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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1917-04-26
Commissioner Sale.
woLFE;tIRCUIr COURT

5. p. Howe, Committee e., Plaintiffs,
VS. Commissioners Sale
Daisy Napier, Defendant.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1917-04-26
TIN OAR OF HAT, 1917,

between the hours of I o'clock and 1
O'Clock p. m, expose for sale to the high
est and best bidder, the one third undi-
vided interest Of Daisy Napier subject
to the life estate of Josie Lacy, and her
assignee, j. c. Napier, said sale will be
made on a credit of six months, and the
purchaser will be required to give per-
sonal surety with one or more persons
acceptable 70 the Commissioner, and
lien will be retained on the land for the
purchase price OF same.
Said land, or the whole of the same.
is described as follows: Situated in Wolfe
cOuaty, Kentucky, and On the waters OF
Swift Camp creek, and bounded as f0l-
lows: Beginning at the old p. Howe
shop house on the west side Of the eoEa-
t. road Iexdiog from Campt0n to Devils
creek at where JOhn G.. Lacy now lives,
aed on The lie s. sss = aii H;,s faEss'fsy
OF the lands noe owned BY !. :. Miller
% the land OF z l.. Tyler. thence x;,h
the land line of r. l. Tyler % the land
lIne OF the land formerly owned h. y
T. 4. hurst, new owned by b. F Bowiine-
thence With bis line to the W M Bun,,
garner me; thence with the said Rum-
garner line to the :. p. Howe line ns.-.
the w. I Tyler line; thence Nth ~.
iine to the line of ). Miller and vim
his line to the beginning.
All bidders will be prepared to eom-
ply "i1n the terms Of sale on said dase.
ff April, 1917. -" o"y
j. L. HORTON,
Master Com. Wolfe Circuit Court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-24
- nFTIrE - -

Tho COLLECTION al FrWnsN|n .aNa- -a-
not yer Begun as was announced On
MondaE The cfEce o. Tax Collector
Waldo Schneider 5s room $50. state
hans building, VIII NOT open uut1 the
hrst part o. neEt week. Is was au-
bounced to-day Collector Schneider
VITA his deputies is now busy mailing
put notification cards - the property
holders This task viii probably con-
same tae remainder OF this week and
the present plan IS to open the office
10 the public next Monday. Definite
snnounc If tue date ~ the open
nE, however, Will he made nv Sstur-
2zy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-24
MAKEUP or REPUBS
STEERING BODY OUT

Springfield IsL. JAM -+-Srea sa-
@aaaaaau 81 raa house today an
nsaleed lae makeup 81 the republican
steering committee as follows
Former Speaker Shurflsr. chair
uaE- Representative UeEouu9 cur
aG- r#A6E Seaman. LEou. Boyer.
>ae5sal Watson DudEeoc. EaLaEar.
&elts1l.er. Mueller. UaElhe-E. Hare-
ina. Boyd Abbey Brewer Lynch.
Gregory Lr. Speaker
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-24

One idea that means Z. good deal 10 men who buy
clothes has seemed at times a little dlfI5ult TO get
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
COlOEST WEATHER EX-
PER|ENCEO IN HIS
TORY OF COUNTRY
Government Thermometer Regis.
tered From Seven to Fifteen
Degrees Below Zero

The alarming cry a. never i,eiore heard
has been the constant complaint and all
absorbing topic of the day among the
I-.'Tl~ II n - county and nearby 500
tI"n- ~ To- 'hr rxtreIue cold weather
Dii men. Who have is-rn 40 k-y-tnne.
tekman. Iikhorn aud Wrlcl. are ire
lu~ntly heard t. say that tiii- - tire cold
'-t -Ir-ll that has rrn witns --.d ~ th..
history 81 tins -srtIon oi the country
fv~ryb~dy's PiT"-- mostly iroz~ and iur-t
AMI the plumbers have had rn-lnng-
and -oiiice business ln many placs- u
has l'een observed that the tiiernoin-trr
registered any where from -esrn o. a.
'ow ~ ten degrees l,elo~ zrro and lnIrnany
I,lars-- reIsprt- have come t. thi- Ollie,
thst the thermometer regI-trresi A. Low
~ t~elve and hftern dsgrrr- irI"w zsro
mi Yet the people are standing u ftIly
ss.II
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

who would aid in the efficiency Of the
office. Mr. Jewett then called upon the
adjntant- general at the state house and
said To him: Your oflire represents the
military l'fe of the state The colorrd
man has proved his patriotism aud il en-
titled TO some reward Tor his loyalty To-
our government and u the state of lndi-
ana iesire u rec pmmend Miss IsesS;e
Durham for the position of stenograph .r
IN tins office amt ! ask that the appoint
ment be made. at once -
Ii only took few minntrs tn consn-
mate the arrangements AMI Miss Dur
ham Vas sent for and told that she had
been appointed t. I'LL a position in Tho
adJutant- general's ofiire for the next four
years, A. stenOgfapil~r. This j. clear
cut victory Tor tisc race and also victo-
~ for MIR Jtw~tt This act on the part
OF Mr.. Jewett entities him t. the most
thoughtful confederation of the col"red
people oi Indianapolis and the state of
Indiana.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
POCAHONTAS

saturday wa- record day. certainly
Tor great many 81 years. Fridry nigi'
ss- ~ far the most di-agrs~si,lr ext.~ri-
'ncr in tiIi- -ectIOn ior some tfnr TIN
sind ble~ all night over the SHOW clad
u"untzIn- aud when morning came the
'lerinonetrr -toD.i ten degrees below ~
80. aud this within 30 feet ~ the coke
ovens. IL - -aId th4t u - All Ill w7na
that blows nolssdy xp,i and one line Di
work 49, h"uring saturday plum
t-r- TIE demand ws- greater than tlis.
-upply, for they ~sre all kept busy ans
Sering cail throughout The day. and ~
iigit most ~ the JeVple had l,ern Ws.tesl
On, -pue 81 them tefnfsrarily THE
sind cr4-s,i during the day ~nd u ~a-
'uu - warmer sunday. but sunday night
Drought = serital,ie biiz<ard and plum
i~r- resI,e'i anotii~r harvest Mondsy
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
END or WAR IN SIGHT SAYS PRS
IDENT or Di MA.

Petrograd. VIA London, Feb. > The
end of the war ROW Is m sight. Tim
was the remark of the President Of the
dvma, Michael Rodzianko. today ."
the Associated Press
''ln welcoming Americas decisive
STEP" he continued, IL am not only
speaking for myself but expressing ths
attitude of the allies whose represent
stives discussed WITH me at yesterday
reception 10y the Duma the rupture OF
German American relations ] feel thai
an American declaration of war on Ger
many must follow. and in that case ths
Scandinavian countries and Holland
would undoubtedly follow the lead of th
I tnited States, resulting in the complete
isolation of Germany and .er allies from
the ret Of the world THIS undoubtedly
wound end the war.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
WOMEN Of
TO-DAY ARE
DEFENDED
BY BISHOP

DENVER. COZ. Feb. The Rt
" Daniel ~,lve~t.r Tuttie. oldest and
highest signittry of the Episcopal Churcl
in America. looks bark On hi- hall cen
'ury Of service and finds basis for f,elRi
that the wo-ld j. growing better.
lie said
Il b. not believe womsn are NOR.
Horiily today than they were fifty year.
'go, or tH~nty. or ten. The troul.le Doe
- that they receive more publicity Ths,
are more talked shout. You advanc,
guards Of civilization. you newspspe.
men. advertise the fact tnat Vomer
farce and drink i'm the csbsrrt-. smok.
e garrtta-. chase the vill-o'-t wi-t
ilea-ur- IN paths that lesd away iron
he church lint the women of today ar.
1T - r od mothers and iu-t A. gcc,'
sive~ ~ the women Of yesterday That
what ! beiieve
The ~. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tutti,
may believe ~ be- hs- expre--ed him-eli
AMI j. ,ntitie'i o. The honor AMI creii'
Of hi- Ici'ef. hut ~ are satisfied that 81
pr cent ~ the people think differently
Women are MT - 9oo-i n,otlpery and only
don want O. beconi. mot er- hut vii.
fully refuse - 10 80 They DON'T want
70 - i,"tlIered ~ith children. II take
to much II their time from tho 'ad- oi
society They don't care o. b. tod d..sr
II home - they cal q. he lr--s wives
are those Who arr the bc-. uiofiier-. Ths
grave yard are rlaiming fh- bolir- si
more oi thi- cla-- of ~cfreri .io,ixers frou
the responsibility Il ~ th-r- 'oisy thar
ever known or rad i~i.rr
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
WEST VA. LEGISLATURE
ENDORSE PRESIDENT
WILSON'S STAND

Charleston, w. Va Especial THAI
the course pursued by President WI soI
in relation TO the German situation b
approved 10y the West Virginia irgi~ls
ture WAS evidenced I'y the adrption Of .
resolution Monday Of this vel which
says. in par':
deeply deploring the international
crisis that las called it I, rth. the legi-
lature of West Nirginia expresses hearty
approval of thr course Pur-ued by th,
president and the department. Of state -
Wash ngtOn in seSeriDg diplomatic r.
iations with the imperial 'iermar = 'ser' %
menf, following it, note of January 81
repud sting the pledges heretofore givef
c. respect the lives and property Of Ame-
rican citizers and to insure the freedom
ri the -ea
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
HATFIELD HEAD
NADINE COAL CO.
Interests Of EnsIow and
Others Taken Over
New Management Expects to te
Mining Coal by the First
ef February.

FOLLOW ing tho fnrfud transfer Il tie
'nter'-t- 81 W ~ Cunnif CHAM. prank
En-l"~. Jr. and "tli-r- ~ the Madne
f;pal Company ." - ,yrrnor ~ % Hat
he'd. = DAlt o., Waiter Proctor and
ihrr-. t''e company has l-~n rrorgan
le'i The ofiicer- Of the company ~ ~
organizei and aDnouncr,i are ~ follow
President II bry ~ Hatfield
Wee President ~ J lB.lton
~'rretAry Treasurer -J'.i'n \ Kelly.
Additional direstpr- ar 2 ~ Nrneer.
J. = Browning and Chsrls- X Wagner
W .. Froctpr y gsneral m1nagrr. This
- $-p.ts" corporation H. t-rrsfion.
sre locate'i on Buflsio Crs-k I,pgsn 90
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
CUPID SHES At
HIGH COST Of
W0MEN'S CARR"
Evangelist Says That is the Rea-
son For Our 100000
Unmarried Men.

PlTr>lsi R' ~. trh. : Cupid shes
Evangelist Franklin ". swift. of Chira-
20, AZ the mass meeting f"r women at
the First BAPTIST church. Iinm,-tead
There arr H. .,sss.,so unmarried men
snd women in th. I nit~d STATES to.iny.
,nd do you know VIII they are nnmar-
rIssiT The men sre afrah of women
'loths-. Not fire looks oi them. but tl..
'o-t oi them
IT" ny mind the high c"-t of living
AMI the eNtravigant rlntls-- that women
wear arr u blame Men arr. amn-.... al
the appearance of girls slerksSi out ma the.
l~t.--t fa'i- "i iancis- They .ierided they
are are all right &" dance with AMI talk
&. hut Ia settle down with they draw
the line. They arr afraid oi the bills for
the rufll -
Girls ala" dress simply and lrsrn To-
cook aud make homes an. rlor.. certain
4 finding husbands than tia. women Who
insist upon tight -kirt- or anything that
- ln vogue
Dr swift charact, ri<rei women IL
cs't sin typs's ~ soul -hol,tlsd Women" 4"
= 'ul-ho''bled w"fnrn." he said, mr.
he ones who would rather have AN M
tpm"''lle ma the garage than child in
hr house
Brother Evangelist Franklin w. swift
~ congratulate you hecau-. ~ belie,e
,"u are telling tlie tfuth. ls--, the in
sne desire Z" hook -upr-mrly rich whetll-
one - ~ poor A. gully dirt h. the I,pl-
y "i nlne trntil- nf the American would
'T--"Iety dutes "f today.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
West Virginia
Loses in Fight

WASHINGTON. Feb The suf
prefue court tsisy granted thu rr.gns-t -
Attorney General Pollard n Virgins for
permission 80 tie erit ~ uandssnu-
-e~king o. comT-l Wet Virgins ~ pay
q Virgins sig.,H'.tssi the former -tate'- :
share ~ the Virgins -tste si~lt ~hen the
t~o state ~eparatri At The oJ.enIng of
n clvil var.
Judgment has i-~n granted for the
amount. but West Virgins ha- taken 20
steT- o. psy a. Tie ~rit 81 msndsnu-
= brought against the West Virzinia
legi- sture and ~ould compel them n
take sction =, the present. term D. ray
the money. rule was rsturn~d bring
ing tbe ca-e t+fcre the court March q.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
FARMER Hello FOR
KILLING COLOREO MAN
White Man Surrsnders to Police
Alter Stabbinz Will Smith
to Death. .

RICHMOND. KY. Jan. "a Great
excitement prevailed herr yesterday whrf
Nsth an Lowry, a white farmer. stabbed
Will smith, color, 4. To- death a. "A result
OF a difficulty in which h,' b~same IN
volved with the colorei man. Details Of
the tragedy sre meager at tins writing.
Lowery came L. town immediately after
the murder and gave himself up {, the
authorities and Was lodged IN jail. The
police are investigating.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
COLOREO MAN IS HERO
IN RESCUE OF CHILD
Snatches Babe to Safety As Train
Hits Father Attempting to
Save Infant.

MOI LIRE. GA Jan. 81 ~sring y
t;r"ryis Northern pssseng..r train hcariny
down upon hI- :;-yesr-oli child. Joe Fn-
s-ll. of Dserurr. made sn attempt To- rr-
rur " but ju-t ss he resriH-i the track he
Ms hurled back 10y the engine. rsS-eivins
inJuris- that are ds~crIi,~d a. -s.ri ,l- \
cOlorei msn who also had -e,-n tlr plig I
81 the child and who ws- nearer man
aged IT, reach IL jn-t in time IT, snatch
the little one from before the Wheels oi
the locotnotive
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

Nnd Mr.. IIagrrman yt~i fr ~evers
amendments thereto.
WILL PROHIBITION PROHIBIT
Ninety days J. the lease of life given
those who want to keep Ihr ranphor
bottle full'' ~ get IN their supply for ~
the expiration of that time the whit,
rlbtoners' predict thst not en. n h O.
the stuii which n.ak-- feast OF rssa
and How of soul will get acrc-- tn bor
der- oi OHIO AMI Kentucky into the "a.
terror of the mountain STATE u cure on
tiney SNAKE bite. They say furtie
that the question prop,unted al,"vs vi
b. answered by tiIe VI. Abny Act With
or pOt-~) ~ box car letters. hut ala -
ali take htte Ter the "stonach
sake reply We -hall 49,
BIG THINGS On TAP.
one halt oi the allotted time for H.
law makers o. remain here i'm -OlOInf
fclavr ha- passed into history All,
many n's a-nre- oi u general nature hav.
been enarted into law but nothing start
ling or SENSATIONAL ha- developed whicl,
Will tart the political heads nOddins
or the political Tongues a waggir.g. bu
big things are promised for this AMI the
remaining weeks oi the session.
The Virginia deit case will be- utDn
tn boards this week. og,ening with pui.
iic hearings by The commission n frs,
senate and lIou-r in mt -ss-ioi,. ~hr D.
viii no dDub; be irllo~rf ~ - mt -.-
SION of tbe tao branciis- oi the law max
ing i,osiie-. What actinn will foll ~ D.
purely pros,iamatic and your cprrs--,,ond
rnt d not venture pr,.slictioh ircsI-
"i -pch a great variety II opinions held
- the ia~ makrr-
- ,vernor elect John = g. .rnusu ~.
~ tie city Thni- -iay AMI Friday c,rfer
rinV With Deu ,cratic 'eadrr- and He
publican al,ie- and o. - current rum =
THAT hi = of l,s,litiesi nature ~ill ten
~ 'duced during til~ nexf lev days ~hici
~'il cau-e sharp divisions slpng part,
lines nie-- thc gtsernpr- -ele-t'- Hefnil,
lican aliits can brrak the Repul,lic ~,
solidarity oi thu ~tnate and n D. hear
on ee'ry hand i.Dr. that -nch a. effort D.
i'eing M ,sic hut nth htti- hOpe - -uc
r---. Whist Itt'e boys. they hsd VA a.
most wholly ir-'roy'd Wien senator
kDsenblpou spfe'i o. reconmit the a
trierry c"fninI--ion r.-1lutivn ~hirh 49,
faiherc1 ~ SDverror- elect Corn~ell
The OhiD county -enaf.,r stated in voting
~ rcc, fumitt that Ia, favored -uch = e.. ,fn.
fni--isn hut he 49, given a. understand
tiu % y - o. 30 non part -sn and II ~
e. 'sninufer esu'd amend n ~ that 4
would prosi1. for tie -aue nnrnl.er %,
E-Tnbl~an- - Dem, crets he would ND.
o tit. That a. more than t~o weeks
ago and nothing hs- b~en heard from
he eiIciency solution sine. 80 a :
Early evident that there - ~ chance a.
x.t -ix Republican senator's ~ vote ~itl
t'e Drm,rrstc ten on arv political prop
O~ition
ln the Iiou-e the-e are several factions
among tie Denoer4tic majority which =
haiti O. break out into insurgency a,
any time. The Chiffon foroe- control
ihe House and the feeiing E-tween the
followers 81 the defested Senstor and
tfose Of Watson ~ho the Chiffon people
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
Foresees Complete Isolation of Germany and
Her Allies, Through Active Participation
on Side of Entente of scandinavian
Countries and Holland.
UNITED STATES WILL DO NOTHING NOT
JUSTIFIED BY LAWS OF HUMANITY

With a hope for peace AMI a readiness
for war If il must come, President Will
s,n hss ma.',. IL clear To all officials that
the course of this country--siiili''ult a. II
is---must he entirely beyond criticism.
Now only awaits All actual demo'i-tra-
ton of how tirrmany's new decree will
effect American rights.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
PRINCETON


A'fAf - f'''N.T - " h'ff
Frf.fIfy~ ftrIrif 90 D. tnfuf-r Nr.ur
l. Nfuor4 nf DfpI-f Cri/f~
With TIE thernometer hanging ~
t~slse degrees i,elo~ zero Monday morn
ina from until . o'clock. and never ri--
ing ai,ov@ the z~rO mark the entire day.
Princeton energed from the col.is-t
night. accompanied by the greatest
storm. f-In inter, q ~ tho oldest citizen
~ fh- -~ction. Ni'h ugh reports we're
isekIng - q, tie ly~e-t temperature dur
that q reached Al least fifteen below.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
POLLARD SCORES AGAIN.

The Outing FoOtl.ah Roll of Honor. ol
the % Olting Magazine. sgain cl,oo-es Poi
lard On it- roll Of heroer The per-on
choosing the roll says: Among backs
the writer hands the award for iir-t hon
ors of tho-e he has seen o. Pollard. Of
Brown. Even Oliphsnt. II the Army.
has nothing on ;his colored boy."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
The I, s, BREAKS WITH GERMANY

i~ irNr q" is' r,'-Ison-ihle for tllr .ief. q af
thsir ch'ritsn ts-rours inirn-s. st tin-s
and the efforts "f the Chiffon crowd To
.-"t even - liah'r AT any time t. cane
-" fal'm"nt r"sl kings ~uhp~t- t. yo
uSs sI.en rrltlion
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

Rev. b. =. Epp-, Of Lynchbury, Va,
vs- in these parts This xeek.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

early Monday morning. when tl,~ tnit-
81 ~tAte- ~raiirr bureaus kiosk at the
y ri"lk and Western Railway Company
"fl's~- here registered seven and one
'Iuart~r 'is-grss-- below nero. Not only
~a- tins new for low Temperature, hut
the present ~intry spell is said to he the
most prolonged that could i% recalled by
the oldest weather Progno-ticor Of this
-s-rtion
The seven and onr-'Iuarter l-grees he-
ir~ zero WAS sand 10y weather men here
." ir thr lowest that the mercury fell
lnring the blizzard sunday uight and
r~rly Monday. AMI wa- onr-hslf degree
colder than Friday and Saturday night.
when the thermometer Registered siI and
thre.-' quarters below. Monday afternoon
the nrrcury climbed a little. Observers Of
the g"vrrnn-nt thernofnetsr announced.
i'It at -" time during the day did il reg
i-t"r above l~r". SEVERAL private ther-
'n"'nrtrr- at sarI"'I- piscs- an the city,
h"~rv~r. r'gi-trrr,i slightly above zero.
-'''nr a t~a- nsts.i climbing u live .irove
zero in tho aftrrnoon.
The ofllciAl Indicstions point T. q con-
tinu'~i c''ld spell. u Mas -tstei Monday
night. with pr',l'aIlr SNOW hurries Tues
day n DrDing
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

Dad You ~ yonr shsehioxg
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09
u. S. STEEL AND CAR
NECIE PENSION
FUND
Make Sixth Annual Report Show.
ing Operations for 1919.

The above manned company. establish
81 Jan usFy-I. 1911. and spplicsble ~ the
employees of the nit.vl Statss Steel Cor
I'"rstion anil ~ subsidiary cOmpanies
are making report of expenditures.
which on general conditions. would star
tle the world. In showing the disburse-
fnent- the company calls attention 20 the
various companies and works with On
iteIni>e'i statement II the amount paid
out ~ I'er-pns of every departments CON-
ing under the provisions of the compsny
and DayIng every man the inll smouns
without lawsuit bis pension ~ 81 pulst.d
- the Carnegie Pension FUND.
BfNEFICIARIt.S---~i-MMARY OF
PENSION CASE>.
Active - II >anusry =. 1916, S.Gg2
Ad'ied during 1915 y75
Total J.277
Di-~ontinue'l during 1910 "a
Continued beyond DC. 80. 1916 s0ls
AVERAGE FOR CA~F~. IpiIto 1915.
fNsTI ~fNF.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

Minsrs. Coke Mso and Laher~rs
wanted ell over MeDewsll Coun-
r Business Ope@nss.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

end Mr.. IIagrrman yst~i f.r ~evers
amendments thereto
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-02-09

Mcdowell County Offers Good
Oppcrtunit &c fer Negroes. Exeeii-
ent Schools. high ~sses
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
North Star College

B Miss Lille Anderson sang the solos
in the Reformati tion cantata rendered at
Kennedy last Friday evening. 80. g,s4.q
Last Tuesday the following students
enrolled: Lee .McC Cartney, Louis Deid-
rich and Alonzo, Palmer. I'VE greet
them welcome and hope that their stay
with us will. prove profitable as well as
satisfactory.
. M. 7. Wold, Of Thief River Falls,
called at the college last Tuesday and
made arrangements for a daughter who
Eexpects to enroll after the holidays.
Two piano recitals will be given be
fore the holidays. Dec. lS and 10 have
been decided upon and it is hoped that
our friends will bear these dates in
mind. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Red Cross solicitors made a tour
through the college last Tuesday morn
ing.
There is no coal shortage at the col
lege as one carload was delivered on
Tuesday Of this week.
School closes December 21st and the
new term begins January 8. 1918
From the inquiries already at hand, we
can expect large enrolment.
Mr.. a. e. Carlson, of Radium, has
sent. us a large sack of choice rye dou1
| for use in our boarding department
We appreciate this gift very highly.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
REV. STORAASLI WILL
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

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Rev. G. Storaasli will leave Warren
shortly after New, Years to accept a
call of the Norwegian Lutheran Church
Of America for work among u. S. sol
diers at Camp Fremont; Menlo Park,
California, near San Francisco. About
three years ago Rev. Storaasli came to
Warren to serve as pastor Of the Synod
church. He had shortly before that re-
turned from China where he had been
engaged in missionary work. Rev. Stor-
aasli is an able man, well educated in
both Norwegian and English, pleasing
and interesting speaker in either
language, which he handles with equal
fuency, and an earnest and indefatig-
able worker in his high calling. In
addition thereto, both he and Mrs.
StOraasli are trained musicians and
singers, talents that are sure to be ap-
preciated by the soldier boys. In their
short stay in our city both Rev. and
Mrs. Storaasli have made many friends
who are 10th to part with them and who
always will remember them with
pleasure and wish them well wherever
they may be called to labor.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
new ,SANATARIUM TO
Be OPENED SOON


s#s The Marshall-P Penningt ton Roseau
County Tuberculosis Sanitorium at
Thief River Falls is now completed and
as the equipment ordered has been re-
ceiyed, the building will soon be opened
for patients. Miss Lydia Fletcher, Of
Lake Park, has been engaged as super
.intendent and two trained nurses have
also been employed. The superintend-
ent and the nurses are already at the
sanitorium and expect to be prepared
to receive patients shortly after Christ
mas.
tuberculosis patients now at the
Walker sanitorium from Marshall, Pen
nington and Roseau counties, will pro
badly be moved from that place to
Thief River Falls at the time of open
ing. Those who desire to send patients
to the sanitorium at Thief River Falls
are requested to write to the Superin-
tendent for application blank.