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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Gold Hill Notes
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(By A. E. Kellogg.)

Much is being accomplished by the
Red Cross organization in Gold HILL
The initial box was completed and
sent to headquarters this week. The
sum of s25 was netted from the sale
of Red Cross dolls, and there is a
total Of $70.29 on hand in the treas
ury.
Prof. B. A. Adams and family ar
rived from their home in Lakeview
and are spending their annual vaca-
tion on an extended auto trip through
the state and few days visiting
friends in Gold Hill. The professor
was formerly principal of the Gold
Hill high school, and has occupied
that position with the Lakeview
schools since, two years ago. They
came via Bend, The Dalles, Portland
and the Willamette valley. While en-
route they attended the National Ed
ucational Association convention in
Portland and visited with Rev. e. G.
Richards and family at Sales, who
formerly held the pastorate Of the
Gold Hill M. e. church.
The Ladies' Aid Society met in reg
ular session last Thursday, and after
the regular business was dispensed
with adjourned to the parsonage Of
the NJ. E. church and rendered the
hostess a coin shower, which was
quite a surprise to her. The large
attendance enjoyed the warm after
noon on the green and shady lawn,
and were served with dainty cakes
and punch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. (Deacon)
Walker, who have been living at the
Butte Creek orchards near Eagle
Point the past few months, have
again taken up their domicile in Gold
Hill. Deacon was drawn in the late
draft and is arranging his business
matters with a view to entering the
service while he can still make his
own selection as to the service.
Duel G Weeks, owners of the Del
Rio orchards two miles below Gold
Hill, have Just completed an extensive
pumping irrigating plant from Rogue
river to supply their extensive fruit
farm.
District Attorney Fl. H. DeArmond
and family Of Bend, Ore, were visit
ors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Col
Inns, parents of Mrs. DeArmond, on
the old Fredenburg farm east of Gold
Hill. this week. The DeArmonds
made the trip by the auto way.
Mesdames D. w. McMorris of Seat
tie and L. R. Venable of Shamokawa,
Wash, arrived this week to attend
the bedside of their mother, Mrs.
Ellen Eddington, who is quite Ill at
the home of her son, w. w. Edding-
ton, in Sans valley.
Rev. R. A. Hutchinson, pastor Of
the NJ. e. church of this city, and
| family left for n two weeks camping
stay in Lithia park at Ashland He
will come down Sunday morning on
the train and attend the regular
morning and evening services and re-
turn to Ashland on the late evening
train.
Captain e. B. Day Of the Gold Hill
Home Guards, and family, returned
Wednesday morning from an extend
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
A Famous Beauty.

Nine. de Remusat had features so
perfect that her contemporaries said
she was worthy to sit as model for a
Greek goddess. The flesh of her face
closely resembled alabaster, and yet
she was not pale and did not give the
impression of being in delicate health.
Her beauty attracted universal atten-
tion to her, no matter where she went,
and even in old age she retained most
Of her good looks.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR co.

Leave Ashland for Medford. Talent
and Phoenix daily except Sunday
at 900 a. m. and 100, 400 and
Sis p. m. Also on Saturday night
at $40. Sundays leave at SOC
and 1890 a. m, 100, 4:30. $3.50
and 10:30 p. m.
Leave Medford for Ashland daily ex'
cept Sunday at 500 a. m. and 1900.
400 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Sat
urday night at 10:15. On Sundays
at 500 and 10:S0 a. m. 100,
900, $50 and $3.50 p. m.
Fare between Medford and Ash
land, 20 cents. Round trip, 36 cents
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Keepina a Secret.

Little Marion, in state of much
agitation, begged her mother not to
let remarks be made about her doll
when it was present, Because ex-
planned the little miss, "I've been try
ing all her life to keep dollie from
knowing that she is not alive."-Har-
per's Magazine.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06

The man who marrles just to get
q cook is sometimes left at the most
unexpected moment. It seems to be
a habit with cooks to quit on the least
provocation.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Passes Him BY.

Askett-Well, George, are you meet
ing with success now that you are
lawyer?
George-Yes, l seem to meet with 1t
every place l 60, but 1t is the other
fellow who is on friendly terms with
it.-Indianapolis Star.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06

II an election was to decide the
fate Of the nation as between heaven
and--the other region, still there are
many who would not bother to vote.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
A Word 20 the Bows.

A boy should not get the idea that
he can score In the game Of life through
the errors Of his opponents. To win ne
must be able to make hits.-Youth's
Companion.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Wnrss Than Refore.

Mrs. Exe-Well, what do you think
Of Clara's- voice now that she Is
through with her singing lessons3
Exe-It's no better and there's q lot
more Of it.-Boston Transcript.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Second Siqht.

"Do you believe in second sight"
mo, but my wife does. When l &c
shopping with her she always says to
the salesman, III come in and look al
these again. '"-London Telegraph.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-08-06
Women Workers.

It was in the manufacture Of textiles
that woman first appeared in industry
outside Of the home.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-28

bon @emiiien in unierer Staot al15u=
leaen. Ser manufacturers Club lit
ser neuer Sirma bebulfli6, cine ge=
eignete 2ofalitot ODER i6on fertiges
@ebauoe fir ibr 1nternebmen SIT
ertperben. Site IN Ser ltmgegeno
madIenoen Obitiorten nno @emiiie,
mie Geige,l 8irnen, Hflaume1, Mep-
fef, 8~ron1beeren. @rbbeeren nro
Sinbeeren, 8firiide, Srauben, &af=
tus, @aliermelonen, &orn, Soma-
toes, gobnen, Ofra, 5pinat, rote
Miiben uIw. IoIen p~erarbeitet tper-
Sen. Stir oas @adstum Ser Staot
mag Sic neue 4nIage BON 8orteil
Tein, Oh aber fir Sic ein5elnen ge=
fpobner lit 5meifelbaft. Die 8reiie
fir Obit uno @emiiie iino ieet idon
unerldppinelid un6 merben, iobalo
oieIe Sabrif ibren 8etrieb aufnimmt
in oie Yltppen gebem.
Mn1 10. Mpril finoet Die Sect
nail Ser @itglieoer 6es Sdulrats
ltatt. Die iGmmtli6en @itglieoer
bes 5dnlrats treten Dies Seal aus
lrnb es iperoeil iieben neue Witglie-
ser ertpdblt.
Sn einer gut beiudten Ser
iarlmlnng Der Mntomobile Srabe
MiIociation muroe belhloiien, am
Sonntag Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5u
l6lieBen. @ir glauben faum, baB
Oieier geihluB ourdgefiibrt meroen
miro.
Ger Yrobibitionilten : Heoner
Sti,art erfldrt, innerbalb bon fiinf
Sabren miir0en Sic Ser. Staaten
probibitiontltiib iein.
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@plbene Sudseit.

an 81. MGr5 beeeben SEER 81 ug.
Sob. 8feil uno Sobanna
SfeiL geb. Stapper IN Gibolo oas
Set Ser %goloenen &od5eit. Ser SUI
bilor puroe i'm Sabre 1889 in Gil
Ieloorf geboren uno Die Subilarin I'M
Sabre 1871 ebenfalls am &bein.
Sosn1 Sabre 1919 maroerten lie nit
ibren gltern, bie ii6 in Neu-gral1n-
fels nieoerlieBen elm; ipater per5o.
gen iie na6 Gibolo. Sim 81. Mdr5
1867 idloiien Tie BEN 8uno fiir's &C.
ben. Son oen 5ebn &inoern Die Ser
Gle %entiproiien, iino neun am Sc
ben: Sral1 SeIene Sdafer, Sbereie
Stapper, Cora 2ief, alfreo, Ser
bert, &iduro, Olga, Ssmalo uno
gmalo Gfeil. SEER 8feil uno feline
treue @attin baben aae Die idlimmen
Gage uno 3eiten, 6ie bie eriten Mn'
iieoler our65umaden Dattel1, INTER-
lebt; Serr 8feiI bat ald ben 8iir=
gerfrieg auf Ser fo%nfooerierten Seita
n1itsemadt; er oiente in aan1p-
mann's Megin1ent. SIM &reiie ieiller
tie umgebenoen 6amilie berbringt
oas Sllbelpaar iett nad oft red)t
idpperer slrbeit ullo Miibial tribe,
RET Sabre einen rltbige11, 5uirieoenel,
2ebensabeno, bodgeebrt u1lo geidlatt
BON ieil1en &inoern, Na66arn nno
sablrei1en 5reunoen; Ole iid ale in
Dem @unlhe pereinigen, COB ibnt
nod, piele, piele Sabre beldJauli6er
&ube beideert iein mogerr.
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@rnnbeiaertnn,s llebertraamnaen.

6. 3idter unb Srau an Sobn 9urp.
@rpnbffid in Dem @ontes Grant; S.
H.. q.
s. 6. @pIion uno Srau an 30. 8.
Hilitg, @rnnbftiid an Der Sontb Waes>
quite Str; $3.50.
s. Goretb an Iaribal Stuart.
30 ader 2anb; $1050.
81. 81. Gregory unb Srau an 2olis
8. 8olp, @runoftiid an Der @elapare
Str; $500.
albin Seibel an E. g. Yaatt6elps,
Is Mder 2ano; $500.
Mlbin Seibel nnb q. Sosfe an Die
Stabt Gan Mntonio, @runbitiid an Der
8oipie Ctr; 5000 Ii. u.
Setter 8iofef an 9. q. aoiub, @runbe
ltiid I'M Springer Surbe1 81; $50.
@i1cent q. &pfub an 8erar Gouttp,
$50.
s. 81. 6. 9alff an S. 8. ullo Galie
9enIun. @runbitiid I'M nellen gitp18Iod
1866; $3.50.
81 q. @eber IL. q. nu 9. g. nnD 6.
Scffel, @rnnoitiif i'm Gitpsglpd
692; 1925.
Senrp 9toB iinb ,Srni an &eilrp Sanr.
315 Slider Ganb; $1,000.
Ioolf Wtedel, 5rnitee, al Yeter Sape.
@rnlloitiid inn nelen gitp@glod $500;
$500.
nos G. @eiebbors H. an @irtor
&roiiel, @rnnbItiid i'm neren Gifps@fpd
1924; 5000.
gbas. 8. 2ppelacc ON $. s. eidens
roth, @rrnoltild i'm ueuen GitusSlod
5000; 81.
q. glod IND Srou an ougo araft.
100 @der 2anb; $50.
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Sam aera0e snr redlten 3eit. I

9N~UpA oAA \NsJAtH t~t. ~ w
raoe sur redten 3eit", ldreibt @err
Ilfreo 9oupin bon Monelien, Ba.,
fam Die Yrobefiite alpenfrauter
bier an mo madte es unnotig, Ell
ien Mr5t 81 rufen. Meine 9odter,
5ipolf Sabre alt, fam BON Der S1ule
beim unb mar 10 franz, baB iie ibren
&opf nid)t .aufreht ibalten fonnte;
lie bate Elm bobes Sieber. Sd perab-
folgte ibr iofort cine @abe Mlpen-
frduter. mas lie griin6lid gum ihmi-
Zen bradte. Cine Stunoe ipater
fonnte lie aufiteben ltn6 tpar seinno.
PIN ndditen Gage murbe meme Sral,
fronf; Tie batte 5ieberfrolt uno einen
meben SaIs, 10 oab iic gu gett gebell
mnBte. IIpenfrduter mndte iie in
nerbal6 5tpei Sagcr geinno. @ir
lillo mebr als 5ufrieoen init Dem,
mas cs fir ms getan bat
IS giebt moi faim cine We0iSin,
Die iid) 10 icbr in ser Samilie einge-
bilrgert bat, mic Sorni's alpenfr1it-
ter. Sin iiber bunoertjdbriger Sc
6raltd) bat oic gor5iige oiefes alten,
cinfoden arGutermittels beipieien.
aein sSaG iuar 70 i6mer u1o fem
Scioen 70 idlinirn, oaB Sorni's gl.
pcifrautef nidt Silfe gebraft bate
IS lit feine Ipotbefermeoi5in. 90.
falaaentcn Gefern es Sen 2euten oi.
reft pom 2oboratorium. Soate fem
Igent III Der gtadbarIhait iein, ir
idlrcibe nan an: Or. Yeter Sabrnep
81 Cons go, 1876 So. Sopnc
guc., Chicago. 81.
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8.

IS lit moslidl oaB oie Cub
miliionsfrage in Ser grtraiisung
ser 2egislatur mieoer aufgebradt
meroen miro.
9as @eiet, melhes perbietet,
Yeltellungen alf berauidenoe @e-
tranfe ou uioliaitieren" ioa fiinftig
in unierm Staate Itrift ourd)gefiibrt
tperoen.
Gin iunger ipeiBer Mann uno
elm Neger beitablen Die 8anf in
&einbarbt Inn $500, Tie nuroen aber
1pdter perbaftet.
Sn @aeo lit oie &onpention
ser 8ooomen of tbe @orlo croft
net morben. 9unbesienator Sbep-
paro bielt bie @roffnungsreoe.
SsSn Semple lit oas alte Mbams
@aus, in Dem ieet Elm 8oarbingbaus
betrieben nurbe, abgebrannt. Ser
Shaoen belGuft lid} auf $1,000. Gas
@aits geborte SO. 6. Sinoner.
Sci einem Iutomobiluufaa
mitroen Ileranber 2iebermann uno
Siioor Dabr aus Sloresnille leidt
perleBt.
Die giirger BON Sdleider
County baben beibloiien, Bombs
I'M getraee BON 100000 aus5uge-
ben, nm elm neltes Courteous 5n
ballel1.
artbur ". Stiles, Der 2ano-
yfeflamations : 2lgent OeS Staates
Seras miro iid) bcmn1blt nad benz
@ooiee Greet Selfeloe an Der San
Saicnto Sal bege6en, Inn BORT merit
polle Selldnoereien, nelde pom
Staate loluol als and] bon einem
Gribatmarm beanlprll6t iper0eil,
ous3runellen. 9aS 2ano liegt in Der
Sal uno lit bon 3eit 5u 3eit pom
@aiier iiberipilt. Sieraltf 1tiibt Der
Staat leine Inlpriide, Ga allies 2anc,
meldes 5pilhen Dem nieocrn @nl-
Ierltano Der Gbbe uno Dem boben
Stanb Der Slut liegt, na1 uraltem
Hed)t ltets eigentum oes Staates lit.
9aeegcn bebauptet Scr Yripateigen-
timer, Dem oas Del proOu5ierenbe
nferlaro gebort, OuB oas umltritte-
ne 9errain iib iiber oas 5Iut-giipeau
erbebt unb i~nfolgeoeiien Elm Cell
ieines Beetles lit.
@ilbur $. Doung, ieit ad)t
SSSabren aiiiltierenoer Eoitmeilter 81
auitin. lift bonn Toit : Snipeftor 9.
IS. Yuroon beiduloigt, 8oitgelber in
Sobe BON $3.50 unteridlagen 81
babeu. Youns lit lis gum 3uiam-
mentritt oer 8uloes : @ranbjurp
unter $4,000 @iirgidaft geitelt.
@its ser @egeno BON Baleitine
lino 81 giienbabn garlaoungen
Sdipeinc ua6 noroliden W0rftcFl
perIhift woroen.
lleber Die @eidldfte Der @rtrd-
iibung unierer 2egislatur lit man
iid nod 8iemlif i'm ltnflaren, man
iueiB mr., oaB Die algemeine 9e-
piaieunesbid CUR @rleoigung font
men miro. Wan ipridt aber oldJ
Don elmer Nn5abl dnoerer @elhdfte,
Die BON Der grtraiiBung in angrifi
genommen meroen miiiien. 3u Ole.
fen @ei11ften geboren: Die Ieorga-
niiation unIerer Mili5, cine Geform
unierer Brimar @eiebgebung,
ole @erbeiierung unierer Sagoseiete.
Die gerbeiIerung Der 6iihbriitonltal.
ten uno anoeres.
Die 9eanlten Der StroBenba6r
IN Sort @ortb %erfldren, oaB flint.
Gig Bro5ent Der uniGle, Die ouf Ser
Strobenbabngeleiien borfommeit
BON Den automobilen periduloet per.
oen. @leid5eitig muroe bic gr.
fIarltng abeeeeben, Dab beim 9c.
einn oieies Sabres in ben perldieoe
men @eridteit gegen Die StraBenbn6
ier boz, Eeras GGaoeneriabaniprii.
DIE gum 9etrage bon elmer Miaior
Dollar anbaneie gemadt ipareu.
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Stir Gtener : Gu,umti6Gr.

Sic nSreie grefie" lit autoriiiert,
5errn Gam q. Spinble als &anbibat
fir Steuer : &ommiidr in Der beborite<
benoeu 8rimdrtpabl am 23. Ipril nno
s. Mai a1,5ltfiinbisen unb bittet tint bic
l1nterltiibung a[er &dbler.
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Sic rSreie Bre1e" lit outoriiiert,
Serrn Sam 6. @ea als Ganbibat fir
Mabor in Ser acknowledgement Srimdrz
ipabl an .23. Ipril lii1o 8. Wfai an5u@
fiinoigeu un6 bittet INN Sic llnteritiisuns
nIler @dhler.
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@ab1 : Mm8etgem.
Stir Mauur.

Sic nSreie YreIe" lit outoriliert,
Serrn @altpn 8. SuDh nls &anoiont fin
WsaDur in Der acknowledgement Hrimdr<
pabl am %. Ipril nu3utiiuotgen, uno er
bittet Inn Die 11nterliigung nler leiner.
Sreunoe unb Stinmgeber.
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eebrer; Crit i'm Sabre 7SI

eebrer; Grit i'm Sabre 7S5
ndd} ebriiti @eblrt nabmen oie
Sadieir oas GbriItentum an. gis
oabin maren iic &eioen getpefen.
Rln, emil. mas ipilif Gu frageu2"
Sdnler: n@ie bat mr. oenn Biz
0abin inOrdien geiaat, tpenn mr. ygi
SerrdldfcS" lagen pouoe?"
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Sir Yolisei- nno Seuer : aommiHar

Rsberner Nab unterridt. 3uidneiz
GdJiilerinnen MAIDEN tire eigenen aIeis
ben, Mnprobieren un0 Ndben gelebrt.
Der, mdbrenb Tie lerren. Bir iprehen
Oeutih. ,gbe Muberu ORIGINATING
GGpoI". 504 Baroen Ctr. 6an Irtos
mo. Seros.
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SIR &ommiiiare fir Strafen nub
Dffemtlide &erbeTernngen.

SIZE .Treie Yrelie fir Seras" lit a1s
toriiiert, g6umas 6. Nelipn als &anbi=
bat fir DAG amt be5 @ommilidrs fir
strasen uno 6ffentlide gerbefierungen
III BEN beboritehenbea Standardization an@
5ufMnbiaen ,i1b er eriuG-1 ltml Die I'M
terltiibung Ieirer Sreunee uno Der
Gtimmaeber.
Sic vSreie Brelie fin Seras" lit alls
toriIiert, 2pnis Semerinann als &anbts
bat fir bas @mt bes &ommiiidrs fir
5traben uitb Dffentlihe &erbeIerunge1l
in sen acknowledgement Srimdrtpablen
ansu5eisen uub er eriu6t Inn bic Inter
itiibung ieiuer Srennhe nno Der Stimms
geber.
&ommiildr fir Harfs uno Sanitat.
Gn bie @dbIer bon Gan Mntonio.
Sails meme Sienite in ben lebten 5tpei
Sabren gnren grtpartnngem entfpro6en
baben follten. BIN ib bereit, Gud in ben
ndditen stpei Sabren gu oieren.
Mab 2am6ert,
&ommiHdr fir Earfs un0 Sanitdt.
Sic .Sreie Yre1e fir Seras" lit nus
toriliert, Sr. 8. 8. sbrppfbire aIs aa@
oibat fir bns Imt bes &ommiidrs fir
Starts unb Ganitdt in ber beborifehenz
ben Erimdrtpabl an5ufiinOigeu. or ers
indt Inn @nre ltlteritiibung uno Stime
me.
Sur Ioli5ei= nno Teuer Sommihar.
Sic .Sreie Hrelie fir Segas" 1T aIs
toriiiert. @obert 5. mir als &anoioat
fir oas 4rnt beg 9oIi5eie u1o Seuers
tpebr : 8ommiidrs anSufiroigen. ct
erludt feline Sreunee Inn ihre Inter
itiibung.
2e,pis NsapcriG fiinoigt lid hermit
forsnen aIs &anoibat fir bas gn1t beS
Yoli5ei un6 Seuer : &ommihdrs an uno
tpirb Die l1nteritiiung bon irgeno eilem
unb aIlen giireern Gan gntcnio's gu
fhTtzs,, n,;ifou
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NDff0lfa men =Er0Ol1ftt.
San sntonio, Ser., %. Wiar5 1911
Brine Grllbe Cotton Seeo Oil, IS
Gents pst GnIlorr
Ne,u gsrf, %. Mdr5. Spot 1880
uno $14.00; Mtdr5, $13.S6 nno $500;
apri(, $13.87 nnb $3.50; Woi, 1891
iino 1892; sunni, $t3.85 rno 1891;
sSuli, $13.67 unb $13.88; Gu9uit.
$13.S4 nlb $13.S5; September, 1888
unb $13.S5; 0ttober, $13.36 uulo
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Wiltig bis gum 80, SUM- 1917.
Gin Sori6lag at nniere Trenuoe.

"a es uumoslid i'll, ale 9iarife nnb Counties bs staates Surdt
8cicnoe bearbeirm at laHen, mmkten mir amf amoerc NfiHcl STR immer
grDfercn @er6rehmng nnieres glates iinneu mnS mir fno 81 BEN Gnt'
idlub gcfommen, ammebmbare Granien fir nene Abonnentem, bic ans
eiuacidift mcrSen, aussuieten.
Mnr pIanen midt Bic @eranfaInns zines ioseHannhn &ontefes,
ME sr bei cnsliden 3eihansen ablid III, ionbern mir tuoaen bmrd ams.
5ablnus emer libcralen SommiRiun Treiluiaise aniuerben, bic obnc be.
iunbere Mntc unb Nnfremgmna ib cine Nebeneinnabue sn peri@aiien
uHniden.
gu bieem 3uefe offerieren mir fit ieoen neaen Sabresa6unneuten
cine &ommi1iun BON $1O0, einem 9ollar 9s 8odenblatt Der
oireie GreRe fir Seras" fuhet $500 per Sabr. Gegen Ginienbung uGn
$1OO merben mir ao bas glatt an irsnb cine nns amfsegebene aeue
Nhnnnements N1reie lhifen. -s---.-- N--..-
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San Grlanbnisldeinc.

Aue. Gdaefer. Mnfbau zines abges
brannten s0auIes. Solhb Stores StraBe;
$500.
Iarnn S6aefer, @obnbaus, Soutbs
dime Blace; $3.50.
Srau 9. @artens, @araee, Yoit soe.
500.
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saDrfdeinlidjes @etter.

Sir Son Mntoilio uno llmsegeno:
.3eute abenb: id)on; marmer. Don't
merstag teilmeiie beuolft; marnler.
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6ir 10 a s:s s;ss ggrtra yrduit uon $50 III SaW
Slit Is a T." s;a: GGrtra Srdait uoa sS.75 III Saar
Slit 70 as ter s;ss GGEtra : yrdnit upu $500 ID Saar
Slit p a ter s;n: GGrtra Srdmit uon S6.25 IN Saar
Sir uebr as q ' s:s :;.: g(gtrayrdmit uon s. ii Safr
Slit mtbr aS 80: as s:s s;s: GGgtraprinit uon s16ia San

Der @pridlns lit einfad mno serfGnoid senug. Ger eintn
ncnen abOnncnten br snr 3it nidt 2eer Der vJne HrtFe" il,
= scuinnt, foleftcrt $500, erbdt, rep. bcbGft babou clneu Collar uS
Nnferoem ihbt aber and mod eae Grra : HrGmie in ansfdt, faQs Bic
3abl Son sebn MbonneIten obr barber credit mirb. Die Gstra3ra..
ME ieneen mir ben oasn geredtisten bon nnrsr Office aus brett
Die bier semadte Dfere 1T fit ieben i'm pehem gebiete beg etaa-
ts oiien. Sober fam fd Saran beteaigen. gsr bieten nur BaarpreHs
an, neil Gels INNER ieinen @crt fat nn6 Sober SafIr anldaftn nm6
faniem fam, mas or serabe brandt
Mac, sic bon oieier Cffere 0ebramdj MAIDEN nno nnter ben oben az.
itcGtem gebingnngen Nbonnenten fin bic 05reie Trehe fir Seras" fam.
mln wuaen, io gebecn, Td nit ms unuersasM in gerbinonns su
Iaecn, bamit mir linen ehpnise gepHnkdte a~nsfabriderc Mnsfnnft e.
tdlen f6nnen. Die lniHnns gbt ben Sefelern brett bpn nnkrer 81
lice III. 2iclc cHertc fat MIR @aItisfet bis sna 80. Snni 1917.
yTreie Yreie fit Seras".
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.ErDSnfte

Gan Intonio, Ser, IS. Wdr5 1917
Butter .23c-3Oc per Sfunb
gier (nur friiae) ....25e per 0useno
5iibner $500. .17c-2oe per Btli1lD
Slrtebs. y II. ~ per $50.
Wet3en 92.O9 PET UulUel
aorn $1.15 per Buidei
Safer ......... 65c per Wlldlcl
Sen 80. $3.50. St4.00 Der Sonne
@emiie.
sartoffcIn, California unp COLORADO.
$3.50 uto $4.75.
SiiBe aattoffelu, gumpfin Gam.
$500.
3tpiebeln, California. $500 p. Crate.
9obnen, Crime, $3.50 per 100 Tfuno.
Squaih, $3.50 per @nideI.
Somaten, Serns, 4 Scribe, 1915.
Gabieshen, SOC II, Coo {. / Gts. s@in
oe!.
Nfumenfobi, 1925 per Crate.
&obl, 500 per 100 Rfune.
@riiner 8feffer, zoe per 8funo.
Spinat. Toe per 8ilfdel.
Crime grbiett, $500 per Camper
Ofra, $500 fir 8uidel.
8eeten, 81 uno S. per 100 Bfuno.
Weerrettigs8 ursein. per Efo. l2L
@urfen, per Crate, $500.
GeQerie, 90c u. $t.OO per Oubeno.
9eterfilie, 40e per 9so. s4iinbeI.
Gierpflan5en, Sc II. Zoe per Bfuno.
aopffalat, Cal, $500 per Crate.
@elbe @nr5eln, 75c per 9ubenS.
gautaloupes, Stanbdrb, 1925 pei
Crate: 0onb. 75c per Crate.
Tie1 Narff.
Gan antouio, Ser, %. 0Rdrs t9i7-
aii6e $500 biz $3.50.
Shien $3.50 biz $3.50.
@uIIen $3.50 biz $500.
9dlber 1915 uno $500.
ct. aouig, 2S. Mdr5 1917. = Blind
pieb. Serass@ieb, $3.50 biz $3.50
Shfpeine 5000 biz $3.50.
.6antc.
Ghiuere uont GdIodter % Gn
9eihte ptm GhIadter % gts
Grim ,eeinIaene ......... 1871 Ste
5ele.
BoIf uno 8uGs 90 gis
snaora<8iegen. per Rfo. ....f0 gti
auqpras 8ieaeu beihdoiat $50. q Ga
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1rtie YreNc fl seras: NQtDOG ben 20. Mdrj 1917.

Sic ,,SJreie 4sreKe fit Seras"
eridbeit,t ais Sageblatt taS 2Spdbemblatt.
ssos saaeblatt lit pirieitig umo fpet SOC per 9aonat ooer Sc per Sabr.
Gas asubemblat tit iedseDnietig imo fotet So per Sabr. gob 9ferno
50 goIb. geab europe, &orto %eingelhloIlen, So.
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Nann,luone.


San antonio. Ser, tsE Cts.
8alperon, geltern, 1900 Cts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-04
Correspondence

Wednesday, from a visit with his
brother, who is attending school
there.
Martin Matte came up from Gale
hutt, last Sunday, to spend the holi-
days with his parents here. He re-
turned to his duties at the bank there
Wednesday.
C. Messenger boarded the evening
train for Minneapolis, last Wednesday,
where he is promised a position on the
Northern Pacific. ....
A sleighload of young people went
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. Boil
stad, Thursday, where they tripped
the light fantastic till the wee small
hours"
Mesdames Grell, Sickness and Knut-
son, were the guests of Mrs. p. Robin
son, Saturday.
E. L. Tarr received a carload of
shelled corn from South Dakota last
week, to feed his stock. He expects
another carload in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. F'eurstnow had the
, misfortune to lose their infant son.
The little one was buried Thurs
day.
John Hoffman went to Wahpeton,
Monday evening, to have some dental
work done.
Martin Petersen boarded the train
for Wahpeton. Tuesday, to seek medi-
cal aid for his ailment.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Bolstad and son
are here from Buttzville, N. D., for
visit with the home folks.
Mrs L. .Mandt spent few days
with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Twedt at Pitcairn. this week.
c. G. Myhre and Chas. futile came
up from Minneapolis, Tuesday, to at
tend the annual bank meeting here.
They found the business of the bank
in a fourishing condition. The pres
ent boolxkeeper, Gust Johnson, was re-
turned for another year a a sub
stantial increase in salary which
speaks highly for Mr.. Johnson.
w. Reck came up from Iowa, Mon
day. to looksup old friends. He will
remain for some time.
The families of A. Wallen, e. Score
and L. Larsen, spent New Years day
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rustad.
Mrs. Chas. Messenger is assisting
Mrs. Smith at the hotel for short
time.
The L. A. s. met with Mrs. H. Nelson,
wednesday, Jan. 8. with a large at
tendance. Cor. Z.