davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-02
Parker

Several of the farmers in this local lty are sowing oats.
 Chas. Mosteler has been very sick the past week of pneumona.
 w. L. Brawley left Tuesday for Oklahoma.
 There will be singing at Parker Sunday evening, every body come and bring some one with you.
 The Green Forest farm loan assoc- atlon met at Parker Monday. Inter- esting talks were made by w. R. Phil lips, Andy Cox and others.
 Mrs. Anna Looney of Walnut Grove, Mo-, come in last week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. L. R. Twilleager.
 Aunt Mary Christian, T. J. Enix and wife and little daughter, Geneva Lucille visited relatives in Berryville last week
 Barton Powell and several others went to the famous lead mine on Indian creek Sunday. MT. Powell say there is fine vein of ore there.
 Tobe Satterfield visited his daughter Mrs. Carson Breeding near Denver Sun day. He was accompanied by his broth CT Joe.
 Jay Davis and Grace Brawley were married Sunday. Jay is a son of James Davis and wife near Head and well re- spected young man and Grace is the ac- comp!shed daughter of w. L. Brawley and one of Parker most highly respect ed young ladies, and will be greatly They have our best wishes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
NUEvos cAMPoS DE AvIAcloN


WASHINGTON. aeosto 25.-En
Fort Worth. Dallas, Waco, y Wichita
Falls. seran establecidos por cuenta
del goibeuo general los campalneh
tos Ge dos escuadrones de aeropla-
nos pe~rtenecientes al ejsrcito de los
EstadoS Unidos. rs nauy probable
que tanbien eli Houston sea estab!e
cido III nuevo campamento dc ana
cion, pero este no ests resuelto aum.
Brownsville csLabs incluido entire
las pohlaciones que c~ontarlan con cam
pamentoS de aTic,un, pero los IcfcS
de "a organization de cucrpos lie seHa-
les y del consejo de production /" ma
ouinas de guerra aereas, resolvIecon
hacer Z I'LL lsdo 81 proyecto dc csta-
blcccr IN "a citada poblaeiGn frci;terl-
" un cam2amsnto. en- vista dc QUE
81 ipf"rmc rendtdp por Il ncnarta-
mentu. plllitzr del Sur tu@ c~vnirsrl"
I'll 10 absolute al cstabic c,micu;"
de uu centric dc ariaci0n en- aquclla
ciuda6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
MUY EL0GIAD0S Ell
FRhNCIAL los AyIAD0=
RES AMERICAN0S
E! GeueraI Petaia dispuso
que fuefan citados Sas
ElecIlos en- Ia OrdeH del dia

WASHINGTON, agosto 25.-un
despacho trasmitido del Quartet gene
ral del ejercito frances en- eli ;ca'ro
occidental. expresa que cl Es1uadrcn
Laffsvette cOmnucstO de ~avj2tGrcs
amcricanos que eStan cnlistados en-
los cucrpos del servicjo atreo. del
ciercito frances, ha sido ci.aGo en- Ia
orden del dia firmada por e general
Pe;ain. per So valeroso comDortamIcn-
10 V Ia cficacia de sus servicios.
La citaci0n one hacc Ell generalisi-
mo Petain dice 10 s~iguiente:
la escradrillo tornado por vOiun-
ta,ios americanos quc han venico a
!uchar con Francia por e! E3s p"ro
espiritu de sacrificio ha venido ID
chando con gran exito bajo el conan
do del captain George Thenaul, au:en
Ia formo para combatir ardientem2rtc
Il nueStros encmigOs.
Tai escuadril!n ha cchaIo abaio
vcintiocho a~cropianos del eHemiEo '
ha lcvu.tado una proiunda admjra-
ci0n dc partc dc los commentaries que
in han trnido bajv Il ordCncs y lie
rarta >ambija dc las cacu&drillas jigu
~cSas Guu jurhau q Ill l"do ' g. h"%
tr.,GdY riyalizar ca ~va'or."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

PARIS, Agosjc 35.-fioy 50 suD9
or csta capital, que UT vapcr frances
acudio i prestar auXilio al barco l.
mcrirano "Campana', cuando este fuc
atacado y echado L piQuc por III sub
mariuo slcmar, 81 dia s del actua!
Il rapor frances al llcgar al lugar
dc los hcrioy. fuc atacaQo 4 ~ >c2
por 81 submarine, tantc por medic IL
Ia artjl!oria del submarine. como "on
IN 1prpcdo ouc laNz6 sohr" q hart'
y que acknowledgements no h;=" hianco
FL yapor frances ccutcst5 cj tHcgo
del cncmigO eou violcacia, ~ohligaEdo-
10 . >umcrgirac y a~h2ndonaT c! cam
po. yarius hajas hubo rn.r" los
micnbrps dc Ia tr:puiacj@n d@' har'o
frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
GASES NTESTNALES

ENisten cen-snarss de arGculcs ali
menlcios cue causan AaEplencia, SIN
toma comm e. varlss ~enSe-meda6es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is por 10 tarto
dtficI sEltar esos gases, psro e.
Elixir Americana de Vino AHargo
de Timer, presta VI aiiTo espontaneo
: INA cura segura e. tales caSos, re-
moviendo de los iptestinos todaS las
Sustancias uocivas y voISieBdo estos
a su cstado normal. Todo aquel que
sufra dc constipation, indigestion. fla
tuiencis, Eshidos, iaqneca. ucrviosi-
cad, deblidad general, etc, pucde
depeader sobre este remedic. al
Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo Ge
Triner, c. = mediciua quo cura .
satisfaction, escribe IA Szq. Geo.
HaItky. dc Win6ber, Pa, con fecha
II de Julio de 1897. Prscio 500.
En- las drogucriss.-EI ginimento de
Triag, c. Ia msior ANNA contra lbs
cnemiges atriaelerr5os: rcuwatys,uo
y neuralgia Presto IN aliyie IN
mediatp en- les caSuS de torecduras,
que,naGuras, raSpaduraS, h~Inchazo-
nes. etc, Y rcfreSca los -museules
cansados y los pics Preeio 23.y Joc.,
en- las droSueriss, per ,coFreO- - Y
60c., Jos Triner, Manufacturing
Mhemist, t-35G-1539 So. Ashland Ave,
CHICAGO, HI. -&dy-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
UN GRAN ACTO DE VALOR.

Ia. nr%.G.s act lie EaIor nc N"h
conocjGos s!cmprc mmediatamcntc
desoues dc qac haH sido eieca~aaoN,
Hace algin tiemt7. en- Flandes. IN
avi6n ingies tocado por Ct trio dc iaS
baterias anti-aercas, sue q cae" en- c.
d Los alemancs. con d crucIca"
habitual. continuation disparando 90
bre los infortunados aviadoreS, y CT
fuego era tai. que el c~omantanl"
frances. que p~reSenciaban 81 acto, II"
creia possible socorrer L los ~avi&dorcS.
Tn abanGcrado frances dc na'io,
notanGo 10 que pasaDa : sin inluIc-
tarse &c Ia opinion del comandante,
~Ieyanto q yGelo Sobrc 81 hiarouiano
Y Zorro saliva 4 los a~vjadores inglescS.
No obstantc, Ct fuego &c los aLena-
mes coutinuaba cen una cXtrana
persiStencia; 81 hidro-av;0n Guc alcan-
zado. ' salvador y saivadoS fleron
hechos priSion"ros.
Fl abandcrado III recibido del rcy
de Inglatcrra Ia cruz del Servicio
distinguido Y del soblerno frances Il
cruz de Legion de Honor y el asceG-
20 Il grade de ten!ente de navlo.
TIA recibIdo'.... esta es = ma
rcra de habla~. roZque Of P-ls'orero
10 ha recibido NADIA, aundue eS possible
one "a tenga CoroclmIsnto ds
nstas buenas notlclas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
UNA COMISION HARALAS
C0MPRAS PARA Los
PASSES ALIhDOS
de eyitar que los
especuIadOres hagan ne
geaio en- esas OperacieneS

WASHINGTON, agosto 25.-El Sc
cretario de Hacienda, McAdoo, anun-
clio anoche ell nombramieRto dc una
comis:on, tornado por tres ciudadanos
am~ericanos, que desempenan cargos
en- Ia administration, que tendra q
zu cargo todas las compras Que los
robiernos de Ia Gran Bretana, Fran
cia Y Russia haran en- los Estados
UnidoS.
La declaration dada a conocer por
e sccretar;o de Hacienda expresa uue
Sc espera gu, los ~Robiernos de los de-
mas paises aliados seguiran G! e.
iemplo de los de Francia, i~n~iate-
IRA y Russia, y pondran Ell las ma
nos &c Ia comisi6n americana. todas
las compras de where's o material de
| guerra que q~uieran hacer en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
Fl gobierno, de eSta manera, podra
vigilaE esaS conIpras y evltar que
Sc hagan opcraciones que sean peTjn-
dicialeS para los interesados dc los
! paises con los que estan aliaGoS los
ESLados Unidos y q los cualcs este
| pals ha proporcionsdo grandes en-
prestitoS con Ia condicion de que csas
grandes Sumas de dinero sean inNcr-
tidas en- los Estados UnidoS.
Los micmbros de Ia comisi0n q cue
aludc, son: Bernard n. 6aruct, Ro-
bart E. Lovett, y Robert S. Brcokmgs.
todos clos micmbroS del Console dc
Industries de Guerra recisntemcate
nombrado por el presidents Wilson co
no parte del CpnSejo NacioDal dc lie
casa, para que . 'rcarguc DO u'go-
lar las compras dc a~rticujos Dc EG"-
ia para Ct gohierno amer!camo.
Scgiu Sc dice, Baruch ha cstadO
sctusndo, dc$de hacs tempo. emo a
"ents no Official DO compraS d" los
ciiados : cstoS han pue4ado 5iompre
satisfcci:oS cor q reSul;ado de las
gestioney cmprendidas por e. rcfcr;ao
ageutc-
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ALBANIAN nUEv0S TRlURF0S Los
FRANCHISES FnENTE vERDUH
Los ngleses c%apturaron ina poslclon en-
las c~ercan1as de Lens

PARIS, Agosto 25.-Las rropas
francesa ~obtuvieron anochc una Hue-
"a victoria en- CT frente de Ferdun
al norte de ia Colina 800, que como
Sc anunci0 aver, fue capturada por Ia:
fuerzas del general Petain. Gcsnas.
de un rudo ccmbatc con q cncmigo
Las p~osicioncS que ell Ia acclon d
anoche lograron ocupar los franccses
son tres obras de defensa ti1rtlT
cadas que sc c]ncuentran Ell las ccr
canias de B%ethincourt, scgdn dice g
informe Official dadO u Ia pub!icidaC
hoy. e. numero de prisoneros hect
al enemigo, para ahora, asciende
SOL.
LONDRES, Agocto 25.-En cI &C
municado Official dado a IL public
dad en- esta capital pOr cl Ainiste
rio de Ia Guerra. Sc anuncia Ia cap.
tura de una nueva posicion en- IL
~cercanjas de Lens, por las trop"
canadienses. Ell informc dc refereH
cia dice ademas:
"Nuestras tropaS tamblen captnr'
ron una posici6n enemiga durantc +
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
LA COMISloN JAPONESA EN-
ANNAPOLIS.

WASHINGTON. Agosto 25.-Ls
c"mision japonesa que desde hace
7'as Sc eucuentra Ell esta capital, So
10 esta maaaHa z primera nora, PIAZZA
Annapolis. Z donde tue con ei objcto
lie hacer una vista Z Ia Academia
Nava! y pasar reviSta 4 los cadetcS
1e Ia Escuela.
Nanana Ia citada comisiun hara Una
vista q Mount Vernon y ~colocara
n ofrenda de flores sobre Il tumba
3e jorge Washington.
q vie:e a Mount Vernon 10 har4-
- delegedos de Ia Conisiin iaDonese
= bcrdo del yate presidential MAY
flower.
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AdmIten los aIelnanes que
han sufridO aIgunoS
desCaIabrOs

BERLIN, Agosto Ill :!!.*a ale-
mana Sobre ei lindero scptentriona.
'el bosque DO Herenthag. on Ia rcg:6"
lei caminO ~carreterO que core entire
fpras : Menni3cs, ha Sido ob!igada
: retirarse hacia e. Nocte. I 10 lar
20 De csc !indero. Segun Sc anuncja
en- ei ;nforne Official dado L publ
cidad aqui hoy, ?or cl Minislc-io de
q Guerra aieman.
En- el mismo communicate Sc dice,
sin embargo, que los teutoneS han
capturado ID aiqucria de Giilemont,
que SC cncGeatra al Sur dc Veni-
huillc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
DE- AOUI Y DE- ALA
NotjcIss eyt7sctat8s d. HuesEfe CaHls frances

nau hccE.o .;is c,tudlos en- II cscuc!"
%~oli:ac~ica DE- Saint Eyr, CT IL cac4"
ia d. Saumur ) ma. entertainments
- Il c:cUcia &c Mclz. la mission de-
general Bcrthelot no ha cclrado {!
c;clc de ia educaciGn miiitar DC aC-
nl"nia por Francia. IL !i~a .]at2icc-
tual y m;iitar dc los dos Dai<cs con
t~;nuara dezpu&s dc Ia guerra.
FL General DoDcnay ~ayudantc Nd
-~or-gcnerai. Ia agradccido calurosa-
mtnte "a distinction I les oficiairS
iranccae:. rindicndo homerai" I IA
%alcntia del cjcr"ilo rumaao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
NaSssmsnio pcraiGc.
Del Or dc Paris

Tn naylo caTgado dc tricv, ccilo ri
ane!& ultimamcatc en- I'm puerto fran
ceS. Los marinos ygtaban gozosoS dc
laber dcsembarcadc sanos : #al~os
cot' su prec'osa "arga. nlc habian r.
@rado transporter dcsdc America.
I'll captain SC dir!gi0 al e~nruc3Lro
del prcsident@ dc Ia comision del
puerto. ESpcraba rcc!tir fclici.2cio-
nc$, pero sc Ic diio simpIcnautc:
t.ih, con que Ecgais con un iran
caEsam"nto de tr;eo? T. ,!cplcrpbIc
.Aqu! nos mace falta mano dc o!,ra
' n"c.tTcs maiaroucs cs,.u - CIR
r2rgad"s.
"*"t"nr"S:... rr"&unto 81 ca
%i'It:ru.
i"ra. If I'm poro mas l~io.. :,
N...-.ali rodssin quizas rccibjy v,ns.
tic trigo.
Ii eaai5an jora, alborota. zero ca.
'~n9' pe6lo ~cieyar CT amelia. In -,
fPasaLe = Is e. Gel e.,
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C>-s-a. de t-lrchera2

Sc ha descub-erto, sobre slgunc.
cad4vere. a!em2nes, ell FlandeS, uua
ernadura lIsvada prob&bicmentc ?or
'os tiradores dc Ia elite" del scrvicio
&c observation-disclosures. ESta armadurs
eS;a lormada dc un& cofaza dc accro
para el prcno, con ramI~iTicaciones pa
IT, prolegcr las cspa!da& Y tres pI&caS
o-t;cnladas. 81 metal. nara p:otegcr Ct
abdomen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

Cuando neceaite libSos en- espanoE
di-ijsse d isnscio L: Loxano.-Ii8
y. Sta. Rosa Aye-Sar Antonio. Tex
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70 E IR0
Ia QUEBRAOURt
Escriba pidisndo Ia Prueha Gratuita DC m
fraianirnio. un eienplar de mi L.
brD y tetallss accrcs dc Iii
GkRaMTiA
DE
1000

Es,1 10 - IVA InS"lsli3 lScTcI0n 10 u
tnd!EIGGo ;-."-p"E~d b!c. J. VI bc"hr Id
S~0iIiaIntnir -sn-i:iA, - ru3i a,r4 apnTGd'
r'n SlSt1 TOR L.iiea ". !u-.y.turS curalO.
ia SOLO TT IaE!7;e.". s.lJ iaulDIru "a tod
i EIGnGc. La2Ddu G!sO UIGa-, no 4Llur
s.GW.silG2,v SiHrl.!rg. GIu sGni.nlsuTo III
5ra- alTqhGdl!ls y oi70 apGra'o gu,
lcadr4 que uS2Esc C@uLn. .aiRcni5 Ior y
pac.CEtS> IN o6ggt9 d. ronS.Tv1r - Tle
bTaG,!rS I'll u sugar. 70 N!!--o isclr qu,
mI Slst"!na prr.G;.c . Il GucGrlduTd dcjaI
DC tales iFTitanie- aTser2ctoS = co2yLeria %
plrtc Tan bCeua Y fuGEiG COMO GltCS de
OcErgtr - U~uCNraLura.
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AVISO A NU'ESTROS
SIrSCRIPTORES

lns suscrIptores de La PREM
: SA no deben olvidar. cuando
+ cambien de Residential, daraos
F ia direction cue han tenido y Ia
: u deseen tener en- adelante, !
= oues sin este requisite nc po-
= demos anotar 81 canabio cd nues- !
+ trcs libros.
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noctle, ell las etTenla dc LoNl-
baertzyde. Durante la manana &c
hoy, SO ha estado d~espiegando una
considerable actividad Ell las opera
clones de artilleria, en- Ia region O.
rental d. E?chy.'
ROMA, Agosto 25.-La Cnsena trl-
color italiana. ha estado flotando des,
de aver, en- Ia Gina del Monte SAM
posici0n austriaca que ha caluo 81 pU.
der dc las fuerzas del general Car,
dona. FL Monte SantO era unl II
las posiciones fortificadas de los aUs'
triacos en- el 1rente del Isonzo y 81
pGrdida constituye para el enenngo III
verdadero golpe.
FL segundo ejercito iIaliano, SecdT
lice tc informc del general C1TorI:a
ha logrado romper Ia Inca encni@:
de defensa cn varios lugares ! est.
ahora persiguiendo muy de cecci a Il.
tropas austro-hungaras que Sc est!
retirando, en- esos punto, aunQua .
poniendo aun una tenaz reSlStCnc!c
Gefendicndo el terreno yarda i Jarit
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Mt l;bro. Una cvyia del cal eHFt-6 4 uSleT
Gun U;chn El!2lo. cN9tiCa ClaTs-GeEio COM
USED pGsdc CC-2ES: a=!:!!!S:t" en FH'2.
n ucrryrRfrur;a POT ss'. StSt"Nfl. 10 "
de,rlbri despUtS DC i!dGcT scII.G" - ~,
mo ,s9r uluChgs aAu= lie -na T!thrfduT9
dDbie. la cuat los medic. Ccrta0 - n
curab!c. NJ CL:p y " IRE 'TGl - O. ut
Ter Gc dar Al I1riI,.O CntSru FL DeE5'iciJ q
mi dsscuSlmlenlO. u9n q TSs,!Ita!r % o.
ahorl hare Iuucho5 amos cue u. cSl"-'
rando quebraIu7aS en- toGa$ !aS pGis.S ur'
muaCC.
listed u-olabic;neCtC csta-a iGtccc-.ip or
-erih!r cOU 81 Nbro cr2tuito : frGHba de-
rr7tam.ertC UnnS t~esiiin|iIi"s lti.laI"2 ~
mos pOreS entire los In:cHuS i4rietlr- %
rndnS No pierEa tempo y GiiitFO IN ira
tor de nhrener en- otTa parte u Qur III ues
rhrimiHnfn OrHrre. p-eS solo srifr!Td con
f-s.inmrHS. Tome Il plliGa : Nc@c Z. GU
N6n que eSta q! pie De este sALf'C.o, ei!Sir
nein po- corTeu ' mi EA-o, uua rU?;a q
mt Garanria. Il ur':eLa tic II: 'Fat2ulI":I!'
: ut-aS der=ileS ml- listed .1CGSiia &c 50
ran enTiacoS inLEediataIns-te.
SfrraSe no envta- GiueTo al.Ilo.
ClpoN PARA PEUEBA GRATuITA
M. VIM. :. RICE. = fici (G.?.n. Sax No.5>.
s 3 Sionccutier street. LondreS, Z E., In
9isterrS.
Muy -. ~IGiJ:-SirvaSe cnviar E--iuti2
mFnte Ia information y prueSG G1rd que v
pueds curar M QIchraduTa-
NolloFe
n!reccton
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40 N Sea Rosa Avsaus
San Antonio. Texn.
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rslssoao Travis: 2Sll.
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tFasals . Is 2. Cei sa-)
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-07
+ + + + + + + + + + + = 4. + = 4 =
+ MOOSE RIVER +
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The auction at II. G. Naeseth's, of
ROLLS, and Alfred Johnson, of Moose
River, were well attended.
The children of Sunny Side school
gave a short program and served re-
.freshments to the mothers of the
vicinity Feb. 23rd.
Bernard Knutson, Olof and Anton
Wolden and A. Struverud, made a
trip to Middle River this week.
Ole Brenna, of Middle River, has
been in this vicinity for some time
A surprise party was given at the
Carl Knutson home last Saturday.
The patrons Of the Clover Lawn
school were invited to the Washing
ton program given by the children.
Refreshments were served after the
program.
A pleasant surprise party was
given for Mildred Haroldson Satur-
day, March 8. A good time was re-
ported.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-03-07
+ + + i. + + + + !. +4. + +
+ ALMA +

ALMA +
+ !. i j. + + 4 + + + + = 4. + = + =
Tilden Hogen visited Mr.. and Mrs.
ALFRED Vinge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Vinge visited
at Gulick Jorgenson's place last
Sunday.
Oscar Johnson and his sister Es-
ter, and Eddie Gustavson, called at
Gulick Jorgenson's last Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr.. Curren called at Mr.. and Mrs.
M. R. Cooks last Sunday.
The Baptist Ladies Aid was held
at Mrs. Biorklund's last Wednesday
at o'clock and was we'll attended.
John Hanson went out to Montana
some time ago to invest in a half
section of land out there which he
intends to move onto in the near
future. @
Henry Schey has moved onto Mrs.
Tom Schey's farm for the coming
year.
Eddie Gustavson and Oscar john
son called ait Henry Schey's last
Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Jorgenson called at her
sisters place in Warren last Friday
evening. ~.
George G. Jorgenson and .Knute
Jorgenson called at George Boes
place in Marsh Grove last Monday
afternoon. ~ ~
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\ After spending a few months at
her home in Veldt, Miss Hulda
johnson returned to her work in
Warren last Monday.
Mrs. Inez Thompson, the new
teacher in Dist. No. 1O3, spent Sun
day at her home near flag, MINI.
Miss Thea Haugen returned from
Fergus Falls Monday, Feb. 10th.
n. Kolbensvik drove in to Middle
River last Friday to meet Rev. Berg
ford, returning Saturday.
] Services were held in the United
Lutheran church Sunday, Feb. 25th.
Z Mrs. Bolley, who has been seri-
.ously i'll, is. reported to be somewhat
better.
Adventist meetings were held in
Gatzke, Sunday evening and We'd
snesday evening, at Gatzke hall.
John Hausler, who for some time
ago, accidently chopped his left
| hand with an axe, is, said to be i'm
sproving. some.
I Two dredges are being. hauled
thru here by team enroute for east
( of lag, in Beltrami county.
|, Young people who were entertain
led at Morressy's last Sunday were:
Sigurda, Marie and Willie Winson,
Arthur, Judith and Signey Peterson
land Axel johnson.
After an extended visit with
I friends Clinton Schafer left last
jweek for his home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. S. O. Ostgaard was on the
sick list last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvig Engen were
Sunday visitors at Leony Hanson's.
Hartvig Hanson was Viking WIS.,
itor on Monday.
Mrs. Johanson has been very sick
but is much better of late.
Mrs. A. Sahlberg and son Oscar
made a trip to Viking on Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leony Han
son on Thursday big bouncing
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Williams ar
rived on Friday morning for visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs. G.
Shern.
Harold Hanson and Carl johnson
Were business callers at Warren on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Williams, Emil
and Hannah Sherr1, spent Sunday ev-
ening at the home of Leroy Han
son. ~ u
Carrie Sahlberg returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit at Alvarado.
Hannah Shern, who is employed
as clerk at the Ellerth store, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Omer Williams and Emil Shern
were business callers in Viking on
Wednesday.
Minnie Holson left for Warren on
Saturday to make an over Sunday
visit at her home but being there
was no train until Tuesday evening
she had to make a longer stay than
she had expected to.
Mrs. Williams and daughter, Mar
garet, of Thief River Falls, arrived
Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Shern.
Olga Shen arrived home from
Moorhead on Saturday, where she
has been employed for some time.
Minnie Holson visited with friends
and relatives in Viking Saturday
and Sunday.
The following were entertained at
a birthday party in honor of Mrs.
M. Rye on Thursday evening: Mrs.
c. Shern, Emil Shern, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Omer Williams and Minnie Holson.
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FEEDER SOrenSOn.
Ted Velgaard has passed this
week at Viking visiting at the S.
Nordgaard and Enock Nelson homes.
Mesdames Even Anderson and
Johanna Styrlund were entertained
for dinner at the T. Mellem resi-
dence south of town last Thursday.
Thor Sevaldson and Olof Lappe-
gard left on Thursday evening for.
IA between train business cali at
Thief River Falls.
Elmer Rye left on Tuesday even
ing on a business tour to Goodridpe
Land surrounding country.
Miss Lilly Gunstad came bacl.
from st. Hilaire on Tuesday morn
ing and school reopened in her dis.
|,trict on Wednesday morning.
7 David Styrlund returned home On
Tuesday morning from week end
visit at Warren.
John and Matt Rafteseth left On
Tuesday evening for a business trip
ITO Thief River Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mellem are
home again following a weeks visit
at Strathcona.
I Mesdames Peder Peterson and
Martin Jarsaw boarded the Thurs
day morning train at this place for
days visit at the county seat.
Miss Annie Bloom left on Thurs
day evening for an over Sunday visit
! with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyed Crown
at Thief River Fails.
Miss Mabel Mellem, who is en-
! ployed at the Central Hotel, at
Thief River Falls passed Thursday
az her parental home near this place.
Miss Clara Johnson spent last
week visiting at the O. J. Dahl and
5. Sorenson homes in New Solum re-
! turning home on Saturday.
! Ole Peterson and Gotfrey Carlson
fdrove up from Thief River Falls on
Friday spending the night at the s.
I Rafteseth home. They were enroute
to the Nels Rye farm.