at eeItotteub In
2dnoern Der gtaiierten ber1tin5ltrei.
len, 6aB ie0od IoboIe ameritoner,
Die Dem Goten aren5 o%ngeb0ren
pie man eriDortet, bon 6ieier Geglp
lution n1tf 0ringenoes Griuden an
Die 4qiterten onsQenomnen tper.
ben.
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DcMtfHlanH bamt
itciic Slm95cMoc!

9on6on, 90. gtuguit. - Cine Qe.
peid,e an Die y3nilp UlaiI" aus Sc.
ben, S9lpeia beingt, oaB in ben
Sduppen Der 8eppeIinperte in
5rieoridsbafeu cine gang rlepc 9lrt
aeropIofe bergeiteat miro. Ser
Suitpttei[ bieier 5lltg3euge wiro
idlangenGbulid iein uno Die 8Iieger
iueroen bon beioen Seiten aus
Dontpf ousitr6men Ioiien f0nnen, 70
oaB lte uno lire 4eroplone fir Den
6eino unlidtbar Deroen 0iirften.
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DcntI6>i6wei5eriide
PanSeIss

garis, %. 9(uguIf. einer
6rabtloien Qepeide ans 3arid al.
folge lit Iesten Montoq 3Dii6en
GeutihInno 1nb Der Shpei8 Elm
ueiter Sonoelsbertrag obgeI6toiien
rnoroen. Gs teibt, boB 9entidIono
monotlib bon Der Sdtpei8 49,.
100000 Granfen geQen 5 gro3ent
8inien nif Die Gauer bon neurt
Monoten erbalten miro, nofitr
0eutidlon6 Die 5dnei8 NIT Sen
notigen aotIen berieben ioa.
Der 8un6e8rat bot beidloiien,
bonn l.. 0ftober ob 8rotfarten elm.
8ufabreu. Ser tGgIi6e gerbrauf
miro ouf $50 @ramm Sic 9erIon
plus 500 @rarnm Webl Der Meonut
feitgeiebt. Sogar SUDDEN itno Bis
fuits fonnen BON /. Sfto6er o6
MIR gegen 8rotfarte gefnuft mer.
Den. Der Gerfauf bon iuarnlen
Speiien lit noa 8 rbr obenos oer-
boten.
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9lndl rin Cpfer bes ariegts.
Mntter bonn Sdlag s~etruffen, ais
Der SO9n ius 5elo mHh.

Maion Gitp So, %. auguit.-
5rou eli5nbetb 8ouIbtng geriet bdr-
il6er, Dab ibr Sobn nod 9es
weoines nbfommonoiert iuur0t, Inn
Dem 3. Soma Hegiment, 6ns in
aiir5e nod 5ranfreid gebe1 ion,
einberIeibt gu iperoen. i'll cine oerarti.
se 4ufregung, baB iie bonn SdIog
getroffsn uuroen nnO na9 fur5er
oeft Itarb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-22
konore6 wirS balls
tit Scricn oeben!

@ai6ingtorL %. al1guIt.-3as
geiebgeberiide Qrogramm fir Die
Sonoertoaung oes aongreiieS bot,
iotpeit es nod nidlt erIeoigt lit,
fold feite Gorm ongenommen, bob
oie 6iibrer Die feIte @rmartnng
atlsipra6prL onB om Is. September,
ieboh nift ip1ter nls an /. Otto.
Der, 6erien eintreten meroen. Inter
mitB In ben ndhiten 0rei
bis bier 8oden nod BiaIes erie.
oiat nerben.
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@nnhesrraiernnn n6nenieien.

Gnn francisco, Sal, %. AuguIt.
Ger talifoniide 8uhoesappeaa.
iionsbof bdt ben @igentutisahibrnf
Der gunoeSregieruna an Sunoerte
bon ader 0ellattO in anIifornien
ais miberehtiat nbgetuieien. Die
entideioung 0%iirftet audl fir sic bic
len anoereu gleiden anipriide ans.
idln9gebeno fem. Der @ert Der
Gelldnoereien betrdet Sunoerte bon
Wtiaionet Collars.
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0rinOc fir General Gr0nsrs
Meiinnntinn.

Qmiter0am, %. 4uguit. - Der
preuBiide ariegsminiiter General
@r6ner, iueIder Elm aontma!t0o on
Der Gront erbaIten bot, mtbte, Ialtt
Der roOifnl ip5ioIiItiiden 9eip3iaer
8olfs3eitihg, benz mGdtigen Sim
fluB Der @roBinouitrte neiden, Der
bas SilfStriegsoienitgeieb 5a liberal
mar. Gags 5ubor batte er beittitten,
DaB er abtreten noble.
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,,prc6frcibcit'' inn
riff. Srcibcitsitaat!

getroeroO, %. 9tuguit. - Nlurim
@orfps 4ngrifie ouf england baben
Die probiioriide &egierllng beron.
laBt, BET 6eitungsItrafe beleioiqenoe
angriffe auf Die Kindergarten ait
berbieten.
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anitmurS in &c Gars, ga.
qeide zines siu0lfia6risen gldOfens
i'm 8obube5irt a%afgefnHhen.

sc 9}ars, So, 90. auguit. - Die
2ei6e Der 8n~olfidbrigeH alte gro1ln
muroe geitern in eiuent @tntergG8.
den i'm 8obn0iitritt nufgefunoen.
9as ai10 mar ~bergelpnlttgt uno er.
mor0et Doroen. Sin lthterrof, Der
Dem ungliidIiden 0dbden bom 2ei-
be geriiIeu mar, NOR oa3u benuBt
moroelb es 5u eroroiieln.
Bon benz Wloroer ieblt ieoe Spur.
Die aIeine mar anlebt gtortag
aben0 lebeno geiebel moroen.
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9entidle molten grtiGeric an ern.
pftnOliditer Stelt treffen.

Ole oeutI9e 8olttif eebt Dor
alien 6ararf binous, Die QlIiierten
1a .slt treffen. mo- Ie an bernuno-
bariten iin0. 0esbolb lit es aud Die
stbiiht oe8 0eittIhen 46mirnIitoF 3,
DAB, no1oem iobiele Gorpeooi4ger
bon bier olts 3ur g~eritdrfung Der
Gatroniaeflotte rings Inn England,
srlan6 uno on Der irau3oiiihen
Sfiifte o6QeIanot fDor6en itnb, 0e11t,
ffe lt.goote imItan6e iein mer0en,
bier berlin nit groBter 8irtidm.
feit zu oberieren.
Gdlieblih ieien aber ord Die
Geutiden, 10 beiBt es, iiber3eugt,
nab lDenn fie nidt iofort Die Often.
iioe nod amerita ielbit berIegeL ite
ii6 I'M naditen 6riibiabr an Der
5ront elmer mobl beriorgten 9trnee
bon furdt6areren Qroportionen &c.
geniiber geitelt ieben.
Gie Separations. Gone Der erfparte.
ten 0eutidlen 5aitf6oote tper0en oers
mutlib Die @ei6diier IN Der Sbbe
bon 2ong SSlanS un0 oen iiioliben
Wlufla1uIett5 ieIn. Gie Gmihbonte
tDeroen So8b oltf ale aIaiien bon
5miffen inc ins6eionoere otf folf1e
2abr5euge MAIDEN, Die 5rndtbela.
0unge1 fir Die aaIiierten an 9or0
baben.
Gie neite 0eutide Morinepolitif
ioa aus DER Grfenntnis b~erriibren
odB Dieie Gone Die i6pade Seite in
Der observation-disclosures gegen lire
u.goote lift un6 onB gera0e iebt Die
Set iet, Io88ui6Iagan.
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,gna@ uir0 bun Der Ruitbef5r6es
rnng ansgeiGloIen.

@ai6ipgton, %. pug. - nguIl".
Sic befannte g}ep gorfer inttriide
gsonotg ihrtft. lit nod einem gerb6r
DOR @eneraIpoitneiiter gurIeion bon
Der gefor0ernng als @oitlnde Der
2. alafe ousgeihloiien iOoroe1. Gas
llrteiI oes Observation-Disclosures ging
Sabin, SaB oas glatt In itinen lebter
almmern Saden gebraht bat, Die
unfer benz @pionagegeieB niht nit
Der @olt bef5roert ueroen oiirfen.
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11larktbcri6tes

Omaha, %. 9n8uit.
- 3ufltbr $500.
geeHtiere felt bis nieOriger.
@ute unO bette 8eebes 1850
1850.
g1ittelm. geepe8 ~. 25-13.25.
@ein66n[. 9eebeB 9.00-12.0O.
@ute ltuO bette SdBrIinoe 1875
-13.75.
Mtittelm. SGbrIinge 1t.50--12.50
@em0bnI. SdbrIinge 9.00--11.00.
@ute II. bette 8etoe-ge 1925
1850.
WtittdmaBige @ei0e-g eebes 900
1000.
@ew6bnIide geeoes 7.5O-8.75.
aiibe uno Sellers felt, nieoriger.
@ute bis bette Sellers 10000
@ute big bette &it6e 7.25--8.25.
UtttteIm. aiibe 6.50-7.00.
@em69nIide Giibe 5.00-6.50.
Stoders uno 6ee0erS felt, nie0-
ri9er.
@ate un6 Bette 8ecocrs 500
925.
MittemaBige 1855.
@em0bnli9e 5.75-6.75.
@ute, bette Stoder8 1856.
Gtof Sellers 10000.
Stot &itbe 6.00--7.50.
6tof aaIber $4,000.
Seal adIbar 8%.0O-12.50.
Sui mo Stag5 6.75-S.50.
- 3ufubr 1900; 25-75c
nieoriger.
Qur6idnittspreis 18.0O-1s.5O.
66diter &reiS 1926.
3uftbr 1900; Marft
fir aIte Sdafe feit, boiler.
@ute uulo bette S0mmer 1000
1850.
Suite un6 befse SdbrIinoe 1850
1900.
@ute un6 bette Mlttteridafe 900
1925.
@ute ur0 bette @i0oer 1000
1850.
6ee0er QGnmer felt.
6ee6er S1brltnge 10.50-t2.50.
6eeOer Wtlttteridnfa 900 300.
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ct. NpIep6 Niarft6eridt.

ct. Soiep9, gto., 90. 4ug.
GinObie6 3ufubr 1000; 0}arft
felt bis bober.
Sdweiue = 3ufubr $500; 25-40c
niebriger.
&oditer 8rei8 1850.
0urdidnittspreiS 18.40-t9.25.
SGafc 49, 3ufubr 600; 25c bober.
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umerikanii6es Rcte
hteii5 I'M Bel9icn!

9aris, %. gtuguTt.-Sie tit be-
FAINT gemodt tporben, Oob 6as
4merifoniide Gote areu8 Den groB-
ten un0 uidtigIten 3eiG ieiuer or.
belt in gelaien perridten piiroe.
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annins Gitn Mlnrftheriht.

aanioB Gitg, %. @uguIt.
&inObieb = 3ufubr 5000, @torft
felt bis fort.
Sdweine = 8uflbr 5000; 25-50c
nteoriger.
S06iter 9reiS 1885.
9ur9i6uittsprets 1S.25-t9.25.
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DcriNdrfmno Nes
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betomen.
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9nrter @ei3et-
9r. 2 235-240
Scr. 3 233-235
g9eiBes Corr
GER. 2 173h-174
g&r. 3 t73H-173M
Scr. 4 t70-174
@elbes Corn
gtr. 2 1741a-t75
Scr. 3 17414-175
gtr. 4 174H-175
@eniidte8 Corn
gr. 2 16913-170
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glr. 4 169H-170
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3r. 8 541a-54%
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9r. 4 53-54
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8uttargerite 112-113
8oggen-
Ger. 2 164-166
GIT. 3 1876
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1917-07-19
Fire Licks Up Farm Home.


The large farm house of Alphous Gev-
Ginger at Disco, this state, was leveled
by fire early on the morning of the Sd
inst. At the time Mrs. Gevelinger, who
is dagyhter of our townsman, John
Kieffer, e., was in this city, visiting
her folks, accompanied by two little
sons.
As usual Mr.. Gevelinger and hired
man got up early that morning and did
the milking, then the former went to
the house, started up fire in the stove
and prepared breakfast. While sitting
at the table he looked out and remarked
that it looked like snow flying. He went
to the porch and discovered the roof
ablaze. The children remaining at
home and in bed were hurriedly rushed
from the house in safety. Neighbors
gathered with commendable quickness
and succeeded in saving most all the
furniture also many doors and windows.
Loss estimated at $1,000; insured at
So, 900.