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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08

I. w. Lohr left last week for the
Twin Cities, where he intends taking
in the Carnival at St. Paul, after
which he will go to Aberdeen, S. D.,
and other points, for an extended visit
with relatives and friends.
A number of ladies of this township
have organized what is known as the
"Nonpartisan League Dramatic Club"
and have been practicing for several
weeks on a Comedy-Drama to be put
on early in March.
Sunday, Jan. 20 was the last Sab
bath of the month and a clear bright
day. Many Of our neighbors took
advantage of it to visit friends. The
following are among the number:
The o. H. Olson, A. Norrell, c.. E.
jackson and Alex Nelson families
visited at the V. A. Moody home, the
Jas. Shuman family were guests of
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Smith, Harry
Brick and Frank Mcintyre visited
Will and John Rudolph and Miss
Pearl Mcintyre was the guest of Mrs.
w. &. Mcintyre.
John E. Nelson, who is painting
the Jones residence in Sherwood,
spent Sunday with the home folks.
Harry Brick made a business trip
to Bottineau Wednesday.
The interesting literature furnished
by the newspapers during Appreci-
alton Week, pertaining to the history,
progress, and advantages
of our state, set most of us to think
ing and reused our interest and en-
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08

thusiasm for the future Of the COM
monwealth of North Dakota. But just
as we were feeling proud and duly ap-
preciative, the weather mar delivered
us the coolest and stormiest weather
of the season, for we will long have
cause to remember the last week of
January and the first Of February,
1917. However, Jul appreciation is
only partially dimmed, as we console
ourselves by thinking how e to
spring it is and then there's the
"Good Old Summertime" coming.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08
THE BOTTINEAU COURANT, ~BOTTINEAU, NORTH DAKOTA

profit Of $39,476 900 for the year of
1912. The 10 municipal electric
light plants made $2,076,141, the gas
works $407,97 Who says that pub
lie ownership does not pay?
1t is a wonder that Jerry Bacon and
his bunch don't accuse the govern
ment of being a socialist affair be-
cause of the fact that it runs the
postal department and is building a
railroad in Alaska.
Peter Sletten was a visitor in Rug
by Thursday.
Roy Hewitt returned to Bottineau
Thursday to resume his school duties.
He attended to the work at home the
fore part of last week on account of
the illness of his father.
Miss Minnie Guttu returned Thurs
day to her home near Carbury after
visiting several days in this vicinity.
H. J.. Guttu was a Bottineau Wis
itor Friday.
Being unable to string enough
stringy stuff in his editorial depart
ment, the standpat editor Of the
"News" had to copy that "bear story
concerning the Westhope farmers
meeting from Jerry Bacon's Herald.
Harry Lockard left Saturday for
Canada.
H. O. WIKI of Bottineau was a Wis
itor in Roth the latter part of last
week.
In reporting a meeting which was
held in Minot last week, the Grand
Forks Herald states that Mr.. Town
ley, who was n of the speakers, was
greatly hecked by queries directed at
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08

him by one Attorney F. B. Lambert
Of that city. If our memory serves
US right this Lambert person was a
candidate for the office of Judge in
his district at the last election and
during the campaign his record was
brought up to the public gaze. It was
shown that in one case in which he had
helped n woman, a widow, we be-
lieve, procure her overdue salary
from her former employer, he
wound the thing up by getting
practically the whole amount as his
fee. 1t is just such gentlemen CD
as this one (money-grabbers, dis
gruntled, defeated candidates, hold
over stand-patters, ETC.. that the Her.
aid must quote from. Truly, birds
Of a feather flock together.
Rev. K. o: Roftshal of Churches
Ferry, Superintendent of the United
Church, will conduct services at the
w. Hetlund home at 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon, the 10Th of Feb. The
children of the congregation are ask
ed to meet for catachesation at these
services. The congregation will hold
it's annual business meeting immedi-
ately after these services. It is the
duty Of every voting member to be
present at this meeting.
Because Of the stormy weather
Sunday there was no Sunday School,
Rev. Lunde conducted services Sun
day evening in the local school build
ing. Because Of the stormy weather
the attendance was small. Norwegian
services were to have been held in the
afternoon but on account of the stor-
my weather had to be called off.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08

II 'AAAhA6 wa"
next Sunday at 8 P. M.
Order Hearing Petition for Sale of
Land.
State of North Dakota, County Of
Bottineau, SIS.
In County Court before Hon. John
E. Martin, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate Of
William G. Davie, Deceased.
Laura A. Davie, Petitioner
VS..
Jane Emslie Davie, Inez Isabelle
Davie, Gordon Mckinley Davie, Laura
Aletta Davie, minors, and Laura A.
Davie, their guardian, George Davie,
James Davie, John Fraser Davle,
Mary Farquhar, Anne Burnett, Jane
Milan, Isabella lines and F. W. Cath
70 and A. G. Burr, executors of the
Estate of William G. Davie, deceased,
Respondents.
On reading and filing the petition
of Laura A. Davie, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has
come into the hands of the Execut-
ors, and the disposition thereof, the
amounts of debts outstanding a.
gainst said deceased, and the ex-
penses of administration, a descrip-
ton of all the real estate Of which
said deceased died seized, and the con-
dition and value of the respective
portion thereof; and praying that
license be to the Executors granted
to sell the following described land
belonging to the estate Of said Will
liam G. Davie, deceased, to-wit: The
North half of the Northeast quarter,
the Southwest quarter Of the North
east quarter, the West half of the
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-02-08

Rev. J.. Lunde Of Bottineau was a
guest at the Olaf. Johnson home Sun
day.
The Willing Workers will meet
next Sunday at 8 P. M.
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Ser Eenfef uao oas Min-
deuer 2Gdoef.
SumOrssts Don RarI ettIinSsr.

.Srobmama!' iaete Der Sparifdn'
teri unb ito9erte ii9 nit eiHam elus
benben S9iirbaieu ben Reit BEG DIP
namitpatronenpuooings aus ben Cab
nen, .Grobmama, Die Solle pirb fa6!
@s 1T tein Sdfpuns mebr in benz gss
triebl Die 'Wieniden begeber iumsr
oieielben pnar Siinoeu, i9nsibsn I'm
&p9tsfel INNER bic slsi9n Seiihs
ter, - peibt bu, liebe Grobmuma, i'm
!9tmmsI tuun's AUDI niat longDsIliser
ieiu!"
Des GeufeI. Grobmutter tarts
na9xnfli9 an ibrem S4pans.
,9eeSelausbub', tnurrte iie. - Is
f6limm nit Dir! Oh tommit mir iHs
igefdbrIi9e 2Iterl 8eibt bu, mas btr
fs6lt2 llnterbaltung feblt bir! Sabr'
NAL na4 MOnts gortO. fieb Elm bibs
9en Der 6rembenlesion gu - es gibt
bod 70 Dtele angensbms 3eriireuuns
gen fir einen 9eufeI In beineu Sab
ren!"
plies nidts", faudte Der Spdri.
fanterl. .Das tudhit mir alles gum
90llenra6en beraus. Was Gefhss
mO4t' i9! Cine amiiiante ,SseI.
mO4t i6 bolsnl GibeI fein mSdt if,
Der Nelt an pferbefub ausreiben!--
@eibt bti, mas i9 thu, Grobmama9
Gin Miindener MGbel bol ia! Was
boben mir beur fir eins g1adt2 -
Uhttipo9l ReboutNunata!-Mii hem
nG6ften grprsBbeienittel fabr' i5 na6
Wsiin4tn! Su4bu!"
Sau9Senb nnarmte er bic aIt.,
btb +. gum abf4ieb In be gsai., ras
elmer f6morsHben armsn Sele nod
t9nea eth lprif4es @sSi@t oor anb
tar,nt banua
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irani. bielt f4pn tst bsm a@tsH Glas
unb Der pierten portiou Riexnbraien
Inb jeiM aeugIeia uareu nod 10 liar
ipis gu anfana.
-4n Duridt trisg I Dom Sier!"
plaai4ts ts; ~sraS tOOttrmisn iOnnp
i MIL
unb fe fdtmpFe nod, bdb bic
0ldjer gu fdledt einseidenit feitn.
Dem 1sufeI rparen fis pieI gu gut
eingidenft. Rad benz neuntsn Olns
CAB ss pIDblid eintn bunpfsn arud,
ois fie!e elm Stsin auf ben goosn
Gs mar absr nur bas 5er3, tpas berl
Seufel IN bk SDien geruiIht mar.
3uI,et rib BEN B0ien bic Gsbulb.
~Weibt bu, iptr i4 bin21 f6rie CT
Ito laui, bab iid bic llmfibsnbtn I'M
brebten uHb r5aIis Waul, aadeI!"
rie!en.
~ 0i.6 bif!. anttportet. ocs
Miinhener M1bl.
Der 9eufel bin ih!1
.Gsh boam unb fGIaf bi dus!"
~8sim boaiihen aoblenmasdsiH:
id bin ber seufel!"
.Wanns b Der Dsifl biii, nads.r
tanrff be aa bsrsna"
.Dns CLAUDE id5!-
.aannfi bi aa in a @ibiputfGi
pertpnnbeln21
Miitbenb briilIs Der Sparifanisrl:
.Sa!4
waellner, an lseren seiIer!@ Ia6ts
bas gliindsner WdbeI unb bupfts Dor
Weuaitr.
Z Soum dbtr iinnb Ser 5slIer avf
BEN 1ifd. ba lag aud ihon Der 1eas
fei ala Wtibnurfi 6arin. llnb IN
bsmIsIbm Mom.ni bate Jpn bas Wds
bel sepddi. in ben Semi sefsni.
sirti giHe unb hrunten mar tr.
llnb felt bisier 3,ii hnbsn bic Dsiin.
6entr Wibsl ben 9sufi I'm asib!
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Srau eiubea beiurst ett einen ebenf5psen SansbaIt

SennGe Ga Sd niinife Sble t5ubelen, ncl por5ugihe
2bia Sban Ie9etable COMPOUND geleht bot r
eaa at saGrn gerie6 m eincn tnerden @enbbei ts u
ton oat aub@ @tanOe aus bre Eeronn bebeoen
estat al beiorse h enm buf nuben iminoeigen
Gb eimgcint a iortpdbrenb falte be ro Sdnbe o lit
ba5 Sooigfe Ser W ioge eS battbe i deres Ge'
ur Gperaion nrbe id 8tIebens elm oab b6en;
tbei NIT i bant bot nod parteu ple 9an
CAB infer apotfr mneu Wanne Den 0 i'd oe eia 2pbia g.
@nfbnns @geobIe COMPOUND gebaden, b buor bin i'd peer
pog rirt norbe w beiorge m ebetfopgen Soubalt o
orbee nod @oten Sd bin ir Sofbar, oaB i oiee
geon in Die Sbe befam Sd bin bcr5ag oab e nn Seen &C.
ouie baben n wobtbaige &rg al i peripat aarS 50 g.
2n0iep, n. st. g. Seimne, 60
gcnu Sic ipesrsn ab mhuen baum reben Sic perrau
Die Ssbia g. Ynbam Mebere &c. Wai Sbr gef wrS
an seDu selen beampprtet GUAR funoeua
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Sie ioSiale SebeutnnS Der Gr-
iimoer- nnb Gxtpefer,
biusrapbieH.
gm Gr. @eorg 9 ie ose n "a p y.

MeniH uno &anosmamn: 6us mar
bor Dem ariege aidu jeoer 9eutite MT
jeoer Ielttid)en, ion0ern Der Wtenid)
uuo 2unDsmann fling, ie nah Stang
uno Neihtbunl, anoerslpo ON; crit Der
tsrieg bat oielen Die glugeu geoffnet,
oaB G1ib ,oa linten i'm 8olfe" ibres.
slei6en urtb of piel before NeniAen
bauier. 0ieier lei0er crit inn &riege
geipounenen @rfabrune bate I'M sSrie'
Oen i9on lange oorgearbeltet Deroen
tonnen. 9IIle, ote iirt friiber fin et,paS
geIonoers ilber benz Solfe bielten, ba.
ben auf Der S6ule einmalgbplttunter'
ridt gebabt Ii. babei HiGt MIR aus oem
Whlnbe bes Sebrers, ionbern aud aus
Den 2ebrbiidern, oeren es ia Dieie 9u'
senOe giht, Die 0aHeen Srmtlin, So.
raOap, 5railnbofGr, @eiBier, Ruhul.
forff, Heis. Stobrer. Berg, @agner,
@Oiion unb Ohm pernonnen. Us iinD
oas flongoolle 9tauen aus Der @e.
i6ifte Der Tbpiif, uno GIf ben @e.
ieser ser Bbpitf berlbt bod 5urr groB'
ten Sbeile rniere Setnif, Der mir ieSt
unier 9aiein oeroa,rfen. 81te Geut,
ide, Die mir iir0, bas bPibt in fernen
3eiten iulo 2dtl6ern beiier belDa1loert
ais 81 tSauie, ba6en mir 5lpar Dom
9lmerifaner 6ranflin gerpubt, Sab or
emit Elm gphbrufergeieQe uro ipdter-
b1n Elm einfluBreiber 3ettrugsrnenidb
Serleeer ulb ShriftIteaer In elmer
Nerion NOR bnbeu mir pielleidt olid)
gehDrt, oaB SaraOa9 un6 gbtiou IN III.
rer Syugcllo einntal 3etnlngen allsge.
1rcgen un0 itb niibiom bon unten Der
III Die SObe eeor6eitet bober. 9as
nber @ugncr, Der grfin6er Deg m Der
gleftrotetnif 10 rd6tisen 8agner.
iAen SautfHers, pe6er Brofefipr nod
ouf nur profeftoneQer Wte@arifer,
ica0crn etnfober 8ubbaIter rDor, Der
tereits i'm oierten SSnbEebHt iet1les
ssebens ltano, als er begnnu, iif als
9riirer 2aie NIT 8bDfif gu teiaiier,
oas lit beiiterlo6 in Der petteiRn Sef.
fentlidfeit urtbefm1rt. 9esalei6Rn,
COS St6brcr Elm etltfaf,er .Deesbanifer
fpar, an ben iib &rofeiioreu iato ;Sor.
Tier bon &eltr1f panSten, Inn 2yoeen
81 Ipparnten GuSgefittrt 6u befom.
cileI; ferner buB &uhrt1forff uH5 8eiB,
Ter ebenfnlls rur NeuhGuiter tparen;
Dab Oein @rfi1rter 6es GyerlripreAers,
Geis, als Observation-Disclosures aai oem
Ga16e fetr groBes pbniitoIiiH9es 2ubo.
ratoriitnt 5ur Berfiiging itoub, oos
paben tpobl bic dlertpenigiten auf Ser
Sdaile erfobren, Oieien irnmerbin
ititt belonsIoien @tlonagsn1angel ha.
ben bo9itens cue 3eitungen ,ino IN De.
men MN aaberrntlife Ber}pnen etrpos
beboben. Wenn roeiB, mos iuir bern gro
ben @errer GTen,ens prbdnfen iotl.
ten aber aist ipdie,l. tpus bieier ieiaern
weehunifer SaIsfe riibmeno gum @e.
6dffniB gefrtriebeu bat. atu6l6 melt.
beriibrlteu DeiBperfe gebcn o,tf einer
etifaGen Waehnrifer suriM. Ser
apnnn abr, nst benz bic @peftral.
onnlpfe begaun, Die prphfoGmrifte
DernsbaHaag bert r'tuautfhlnrrHen gur-
oia,es at tEm. enus,s StispaI
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Srcitrbofer, berielbe. Der aii6 Die ber-
beiIerten ooer nelien 2Sultrunente lie
ierte, nit benen baum 3useilSe BON
reiden Siebbaberu urio anltliGeu
| iSataeleErter gntOederrubm ouLSiui.
atrl erilten foni1ten mar Slaerlebr.
ling uno ailtobi0aft, ipns ia ipobl Der
3eitlngsIeier gepiB id,un irgenoesn.
nal III allBeraItlibeu SSugenoihrifteu
ooer SageSbldtteru, aber IN ben ielteil'
item 6aLeu autli9 i'm Sduilunterridpt
3li boren befain.
Sic 9ieibe ioldaer 9eiipieIc Gese ii6
3etrddaIid permebren, iobdlo mir @r.
finoers uHb gutbeterSSiosrupbisu
obne 9tiidlid)t mlf SanoesgrefBen bel.
GlBieben. GelDaltige SSSal0ultrien uIo
-;nse5GbIte &ege1taitbe oes gtuseus
In6 8ergttiieens peroanfen ibr 2aiein
-Dteiliden, Die Sabre unb cssabr3ebnte
lang cine 1uabre .9ettelegilten5 sefilbrt
jcben. 3Deiea g9elten, oIe beibc ollr9
ore ofTeiltltdeu Sd)alen biabur6ge.
Len, fam oas gar ridr nadoriidIib
3eiug su @euriitbe geii;brt uno eingc'
idarit peroen: Der g8eIt Der gieihen
,I11o Der g9elt Der GBearIter. 2ie Hegie.
rlsrg ioIlte feinen boberen 8orgeiesten
alf ieille 2eute ioslaiien, obue ibm III
ner obeu bereaten Siniidt btnIQug.
lIdeS &Hien oboerlm1gt gu babeH.
@tiien lit ia nod nid)t 9an0elu ulO
5iibIen a5er Der 2Infans 0asu.
Stun siebt es aber nod mebr aus
ben entoedr. uuo Griiil0erASiogra.
pbien Sl Ierren, als bios Die 2bat.
fo9e, nieoiel allerruertbboQjtes @ei-
itesfapttaI, ipieotel it1lgebobeue 8o6eu.
iGdee oes @eltss oa rnten i'm golfe
5u beben itn0 ODER uernuitbet per6an
fonneu. @A banoeIt ii9 bier um ben
Segen Der pripaten SSiiitiatiue gegeH
sem 6lu9 oes 2rdgbeitsuioeritunoes
Ger a1tlidren poer orsaniiierten g8eit
Organization III beute Sruulpf.
Utit poIlem &ebt. 9lber Grgauiiatio-
men baben altd lire glaftbeile. Gle
teluBen oft oos Sdlpergclpibt ibrer
seialuulelteu Strait 5lr llnterorldilng
Des yteuen uno Segensreiden. Cine
ileberiIlle bon 8eiipielen bieten Die
9e!cgrten Srganiiationen. Wii Yiib'
illlo g}otb pernlodten ii6 oie Matte.
rlctiid,en uro nati,rtpiiienidaftli6en
tSu6er an ben uniueriitaien eiIl 4lds.
d)cn Ieben ben Sbeologcn ltno 8biIO.
logcl ~ erfmnipfeu. Sd,iper bat es ge.
balten, Der Observation-Disclosures uno Der
@ermmliitif @leidbereGti9ung NIT
,1ltereu uniDeriitdtsi idapeltern 81 er.
rtE9en. @Gre es ollein auf Die 3lmft
fer 9amtHeri6ulieoc III BlaSgolp ar.
getoAlmeu. 0onn bate elmer Der qe.
ooltigiten @rfinOer, Gomes a3a.t, noG
nitt einnal ais Sanbrerfer ii6 ME.
ocrlaiien biirfen; Gle beregte 3mft |
ltenlilte ii3 eesen oen D1ann, Der
rtebr tpertb ipor ais ale .3iinlte sit
farmengenommen Oils &iquet III |
Urantrel9 utter 2i1opig XIV. ben
oeriituIten &altal pcm Whttelmaer
Gum &tIdrtiiGeu boute, batta er eben.
10 6ie anrtliden Sugenieitre aegen ii6 |
irte Stepbenion, als er oie gabu
Mon9eiter -s2iberpool bdui.. gGeit |
mi,3tc man ausbolen LIN aues uui5u.
5dbGcn, mas anttSaelebrtp, nit hot,-
ten ptfieni9aftlihen 9iteln bebanoen, |
in ibrern @rntsoiinfal eegen Gntoeder
.iao Grftnber seiiin6ist ba5en. Sier
HaT asasga .oeaisa marsa,uslts Bail
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81 frQnf
lllll I'll arbtiten
Wiele Traaem In hieicm 3nitanbe crlangem
bnr9 ben 6ebrau9 bon aboia 6. Yinf5am's
Gesetable Gompouno tire GeianoBeit tuicoer.
ltebersenaenSer seueis Sieier sbatia6e.

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sSrauenbetpperoe, nit Sduner5en i'm 9tiden iino IN
Der Seite 10 bob i aiBer Stanoe bar, neire Slrbeit
gu oerridten Grei nerieoene @er5te batten mid in
@ebanblng 10 oaB i6 nabeju entutbigt par, bis mir
meme Sdpdgern zines Cages miHbeilte Apie lie ourd
2pbia G. 8infbam's @egeta6le COMPOUND flirirt fpr.
De- SD 6edloB e1en @erdb banlt 81 ntad9en no oos
@itte bat mid prfId pieber bergetet 10 ooB m iest
neine gan5e Salsarbeit pieber perridten fann llno
beielbe lit feineslpees leid ba i einen breiidbrigeu
a1aben babe~ - Mrs. g. 81 gbines, 8iogpap, asenit
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- RtiIt 5rufhebe ma %
reRb bes arisges. Die
airitgsporhreitunsen babeR u. u.
bi. gDirtuns, bab bas guntes gu
iiisbepariemsni angslpitisn fsin
ipIl, sessn bic Der gerieBuns bss
Sbermnn 9ntitruit geTebis dilse'
flaahn Gjrpbforpordtionen IN NOD,
fer 3sit ipsniser dssrsHio por5uss.
ben. Die er5iingene qlusioiunq BON
sorpprationen, ipie Die Il. 9. Gie:I
Corp, Corn probuits Corp. u ",
fasie elm Banter, ipdbrenb ii@ bus
2anb am Ronbs sinss srissss be-
finbss. ipdre fiir bic Rssisruna 70,
pobl. ols alidb fir bic b,pon k,
irofffnen aorpOraiionen elm It,ptrsr
Gdlds. 60 liefsri bic u. g. GstI
Corp. ailsin iibsr 40 projsnt allen
fiir glesisruRss3psdt bsnOttiettn
Giatls, unb lie bilbet bic Saupi.
@s5ugBquelle BON giobmateriaf fiir
bic MuntioHsiabritsn, ,sk bic
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metp. Dsercfpils. 3nb. i3--i4
gran fu4i slrteti ihr A3aftsn Tib AassIn.
1926 pIeafant sirabs.
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.rits aaIbs auf linen 3ua aua.

trite 9aIbs auf sinsn 3us aus.
.proIii! iasis Der 5tufel uno
madie es sbenip.
.8ra0p, Serr fyanftrI!l go Ia
rsbt! 5rinisn idnnjt b'!s
2tbtr aflmGbli4 fam bas wisrgIds
bsm Gparifanitrl iinnlsr Ibfpsrer Dor.
Gr fp,Irbs beranid!, obipcbI sr sipl.
idrn itbem GlaB ein paar Sirsitts
boIst0pfnsn snabbtrtt. Das Dliins
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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
OZONE

Walter Miller came up from Rock
wood and spent the weekend with his
family.
Geo. Rice spent Tuesday night in
lockwood.
Seaborn Dyal was in Grassy Cove
Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives.
Tom Cox was in lockwood Tuesday
on business.
Miss Anna Orlison went to Knoxville
Wednesday to attend convention of
mission workers..
Ferd Rice went to Indiana Tuesday
to accept position at good salary,
after spending the winter here with his
parents.
Orval and Luther Burrss have each
moved their families from Westel to
Ozone.
Dock Scott, Jr.. left last Sunday to
Join the army.
John Ashburn is quite sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Ed Miles, of Pine City, spent
the week here with her mother, Mrs.
A. j. Erwin.
Tom Cox has bought horse and
Joined the army in the turrow."
Mr.. Murphy, our new section fore.
man, has moved from Westel to Ozone.
April 16. Dot.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
CLEAR YOUR SKIN IN SPRING.

CLEAR YOUR SKIN IN SPRING.
Spring house cleaning means clean
ing inside and outside. Dull plmply
skin Is an aftermath of winter inactiv-
lty Flush your intestines with mild
laxative and clean out the accumulated
wastes, easy to take, they do not grippe.
Dr. Kings New Lite Pills Will clear
your complexion and brighten your
eye. Try DIR. Kings New Life }''ls
tonight and throw off thn sluggish.
winter shell. At druggists. 5Jc 2
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
POMONA

Miss Mary Spencer, of Creston, is
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashburn, and
, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ashburn have moved
into the old Smith home across the
road from j. o. holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. y. Hembree have
taken possession of their nome here.
2. l.. Stone is building a new barn
and making many other Improvements
on the place he recently bought here.
Hewson Benedict, who was accident
ally shot in the face two weeks ago,
was taken to Nashville by his mother
Thursday. where an examination was
made of mis- eyes. They returned Sat
urday, and while the two specialists
who examined his eyes held out very
little hope for the complete recovery
of his sight, they seemed to feel that,
when the W unds have entirely healed,
this great gift might be recovered to
at least slight degree. HIS friends
here have not lost courage yet, and
still hope that this fine, sturdy lad,
who has been 40 brave through 1t all,
will be able to look out upon the world
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Van Patten
and children, of Michigan, arrived last
week and will make their home with
Mrs. Van Patterns cousin, John Ettien.
Rev. Rogers, of Atlanta, assisted by
Rev. Butler, conducted services at the
Congregational church Sunday. Spec
ial services, conducted by Rev. Berke-
man, will be held at the church here
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Wilt, John Et-
tien and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Patten at
tended services at Claysville Sunday.
April Is. o. b.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
HOw's This :

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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN VICTORY

This bears the date, April, 1917, and
differs from the battle among the
clouds OF some fifty years ago. Then
shot and shell brought death, desola-
ton and ruin.
The victory of few days ago means
justice, liberty and progress, and was
achieved by the women of the town of
Lookout Mountain. when the municipal
vote was extended to them recently.
Lookout Mountain IS the first town IN
Tennessee to take this advanced step.
May it lead all the towns in the state
in progressive methods.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-04-18
TO TENNESSEE LUMBER AND
COAL COMPANY.
No. 1915.

No. 1345.
Columbia Trust Company as Trustee
VS.
Tennessee Lumber and Coal Company.
In the Chancery Court at Crossville.
1t appearing from the bill in this
case, which is sworn to, that the Ten
nessee Lumber and Coal Company is
justly indebted to Colun bla Trust
Company as trustee, the Complainant,
and that it resides out of the state and
an attachment having been issued and
levied on the Defendants property, 1t
is ordered that publication be made tor
four consecutive weeks in the Cross
VILE Chronicle, requiring said defend
ant to appear before said Chancery
Court on or before the first Monday in
June, 1917, and make defense to the
Bill filed against it in this cause,
otherwise said bill will be taken for
confessed and the cause proceeded with
eX parte.
This April 7, 1917.
c. G. Black,
4-ll-4t. Clerk and Master