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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
Crested Butte Man Dies

William IIcndrickson, for many
years an employee at the Smith An
thracite mine and later OF the Pea
nut mine died at the county hos
pital in Gunnison Wednesday NOR
Eing. He was a sufferer from miners
consumption TOR a number of years
past but continued work until the
beginning of this winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
Additional Locals

William Runnoe received n teleg-
ram yesterday announcing the death
OF his brother, ,Clemmons ut his
home in Minnesota, John Woodring
took the message mp to William who
is working at the Forest Queen tun-
mel in Irwin
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
r:nehinn Very Serious.

ErS. Casey-"Och. Pat, wbin tho
I.,cther told yea ye had something wild
Latin name to 1t yar-rd long, II
didn't scare yez?" Casey-"Faith it
did. Norah, darlint. But whin he only
charged ME Q dollar, Oh knew it didn't
amount to much"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

O. Drummer and Runnoe were down
from the Forest Queen tunnel at r.
Win Monday and returned the same
day, they have not yet succeeded in
unwatering the tunnel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

With the coming of cold weather,
the scourge of infantile paralysis is
expected to stop. but new terror has
been added to the pcrils of civilization
In the dread of its periodic revival un-
hl the secret of its strength has been
luastered by science, ~ ,-..t = Z. ------l
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

The Big C.F.&I coal mine is in
creasing its tonnage OF coal and coke
materially since the cars shortage has
been overcome by the railroad.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

1-he biggest lemon ever rnfsets In
California measures 1Sh inches in cir
conference one way and 1914 inches
the other. weighing three pounds. OF
course, there are lemons that are
inrger, but they are not good for food.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
Good Breeding Necessary.

The most fumiliar and intimate ha.
t:;u.s, connections, Friendships re
quire degree of good breeding hots
to preserve and cement them.-Lord
Chesterfield.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
Coal Mine Items

Trains are now running regularly
between the town and the Floresta
hard coal mines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

A noted scientist rises rcgrctfully
to assert that the human race Is
doomed to become eventually deaf,
au-ib and blind. Perfect neutrality on
the part of nation ucay then bec0Ae
u possibility: ..- -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

A fashion note says that skirts are
to be Il little longer this fall. 1t was
a cinch that II they Were changed at
ull That Is the way it wulild have to
be done.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

The Pueblo soft coal mine is again
making its output of about ore
hundred and fifty tons per day
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

The Smith Anthracite having
secured more diggers is increasing
its output every day.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

The Bull1ley mine below town is
employing more men and taking
out heavier tonnage than a. any
time during the winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

The ycung moe,er occti les the pin-
aacle of ecstasy and exc eInent when
the baby's first tooth APPEARS. The
Young father swells out hi'| chest when
he hears "dad-da" the frSl time
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

Mrs. Pingree entertained at a tea
party last week the young children
of her intimate friends. A gay time
was certainly enjoyed Iy all the
ittleones. Those present were Rose
aline, Helen and Ethel Espey, Del
mar and Paul Heifrick, Maxine
Evans and MArv Katherine Wolfe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
Giant Rainbow Trout

Rainbow trout grow TO sucn a large
s.ae in Australia, especially in New
South Wales, that 1t is Illegal TO take
q fish under ten inches in length.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

Found A Masonic Watch
Charm Owner can have same by
applying at this office or to r.
II. Mace.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

Imported Fresh Stock Fish
at Mike Fiehers
Subscribe for the Pilot 50. 90 a year,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

A bran new stock of rub
Der goods, german socks and
shoes at the Robinson Luna-
Der Co
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

Miss Florence Adams heing a suf-
ferer from neuralgia-thc latter part
of the week Mrs. Ruff is taking her
place in the schoelroom.
Joe. Vaughn, clerk at the deros
was called Saturday to Salida, by
the serious illness of his father,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15
E. G, Gladstone,
(Clerk)
Bank Statement

Certificate of Authority No. "A
Report OF tho condition of The Bank OF
Crested Butte, ut Crested Butte. in the State o.
Colorado, ut the close OF business March,
5th. 1917
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-03-15

state of Colorado, lss Wee j. .Diel,
county of Gunnisonj Vice Presido"tan C.L.
Ross, Cash ier. Of the ntc,e rum, d Bnnkdo
solemnly swear that tho above ststemeut is
true to the best OF our knowledge sqd belief.
C.J.D.si. Vice, Pr sideut.
L.Ross, Cashier.
.... (C.1.DIEL.
Ates c. l.. Ross. Directors.
fG.V. Benson,
Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 18th
day Of March, 1917.
(seall SANFORD c. RouINsoN Notary Public
My commission expires Jan. i3, l9e 1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
2Sentii6en f6 perge6li6
9ron5O|en in der Champagne.
Deutl6e balten, mas iie gewOnneu.
Sriten ne6men Oeati6e stelunS an Der summc.
2ittere Salte berbuSert cperatiuncn nuf CitfrOnt.
balteh mas fie geuOn
/ neDmen Oenti6e stelluug an Der sOm

C9raBtIOs mao eubbiIIel

Serlin a. 6e6rnar. Jranide Angriffc on Der &CfrOn
nut bic fri@ Onten Gnngen 6cr GbamPngH
Be Unt mnrbeH ben nten SetfrGftn blns abghasen
ST. Der GOmmc@scnO babeu bic 9a@eH cucm Sbc elmer
BchobcneM Stelnns OMfgCgebcn.
Dies wrO in bent uadebeno bcntc Nadmittng aencn AMT
cn @crit Ocs Oucn Armceba nptanrerS bcanu gegcbCn
8eFIider &ricgsidIGmpIat
vSu bent gtfaccbntt gab gcCrn ebr ebbae NrtAcrie
GMec Nn Ser rtuis5unt wMron mcBrerc bc nlGrnngsab
tBcilnngen 5nridge1lagen
On Or Somme@genO brbn bic Sreu eRse Sbee elmer
Obnen Seuns me nit Snmm scHat unO ausege6en
Sn Der Champagne bnu bic 6nSUen Nbeno unO in Der cben
9ad mCb Ingric bic cntden GinieH aSd DOn N
pOn erdet wec 15 6ebrnnr pOrOn
NaC Oc @Orf6he dIugcR sGn5id fell
auf benz wcfIidu llr Der @uus Oruns nSc abt6einno
in OrseibeHeR SHtenarben nOrOGh AbOncOnr
wr bn a6er Ond eneu @csuOOrUf ben Jeuo Ioiurt mo
bHanS 9ir madtcm cine An5aBI nOn WefangcneH.
DeFIidCr &riegsi 6aMplab
NnT Der 6nidn rOm bcrih bere aGlt Gs gab feline Greg
niie Oun eruG6nCns0ertbcr MidDtgfet.
@aIfan GrtcgSf6aMblab.
Nn OCr macc6Dncn rOu BGbn mir has ener Ocean
anf bic griecn EraFten ld Gtrnmn ctt Snr bic srus
rdc geIdmns Sdfeu nu britden Snmuscn erwi6crt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

ibrer gon3en S6were iHiloert, nur
ous5uiebeL oaB Der 8rcmier picl-
Iei9t bod Elm peuig peiiimiitiiber
mar, ais Die gegemp6rtige Gage rebt-
fertieen piiroe.
Der .Gbronicle" iaet; ,Giniee
Sousmitglieoer 9lduben, oaB Ser
@renlier oas 9ilo Der jesigcn Gage
81 i6mnr5 gefGrbt bat. SnoeIien bat
es bierdiIonoe 10 picl eeloileuen Sp.
timismus in @e3ug ouf ben &rieg &C.
geben, OaB cine 8eriGtigung not6-
nenoig mar. 2lopO @eorge bottc
rebt, penn CT ii9 meigerte, Die @irf'
libfeiten 5li perbiiaen, Oenn Oobllrd,
0nB man iie nit einem SHleier bon
@orten ltno Gortpdnoen 5uoedt, miro
man iie ni6t los"
Sm Sinblif duf Die bon oem Frc-
ntier aieefiin6igte 8eI1rdnfling Der
@apiereinfubr Bat oie Mebr5abl Der
2onooner &aaes5eitiingen ibon einc
&eou5irung Der @roBe ibrer 3eititn-
gen befonnt Qegebcn
9ei Der no6foleenoen Debate
iibcr 2lopo Georges 9leOe I'M Inter.
bouS fam etn i6mo6es 8eTremoen
Sum 9hisOrud, oaB Ser Brentier sic
aceenipGrtigc militdriihe 2age eng
LAMBS nit feinem @ort eripdbnt Bat.
SSyeoo6 miro erfldrt, BOB oicie Inter,
loIiuue Oicaci6t cine bcobiidti9t(
mar.
@inigc 3eitilngen erbeben bert'
Ginmono, ooB Die bon Dem Ereniel
porgei6Iogenc gicr-Eroouftion all
100000 SAB nod GROCER bait
lein ioacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
gLMdl bic Gdliueis.

Bon Scr 9aobringsmittel. .anappbeit
betroiien. Gie geb0Iferune
muB iid 3iuei fIeiidloie Gage IN
oer @ohe gefalIeu laiien.
gtutb Der @crbrouh BON Gierh
gJ2iI6 mO Butter beidrGuft
gern, %. Gebruor, pia %aris,
a. 5ebruor. Ger 9unoesrot6 CAB
bcutc Sic lange crpartete geIhr6il.
fiing Der gobrllngsmittelpertbeili eiliing
befonut, tuooirh MN sic Shuei5
ipohentlid 3ipei fleiibloie Gogc bo-
ben ipiro, iib obne 5hlagldbne iuto
dbnlidje gute Ginge bebeIfen iino ben
Gier.Goniim einiHrGnfen muB.
Iic @oribriften betreffs oes
SIciidperbroiihs oerfiigen Dab an
Sipei Gaqen Der @ode iii Sotels, 9e-
itnnronts uuS 9SriDotbdiriern Der
@cbrouf bon 9lino-, Sdpeine,
8iegen. linS SunlmclfIeild perboter
lit 9lienono III ausgenonmen,
nber Jteitnuronts lit geitottet, 2e6er,
gtieren Sirn Gers, 2ingc bon Die.
fen gdlodttbieren iinO g9iirite, Die
bon Dem Sleiitbe genodt iperOen 5li
icrbiren. Serner oorf MIR cine
4leiihipeiic imO cine Gieripeiie ei-
ren @oite Derobfolet tperoen uno
eeipiiie Gicripciien gcIten ais 6leiih-
ipeiien. Sic aontonbeboroen oiirfen
beionoere glusnobneu fir 6eitlidfei.
ten MAIDEN.
8ur gcitbrGufing ocS Wlilhgetiii'
ies III Der 9er6rond bon SHlag'
iabne IN Goies lno Gouoitoreien Der,
boten. GS oiirfeu 5u aaffee. mi
Gbce.@ortionen iltr l5 @romn
8lider aeeeben iperoen, Butter bar
ilur 5um 8riibitiif ltno bei Mobl5ei
ten berobreid)t iperoen, bel oenet
feirc SIeiid. umO gierlpeiien gege
ben tueroen nn0 ourf nidbt mebr mi
@dic ierDirt iperoen. Ser @unoesrotI
iagt, oaB oieie 8erfiiglmgen erloiiel
iurrOen, tDeil cs Oor5li5iebcn iei, oi
Gage oiirf oircfteS Berbot 81 flGren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

San 6rnn5isco, "a. 8cbr.
GauienOc &onneh 9Sobrrngsnittel
eriparteu an Der 4ocific aiiite oes
9lnfouis uno Der @erfroGtilng nah
Dem Often, nie Gommiliions S0no.
Ter bette nittbeiIteu. Gon 9ieis al
lein iino 125,0000O0 BflnO oorbon-
ocn uno Die Ereiie ilieOriger ais ie,
ioooB ii6 Die Wliibleu bcranloBt ia-
ben Oie 8ooren 3uriid5pboIien. ~
@leitfoas t6cilten bic geboroen nit,
OoB Nliaionen 9uibel DonaartofieIn
uno 9obnen ne6eu eingenio6ten 1t.
getrodneten SriDten inO @eutiilen
por6onOen iinO.
Gic San 6ron5isco SauoeIsfanl-
ner eriuc6te Die 3ipiihenItoatlidC
SonOels Gomuilion I'M Die @r-
lou6niB Oes @ebroud BON 250 aii6l.
@oggons, Inn iofort eingemobtC
9}o6rlngSntittcl sic Sen lnieorigcr
Scnperatlueu oes SiieuS entipre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
SGnis gllfuns cmpfdnst gerarO.

0ioorio, pia 8oris, "a. 5ebr.
SSomes @. @eroro, Ser frii6ere ane-
rifonii6e @oti6oiter in Berlin, miro
beiite bon S6nig alfonS enpfongen
uno lit ipdter @dit bel einent @a6el-
iriibitiid in Der auerifoniiben BOT
idoit bei peIbem ar9 Der britiide
@otiAoiter 5igeoen iein miro. glm
9[beito BEL eineH Diner in Der BOT
idoft miro &remier 9iomonones 5lt
@oIt iein @eroro reiIt moreen
9(beno aiif einent Sonoer3ug na6 60
rlnna db, mo er ii6 fir Die &eirn-
fo6rt ndd Q(merifd cini9ifien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

purOc, ioiuie Die 8uufte an Sen gto-
ten. melhe in oen 6GIlen oerQonipier
u9Incono" inO nYerlio~ geiuedielt
murOeu. Gie 9luttuort miro erfoIgen
iobolO Die 9eontten, oie nit ser 9luf-
Gobe Der 9lusor6citline Oieier 9lngs-
legenbeit betrout liuo, ibreu Ycridt
eingereibt bobeu.
@s meiieu berldieOere 9(n5eiden
oaroilf bin, ooB ourd Oos llnteriu.
dingS Gonitc einige Gnpfeblllps
gen gemoht meroen. Gie ge6oroe,
lpefde bic 6rooc oes internotionnlcit
Aehtes bedrbeitet III nod niht tief
in Oieie 9lr6eit einecorrngen IS lit
Dies Der brittle Gag Ieit oas Memo-
ronOunu in SdrOcn Oes 9litSwGrtigen
9lnites lit.
Sic oitcrreidiib ingoriiAe YreNe
bat oae 9eIpreduugen Der omerifa.
niiben glnfrogc eingeItclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

su erniten ltnrll6en oefommen. sun.
Ger uno bic @nlporllne oariibcr, bob
bic 0ciitl6en ibr @eripre6et bic
2ente no9 Scr Seinatb 3uriidi6idcn
5il ipoaen ni9t gebolten boben, iii6r.
te ipieoer9olt sur Melterei unO mic
gemeloet miro, iino cine 9ln5abl Sol.
ooten infolee Ocs Slngers uno iniol.
&c bon &ronfbeiten geitorben. Die
Saltling Der Erlppen 6lpong ibren
Gonmonoanten General Saboculos,
uuO mcbrcrc Sfii5icrc, oos 2o0cr 81
perlaIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

den Oerienoen ST fonnen. Sic 4o.
ciiic 6ruit @rpreB> iiimmt feline Dem
Gcroer6cn olsgeieete @aoreu an.
&enn cine geniigenoe 9ln5o6l @og-
gons oor6onoen it, fonneu 5miiben
200 uno 800 @aggons 0Iobrungs.
mittel pro Gag oerIonot pcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
&a9er Oer Gntl6eiOung.
(SOrIetuns DOn ber 1. Gcite.)

Sin salt ber amcrifaMiif DE &edtc berlcte q.
EbuO6l BEN Teparmnt beute Sre |erinfMm9cn f
fen gemeOc UArSe Gn ncu @ Nmcritanr euOeH ieu bod
Der Sale eineu Gingrf in amfnnde Gce beOcnteu.
Gr San Der Oes Cu 0ampfcrS rAcc" ner eucn
nmerauidrn 9ger gDS bate 0eier 0amp mnrOc nad benz
@e Gouns Osborn 6aDre nc OUrbs Sarnnng tUrpeOr
Der Nsscr erenOeu Gs 1T eOOd fenc Oua
dOse SufOrmuun 6er On San SauS nu Sas StaaSpartc
ment nnterndt md bic llmtGnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

tement beoollmd6tigt, oie W}enge bon
9obritngsniitteIn oor5uihrciben, Die
bei 0ficntliGen 1inerS oer5ebrt lucr-
oen ooer irgeno elmer 3erion i'm 81.
ftrift Columbia in oeu ndAlten "a
StunOer Oerobiolgt nerocn oorf.
Gieier &oridlog iuurOc einem 60
mite iiberiuieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
Nic nb[iantc NetmclSnnn.

y 2Dn6on, "a, 6ebrllar. TIT gloh
bier eingctroffenen Wlelouugen lit es
lnter ben 5000 griediiden Solooten,
mclde Iib ieiner8eit in &aoola elmer
Ocitld.billgoriihen 5treitmaht erga.
zen uno in @0rlis iuternirt puroen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
gritenprcIIe iiber GluDO @eurgc's
9PeDe.

Qonoou, "a. 6ebrlor. @ng'
lano itebt binter 2lopo George. Gen
non ibm poreeiblagencn ibarfen
GitiHr1nfungs .WaBreeeln miro all.
icitig 5ueeitimnit. Die 3eitltngen
babcu in ben coitorielIeu @eipredaln.
gen ieiner 9leoc Dor Dem llnter6aus,
IN pelHcr CT Sic Eaub6oot. .Weiobr IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
slnf Der straae ucrlctt.

Ger gtc9er Moior Clinton BON gtr.
1892, OrlconS-StroBc, Al Sabre alt,
mlroe beim glufipringen nrf cinen 1T
boiler 6o6rt befinoIidcn Stroben.
babnwagen nobe Gorolinc-Str. crnIt-
lib oerIebt imO muBte nob Dem ct.
SoiepbS-SoipitoI iibcriiiDrt pcrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
grwiNi0t.
100000 Sur 2ebcns.
mittelpreiss
iu6nnS.

mem int 6ams amgempnts
mem iuDrbem.
gabnWagoons iteben no@ Den 0ait-
tbeiIuneen Der @oeson-0ienit-
Gonuniilion 8um &runSport bon
2ebcnsuitteIn 5ur gerfiieung.
gSor nic elm oouernOes embargo
oorouf gelcgt. 9lobrun9smit-
tcl-Giftotoric6oft fir @oibington
in @ori6log gebradt. - gtei6-
lid 9tdbrunesnitteG in Golifor-
nicn gu boben. 6ebIt uu @ug-
CONS.
goTbington "a. Ge6ruar.
Gin 9(menoement Der SilnorD Gioil-
8orloqe Sweds @eripiligune Der
Sumne bon 100000 8ur Inter
Iu6ung Der boben 2ebensutittelpreiie
our6 oie @unoes SonOelS Cont
million poiIirte beute 9(benO ooS
Sous nit SO gegen 81 Stimmen.
0ie 5piibenltoatIide $onOelS'
Gomniifion beroisgobte beute glbeno
eiuen @eridbt, in nel6cm 0ielelbe oos
8ertrouen 5u scr @oggon Dienlt-
Gomnliliion Der omerifoniiden Gilen-
MISUNDERSTANDING, meldc olle Bob
nen 6cs 2onocs pcrtritt, auSorildt
uno Ioet, bob Die 8ereinigung aus.
qe5ei6ncte gGrbeit im Snterelie Der
9[ngemeinbeit 9eleiitet babe.
Gin telegropbii6er 8itnib oil olle
go6nen oc8 &onOes mrr0e Ourtb Die
g8oggon 0ienit Gomniiiion dusgc-
Ionot, in mel6er Elm Eran8portberbot
ouf ale GlaIien 5ro6t I'M Wtitter-
nobt ocs Sreitogs in &roft treten
Ioac, oomit Die @omntiiiion iidb mebr
nit ser eegenm6rtigen gtobrlmgs-
nittel- -Situotion beiolien fonne.
Gie gunoes. .@roBgeibnorenen in
9(em-D -Dorf, Gbicogo un0 Bolton pur-
Den BON ocn 8inocs-9lnmdlten er-
Iu1t, cine qcnoue ltnteriu6uug ollec
@tittbeiltngeft III @e8ug elmer mog-
li1en &erlt6morung 3u boben Erei-
fen ob3ubulten. g8eitere 9lGne ocS.
| SuItiS- -DepartencntS ri6ten ii6 ouf
Die glbbulfe Der Sitiotion melde iid
idon eebenert boben ioa, Oeren gla-
tur nod nidt preisgege6en lit unO
.wci9ern iih oie 8eomten bieriiber
etipos berlollten 3ii loIien
Sn GonoreB bcfiirportete Der 8or-
! iibenOe 0eS 8eripiQigungS @omi-
te's, &eprGientont SSibgerolO aus
Hg}em Oorf, cine llnterbiirOimg Der
gta6rlingSmitteI Slusfu6r @r iagte,
| Dab er einer 8erlpilligung bon $400,s
600, iuie bonn 9r1iiOenten sur Inter
iubung Der bobcn Nreiie berlongt,
Ifeinolid gegeniiber itebe, oo Die lln.
terilhung minoeitenS Iehs W}onate
in glnIpru6 ne6me unO oorin enoet
uiiroe, ooB feitgeiteGt miro, OoB nud
| Der 9cenoi9ung Der llnteriudling
sic 9e6enSntittel 8reiie 6iGiger iino
ais Dor ietbs Monaten.
| 9lus 9uffolo, moiel6it @oggons
Scr gtetp Dort Central 9o6n 1idy
6eoenflib onge6Guft botterJ tuiro be-
ridJtet, ooB iest oiele @aogons nodJ
oenl @eIten abgegnngen linO.
9ein 6 Gmbnrgo onf 2e6en s.
mittel.
Gie @oggonOienit Gommiiiior
iogte ferncr:
yGs lino feline Gnt6orgoS ali
Eronsport BON 9iabrungsmitteln fin
ben @ebraid fir Nleniden int
Ebiere erlolien moroen. Gieie Gin
&c Iin0 bon Dem gm6orgo auSgenom
men iporOet nit9lusno6mc BON fur
5cn Beriooen, 81 pelcber Belt cs Oel
gobnen nibt moglid mar ii6er
6onpt ireeuo melbe 6raft on5une5
men
Titrh sic WoQaon Gienlt Gont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
LNrnhIIoa llnd snhbIIIe.l

@ien %. 6ebr., oio Berlin, "a.
Scot. @s luurOe '6eute in oem9lus-
w0rtigeu glnte geiogt, ooB Die gln-
fra1c Scr amerifoniiben gieeierllng
be5iiglib Der oiterrei6iIden llnier.
ice6oot arieg %olitif oae moglide
9tiimcrfiomfeit er6olten miro, bod
oos Gotum, an mel6em Die glntiport
ertbeilt mer0et mag nod un6cfonnt
lit. g9ie beute 6efannt wurOe, III.
teriuHteu 9lutboritGten ouf Dem @e.
biet 0eS SSnternotionolen 9ledteS II.
Wiarine Slngelegenbeiten Die Sra.
gen. pel6e in Dem beiaeten Mleno.
rononmJ OaS Orrb ocn omerifoui-
idcn @otidoitcr @cuiicIo ii6errciht
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26
PELICAN.

Teddy, the painter, is keeping him
self occupied these days in our burg.
Miss Anna Hallauer was an all day
visitor at the Otto Kallis home one
day the past week.
Mrs. George Scott returned home
again after spending a week or ten
days with the Mapes family.
John Ruhr, a resident of Grover, is
mourning the death Of his father,
who died at the age of eighty-two
years.
Mr.. John Hacker was a business
caller at the Boxelder farm on Fri
day morning.
A drizzling rain fell all day in this
section last Thursday, turning to
and sleet at night seriously in.
~terfering with telephone lines and
causing delayed traffic. Hope this
was the last snowfall Of the season.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26
FOLEY.

H9SlHaSA
Farmers are having a difficult time
in seeding, etc, as the ground is too
wet in many places to get on at all.
Mrs. Frank Bradley will be hostess
to the members OF the Larkin club on
Friday.
Jim Cook had the misfortune te lose
a valuable young horse on Monday.
Ingles Sutherland, of Thomas. call
ed at the Fred Benthin and w II.
1.-THE homes Monday.
The recent snow and sleet has done
considerable damage to telephone
lines and poles, breaking OF many
poles so telephones were out Of serv-
ice.
Mr.. E. F. Tracy, of Watertown, did
some carpenter work at the Sweet
home Monday.
Mr.. Lester Cook was successful in
passing the eighth grade examin-
alton.
Miss Susie Colwell. of WATERFOWL.
was a dinner guest at the Montooth
home Sunday.
Mr.. Will Dean, of Watertown, spent
a few days here on the farm.
Mr.. Henry Mitchell has, been a
guest at the r. Daggitt home the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Vetter and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at the HI.
;Schuelke home.
Mr.. George Wolcott spent from Sat.
urday until Sunday with Lyman Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elfring and
family and Fritz Elfring and SON,
Lyle, We're Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Elfring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Martin spent Sun
day afternoon with MI. and Mrs.
Ralph Leisure and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Del Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Leisure, Lyman Dean and Lloyd Glib
son called on Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Montooth Sunday.
Miss Verna Sweet and Arthur
Schulz spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Long and Miss
Matte Peterson were Sunday visitors
at the James Cook home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kerssen and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Deke and
children spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Schrick and fam,
lily We're Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Joe Klous home.
Mrs. H. Freeseman and daughter,
Ruth, and Mrs. H. Krull and son Ell
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26
FLORENCE.

Fred Coffey spent Sunday at Wa
tertown with his wife, who has been
i'll for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Mullen is visiting relatives at
Sioux Falls.
NJ. H. Makepeace Of WATERFOWL was
a Florence visitor Monday.
. Mrs. G. Huppler was "a Waterfowl
visitor Monday.
Fred Gabert, P. N, Larson, Geo.
Moody and H. Pinnecker spent Mon
day at WATERFOWL.
Lille Dahl was a WATERFOWL shop.
per Saturday.
Sam Bailey transacted business at
Watertown Saturday.
L. y. Smith visited his parents at
WATERFOWL Saturday.
HI. G. Hagen, who transacted bust
ness at Minneapolis the past week,
returned home Sunday.
Nora Hagen, who attends high
school at Watertown. spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents here
Jesse Miner and family moved into
the Ford house in the esat part Of
town last week.