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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

rzej bywa kiedy 81 dwaj base
wie'' " j. jednym domu, kazdy ina
:czej rozkazuje. Matka kaze, o.
ciec zakazuje; matka zakazuje,
ojciec pozwala. Wtenczas to juzz
czysta wieza Babel W domu.
Me zawadzi naszym mlodym
parkom przypomniec, re kto chce
poczciwie zyc, ME moze sic
|"gryzc" przez dziesiec lat 2 10
ma, a iona z mezem, a potemsna-
raz chciec Eye jak diva golabk.
Jak sic kon raz nauczy kopa6, to
kopie Gale zycie; obyczajoW i
nawyknien, nalog6w j narow6w
ME zmienia sic tax latwo jak, u
branie. Me MONA powiedziec, re
miedzy polakami trafia sic wiele
rozwod6w: przeciwnie, stosunko-
wo bardzo ma}o. Ale cato kiotni
i niezgody ME brak; jest tego Q
wiele wiecej niz bye powinno. A
to najczesciej. dlatego, re w pier
wszych latach pozycia malzen-
skiego, Mode park kieruja sic
samolubstwem, zadzami a ME sta
raja sic budowac przyjazni praw
dziwej opartej IA szacunku wa
jemnem.
Gwaltowna milosc pierwsza to
n~ajczesciej s}omiany ogien, kt6ry
gasnie predko, a jezeli MAJ iona
ME zawarli tel przyjazni koniecz
nej do d}ugiego szczesliwego po-
zycia mafzenskiego, pc pierwszej
milosci nastaja lata gorzkie ME-
zgody i ujadania, az n%areszcie
wick starry i ma wszelka
przyjazn trzeba powiedziec: "a
p66zno.
I. B. PoHZywa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Spodnice

75c czarnc satinowe, z marszczona falbana,
szerokie 59c
75c kolorowe spodnice, z uk}adana falbana 39c
$3.50, $1.2 5 czarne, modre i zielonc z przysa-
diana falbana pO voc
So $50, 1926 messaline pieknc kolory falbana z
b0rta @!.oo
1915 r0zowe .jcdwabnc, falbanc z koron. $1.95
T1.75 czarnew bale satenowe prazki, elastycz
ma falbana ...................$ 1.39
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
T. CODY MA1zENsKIE.

I Piecdziesiat letnia rocznice
wspolnego. pozycia ma1zenskiego
obchodzili panstwo Walenty i Pc
tronela Mosiniak, Fam. pod. mr.
$50 zach. 3ciej ul., w niedziele,
Sligo grudnia, 1916.
w kosciele sw. Kazimierza Q
smej godzinie odprawil Wiel. ks.
Jan E. Grabowski msze sw. ma in
tencye jubilat6w. Cody weselne
odby}y sic w k6lku familijnem.
Panstwo Mosiniakowie maja
5cioro dzieci: Agnieszka Dorsszyn
ska, MARGIN Mosiniak, Maryanna
Zabrocka, Magdalena Nita iona
Franciszka i Wiktorya Nita, TO-
ma. J6zefa. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

$3.50 O wielka beavrowa mufa ........ 1895
$4,000 japonski minkowy garnitur, pieknie wy
konczony ..................... $3.50
$1,000 czarny as~trakanowy garnitur. . 1895
$3.50 czarna broadtail, melon mufka. $685.
$500 czarna czworoboczna concj mufka 81. 95
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
MA SPRZEDAz.

Wielka farma 275 ARROW. 80 a.
kr6w uprawnych 1856 pieknego
lasu. Sprzedam tanio z budynka-
mi "a 3 tysiace dolar6w z powo--
du samotnoSci. jest tn bardzo pie
kny klimat. Gale pole jest ogro-
dzone.
Zglosic sic pod adresem:
DR.. Medlistee Place
Box 8 Glades, Tenn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Wiad(omoSci
M|]II|E|EJSCOWE.
ZMARRLI.

We wtorek 0 9tej odbyl sic "
kosciele sw. Stanislawa K. pc.
grzeb S. p. Jakuba Rogalla, syna
panstwa Jakuba i Augustyny
zam. pod mr.. 1852 Mankato ave.
Nieboszczyk liczy1 oko}o % lat
i chorowal cd dhazszego czasu.
Pogrzeb odprawii Wiel. ks. Jan
Herek.
w niedziele pc poludniu umar-
la nagle s.. p. Maryanna SUMMON
ka, 81 letnia iona Macieja Su-
mionki, zam. por NJ. $50 zach.
3ciej I'll. Nieboszka pozostawia o.
procz meza troje dzieci: PAM
Maryanna O'Brien Szczepan i
Wiktorya-
Pogrzeb odbyl sic w srode o
9tej W kosciele sw. Kazimierza.
Ceremonie pogrzebowe odprawi1
Wiel. ks. Jan Grabowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Ubiory
Kinony

$500 Jaopnskie jedwabne, kwaciaste desenie
wielki marynarski kolnierz po........$3.95
$780,, 1925, $1.95 bawclnicowa crepa, piekne
kwiaciaste desenie, stylu empire. 49,. .$1.50
$3.50 1925 bawelnicowa crepa, g}adka i kwia
cldSLa 0o0
$1.5O, $1.25 flanelette pralnym at1asem ub. CSC
75c, Csc, SOC flanelety i percale, wysokie u szyi.
krotkie i d1ugie rekawy. SOC
$1.25 mandarin secgues z flannelety, grubym
sznurem z~wiazywane 98c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

Pan Piotr .Orlikowsk z iona
swoja wyjechaf ma swieta, zakon
czenia starego a, powitanie Move
20 roku do krewnych W Ovation
ma. Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
NOPOTY BARTKAISTAZYI

i p~rezenta przez rok cafy. | ma
reszcie Stazya, jak sauna m6wi}s
zakochala sic W Bartku. By1y "a
powiedzie w kosciele w dwie nit
dziele, a ostatnia, zeby dodac krt
pelke "sosu" do slodkiego roman
su, brzmiafa: "zapowiedz druga
"a dyspesya t1zecia." w te dwie
niedziele Bartek j Stazya poszl
ma ranne Msze swiete, DO Stazya
swiadczy}a sic ma wszystkie swie
tosci, re spalifaby sic cd rumien'
COW, gdyby sic ktos ia nia. popa.
trzai gdy ksiadz jej zapowiedzie
glosil ola dobra ca}ej parafii.
Jak zawsze tax j W tym wypad
ku, skoro ksiadz zaintonowaf "w
stan mafzehski wstepuja'', kumo
szki wszystkie pochylily sic
grzecznie naprzod, zeby TEN le-,
piej uslyszec, kto to znowu be-.
dzie wyprawiaf weselisko, obywa
tele zas poblazliwie usmiechneli
Isle "w duchu", DO W kosciele l.
lnaczej ME przystoi; .chlopaki spoj
rzeli pc sobie ME m6wiac s}owa
|jednego ustami, ale spojrzenia by
1,y "a to az "a wymowne; panien-
|ki "a to nietylko spojrza}y ale i
poszeptaly sobie dyskretnie. "a
Iuwazylem navel, p~rzepraszam ale
music dodac, re absolutnic mimo
wolf spojrza}em ma Mary Kuz-
NOW, co to sic przezwali pc anne
Irykansku "Kissme", i 'Franka
Psot6w. Mary takiem spoj rzeniem
cbla}a swego Franka, re ten mu-
siaf sic czuc tax akurat jak gdy-
by kto IA niego wylaf kocief 60
racej woody. Bo .juz tez czas zeby
Frank da1 IA zapowiedzie; 1aza
&c SODA cd pieciu lat a Mary juz
zaczyna wygladac ma przekwitla
panne.
Pc nabozenstwie idle sobie do
domu W skupieniu, ale przycze-
pi}a sic do mnic sasiadka Stazyi
il powiada, re to juz czyste zmi}o-
wanie Boskie, re nareszcie skon-
cza sic te odwiedziny Bartka, kaz
ldy wieczor do p6fnocy gruchali
do siebie ME zawsze pc cichu ale
tax, re stara sasiadka nieraz
|spac ME mog1a.
Przyszedi czas ia weselc, ODDLY
10 sic W porzadku, nawet z "faj-
|tem' ma zakonczenic i poszli So
bic mieszkac Ia "West End"
Przez jake diva tygodnie sz}o
wszystko bardzo ladnie ale po-
tenn juz, coraz glosniej, al wczo-
raj Stazya pogmewa}a sic i posi-
la do matki. Pewno bedzic sic d.
sa}a przez pare dni i potcm wroci
doswego mezulka, pokorna i sfo
dziutka.
Take wypadki ME zawsze sic
zdarzaja, ale dosyc czesto, azeby
n%iejcdncmu dac sposobnosc do
namyslenia sic ma tym punkcie.
Niezgoda W domu to grzech i
zgorszenie. Zdarza sic, DO mlodzi
il starry ma r6wni, ME umieja Sic
bic szanowac. Szacunek wzajem-
ny jest Il mich rzecza ~nieznana,
albo przynajmniej ME oswojona.
Skoro przckwitnie pierwsza mi
lose i ia bawiaca nowosc ;tego no
wego stanu ma}zenskicgo, wten--
czas o byle co dasa sic jedno i
drugie, kl6tnie So ma porzadku
dziennym, odzywaja sic do siebie
~gburowato, brak tel miiosci w o.
|bejsciu codziennem, jaka powin--
ma istniec miedzy dwiema osoba-
mi, kt6re maja Eye razem az do
smierci. Zapominaja czesto,ze kaz
da kl6tnia i kazde .ostre slowo
zmniejsza przyjazn i oslabia to
przywiazanie, kt6re czyni mos
mem towarzystwo dw6ch os6b.
Stan ma}zenski powinicn bye sta
mem nieprzerwanej p%rzyjazni.
|Tymczasem mfodzi ludzie ME
zwracaja uwagi ma to, re jedna
kl6tnia u1atwia droge do drugiej
i trzeciej i czwartej-do tego
stopnia, re niejedno pozycie mall
IpnSkin fo TAXA Observation-Disclosures
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
zNAJoMYcH.

Rodziny Zantkowskich ktorzy
pochodza z Karzmierowa z zabo-
ri Pruskiego przybyli do Stanu
Minnesota pred 10 laty-
Niechaj sic zgfosza pod adre-
sem:
Walter Bindek
General Delivery Detroit, Mich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Suknie We1niane j iedW

$4,000 stalowo siwy tafeta, r6zowem ubie. &c. 5
$500 modre i bia}e W paski tafety. $3.50
$3.50 at}asowe taupe, chiffonowe reka. $12.5 so
$22.5O burgundzko .satinowa uk}adana spodni-
ca z tularem. $3.50
$3.50 stalowo siwe popeliny, atlasowe paski,
Georgette stanik, rozmiar 43, teraz. .$14.95
1880 modry reguisette, crepe de chene, w kro
pkowatem ubieranc $14.95
$500 copen crepe de chine, haftem ub. 1895
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Dzieciece suKnie

S5c, 75c ginghamowc i pcrkalowc, jasne i ciem
ne kolory, cd ? do 49c
75c Soc, ginghamowe i perkalowe suknie, roz-
MARY 6 do II lat, 49c
CSC, 81 % +suk1ic z galatea ginghamu, pieknie
ubierane z bia1ym kolnierzem i mankietami,
stopniuja W rozmiarach cd 2 do 85c
$3.50, $1.25 nakrapiany bingham, pe]ne spodni
ca z kof. i mankictami i odpowiednia OBJ. 98c
$$2.5 chambray i kraciaste W stylu sailor, VIE
ku cd 6 do Id $1.40
SD S. so imp. francuski bingham, pikowy ko]nierz
i mankiety, ciemno ubierane .........$1.98
SD .95 galatea, ubi6r W 2 sztukach, styl ola
dziewczat do szko}y, wieku IA, Is, 16. :$2.n
$$2.75 modry serge, bialy kolnierz i mankiety,
sailor stylu $3.50
So So .95 modry serge W romaiskie prazki, kol-
nierz i mankiety, $z:oV
$500 serge i mohair, pe}na uk}adana spodnlca
wieku 8 do Il lat. .$l.96
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
P}asZcZe dlaD Zieci

So. $50, $500, $500 p}aszcze "a przestane sly
lie z dobrego ciepiego suk $1.95, $3.50. $2.95
$685. kropkowate nowosci duzy kofnierz $5.75
$3.50 czarne W bale kropki, czysta we1na 4.95
$3.50 teddy-bears W bia}ych i brunatnych 1:95
So. 95 modre boucles, z paskiem, rozmlar8 ~
teraZ =. -. -
3 $50 corduroys, brunatne, modreyslwe $z.oo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
Fartuchy.

75c Amoskeag bingham, proste W lyle, z pas
klein, zapinane z boku ............:.59 c
75c perkalowe, przylegle z przodu, zapinane
W lyle ubierane o9c
35c ginghamowe kuchenne fartuchy. 29c
y lacka fartuchy z jasnego i ciemnego perka-
II .45c j 35c
Dzieciece calkiem okrywajace fartuchy W
stylu MILDLY. 30c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04

$3.50, $500, $500, $500 i $500 Modart, Just
rite, American Lady i Redfern gorsety, po-
rozrzu. roz. tylko. $4.96, 1896, $3.50, $1.95
SPECYALNH r6zowe Justrite gorsety, $3.50
$3.50 Justrite wolne W biodrach gorsety. .$1.00
Move Ola umiarkowanych figur z podszytym
stanem gorsety, W rozowym c%outill, 2 guma
ma dole. specyalnie $1.10
$3.50 Justrite, 29-32 dluga spodnica, niskie "
piersiach $1.95
$500 Modart'a, male rozmiary, teraz. 1896
Wystawa form gorsetowych ola kwaWieckich
model Soc
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
FRAZIER WANTS DAY
ALL BY HIMSELF

Great Falls, Mont, Dec. 1S.-It be-
came known here today that Governor
Frazier of North Dakota had declined
to come to the cooperators' congress,
which gathers here in February next,
unless he was assigned to day
different from that when Governor S.
V. Stewart is to be present.
The wish of the North Dakota eX-
ecutive was brought to the local man.
agement of the congress when the
manager of the Frazier speaking tours
came to Great Falls and demanded to
be changed from either Tuesday to
or Wednesday. The Nonpartisan
league has been assigned to Friday
which is the last day of the congress
The meeting is intended to be a great
farmers gathering when Equity Far
mers' Union, Nonpartisan Lacquer:
and Grangers all will meet for dis
cussion of subjects of mutual interest
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
PROMINENT WARWICK
farmer PASSES AWAY

Alfred A. Prior, aged so years, of
Warwick, N. D., died in a local hos
pital last Saturday and the remains
were shipped to Warwick, where The
funeral was held the first of the week
and was under the direction of the
Woodmen lodge Of that place, he be-
ing one of the members of that lodge:
Rev. Trigg preached the funeral SER
mon, and a large concourse of sorrow
ing relatives and friends followed the
remains to their last resting place
He had sufferedea prolonged illness
from paralysis, and had taken treat
ment in some Of the largest hospitals
in the country. He was a man highly
thought Of by his many friends and
neighbors, and the hand Of sympathy
is extended to the bereaved ones by 8
large circle Of acquaintance.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
IS GIVEN
JOHN RUYSbROEk

John Ruysbroek, who is serving in
the Cavalry division at Camp Logan,
Texas, has been spending a few days
here visiting relatives and friends in
the northern part of the county, and
left last evening for his post of duty.
Monday evening, several of his
friends gave a most pleasant party in
his behalf at the A. Wander Heiden
home in Cato township. Many friends
and neighbors were present and the
evening was spent in dancing and
games and a splendid lunch was serv-
ed. Before the time came to say
"good night" and "good bye," those
present made Mr.. Ruysbroek a neat
present of the sum of $50. AS no
time had been taken to select a suita-
BILE present, the money was gi'ei' IL
stead, and he was allowed to buy such
present as he desired. The p'esen-
tation was made by George Wright, in
few we'll chosen remarks. It was q
most pleasant gathering and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
THURSDAY DECEMBER 2o

The young people of the vicinity are
looking forward to New Years night
when the Devils Lake band are going
to put on one Of the best dances that
will be given in the city this season.
Every arrangement is being made for
good time and it. is hoped that the
boys will be we'll patronized, as what
ever they make will go to the main
tenance of their organization, which
is valuable asset to the city. Ex-
ceptionally good music will be furnish
ed for the occasion as Nerhaugen's
complete orchestra of eight pieces will
be on hand with a repertoire of the
latest dance music. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend and join in che
dancing, which will be held in the
Grand roller rink.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
GERMANY TRADING
With RUSSIANS

London, Dec. 1S.-There has been
an unusual lack Of news from Russia
of late and what has been received
gives no indication of any important
happenings. A Petrograd dispatch,
dated Sunday morning says that large
numbers of German war prisoners are
coming from distant parts Of Rus
sia to Petrograd and that a public
meeting Of enemy prisoners was held
at Moscow Sunday for the purpose Of
enacting a temporary committee to
watch their interests.
The same correspondent reports that
the Germans long ago arranged to
flood Russia with their manufactures
at the earliest opportunity, which has
now apparently come. Trading has
begun on sections Of the front and the
Germans are reported to be bartering
every kind of manufactured goods fo1
foodstuffs on a large scale. Orders
are being taken at Petrograd for Ger
man goods.
The Daily Nails Petrograd cores
pondent cites an instance of the steady
disintegration of the country, that
the Moldavains in Bessarabia have de-
cided to form their own army with
view to proclaiming their own inde
4! Dendence.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
NEW RULING ON
ELECTRIC SIGNS

Following is copy of an official
telegram received from Isaac P. Ba-
ker, State Fuel Administrator.
E. E. Mann, Fuel Administrator,
Devils Lake, N. D.:
Effective today all signs of every
kind, including merchants signs, thea
tire signs, also display lighting on
buildings and elsewhere, hotel signs
and advertising signs are ordered dis
continued completely on Thursday and
Sunday nights of each week. Of
these nights stores not open for busi-
ness must not show more inside
lights than are necessary for safety.
Municipalities with cluster lights or
other bright lighting for white way ef-
feet must reduce on Thursday and on
Sunday nights to show such lighting
only as is necessary for safety. These
nights will be called lightless nights.
Have your local papers urge house
holders to observe these nights with
as few lights in homes as possible
The spirit of the order is that there
shall be no more lighting than is alb.
solutely necessary for safety for the
streets, passages for dangerous spots
on Thursday and Sunday nights. You
are charged with giving full effect tc
this order in your district. Baker
Fuel Administrator.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
INSURANCE COMPANY
HOLDS MEETING
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF PUB
LISHERS' MUTUAL FIRE IN
4SURANCE COMPANY REVIEWS
BUSINESS.

Friday afternoon the executive COM
mittee of the Publishers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of North Dakota
held a meeting at the Office of the COM
pany in the Locke block in this city,
and went over the business Of the
company. This. company was char
tered in September, and the first pol
icy was written October Is. Since that
time nearly $150,000 in business has
been put on the books and the COM
pany is growing by leaps and bounds.
The company have two good solicitors
on the road writing business, and the
way business is coming in the. COM
pany has a very bright future. This
company was formed to give good safe
fire insurance protection at actual cost
and the prediction is made that it will
become the leading mutual fire insur'
ance of the state.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
SAND STORM in
ALADDIN PICTURE

Have you ever been in sand storm
in the desert?
No? Then you have no idea just
wha it means to be far out on the
sand, away from habitation, away
from drinking water, and have blind
ing particles of sand beat relentlessly
upon you. You can't conceive the eff
feet of one of these terrible storms on
the human body and mind.
William Fox gives you realistic
picture if one of these storms in his
beautiful and thrilling motion picture,
"Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp"
at the Grand Theatre Monday and
Tuesday.
1t shows those camels plodding slow
ly along when the storm breaks.
Thereafter Aladdin, portrayed by that
delightful little star, Francis Carpen-
ter, gives an accurate idea of how the
storm affects person wandering
alone over the sands. He. gets along
fairly we'll until his water cask runs
dry. Then the throat, parched by lack
Of water calls painfully for relief. The
lad grips his throat, his tongue half
out. He gets up. He staggers. He
falls over a bank of drifted sand and
lies there, still, inert, unconscious.
When you consider that this par
ticular storm was manufactured in
california you will realize to what
heights the motion picture industry
has gone.
This scene is not the only one that
will make famous Mr.. Fox's aladdin
and the Wonderful Lamp. There are
many more in this film version of that
age-old story. The genie, for instance
Have you ever pictured the genie
of the fairy tale? Go see Aladdin
and you will have before your eyes a
big, powerful, though ugly genie that
does what the ',ossessor of the Won
derful wishing lamp commands MIN to
do.
1 And, moreover, this genie does not
walk in the picture. He arises from
nowhere and returns to nowhere. It
)is a magic picture O. magic story.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
TAX OFFICER
COMING. SOON
WILL HELP THOSE WHO DO NOT
UNDERSTAND WHAT is EX-
PECTED OF THEM.

James Coffey of Aberdeen, S. D.,
Collector in Internal Revenue for the
district Of North and South Dakota,
announces that an income tax officer
will arrive in Devils Lake the morn
ing of February l and may be found
by all persons Of this vicinity who
seek information in regard to making
out their government individual and
corporation income tax returns, in the
office of the regular Deputy Collector
during business hours every day until
the evening of Feb. 16.
The sole purpose of the Government
in sending out this man, is to be help
full to all persons who are required to
make return of their income. He
will welcome the opportunity to give
you all the information at his disposal,
and to actually help make the return
without any expense to you.
The War Revenue Law passed by
Congress Oct. a1917, required every
married person living with wife or
husband to pay a tax to the Govern
ment on that portion of that persons
net income that exceeds $4,000 and ev-
cry unmarried person, not the head of
! a family to pay tax on that perscn's
net income that exceeds $1,000 so
that if YOU are married and Your in
come is $4,000 or more you must make
a return and if you are not married,
and your income is $1,000 or more you
must make return for the year 1917.
You have 60 days from the close of
the year 1917 within which to make
this return, which means that you
must have the :eturn in, the hands of
the Collector by March 1st, 1918.
The government is under no obliga.
tion to send anyone to help you make
this return. Neither is the Govern
ment under an: obligation to call up.
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-12-20
DEATH CALLS
EDM0RE MAN
A. A. SEIGEL, PROMINENT Ed
MORE FARMER PASSES AWAY
AFTER PROTRACTED ILLNESS.

Friday last Albert A. Seigel, one of
the we'll known farmers of this county
passed away at his Edmore home, af-
ter a long illness, and the funeral was
held in that village Saturday and the
remains were laid to rest in the ceme-
terry there, where his wife and son had
been laid before him.
In the early nineties Mr.. Seigel and
his family came to Crary, this county,
from Iowa, and for time they lived
on the George Parker farm near Crary
but later Mr.. Seigel purchased:lan in
Cato township, southwest of where the
village of Edmore is located, and for
many years farmed there, and built up
nice farm property, which at this
time consists of seven well improved
quarter sections. During the winter
he would move lis family to Edmore,
to get the benefits of the schools, and
about ten years ago, his only son, a
lad of about IA years, got hurt while
skating, and diei very suddenly. This
was hard blow for the family, and
Mr.. Seigel took It rather hard. Some
four years ago his wife died after a
long illness, and since that time Mr..
Seigel has been in very poor health.
He has two daughters, Mrs. A. B. Nc
Donald of Highland township, this
county, and Miss Inez, who has been
teaching school for several years.
About two years ago Mr.. Seigel was
married second time, and leaves a
wife and several step4children. About
a year ago he had a stroke of paraly-
sis. and later had another one, which
left him almost helpless, and his death
has been expected for some time. (.
A. A. Seigel was a good citizen, and
during his residence in this county he
had made host of warm friends, who
F., will Join in extending heartfelt SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.