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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
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za Rad? KroInie rzadzi; DO mu
ME daja. Sejmy ME rzadza, DO je
rwa. Me mazzWojska, DO podat-
k6w placic nie.chca ME masz pc
sluchu, DO posluch wolnosci sic
lprzeciwi; ME masz sprawiedliwos
I'll, DO wyrok6w niema komu egze-
kwowac; niema W tym narodzie
wiernosci, DO OTTO wszyscy pana
swego opuscili. Me masz milosci
Iojczyzny, DO ia oddali szwedowi
"a obietnice, re i'm W dawnej swa
wolf Eye ME przeszkodzi. Co -oni
maja? Niechze mi kto choc jedne
cnote wymieni; ely statecznosc?
czy rozum? czy wytrwafosc? czy
wstrzemiezliwosc? Kto ich chce
ratowac, ten tylko czas promo
I%traci, DO oni sic sami ME chca ratio
wac. Jeno szaleni, Iii i przedajni
tie ziemie zamieszkuja!'
Co oni maja? Mieli jeszcze eos
nawct W tel epoce upadku, 0
czem ME wiedziaf Wreszczowic, a
wiedzial ksiadz Kordecki. Ale
|tymczasem mieli tylko hanbe. Ist
nialo proroctwo swietej Brygidy,
W kt6rem wsp6lczesni odczytywa-
III z przerazeniem nastepujace slo
wa: "Zblizy sic sad moi i pozosta:
wi panstwo W utrapieniu = i sta
ME sic jake napisano: rozkosz sic
ia, a utrapienie i bolesc odmierza.
Nietylko nawiedze to krolestwo,
ale miasta bogate i NONE, albo--
wien przywa}ano g}odnego, kt6-
ry dostatki ich pore. Me zbrak-
ME fla wewnetrznego i obfitowac
Ebeda niezgody. Panowac beda gfn
|pi, a medrce i starcy ME podejma
.gfowy. Geese i prawda upadna, az
przyjdzie, kt6ry gniew MOI pre-
bIaga i kt6ry dusz:y swej ME osz-
czedzi ola mifosci prawdy" -
Powtarzano to proroctwo, jak SIZE
roka i d}uga Rzeczpospolita, ale
tego, re 6w, kt6ry mial przebla--
gao gniew Panski i duszy ME osz
czedzic - zjawil sic juz W naro--
die, ME domyslaf sic i ME podej
REVEAL Mkt. Upadla nadzieja j ON
dla4y serca. Gala olbrzymia krai-
ia leg}a II stop Karola Gustawa:
jcgo by}y ziemie i morza, jego wo
:jcw0dztwa, miasta, wsie, pola i
bory; pod jego wodza mieli od--
tad wojowac ci skrzydlaci zolnie
RE, ktorych ojcowie roznosili do
tychczas ia szablach i kopytach
szeSckroc licznicjsze zastepy szwe
dixie!
A wtem cd Karpat do Ba]tyku
%gruchnela wiesc, re Jasna Cora
broni sic szwedom.
Zdumieniu, kt6re ~ogarnelo upa-
d}y nar66d, dis jeszcze trudno sic
.oprzcc. Ludzie poczeli przecierac
oczy, jak re snu. Mkt wprawdzie
ME przypuszczaf przedtem, by
nieprzyjaciel -chcia} podniesc re-
Ike IA narodowa swietoSc, ale jesz
czc mniej podobnem do WARY wy
.dalo sic, ably ktos w kraju smia}
ME pos}uchac wszechw}adnych
rozkaz66w i odpowiedziec ma ME z
|dzial.
Jakto? z jedncj strony grozna i
zwycieska potega, swiezo wyol-
|brzymiale najwieksze panstwo, W
Europe = z drugiej ma}a klasz-
lorna twierdza! z jednej strony
dawno niewidziany " swiecie po-
|tentat: kr6l szwed6w, got6w, war
'da}6w, wielki ksiaze Finlandyi,
Estonji, Wismarku i Bawarji, pa
llatyn renski, pan Juljahu, Xii
fwji, Bergu, a przytem Cd niedaw
Ina - ME ukoronowany wpraw-
die jeszcze, ale uzpany i faktycz
my krol polski, w. ks. litewski,
pruski, mazowiecki, ruski, kijow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
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DARMO -
- OLA MEzczYzN I koRIET-

C ,;:,y.,, wpadajs wan
Czy mote siwiejR
~zaWcze6nie?
Czy wlosy vase
blednieja Tub 50 lep-
kie?
Czy macie iupicz
ma gioWie Tub czy
swedzi was gloWa?
Czy jesteecie fy-
sym Tub cZy ZacZy-
nacie lysiec?
Jezeli wan cos po-
dobnego dolega, ME
~zwlekajcie, ale posta
rajcie sic temu "a
pobiedz ~natychmiast.
asst po nasza ilustro.
tyt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30

lekac8I"0 OSCm0
Postaramy sic pre-
konat was zupeinto
b~ezplatnie ma nas1
koszt. Re Gu
RIA 6rodek ma wlow.
Jest nader pomoc-
nym " razie wypa-
1ania wios6w. lupic-
~. swedzenia czasz-
XII / " razie braku
wlos6w. WySlemy
Sazdemu darm0 cal
kOWite leczenie q
tosci $1.0O Wraz 3
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
,,w1ARUs" Gzxartek dnissao.g &c sierpnia, 1917.

ga, zOstaf przed-obleze-
.Iniem Wywieziony. Granica slaska
.Ebieg3a " owych cizasach iak j
tdzls, q kilkadziesiat stajan, latwo
vice bylo wywiessc i skarbiec,
Esrebrne zfote wota i pieniadze.
a jesli chodzilo O ca}ossc Kaszto-
ri, Q dobro kosscielne, 0 stada i
przynaleznosci pc "a muramlii le--
FACE, to wlasnie przez poddanie
sic MONA bylo wszystko ocalic,
przez op6r = wszystko utracic.
A przedewszystkiem zycie.
Rzoumiejac, pc ludzku, ME pc
bohatersku i ME pc meczensku
~bezpieczniej bylo sic poddac, lub
odbiezawszy klasztoru, umknac
ma Szlazk, niz bronic sic i wedle
wszelkiego Observation-Disclosures
zginac.
Czfowlek tel WARY, co K0rdec-
XII m6gf wprawdzie spodziewac sic
lcud6w, ale ME m6gl ma ME liczyc
II pewnoscia, albowiem wolf Boz
zej ME wolno mu by1o przesadzac.
Wszak wiadomem mu bylo, re W
roku 1924 klasztor i obraz dosta
lily sic W moe husyt6w, kt6rzy ME
oszczedzili swietego wizerunku.
M6gi przeto spodziewac sic row
niez, re z klasztoru i z kosciola 20
stana tylko z%gliszcza, a on sam
wraz z bracia zakonna i z ia gar
stka szlachty i kmieci6w zginie
pod stosem gruzow.
Vice Ia wszystkie "dlaczego'?
jest tylko jedna odpowiedz. Vie
dial co robi i byl got6w. Wsr6d
|powszechnego zwatpienia on je--
den ME zwatpii 0 narodzie, albo-
wien czu}, re PREY wszystkich
.grzechach i wystepkach zostalo
temu narodowi jedynie ME lamar
lie dotychczas uczucie; ogromna,
niezgfebiona> miloSc ukochanej
Patronki.
Szwedzi ME mali polskiego ma
rodu. Ola mich Czestochowa by}a
tylko licha twierdza. Kordecki
'kt6ry go znal = wiedzia}, re cia-
10 tego odretwia}ego olbrzyma
MONA Size i szarpac, jak sic podo
ba, ale jest jedno miejsce, W kt6-
re ME wolno go ukloc bezkarnie,
DO zawyje z b6lu j zerwie sic do
okropnej walki a miejsce, W kt6
okropnej Walk a miejsce to zwie
sic Jasna Cora.
Gdyby jej byl odbieza}, hub cd
dial ia dobrowolnie, ME byloby "a
machu, vice postanowil jej bronic
do ostatniej kropli krwi, do ostat
niego %tchnienia, ably rozpetac OIL
brzyma i rozpalic wojne, IA
ssmierc i zycie, olbrzymia rozlew-
ma, jak pozar.
w ten tylko sposob MONA wy
t|6maczyc sobie jego postepek, kt6
ny sami navel obroncy Czestocho
wy uwazali "a szalony. Togo
chcial, do tego daryl. Krytyka
moze stanac pred MIN zdumiona.
.jak pred nadzwyczajnym zjawis
klein, ale niczemu ME moze zaprze ,
eye, niczego ujac, niczego zmniej
szyc. Wsrod ponurej nocy dziejo-
wei zjawif sic slup ognisty. Wsta}
W narodzie, ten, kt6ry duszy ME-
oszczedzi}'', jak W swoim czasie
wsta}a we Francyi Joanna dare !
Poczul sic wybrancem Bozym,
vice wzia} krzyz. i poszed} bronic
tel ostatniej ska}y, kt6rej ME pc
chlonely jeszcze fale potopu.
| OTTO widzimy goz tym krzy--
zem ma murach dygocacych cd
huku dial wsr6d swistu kul,
wsr6d szczeku miecz6w i kos,
wsr6d kleb6w dymu - widzimy
go W nocy i W dzien. Gdzie rjjeno
zas}abna serca .ludzkie, gdzie ON
dleja rece j duch, tam wnet zas--
wieci jego. .biala twarz wychud}a,
bez SIENNA, ale natchniona. Bedz'e
on walczyl 2 moca wroga j re s1a-
|boscia swoich, z iednakiem wytr-
waniiem, bez jednej skarggi.D opiero
|po zwycieztwie, gdy z ust wyrwle
mn sic ku niebu tryumfalne "Te
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-30
.odswieza zmeczone muskuly i no.
gi. Cena W aptekach 25 j 60, pocz
ta 35 j Coo. Jos. Triner, 1888 1889
S. Ashland ave., Chicago, ILL.,

Niekt6rzy ludzie daliby niewie
dice co ably sic pozbyc zapchania
Hollistera Rocky Mountainh erba
ia wykona te prace a wykona sly
bko. Wezcie ja raz W tydzien, ably
bye regularnym, szczesliwym i
w apiece Brown'a. Ogl.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
Church Notices.

Rev. Yearick will preach in the
Reformed church next Sunday
morning and in the Presbyterian
in the evening; at Greenhill, in
the afternoon at 2::90.
Rev. Jacobs will preach at Nc
Connellsburg next Sunday at
1920 and 700; at Big Cove Tan
merry, at2::3O.
Elder j. T. Powers, of West
Virginia will preach at Damas-
Gus on the fourth Sunday in Sep
tember at 10:30; the following
Saturday at 2 O'Clock and at
night, and Sunday at 10 and at
night, he will preach at Need
more.
Hustontown M. E. Charge,
Rev. G. B. M. Reidell, pastor:
Preaching at Dublin Mi Is at7:S0
and prayer service at Center at
500 on Saturday evening. Sun
day morning at 1890, preaching
at Maddensville, and at Clear
Ridge at 2.30. At Hustontown,
Sunday school at $50 in the morn
ing and preaching at 7:30 in the
evening.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
Advertisement.
Private Sale.

Ne Undersigned having been
NJ power of Attorney, will Of
,hprivate sale all the valuable
ESTATE of the late A. F, Bak-
deceased, one farm containing
\, l6O acres more or less, sit
\ ksbOut Il mile south of Wells
Elsry, Fulton County, Penna.
n farm is one of the best
vi growing farms IN Wells
and 1t will be a bargain
buyer. This offer good
|mly g days.
tu price and conditions, call
Esddress
j. W. BARNETT,
r. r. 2, Box 50,
~ Hopewell, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
No Res No Peace.

there's no p' ice and little rest
,hs oue who suffers from q
N back, and distressing urln-
h disorders. McConnellsb
f.,lo recon mend Doan's Kid.
/, Pills. Be guided by their
|Ipsrience.
Riley Peck. shoemaker McCon.
|,I,uurg, says: 81 was trou-
IN with my kidneys and had
[,spess IN my back. l was dlz
/ At times and it affected my
II. | had to get up often at
I'm on account of the kidney
and I was tired out IN
\ morning. The doctor gave
,oply a little relief. Two box
M Dcan's Kidney Pills, pro-
[,sd at Trout's Drug Store,
I, me great relief"
p,ice 6Oc. at all dealers Don t
spIy ask for a kidney remedy
NJ Doau's Kidney Pills-the
- that Mr.. Peck had
,pr MlIburn Co, Props, Buff
my.
Advertisement.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
The New Coats and Suits.
At Sollenberger's.

At SOllenberger's.
And you will miss a splendid
treat, if you don't come and see
them. We have been buying
coats and suits for the past three
months. These purchases are
coming to US daily. Almost any
day you will find something new
in our coat and suit department.
Coats and suits never were more
attractive than this season. Our
early purchase will save you
money. Our coat room was
crowded last Saturday afternoon
and evening. Come in the fore
noon and avoid the crowd. Our
new alteration room is located on
our second floor ond is in charge
of Miss Mcdonald. No charge
for alterations. We are showing
bargains in every department of
our store.
Adv.
ID. ID. SOLLENBERGER,
Chambersburg, Pa.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20

Ladies', Children's and Misses
Coats at Chas. Huston & Bros,
Three Springs, Pa.
You cannot afford to miss the
great treat that is coming to Nc
Connellsburg during Chautauqua
week. Read the programs.
L. H. While. of Camp Hill,
and Ed Sinner, Harrisburg,
were here attending the Prima-
ries yesterday.
Chautauqua tickets are on sale
at the Central Station, Seylar's
Drug Store; also may be obtained
from the ticket selling commit
tees.
DR.. Clarence N. Trout, of Red
Lion, Pa, is spending a weeks
vacation in the home of his moth
er, Mrs. M. B. Trout. Clarence
is one of the boys that never out
grows his "old hum town."
One motto for Chautauqua
this year is, mo season tickets
for sale after Chautauqua opens
at noon October 3rd." They
must all be sold before that time.
Mrs. James H. Irwin (Lou
Michaels) and daughter Miss
Lois, and two granddaughters
Dorothy and Aloha Williams
all of Washington. D. c., are
visiting in the home of Mrs.
Irwin's sister, Mrs. George w.
Hays, West Lincoln Way.
Season tickets for Chautauqua
cost one dollar and twenty-five
cents. That is the price before
it opens. 1t will cost more after
the opening.
Prof. N. E. M. Hoover, of
West Dublin, is teaching at
Woodvale, Huntingdon county
this winter. He is in a new
brick school house with all mod
ern appliances, and will doubt
less have a pleasant and success
full term,
There is not dollar profit in
the Chautauqua course for any
one or all of the guarantors.
They simply agree to stand for
the financing of the course. If
there are not enough season tick
cts sold to meet this amount the
guarantors are compelled to pay
it out of their own pockets.
After having spent two weeks
very pleasantly in the home of
her old-time friend, Mrs. John
H. Cessna in Altoona, Mrs. W.
B. Stephenson, of Benge, Wash
ington, is visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason at
McConnellsburg. This is Mrs.
Stephenson's first visit to this
county in 26 years. She will be
ie nembered by the people in the
western part of the county as
Miss Ella "Della") Mason.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
NATURES demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in SO many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need 1t now. 1t
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. 1t
changes weakness to strength; 1t makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine. bloomfield. MI
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
! Do You Need Four Mules?

Or if you need only one, or two,
attend Ernest R. McClain's sale
in McConnellsburg, Saturday,
September Goth at l o'clock. He
is taking chances on gasoline be-
ing cheaper than corn, and is sell
ling his four mules, four sets of
harness, light and l heavy COW
cred wagon, new bobsled with
box. rubber. tire buggy and other
things.
Druggist Clarence L. Sipes, of
Bellevue, Pa, is spending a few
days in town this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Oil scsI and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED POR HURRIED READERS

Co not forget Chautauqua dates
October 3, a, 5.
Guns and Ammunition at j.
K. Johnston's.
How about that new Coat?
Get it at Chas. Huston & Bros.
Three Springs, Pa.
Do you want to see life on the
battlefields of Europe shown
from original photographs, at
tend the Chautauqua.
Merchant R. C. Dixon and fam
lily of Needmore were guests
last Sunday in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Runyan in
this place.
Blankets and Underwear at ].
K. Johnston's.
In response to a telegram,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor left last
Sunday for Charlestown, w. Va,
to accept a lucrative position as
special art instructor in the City
High School.
New Line of Ladies' Coats at
j. X. Johnston's.
Russell Nelson, who spent the
past three years as supervising
principal in the schools at Prince
ton, N. j., went to Kansas City,
NO., where he has a fine position
as instructor in a private school.
A new line of Ladies' Coats,
all new patterns, at money saw
ing prices at Chas. Huston &
Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli M. Peck and
daughter Minnie, and Mrs. Wes-
ley Mckee, of Needmore, motor
ed to McConnellsburg last Satur-
day. Eli said the big frost made
a lot of soft corn in his neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Phenice
and their son Harry and daugh-
ter Mae, ofSylvan, passed through
town last Saturday going to visit
the elder Phenice's sister, Mrs.
F. S. Pennell, near Clearville,
Bedford county.
Max H. Sheets in his Overland
six took Mrs. Josephine A. Sloan
her son Alexander and daughter
Harriet, and son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Sloan
to Gettysburg yesterday, return
ing via Hagerstown.
w. Scott Dickson and his
friend Carl Asman motored
through from Flint, Michigan,
arriving here last Saturday even
ing, and will spend a few days
in the home of the formers sis
ter Mrs. M. W. Mace
Hon. and Mrs. John P. Sipes,
accompanied by Mrs. James A.
Stewart of Greenhill and Miss
Cornetha NeSbit of this place
motored to Camp Hill, Pa, last
Thursday and were guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H.
While.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. X. Nelson
and children Betty and Susan,
accompanied by Mrs. Asenath
Mentzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Sinner and their little daughter
Florence, and the editor of the
NEWS, motored to Bedford
Springs last Sunday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-09-20
ssa Your Buildings from Fire.

h Gould's Fire Resisting
bin all colors. 1t preserves,
Fties, and wears as long-or
|l-snd is cheaper, than
standard slnts. On good
be a gallo will cover 300
Es feet tvo coats. Roof
TOO, In Ill colors. For
G. W. | EIsNER & Co.
H. Mc( ,nnellsburg, Pa.
NS.-FI IN k B. Sipes
The high 1t market price
vi hides t their butcher
IN Connellsburg, also
price paid for calf skins
rnns and tallow.
Advertisement.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
Violet Iierges

Saturday morning the angel of
death visited the home of Lorenz
Herges and took to the world that
knows no sorrow the spirit of their
little daughter She was only four
teen months old and the pet of the
household, She had been a patient
little suffer for two weeks with
double pneumonia. Her mother.
father and two sisters mourn her
early departure, but:
God wanted one more Angel
To .oin his shining band,
SO he stopped and took
Dear Niolet's hand.
The funeral services were held
Monday from the Catholic Churcn
Rev Father O Hara officiating and
enterment took place in the Sisse
ton Cemetery.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
Doctor Drowned in Creek

DIR. |. ] Sampson, formerly as
socioted with DR. Spotswood in
the old Hankinson hospital, was
drowned IN the swollen creek near
Mellette, South Dakota Saturday
night.
In response to an urgent cOun-
try sick call, the doctor started by
team on drive, accompanied by
his regular driver. Failing TO re-
turn when expected, Mrs. Sampson
phoned to the home where he was
supposed to he only to learn that
he had failed to arrived. A search
ing party was Immediately formed.
On the bank OF a swollen creek
not far from the city the body of
the doctor was found and near BY
the team was also located, both
horses being dead. The body of
the driver had not been found at
last reports. The party had evil
IDENTIFY attempted toford the stream
and were swept away by the rush
ing flood of water. The body OF
DIR. Sampson was found washed
upon shore and the horses were in
shallow water near by.
DIR. Sampson will be remember
ed by old timers here. He was
associated with DIR. Spottswood in
the hospital for some time, leaving
Hankinson in the early 9o's.-
Hankinson News.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
To Vote For School Bonds

At a meeting of the Sisseton
School Board Tuesday it was de
cided that the proposition OF issue
ing SIS 600 bonds for the building
of an addition to the school house
be put vote of the people The
SiSseton Schools have outgrown
their present quarters and for the
past Year the classes have been held
i'll various buildings about the city.
The manuel training department
has been holding forth III the old
building back of Thompson's hard
ware; one class in the Guild Hall
and another in the basement of the
Library building. The Primary
room in its present location, just
south of the school building is a
very disagreeable place for the
children and teacher as it is too
cold and hard to heat. The time
is here when we need the other
half of our school house, and the
sooner we begin the sooner it will
be completed.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
Death Calls Young Man

Oliver Rcdearth, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Dan Redearth of Peever died
at Flandreau, s. ID. ), Tuesday April
Srd, where he had been attending
school. The deceased was 10
years old and besides his parents
he leaves to mourn his untimely
demise; three brothers, Howard,
Arthur and Ephrum; seven sisters,
Mrs. DeWoltf of Minneapolis,
Mrs. Richards OF Peever, Mrs. II.
lie Rogue of Wolf Point, Montana,
Rose, Beulah, Rita and Bernice
Redearth of Peever. The body
was shipped to Peever Thursday
for burial. Mrs. DeWolff OF Min
neapolis and Mrs. LIE Rogue of
Montana arrived Thursday to be
present at the funeral
The bereaved relations have tine
sympathy of the community in
this their hour of sadness. Pee
yer Pilot.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
Happily Wed.

On Thursday April 5th occur
red the marriage of Miss Edith
Risdall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. r. J. Risdall, and Mr.. Olaf
Guammen, both of this city.
The great event took place at
Sisseton, Rev. X. N. Rudie of
the Lutheran church conducting
the service. They we're attend.
ed by Miss Carrie Risdall and
Mr.. Henry Aadland.
The bride is one of our most
popular young ladies having
grown to womanhood in this VIZ
cinity and for several years be-
ing among us here in Veblen as
sisting her brothers in the mer.
camille business.
MIR. Guammen has been in
business here since the railroad
boom started and is one of the
many good things that the rail-
road has brought us.
After the ceremony the happy
couple departed for Montevideo
to visit at the home of the
groom's father and other rela-
tives for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guammen have
plans made for beautiful dwell
ing to be erected this summer,
but until such time as it is com
pleted they will reside in the
Roagland cottage where they
will be at home to their friends
after April 26th. The Advance
joins with their many friends in
wishing them much JOY and hap.
piness. s.-Veblen Advance.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1917-04-13
County Road A Sure Thing

MessrsS. Nj. Satire, John Benidct,
n. Hillestad, B. X. Nelson and Nd
Twitero the committee appointed
to circulate a petition for the pur-
pose OF raising sufficient amount
OF money to complete the county
road from Sisseton north thru
Claire City and to the state lime,
journed to the county seat Tues
day to meet with the county COM
missioners and put their PROPOSE
tion up to that board for approval.
Although several delegations
from different sections of the coin-
ty were present with requests to
build the county road i'll their re-
spective localities, the county com
missioners took action on the pro-
position rendered by the Claire
CITY delegation and agreed TO COM
plete the construction of the road
to the state line, distance of IA
miles, said construction work to be
completed during the summer of
1917 providing the committee from
here agrees TO pay one fourth the
expense, excluding the cost of
bridges which the county agrees to
pay. The necessary one fourth,
which is estimated to be about
$4,000 has been raised by dona-
tions from the farmers along the
iline and from the business men of
Claire City and the completion of
the road is a sure thing. Claire
City Press.
Mike Economy of Willmar, re
ceived "A letter from his mother
i'm Greece, telling of the condi.
tions there. Food is very scarce,
potatoes are 81. 20 IL pound, bread
81. 80 a pound and olive oil So. .N
a quart. She says that the peo-