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The purpose of said sale is to com
ply with the requirements and proyi-
OF foreclosure and order OF sale which
was made and entered in an action
FOR the foreclosure of a certain trust
deed recorded in the office OF the Conn-
~ Clerk and Recorder of Fremont
County. state of Colorado. in Book 1s7
al Page 347 of the records OF said Of
nee: and particularly to realize from
said sale the sum of Six thousand
Three Hundred Twenty-Six Dollars and
terest from the said Nth day OF Sep
t=mber. a. u. 1917. at the rate of 8
per cent per annun. until the date of
said sale. being the amount due and
owing TO plaintiff as by said judG-
ment and decree found: including al
also 10 realize the amount OF costs in
said action taxed in the sum OF
Sine esy-one Dollars and Fifty-Three
penses Of this sale.
Upon sale of said lands and premises
as provided in said decree any and aIH
person or persons in possession of said
lands or premises and of any part or
portion thereof. shall yield Immediate
possession thereof and transfer and
deliver the rents. issues and profits of
said lands and premises to the holder
or holders of the certificate or certifi-
Gates of purchase. issued upon said
sale: and upon such sale all the said
rents. issues and profits shall belong
sale. his heirs executors. administra-
tors and assigns. from and after sale.
unless said real estate shall be re-
deemed according to law, and upon re-
demption they shall be accounted for
by said purchaser or purchasers, their
executors. administrators and assigns.
less the reasonable cost and expenses
of collecting the same, and necessary
repairs. insurance and taIes; and any
party or parties who shall be in pos
session of said lands. premises and
property AT the time of said sale shall
yield possession thereof upon demand
of the holder or holders of the certifi-
cate or certificates of purchase issued
upon said sale.
Dated Canon City. Fremont County.
Colorado, September 10. A y. 1917
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB.
Sheriff of Fremont County. Colorado
First publication. Sept. Is. 1917.
Last publication. October IL. 1917
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GUARD AGAINST LATE FRosTs
Cheap and Effective Measures Ought
to Be Adopted BY Every Farmer
TO Protect His Trees.

There are cheap and effective meth
DDS OF combating late frosts. so far AZ
orchards are concerned. and they
ought to be adopted by every farmer.
The smudge fre is as cheap and re-
liable a means as may be needed. or
one may go to the expense of provid-
ing metal heaters II profitable crop
is expected.
A half dozen smudEe nres for m
acre orchard. or for each acre. will
probably be sufIicient. This 10 merely
a matter of few hours work through
the last two or three frosty nights OF
spring.
When ne consider that an acre Of
fruit Ia worth from 5000 to $500. the
trouble OF keeping up few little nres
around the orchard for ak or eight
hours seems trifing.
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GUIDING THE WooDMAN's SAW
Arrangement Enables One Man TO %
Work Formerly Requiring Two
Persons-Easy to Adjust.

The saw guide shown herewith Is
the invention OF lumber camp man
from the far Northwest. but It will
be found of great value TO the anna
tcur or professional woodsman OF any
part of the country. The big two
man saw" is In more or less frequent
use about any farm or suburban place.
and in bringing down a tree trunk
II would greatly facilitate the task IL
1t were not for certain limitations
For instance, IL will go through an
ordinary tree trunk much more rap
idly than an AZ. but on account of the
upriehe position OF the tree It II DIM
cult to guide the saw through the
wood In making . level cut. The serv-
ices OF two men are necessary. one
at either end Of the saw. which 10 an
other drawback. This guide. which
has been patented. enables one man
to do the work The guide rot only
assists very materially in holding the
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SAFE REMEDY ron CHILDREN

Every parent is. or should be. care.
full in giving medicine to children
Chas. Baker Brownsville. Tex. writes
For some years past | have used
foley's Honey and Tar and have
found it especially efficient for bad
coughs of my children. always rec
ommend IL TO my friends as n safe
remedy for children as II contains no
opiatcs. My wife would not think of
using any other kind OF cough medi.
cine as II is certain to bring quick and
lasting relief" II checks Group. Sold
everywhere.--adv
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BILLS ALLOWED

Canon City. Colorado, September 10.
TNe following is list Of bills paid
Colorado. at its meeting September 4.
salary Fund.-. y Cooper. $500;
siS-5oo. r J. Craig. $500; Grant Dick
W. . Huntoon. $500: 9 2 Reeves.
$1,000: \. J. Turner. $1,000: ]. seaman.
t7o.oo' augustus Pease. $4,000; c. NJ
Street. Alley and Bridge Fund-Top,
Parker, sloo.ee: A J; Thorp,. $4,000;
5ehn se ssssc Msseeite Ed ssss bse ,sf SamR b
Better. sss.io: John Hundiey; ses.oo;
derson.. .es.so; W. A Mollett. $3.50:
Him Govern $3.50; Helen Seaman.
$3.50: pickerson Bros; soc: BIggs Lbr.
5000: Jas. Bunten, $500; Lorentz
Eitzman. SIC. City Clerk $3.50. Ban
croft Hdw- Co. ss.ss: c. W. Williams.
sios 90.
Park Fund-Harve Bisbee $4,000:
Fremont County National Bank: $1,000:
ilre Fund.E + McNish. 5000; G.
ciiffofd SFsss ssrs ''SS sssos 'y w. sft Meis sss
ssf.so. Claude Hutchison. si-oo; }. R-
eiovern. 500: Canon Grocery Co si.oS:
Jerry Moran. 5000; p. l. Alien Soc:
Canon Auto Co. 15c: VIM. bradshaw.
sss5o.
Cemetery FUND.-. 5. Munroe.
ss5oo: A T. Ealston. $500.
Lighting Fund-Ark- Valley Ey.- l.
& r Co. s4ss-55.
Public Library Fund-Mrs. Julia
Mack. treasurer. $1,000.
Health FUND.-. c. Webb. $500
Miscellaneous Fund-C. c. Patton.
soc: Canon Grocery Co.. soc: Fremont
County National Bank. et.oo: Canon
CITY Water Works. s75s.oo: City Clerk.
800: Mountain States T. & T. Co..
ss..o.
Sidewalk & q. u. No. &C NJ Ben
ton. City Treasurer. ssso.oo.
Sidewalk & Grading Dist. No. SC
NJ. Benton. City Treasurer. s.s5.oo.
Water Fund-John Chetelat- si2s.oo:
Lee wynkoop sss.oo: Y. Pcrteous.
$500: Cleo Combs. ss3.s5. J. seaman
$500. Tlaeo. Shoemaker $500. Park
Allison. ss7.7o; II. X. Thompson. 5000:
Ed. Varney. 5000: L. r. Sipe. $500:
NJ :. Beach. sel.oo; r. II. Anderson.
$500; Carol Tempiin. sl.sos Thomas
Hdw. Co. $3.50: Fremont County Ma
tionai Rank, slS.so; City Clerk. soc:
The Fremont County National Bank.
$3.50: Biggs Lbr. Co. sis.l2; w. H
Laixure. $50: Emil Gaulke. ss-es; /;
.rk. v. Il. l. n Z. Co. sS.50. Mountain
States T. & T. CO.. <s.25. Ellis X Hood.
sA15: Canon City Foundry 4 NJ. Co.
$3.50: Canon Grocery Co. si.iO: The
Marion Mailcable Iron Works. $SS.ie.
j. SEAMAN. City Clerk
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: Orchard :
inflammation
PRUNING FOR BETTER FRUIT
Avoid Practice Of Cutting OF Branches
Easily Reached From Ground
Begin at Top.

In pruning apple trees. 1t is well to
avoid the COMMON practice OF cutting
OF all the branches easily reached
from the ground. and leaving the tree
looking like a large feather duster.
Begin at the top and thin out branches
which shade the center of the tree too
much. writes r. W. Faurot in Farm
ers' Mail and Breeze. II the tops are
too high. lower them moderately and
gradually SO as not to disturb the bal
ance between top and roots. IL the
root system has been developed to
take care OF large top and much OF
this is suddenly removed. the roots
will send up SO much more material
than the remaining top can use that
there will be a big growth OF water
sprouts. Most people remove too lit
tie instead of too much of the top.
but II is often necessary to distribute
the work over two years and some
times over three years.
Trees planted too thickly may need
thinning. but II the branches of neigh
boring trees overlap. the level ones
may be cut back to some upright
branch. Always prune close to the
trunk or main branch. and never leave
stub to carry decay into the tree
Paint all cut surfaces with white lead
and raw oil Cut out blister canker
completely. and disinfect the pruning
tools in 4 mixture of corrosive sub
Innate in a thousand parts of water,
or disease may be carried from tree
to tree.
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Iiaying cutie hsh, as Lincoln
called II. is one of the commonest
tricks in polsmics. In attack. in de-
Tense. in escape. your partisan cutie
hSh can throw out its black fluid.
darkening facts until the straight line
OF reasoning is in a hopeless tangle.
4 favorite form of this sort of polemic
Nickery is obscuring the issue by de-
c!aring your opponent has mo policy"
Lincoln, the openest OF reasoners,
he who at every point in an argument
took almost Quixotic pains to make
his meaning and policy clear. was
fgrced always to keep an eye open for
this particular cuttie-fish trick 1t
was played on him constantly in the
Civil war by the Northern pacifsts.
Thsy wanted his terms.-He had stat
"a them repeatedly from the start
the Union-that was his object and
that alone. Whatever he did or said.
h. did and said because he believed
II would help save the Union What he
dtd not say or do he did not say or
% because he did not believe the do
ing and saying would help save the
Union.
But the North was sprinkled with
people who were not satisfied with
that one clear aim. They wanted him
10 set down in writing what he meant
10 do with the Confederate should they
be defeated. what kind OF government
he proposed 10 establish in the revolt
ing states; whether or no he would
give the negro vote; that Is. they
were busy from morning until night
obseuring the end--the saving of the
Union.
Every great contest breeds a school
a TINS pestiferoas cu;tle-fsh. We have
them now-darkeninE our troubled
waters with their "wedon't.know-
vhy-we'arehghting" ink They want
Terms" and threaten to hinder. the
warsin every way possible until they
get them
There are two ways of explaining
the people who today declare that we
fHT' o'th IutO lrilh ana
that we don't know what we are ficht-
in for-onc is that intellectual blind
ncss-that ability 10 think what you
want TO think. tn see no more than
you want to see-engendered by ia
natiosi devotion to particular for
niGia or scheme-often very good in
fiself.-the other is plain intellectual
dishonc-ty. ~soslss.asi ~
II ever the reason for a war was
clear, IL ever a people came TO a war
by solid II -iow argument. Il is now.
If ever the aim OF a conflict was stat
cd fully and unsnswerabiy Il was 80
stated by the President OF the United
States in his message OF April 2. de-
ciaring war. That message is and
must remain our Justification and our
aim. We are In war because the wheel
ofs civilization is blocked by a stick
OF such prodieious and hideous tough
ness that ~ never again will revoive
in the path OF free democratic pro
srcss unless that part OF the world
which has chosen that path frees the
wheel
Three years OF experience in which
every opportunity was given the I'm
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION
STATE OF COLORADO,

IN PARTITION
STATE OF CoLoRADo.
County of Fremont.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
NELLIE CAYWOOD and Ellen l. Stipp.
Petitioners and Plaintiffs. vs.. J. "
Stipp, Caleb H. stipp Harry E. Bing-
bingham. Gladys Bingham, Charles
Bone. Pauline BONG: vonna Bone
eral Guardian OF said Howard Bone
Everett Bone. Pauline Bone and
Vonna Bone. and Harry E. bingham.
as Guardian OF said Warren e Bing-
ham,. Ruth Bingham and Gladys
bingham. Defendants.
|. G. ". Hodgin. Commissioner. ap--
pointed by the Court in the above en-
titled cause by order made and entered
therein on the 10th day OF June. 1916.
20 sell and convey the real estate here
inafter described and to distribute the
proceeds OF such sale under the direc-
tion of the Court among the said par
ties according TO their respective in
terests in said property and also pur-
~uant to an order made and entered in
said cause on the 26th day of July.
1917, VIII. pursuant TO said orders offer
for sale and sell to the highest bidder
therefor for cash at the south entrance
to the Fremont County Court House at
Canon CITY. Fremont County. Colorado.
on Saturday. the 6ih day OF October.
lal. at tn. hour of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon OF that day the following de-
scrtbed real estate and property situ-
ate in Canon City Fremont County.
state OF Colorado. particularly describ-
ed as follows. to-wit: Beginning at a
point 80 feet west of the southeast
Corner Of Block Three go Victor Ad-
diiion TO Canon city according to the
fIat of-said Victor Addition on file and
OF record in the Office of the County
Clerk and Recorder of Fremont Coun-
~. state of Colorado: thence running
Northerly and parallel with the East
line of said Block Three. 1so feet:
thence Westerly parallel with the
South line of said Block Three. 81 feet:
thence Southerly and parallel with the
East line of said Block Three go. l2O
feet. thence East on the South line of
said Block Three t3). 81 feet to the
point Of beginning. together with the
appurtenances thereunto pertaining.
said sale. however. TO be made subject
TO the approval Of the Court.
Dated september 1lth. 1917.
6. Y. HpDGTN.
Commissioner.
First Pub. sept ls. 1917.
Last Pub. Oct 4. 1917.
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saw in level position, but dispenses
with one person. enabling single
man to operate II easily. The guide
rests on n step which is cut out of
the trunk with a few chops OF the ax.
and then II is very readily adjusted
for work. The handle ON the business
end OF the saw is turned at an angle
with the blade. so that its manipu,a-
tion is further facilitated.
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UAVTJ
S Cents q Line

$4,000 q - ><-<> s~>sS-s~~S~S~A4>s<
FOR SALE-Black Diamond Dehorn-
ing Pencil. at Jones Feed store. One
pencil will dehorn calves from 10
days to 10 months old. Price S1.00-
Forfeit of $500 for any calf that it
fails to dehorn Call and get
one. 34p7
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NOTICE OF FORECLosVR SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF FREMONT
In the District Court. Eleventh judicial
THE cor.oRAP5 p5'r'fs fSvEsr-
MENT AND REALTY COM
pANN. a corporation. Plain
tin.
pYE. i, $ plE, MATriE
COMBS AND {. Il {. DYE ,
law OF CHARLES II Z
DYE. deceased: PHILIP II.
WORKMAN AND J. Il. GRtF-
FIFTH. as executors OF the
las, will and testament and
OF the estate of WALTER
NORMAN. deceased: THE
STRA ATH MOI + HOTEL
FhS the FfRsr SATT0NA SIPS.S AI.
BANK of Temple. Texas.
national bank corporation;
THE DANIELS AND FISH }
ER STORES COMPANY. a
corporation. and BLAKE
ROGERS. as Public Trustee,
in and for Fremont County.
State OF Colorado. Defend }
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that. by the
authority vested in m me , BY rnsl iudg,,
order of sale OF the District Court in
the above entitled cause. made and
entered of record the tifth day of
September. A. u. 1915. and the order
of the Clerk of said Court made and
issued pursuan, 90 the provisions and
directions of said Judgment and de-
cree. I Will. on SATURDAY the Thirteenth
day of October. a. u. 1917, commence
ing at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day. offer for sale
and sell at public auction at the front
door OF the Fremont County Court
House. in Canon City. State of Colo
RADIO. to the highest bidder and for the
highest and best price the same will
bring. for cash. all the following de-
scribed real estate. premises and prop
OF Colorado. to-wit: Lot numbered
Three ts) and strip OF land Six ssl
inches In width and One Hundred and
Twenty C1so) feat In length on the
West side of Lot numbered Two ca.
together with all that part of party
wall located on said strip OF Lot num-
oered Two tsS. OF block numbered
,ity. sccordias TO tho Recorded Plat
thereof
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WANTED-Workmen steady employ
ment for fall and winter Diamond
Fire Brick Co. 212t6
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Time for orsstiue.

All grating should be done just be-
fore the buds on the trees begin 70
swell or open. The scions must not
be older than last scason's growth;
that II. you must use the newest wood
there 10 upon the tres.
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to clean brick Apply
Old Smelter site 2l1p6
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COUNTY OF FREMONT
In the District Court. Eleventh judicial
~rrfr
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II you need old newspapers for any
purpose you can get them at the Rec
ord office. We put them up SO In .
bundle and sell them for 10 cts. They
are good for putting under carpets.
starting nres or wrapping packages
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-04-13
NOTICE

NOIIJE
To State Loan Company, the above named
Defendant:
You will please take notice that If you do no,
appear in ssid proceeding within thirty days
from the first public tion thereof, to wit; April
8 1917, the plaintiff will make application 10 the
Court for an order mentioned IN the summons
GEO. 5. RIN
Attorney for Plaintiff
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-04-13
Notice Of Special Election.

To the Electors OF the CITY of Milbank. ). d.
Notice ls hereby given that u special election
for the City of Mlibank. South Dakota, will be
held on Tuesday the 18th day of April, 1917, at
the following polling places which have been de.
siEnHted.
Fret Ward: Rockwell Plumbing Shop
Second Ward; City Hall
Third Ward. Commercial Club Rooms
The polls shall be open from eight O'Clock In
the forenoon until five O'Clock Ia the afternoon
Of said day for the purpose of determining
whether or not the bonds of of said City shall be
lssned under an ordnance Of said City Council,
and laws OF South Dakota. in the aggregate sum
of Twelve Thousand Do lars, for the purposes
OF providing water for domestic uses suitable
for such uses. to be made such by u filtration or
publication plant.
Said election ehall be conducted IN all respects
the same as City elections ale heiS and agree
able to the statutes. The ballot - he voted at
euch election shall he as follows: .In favor OF
the proposition of issn ng bonds TO the extent
OF Twelve Thousand Dollars for the purpose of
providing water for domest c nses.'' Against
the proposition Of ieening bonds 10 the extent
Of Twelve Thousand Dollars for the purpose 81
providing water for domestic naes." lmmeoi-
ateiy al the left Of the question ehull be printed
a square place IN which the elector can place n
cross tn t..di"".c his vote; ~'"".cis s.-s-'rs To
vote in favor of the proposition ehsll place-a
crOes before the words "In favor of and those
desiring to vote against ssid proposition will
place q croes before the words "Against the pro-
position"
II msjority of the votes are cast il favor OF
SUN pioPOCthOn ~ plotNi VI shiU
city will comply with the statute with reference
to the i. snAnce OF eaid bonds.
The Judges u election appointed by the City
Council to conduct the election are as follows:
First Ward; A. j. Hite. j. d. Burkhardt. j
Second Ward; ". $. Dolan, Ber, voss, Q. ].
CoOne
Third Ward; VIM. Jennings, E. s. Pride,
VIM. Damerow.
The registry list used at the regular animal
election next preceding this epeclnl election
shall be nsed rs the registry list tor this specia!
election.
The mode of conducting this election shall he
according to the general election lave and the
laws OF this state, and ordinances OF this city.
Dated a, Milbank, So. Oak, this 20tn day Of
March, 1917.
Gerry sEaI) r. l.. THOMPSON,
MAYOR
ATTEST: A.. A. ~BtnMQui.r.
CITY AUDITOR
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Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that the annual mnnici
pal election for the Guy of MIlhank, South Da
kota. will be held on Tuesday. April l.Ih, 1911,
at which the following Objects are to be elected.
Mayor
City Treasurer
City Justice ofthe Peace
Police Justice of the Peace
One Alderman from the First Ward
One Alderman from the Second Ward
One A alderman from the third Ward
The polling places for said election as dealy-
mated by the City Council are as follows:
Fret Ward ...... ROCKWELL plumbing shop
Second Ward City Hall
Thlrd Ward. -. Commercial Club Room
,Tte Jndses of Election appointed by the city
council to conduct the election are IA follows.
Fret Ward: a. j. Hits, j. ID. Bnrk.
hardt j. Ii Brsnnon.
Second Ward W. S. Dolan, Bert Noss.
q. j. Coons.
Third Ward; Vim. Jenninga, f. $.
Pride. VIM. Damelow.
The polls will be open 1T eight o'clock in the
forenoon and remain open until five O'Clock in
the afternoon OF aaid day, and card election will
De conducted in accordance with the General
election laws of the State of South Dakota.
Dated ut Milbank, So. OAK. this 3lst day of
March. A. ID. ls17
Getty sEAL) A A. BToMQuIsT
CITY AUDITOR
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-04-13
Corona

Mrs. S. T.. Loveland went to Mil
bank Wednesday fer a sLoit visit
with Mrs. Sarah Drake.
Miss Linda karges came up from
Mllbank Saturday, returning MONDAY
Graham Jennings Was having den
tai work done at MilDnnk Monday.
Paul Kohler was transacting La in
ess il town Tuesday.
Mrs. John A Munro AMI o Jam
ME came down from w llDot Satul
Mrs Leschinsky
Mrs. Roy Wheat and children came
down from Peever Friday Tor a few
days visit with her mother Mrs. Chel-
lis.
Mrs. Geo. Leib and children de-
parted Friday for Owatonna, Mimi,
to spend E,ster with her parents.
Chas. Hooth and Olta Wapshall
were Milbank callers Saturday.
Mrs. L. Hills was visiting friends
at Milbank Thursday.
1Uc idQlcS dlO SoSC sOo
day afternoon IN their new rooms 10
the annex to Soule's s9ore
Miss Eiuma Tniele OF Wilmnt visit
ed = few days this week IT the Carl
Schultz home
Mrs. Butler came down from Will
mot Monday for 4 short visit at the
home OF her son Elmer
Hartvig Anderson returned Wee
nesyay from u two weeks trip to lex
as
Mrs. F Mann visited with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Jennings at Mil
bank this week
week buying up old Iron
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last Monda evening.

'"os OA~
Miss Hilda Hedman came down
from Waubay last week to spend a
few days 1T the parental home.
Mr.. 0. M. Lundy went to Water
town last Friday evening, returning
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ed. Lindquist OF La Bolt
spent a few days al the Gust. Berg
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cart Christensen visit
ed withMrs. C~hrlstensen's parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Nielsen.
Mr.. Gottfred Johnson is homo from
| St. Peter. MINI. to, spend the spring
vacation with his folks.
Mr.. Arthur E. Berg Of Aberdeen
spent Sunday with his parents. On
Monday he wen to Minneapolis to
see his brother Harry.
The G. p. and NJ. c. Hedman fami-
lies also the X. A. Lundqulst family
were entertained at the Erlond Carl
son home last Sunday.
Miss Alice Johnson entertained a
number OF her friends last Wednesday
evening, the occasion being her birth.
day, Miss Alice proved herself a very
able hostess.
Mr.. George Wemmering spent 8
few days with friends ia town, the
first of the week.
Miss Julia Hedman visited in tow
last Monday.
Miss Mabel Hallberg went to Mil
bank last Wednesday,. where she ia.
tends to stay for some time.