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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
Presbyterian Aid.

Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
hNtcrian church will meet with Mrs
Flora Dickinson next Thursday after.
noon.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
Catarrh of Stomach
Did Not Know It

Mrs. S"lcna Tanner, Athens, Ohio
writes: 81 cannot find words to cx-
press my thanks for your kind ad-
vice. | never once thought | had ca
tarrh of the stomach. commenced
taxing Peruna, as you directed Mn
stomach continued to hurt me for
about two weeks after | began the
medicine and then it stopped. now
have good appetite, while before
was nearly starved"
Those who object to liquid medicine.
can now procure Peruna Tablets.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-27
At a Glance
Brief Bits of News From
Western Montana
Communities.

Clinton-''hc Bitter Root Emhrod-
cry club met with Miss Holum Thurs
day afternoon.
You can register at the schoolhouse
June ), as per order of the president.
The hours are from a. m. to p. IN.
Plains-Mrs. Lena Baker of Plains
and Clarence Elsncr of Buell.. Idaho,
were quietly married in Butte Thurs
day, May II, by DR.. Wolfe. Mrs
Baker has made her home in Plains
for many years but will go now to
Buell., where Mr.. Elsncr owns a ranch
| The ladies of the Community circle
entertained the Catholic ladies Oh
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
| Dr. Meaney. Special music was pro-
vided for the afternoon and dccla :
| nations were given by Misses Mildred
Ecnedick, Mona Iarse and Marsha
Robson. The hostcSSeS for the day
were NcsdamcS Meaney, Mix, John
| son, Self, HclterIinc and simpson.
Dison--A social was held at tn.
Community hall Monday night il
honor of the Dixon teachers. Games
| and music were the amusement of tn,
| evening and at II O'Clock a delicious
lunch of sandwiches, cake and coffc,
was served.
| The Ladies' Aid was entertained a
| the home Of Mrs. Arthur Turnblat
| Thursday afternoon. AT the close o
| the business meeting lunch was served
| by the hostess. Next meeting will bt
at the home of Mrs. Il. {. Mackcn.
| stadt June T.
Mrs. \. l.. Smith left Wednesday rol
| a months visit with her mother, Mrs
Charles Smith, of Clancy.
| The Dixon ball team VIII 20 to lIo
Springs Sunday. where they will eros.
| bats with the Hot Spring team.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
COLLEGE DAYS OVER;
BIG CLASS GRADUATES.

According to returning students
from the Madison University last
Wednesday evening, the morning COM
mencement program was a very sue
cessful one. Following the exercises,
DR.. Van Hise addressed the graduates
on the subject of service and their
duty to the state during and after the
war. He plainly pointed out that as
the state had educated them so they
owed it a debt they never quite could
repay. More than 900 diplomas were
granted in the different colleges.
Misses Margaret Schreiner and
Genevieve Bennett attained degrees
from the college of Letters and Sci
ence. Miss Bennett also won honor
able mention for a thesis on a botan-
ical subject, Development of the En-
bryro Sac of Oenthera."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
VITAL STATISTICS FOR
PAST THIRTY DAYS

The death rate for Grant county for
the thirty days ending June goth, was
1873 per thousand. The total number
Of deaths was 49, Of these &c were
males and II females.
The birth rate for the county for
the same period was 1873 per thous-
and population. The total number OF
births was GO. Of these 80 were males
and 33 females. There were two pairs
of twins. One set, boy and a girl
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Thorn of Platteville The babies
names are Leo Jean and Leona Jane
The other set made happy the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warha of Castle
Rock. Their names are Richard John
and Harold Bernald.
There were % marriages in the
county during the month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
MATTERS MATRIMONIAL.

Austin Ransom Of Mt. Hope, and
Miss Sylvia Seitz of Beetown, were
married in Bloomington, Saturday of
last week. Both are highly esteemed
young people. They will be at home
near Mt. Hope, to their many friends.
Albert belong of Fennimore, and
Mrs. Maude Baxter of Montfort, were
married at Galena, Wednesday last.
Their friends wish them every sue
cess in life.
VIM. Bald and Anna Rose of Fenni-
more, were united in marriage Mon
day of last week. Both are well known
and we'll thought of.
Arthur Burkholder and Ella Logan
were married Tuesday, June 18th. at
the home Of the bride near Platteville.
Rev. VIM. Lodwick performed the GER
emory. The young couple were both
raised in the Platteville neighborhood
where they have many friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
REAL ESTATE DEALS
DEALS IN DIRT FILED WITH COUN-
TY RECORDER DURING PAST
SEVEN DAYS.

The Security Land Co. to D. Gallo
way, lots in Boscobel, cons. $4,000.
George Monroe and wife to Fred L.
Rlddiough, VIM. Riddiough, Frank r.
Rlddlough and A. j. Riddiough, 28O
acres more or less in town of Patch
Grove, cons $4,000.
August ]. Maso and wife to VIM.
Wetter, lots in Lancaster, other cons.
and 81.
Frank Winterer and wife to w. W.
Shear, lots in Livingston, cons. $4,000.
Walter K. Lull and wife to Wood
man State Bank, lots in Woodman,
cons. $500.
Albert Runde and wife to VIM. E.
Carroll, about u acre in town of Ha-
Eel Green, cons. 500.
Leroy S. Chitwood and wife to John
W. Dyer, lots in Blue River, cons
$4,000.
Leander c. Runde and wife to Mrs
Tresa M. Glynn and Miss Clara A.
Glynn, lot in Hazel Green, cons. $3.50
Albert Jackson to Nora Rettmeyer
lot in POtosi, cons. $3.50.
Albert Jackson to Anna Rettmeyer
lot in POtosi, cons. 5000.
August Bierman and wife to Harry
Hood, lots in Buena Vista, cons. $50
Charles w. Henry and wife to L. E
Atkinson, lot in Blue River, quit
claim, cons. 5000.
Anton Welter and wife to Frank
Welter, so acres in town of James
town, other cons. and 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
SALESMAN WANTED,

WE WANT statesmen to sell our
northern grown fruit and ornamental
trees, plants and shrubs. A complete
line of hardy varieties, properly grown
and carefully handled. Steady employ
ment, good pay, fair and liberal treat
ment, your money each week. Ex-
Iperience not necessary. Write us to-
day. The most complete nursery plant
and equipment in the Northwest.
THE NORTH STAR NURSERY CO.,
1902 Pardeeville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
BOSCOBEL FIRST CITY
TO HAVE GAY WHITE WAY.

Wisconsin Avenue, Boscobel's main
street, is now Illuminated by new
white way system of electric lights,
completed and placed in service last
week. The system contains six lights
to block, three on each side, and ex-
tends the length Of four blocks. Bos-
cobel is the first city in Grant county
to establish this popular method of
street lighting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
MAY GRANT CUT RATE
ON SOLDIER MESSAGES

It is reported by one of our ex-
changes that the Western Union Tel
egraph company has issued instruc-
tions to all employees that messages
sent to American soldiers in Europe
by friends and relatives here will be
carried for five cents word, or one
sixth of the regular rate. The local
Office has not, as yet, received any
such notification.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
Geo, Elliot Parish.

Geo. Elliott Parish, venerable
Montfort citizen, died there June Is,
aged sc years and three months.
He leaves his wife, three sons, F.
E., Eugene A., and Charles, of Mont
fort, and three daughters, Mrs. Sam
FARMLAND of Montfort, Mrs. William
Nicholson of Edmund, and Bertha, of
Dubuque, to mourn his death.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS
TO LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

In addition to those listed in last
weeks Herald as subscribing to the
Liberty Loan, the following local
people have taken bonds: G. E. Wan
amaker, F. j. Philbrick, Geo. Finney,
Lizette Thier, W. r. Walker, Hugh
Orion, L. Q. Pennock, F. J. Granville
and family, L. H. Stevens and family,
Mrs. Nellie Brennan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27

Mrs. Ruth Sumner of Patch Grove,
arrived Wednesday of last week for
a visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Coombs of Arthur, Wis
tied the weekend with her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Coombs of this
city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-06-27

It's hard to get turned down, but it
is still harder not to be able to turn
anything up.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

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S5useu IN S1tre 1918
1uf 20 sEglTFts S6iffc Prr Bate
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81 rstHgE uGrs-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Glab'WaABriAtem.
0onnsrhaa 13. Sen.

O6erbai6 Der Stabt III Der G9In'
flub I'm Jaqeu begriff.n uHo eerlsIbt
bate bier gsfteru 46eub siutu Gc1er'
ftan0 BON lbs 5ub.
Die fOlsenosn 9spei9eu trafsu ss'
tern bier ein:
pitts6urs. pn.-7.6 1ub, fant.
BbeeIing. %. 8n.-6.5 Sub. f1g..
pertsrsburg. u. 9a.--10.1 fuB. tat
aanaipba SAILS, 4. ga.-1.2, faut.
eborlsitOn. %. 8a.-7.1 5uB, ftli-
purtsmoutb, C.-9.5 5uB, TdIlt.
eOuisoias. ap.-9.6 SUB. fi.igt.
Gpunsoius. Snb.-s.9 jug, fdat.
9aibUiIe. 5.uH.-s.0 5uS, fdnt.
Chattanooga, 1snH.-S.5 JuB, fIqt.
9lsmPbis, ssHn.-8.0 5us. iteist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Berf fanbt.
ginbo. Sfpeine Sddt

Rinbpieb. Die qreiis DdreH
ourdfdnittli4 bisi.lbsn ais esitern.
Der Martt mar rubig unb Is blis6 elm
GROCER 9beil Der eingdnse in ben
Stdasn, oa Elm GROCER prO5sntias
berielbeH iebr Ipdt siHtraf. aas preile
an Stinsn, 9eifrs, aiibsu unb gans
ners tporsn itetig. Sufubr on ytll9s
tiibsn unb Sprinsers mar aering. gu>
ie Sorten Dertauftsn i9usa, a6er plain
uno aeipObnlife fs6r langiam. Cute
Stodsrs unb Geeoers iparen felten
unb ftstig. Getp0bHli9e Stpders osrs
tautteH langiam.
Mittlsre unb ianere Stisre $500
300; 5leif6sr Stiere $3.50
9.75; auserleisne bis srtra $1,000
1150; 5sifers $600-8.5O; aasers
lsisne bis ertra $8.75-9.5O; Gib.
$5.50-750; aussrleiens bis ertra
$1,000; Gamers S5.O0-5.25;
0fildtIbe $45.00-12O.OO; Stoders
unb seebsrs $5.50-9.5O.
8ulltn = S6pa6e Sufubr,
9reiie Itetig Bis tart lpie geifern.
Sets gullsn $S.0O-8.75; Bologna
$700-S.00; massre unD lsi6te $5.>
50-6.75.
&dtber. = 9soIersprsiis itstig
ME seitsrn. einsdnss 3iemli9 gut;
quite SOrtsn periauitsn I4nea an l0ta.
Ie uuo ausndrtiss Ra9irage.
Bette lsidie &dlber $15.25-15.s
80; fair bis CUTE $12.50-1225; OF.
Oindrs unb arObs S6.O0-10.Oo.
9 hDeiHe. - Der Rartt 0fInete
nab 10 llbr. Giniss 2nbunsfn dusseS
tpdblte, fhiUers purosn gum gerianot
fur $18.75 Dsrfauit, isoo6 oie Wlshrs
3ubl Der potsl, uRb S6ladticrisn
psrtduftsn 25c bilissr aIs seitsru.
Seidte unb Jsrtsl tporsn is5r tpenis
uno bieis pertauftsr prompt 5u seitris
gen prtiieu. Raubs SdpeiHe Tpareu
msiit sinsn Quarter billissr. bette
SGus " $500. Giniss ousgepdbi>
te Stass pertuuftsn $3.50. Der
SdfuB mar NtIdisbsn I6fpa6, eiHt=
gs ipdt einsstroffsnn 2abunssn bIiss
ben ibris.
4ussrlsfsue i6tpere $18.65-18.75;
fair Bis CUTE 9erianots unb fleiI6ers
SOrt,n $18.25-1S.65; Iei6te gsrs
ianbtiorten 120 biz loo pfunb s17.z
75-18.25; orbinGre Bis CUTE Jer,eI
40 pfunb unD tpsnigsr $13.0O-16.s
%; oroindre Bis uuserIeiene i4tpere
iste Sdus $13.00-17.o0; Stass
$13.00-16.50.
g S9afe un6 2Gm mer. Sus
foIge ittpadtr 3ufubr unb itarier
9erianbtsRadfrase mar Der Rnrit
fir S4dfs uno 2Gmmer itstig bis
fart gu ssitriSen preiisn.
Sbafe, dus.rlsIsne bis ertrd $9.75
1000; fair Biz quite S8.00-9.50;
GuIIs unb orbiHdre S5.Oo-7.50; yos
de $500 urb ipsnissr. - 2dramsr.
ausflleiene biz extra $18.25-18.5O;
fair bis CUTE S17.25-1S.25; isronoS
$14.oo-17.0O; orbindre $1,000
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

5aH. s21.62-21sO; am S4lus
$2Ls7.
9utitr. = glarft fsif; Grsamsrg
393-43c.
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W2artt uHDeraneert.
aartoffsln. - Martt bober; 3HfuEr
20 Cars; Wlinneiotd Built S1.3O-I.=
80; UliHnsiota Sdts $L35-L4O;
MiseOHifn $L30-140.
Gsfliigsl. - 2ehenbss; Rcrtt nis=
nriesr; 9dhHs 22-24tc; 5ruEia1rss
buhHcr 22c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Sin babes Sabr u.riadrit.H
u"=S9uttries.s.

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BoteH, ooer elm babies 5ahr. bag osr
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100 SonnsH gelteH ldBt. Die III Dem
f4nittstouass fir bic srobersn SdTTle
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bic 3iffer 4500 aufiisusH. Quf Gruuo
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man fir bic S9iffe pou Esuig.- lls
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terIeebpoten Derisutte Ssiumul,tpHnse
(iotueit 0le eHglii5eu StSffe IN Be
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Der 6eidmmtoerlufte FIR ods 5uhr
1917 Al modem, hieisn Surhituttt
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fir eie nod febIsuben Is Wodeu en-
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penn Bis Gnoe bss Sahres uidts
@uberprosutlides stutritt, bic 0ez
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lluteriettri,e 100000 SaiifstcEHsE
betraasn mabts.
Dos tpdren Die SrHttoosrlufts. liz
bic JaettOosrluiie fsltSuitsasu, THp BIZ
IN 1917 Reutrbduien uHodHgetGGftsu
Sdlffe abdu5JsbeH, oersH 9eiau.ss.t-
tuunensebult 9Iopo 9eorge in isyHer
Rsbe pom 10. 4uguit Guf 10000
angab. GHgIdHos UtrtIIde GtRoLBe
on SGifisu betrdst oemana fir DIS
ss(dbr 1917 etiuds Iber 100000
Sounen. lin obsr ben Jur,rilasLE4s1
Srn Der Rsee Slopo Georges 81 ps-z
Itsbsn, mug man eas gertc.tri5 ber
5bGtisteit i'm S6ufsbdu 81 Der G5z
nabme ner SerieH.uHgeu N Setru4t
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sufulse purbsu in Den srfeH i:tlz
uiouaten oIefes So5rss ueue SoJTTs
nit einsr ettidmH1ts Homage rca
4S4. 900 oeer strpd 5000 Sou1sr
ssbdut. pdhrsHo has Grssbs
nib Der lsstsR fehs RuErt. uuf
]. 10000 5ouHsu cher uube5u 1eo, =
600 1Onueu Psre TtpHut oere1ngt
p:ro.
Die Sifftrsu3 spH5eu $4,000 N
apriI periertten 5ouHeH gesgr $1,000
uuo 10000 I'M Suli rsr-
leutteu Sounsu ssseu 10000 uEHsrs
bdute = b. 8. ein HloE1tlihes 5rFyit
BON $4,000 SoRneu aHF 10000
SoIusI rsnustrt = has II ocr 9ScbsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
G6itaao. 13. G,pt.

g 9psins. - 3ufubr 1900
Wurtt i6lpat; 15-20c unn fpeu;sel
ais seiteru. guit $17.30-18.6Oi
lei4te S17.15-1S.60; .ssmiid3te S16.'
1886; ihpere $16.75-1S.65i
rpbe $1e.75-17.O0; Gertsl $3.50
1870.
RinbOisb. = 3ufu6r 10000
Rartt itstis; Nutips Beef Stisr. ST.
40-l7.S0; Bsiiern Stisre $3.50
1870; Stodsrs unb 5eebsrs S6.i0-
1850; Eiibs uHo SsiFers S4.s0-12.'
So; adlber $l2.50-16.50.
Sdafe.- 3ufubr $4,000; ;Warti
ftstis; Wstbers S10.00-12.25; 2dms
mers $12.25-1S.25.
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Retans sMar.t.
Rem gort, 13. SEPT.

Rem gOrt, 13. Sept.
aupfsr. = Martt felt; glsctrolgti.
Wlartt nomiHs!; Oisrtt Auartul s26-.
00-27.0O.
ensu. = Rartt Tistis uro Hrueri
Gnoert.
2iHu. - Rartt fart; S62 225-
62.75.
Slei. = Nartt ftstis; Sg-10tc.
Spelter. - Nartt fsit.
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3uder. - grsiie ftsiis. = Rafs
finirisr gut Goat $10.55; pcpberer
$9.15; Cubes $3.50; sranuIirter $S.'
80; Gonfsetionsr 81" $3.50; Off ~
$s.60-s. 10; tpsiber EXTRA $8.40-8.s
80; ,ytra e" $3.50 pee 100 pfunb.
MoIaffss. = Narlt itst,s. :
Re!p Orleans Open aetttl 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45e per GaIIons.
Reis. - Grira faucp 5eab 81
9it; fanrp 8--8ac; ieeonb 6sao Tic;
eebrrhsner 6se. Sapan 7f-S3e;
Blue Rofs SIC per pfunb.
DaifssproSutte
Gutter. ~ Eartt sismli9 ltbs
bdft. preiis fsit. - WfoInniIf sgtra
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MsSiudrtise mdrfte.
Rep gprt, 13. Sept.

Wsissn. - Inrtt itstis; Ro. 2 ro'
tber unb ylo. 2 barrier $2.27 uno 30.
l Rortbern 0ulutb $3.50.
Weli6trrn. = Wlortt ipillis; 30.
2 eelbes $2.33 unb 80. 2 bdrtes 81
80 {. |. (. Rsp Dorf.
6af,r. - Wartt ruhig; Stduodro
6Sac nOminsI.
ShmalS. Usarft fsit; g!iooI.
Meft $24.10-24.20 nominsl.
Der Wnrtt iiir bic anDeren qrtitsI
mar unperGnoert.
3uder. - Rober, Rartt upmiusI;
Centrifugal S7.02; Molafis S6.l4,
roffirtrier 3udsr. Wcrtt rubie; fem
qrnnulIirter So. S.40-S.50.
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Gbicas9, Is. Sept.


wsii9turn. = 5iir Deg. S1.i7t-
1.20; en- S6lub s1.19s. Cir gldi
S.144-117b; am Sdlub $1.17.
fafsr. - 5iir DEG. 57g-59te: an
Salub 5sc. Sir Mai 6os-62ic; an
S6lub e2c.
Rpessn. - go. 2. S1.s2-Ls53.
@erite. S1.25--l43.
Sinptbp. - $6.00-S.00.
4Iss. - $17.00-N.50.
9ori. - s5iir Stt. $42.27-427o;
ON S6Iub $42.7o. Sir San. $4l.s0
~-42.40; ON ShIub $42.40.
G&mal3 - Sir Of. S23.6o-23.s
80; an S6luB $3.50. 5iir San
S22.57-22.72; am S9lub $22.72.
RipptnIsiten. - SIR Oh. S23.65
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