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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM ANGEIINE

GENUINE EGYPTIAN pAiMtar
Reads your entir. life. past. present and
future correctly. Swing names dates
and figures ia business. love. law. mar.
tihHs and domestic troubles. tells you
what you are best adapted for and
what 10 30 Co better your conditions
IN ifs This lady reads your hand as
YOU would an opan book. reading
BY her viii meet your hiahsat sxpscta-
tons hnd Nnu viii lie wiser and hap.
pier after consulting net, che having
the Ettt uf removing al evil influences
and placing YOU tn an environment Of
hhpps Thought aud coutsutment. Sps-
,ial feediuHa this week 20 cents bats
isfaction guaranteed Permanently
located ~ room :, Hotel burnside.
ttoa@ FtfHt ave, opposite market
Mia doipEu. MEDIUM. WILL no
ct itat Third ave- room So Liberty
HuildimE after the tath Of this nonth.
Consultations daily. circles Tuesdays
and ttidaYs. o. ~.
RAFAEL. FAMuta MEDIUM oiYEA
names. dates. facts. etc. Ia love. WAT
fienH. business. Positive satisfaction
guaranteed. Special. today only, 500.
200 Liberty hlds, iiot rhifd ave.
MYRTLE nEndEs HpfnirCAL MEs
dium Test circles Monday, Thursday
evenings conauitatton daily slGH
NHlvetsitY st. room !. Phone Main
sgaa.
AIRS nruhtck SPIRITUAL. MfSiRs
ter Circtca Tuesday, Friday evenings.
consultation daily itetst pybes. 1854
thlfd eve Phone Eiiiott siif
GENUINE. nnAr REApiNu nY Nci.
eucv or ~ psYehiam. Room n. teth
ptke
PRpFEHs0R RwEErzER HnArfLn's
greatest medium. viii locate anything
tss Howard ave y
GARD HrADiNG ROOM il i6fu<
. ileSsl =, slr., .. aye
- LEGAL NOTICES
~ rHE biarRlCT Counr on Tur
United states, Tor the Western plss
tfiti o. Washington. Northern Division.
40 ss2s NOTICE 90 SALE
tb the Matter ~ the Estate OF ueerEs
". carter. bankrupt
Notice 10 hereby given that a. meet
iBE Of creditors. 10 10 held ct the
affirs OF g. X Mawktum Itsferes ia
BANKRUPTCY. tsa. T. @. smith nuiids
inK. Seattle. Washington. on Friday.
August II. 1917. at the hour Of ]
o'clock 8. m. bids viii b. received for
tract sH of Hunnyslds Fivs.Arts
Tracts. hnahamiAb county. washing
t9H. such hids 60 be iu writing and
sesi"d. and accompanied BY a csrtiflsd
cherh. phyahis "a the order % the
truhtve, for ton fi0ssi PEI cent % the
amoNut tid. whien deposit shAfl BE-
oams the prapertY Of the tfustsa upon
tho acceptance Of any bid. Trustee
reserves the right TO rslseg any and
ali bida Hiaa muHt b Submitted 10
the referee or the undersigned trustee
any tiats prief 60 calling % said meet
log Further information ufHy be oh.
tanned frefn the undersigned.
II ~ JONES Truss@s,
go Cnlnian building
BRONSON. nnHtS H0S JONES.
Attorneys FOE Trustee.
tis ttoimau building
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Vessel Movements

ARRIVED At SEATTLE
Aur, s~Oinutn. from Fan Lsis. Vts TIA
cams. At s.fa a. m
Despatch. fFom r. Alaska. az
Lafaurhs from Nome and r. Michael.
at 7sHo O. m.
Aug. = katfuku Marw. from Oriental
ports a. tfit = IN.
CoFdovA. from Tacoma. At ~ 80 q ~.
barge Acapulco from Tacoma. In tow
~ tug Henry ntadls. at , m.
ti-Et from "a 8 Alaska. a. t.s0 =. m.
Dolphin. from .. AtsekA. a. 1siE
.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
AuE. 1T A n Crook. for Anchor
aEs, at $50 n. ~
ghsEwsY. for Nhnaifna. ~ C.. at ,
ALASKA VESSELS
JUNEAU Aug s- Sailed Northwest
ern. wsrfbouud. A. 1919 ,. n spokane.
seuihbaunf. as a, "a
wHhSGELI~ Aug kEniirds Hum
boldt. aouthhopnd. at ~ a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

fAe Chinese roots
and herbs ean
~ ssaf,siiy treat
all disorders es
nsu and women
Special fur the
tooshRs he. head
ache. stomach,
rupture. hftL
aure throat. vel
lew fever aweti
laE pfm pfss
Rxlu. Nnunas as
Newa aud nsrvnttH
dtsar 4ra nav o
been treated sue
rcsHfmttY
CHINESE
RE NfEuN co
81 yNaah3r stoa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
NINE NOM

phrenoiaglss ard ssrf read .
81 wUl tell you u she aas feH love
be TRUE Or fslss tsii you whsn or whom
you will marry RdviaH on business.
speculation. Investment, love, marriage.
divorce. rpuuits the separated and
cause speedy marriage wlth the one Of
your choice the secret 81 power and
tsrnuns4 Influence how 70 win IN
business. lose. health and Ell affairs
hfeAn no mistake when Hrssius the al
vice ~ q elAlrvoyant o. pairAtst As a
seer % thingu hidden 60 man or wnfn-
az Nine Ssna has no equal Many
profess tire SIT 81 cfRfrNsyH but
few indeed are 80 gifted ore Visit
60 Fsrrine Egyptian scientist viii
repay you for many di~appoiHtmenta.
Special reading see Motel Earring
ION. i5i3 Second ave. 10 a. 90, 70 s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

Cant. c. T Marsh. In charge OF
the naval militia Of the country. in
spected the Lake Washington ma
val training station Wednesday
and gave 1t his approval.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
Madam Leslie

Egyptian rArsn1fpsiat sna msaium One
whn rap aftwAliY tell yuu uNat yoe
vent 70 knaw stthaut aakire sfnais
4usHttnm. Gives advice huw go gain
success tn business end fsuitir affairs
cnurfahtp and marriage tells SOS
WhAt bnsiu~sa Is most lucky fof yaW.
and shat peat ~ the world @iii DO
usefs succession fsF sea. aa tisas An4r 80
NHin ard hold q sund position &he tells
n the ore sou love Il true uf fe5Hs
gives tHe name - yuur f8ture husband
er wtte. ard causes speedy nHfri4aH
with the one - Yaaf chetrs hriaFs tHe
separated together taaAas haretsiFss
tstNesn man sad wifa The MADAM
can adelse nnw 20 avoid an bad iues
and evil tuflHanee ard tFouhie, and
rhusn you 10 Anva ruoa Jack ana sun
ess# tn nuy tbinK yea taks In hand. y hts
lady does Hot tell 90 please yam. bgt
gives onlr Truthful advice you can de-
pend on One Visit 70 best viii repay
You Eos n,anY itsAppqlutnsntn IN 9th
ere vhss 10 the madame first ;inse ~
Seattle Nattsfa0t3nn EuaFansseA or NO
charges special fsadlBHa 50 cents for
two wesas only Messl Norris. tpum 3.
ttsfA rstrd. h~t~ssu Futaa aad Fthv
Hssrr. to 80. daily hna SUNDAY.
attESrftfC pHHESofDatHr
rhts fsfe0as phrsnalnsist reads your en-
tire tte fust 80 ths head tuHieeteH
gives yau dates facts. tells yea what
has passed tn ilfe. shat il haunsHi nF
wtfhaut asktnE sinEle question. Hhe
does uat tm4t fnia#N ta please. hut frsHs
thinEs iuat az the hsaa Indicates tells
you shat pisusts ysu we're born under.
the iueAY and unjurkY plAuetH when
amA whura yeu viii marry settles and
sxptAtua love. family troubles mar
rlaes#. divorce. health. business. Il =
suite speeulattoHs. Investments,
transs. ti0nt g All kinds; in fact. 40
matter SHAT yeur bore. fear o. anti.
ton. gsma 70 this noted phrsmeiaEls
ard fnd help There "a ne need fof
anvons 10 Re unsueraHsful tler advice
removes Ali trouble shs guarantee
satiHfartI9u 0f no charge Her readings
are strictly confidential Call ard eon.
suit her Special FUadtnFs for ons % es X
only soc. Maura ~ 70 .. m.
Room - Anusrs Hotel, Fourth and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM JENETTE


GREAT EGYPTIAN
puRENOLOGlST AND MEDIUM
one who can actually toll yog what YOU
want 90 know without NHhtnE siunie
question Gives tFue utvlro how 60
satin success in hnalusaH and family at
fuifa, cputtahip and MARRIAGE tells
Suu what huaiuraH is most lucky foe
you and what part Of the world viii
a. more sueceesful for YOU. htvteer how
~ gain and held good position She
trlia " the one sou love iu true 81 falae +
Hfses the name Of NeuF future husband
Or wife. and causes speedy marriage
with The one ~ your ehotca brings the
separated together makea happiness
between man ard wife THE madam
can advise you how "a avoid an tad
tuck AMI trouble. and 'vhuHv sou &C.
have good tuvh and nutreHs in anything
Nou take ~ hand This lady does not
toll 20 please you. bnt gives emily truth
fui sdNtte yen can depend on owe
Welt e. bess VIII repay you fpf many
dtsArpetntmvuta Ia othsts This iH
the uadaW's first time iu t~attls Rat
tHfapti0u guaranteed. OF uo charges
Special readings so cents, Cor two
weeks eHiF lIptsl Green. Fourth and
PIKE, room IT, t'the IT. entrance
Hours, 60 $50 siiy and SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09


rilE euFrLr % non oflAbT rUR.
NirritM At NEATTf.E LEADING
ArcTtON HOUSE. z6et.s-l SEC
oNp AVE ttwp doors bgFth ~ Nicer.
fbvhtreb. Is nog exhausted. despite the
heavy selling thruuNh July. We have
swothRf coed assaftmsmt listed Ter
FEtpAY8 AUCTION. 10 20. August
10. Including whseiark ptanais ptsnn.
wish rolls - music. NtrteF talktnE
machine. utth cabinet awd lots OF rec.
otdn. f-afaNrF HFuu hsad Slayer. fine
Smith Premier Typewriter aud asak
Encyclopedia HrttanHtsR. handsome
mahogany bnaknass fuit 81 books, ma.
h9eanY bed. large and small princess
dFTsanfH, chiffeutsf. center table. 2
good rockers ard arm rhsir2. costly
oeh dteaHsfa and ehiffauisfs reed and
eak rockers. large leather regksf. beau
tifai bail sat Fine onk buffet. aininE
ehaits pedestal extension tables. china
eieest. library tshlss, sanitary and
aufirs coaches. heavy bras. bed. (.
sna fuit sifs beds with tsss ~ springs
And mattresses. piiisws bsddinK eur.
taius pofttsrss, pictures fancy Vhtaa.
vases, ssfa&nisFsa. siAss~Afs. bfit e.
hree. tfente statue. silver sbd other
ruatsY rmhftFsttr&s. stsctfts lamps sep.
pee psfgaisturs Esd rhAfinH dish. a
alice colise3sae ~ plants. lots 81 tesls,
uuck and other coal ranEss, cook stove
with reservoir, Eaa ranges. is~ cream
tables ana chairs. art sawarvs. carpets.
rwus runner. liHelsum. rahaelsufu,
ste John buahst & senH. AaetigHssfs
Maia 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

PUGET SOUND
Steamers |
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
erwAMrHs LEAVE rHoM toLMAN
DOCK. root or MARION srHkEf
Law. Arrive
H..tti. Rs.tus
victoria, n. c.--ress Towss~nd-reri
Angeles
ts-as steamer sol Due. fe.l Tlitpm
MID trownssnd. Angeles dair
nisht and Victoria.
daily .Doss not call at
Victoria Sundays
Tsesm. Direct
fisasfn @tramers Tacoma aud ttteam
saeesm Indianapolis for ia. 10 soa'n
~ senm earn. direct steamer ~ aopn
fisarrn every two hours teel isePh
seopm single trip, fse round tisppia
teenfn trip. set'h
,isewL 10 iaepm
daily J oail1
Port r.wn.s~a -eeeial
siso.mistr siea.. for PORT ,sem
Iiespm Townsend dirsot 10 Apffn
daily konnsrt. at Townssnf nshb
With rail iinss for all
points on Olrmplo
ipsninsuia
Ansee-~s sns Nottingham
,sessm steamer whsiermi ssarn
daily for AnaeBrtes rnf hshr
Nottingham.
Ev~sets---s.iiinsh sn,---Anssertes-
Port Towns~pd
10 eep-Is a. Kui.bsp. for .eeprn
saiiy igvsrsu. Anseorfes dshr
isns lie iinshs
s.. In.n leland. Nottingham
Zee str. No.@iie. for PORT oepn
-r,sushtfTc~nseua sns rsii Taesf'F
sunday bingham. via all esni Tharsr
800, tu.n island points satury
rhurs'r .-
par, Tawr.~ad-r-rf Arseiss-Nenh
Hay .~a Wa Ports
lice str Waiaissie. forl tsapra
mtan'htsaft Townsend. fettl Ipssfy |
eunaayiapssies Nsah Hay Thprsr
Ta.sd'ys.nd way ports ha'"ft 1
Thufsr --
Fart Tswrsers--rarf snsstrs. f1slism 4
and Way Ports
TEA. 90, c,,, =, Ar,.,..itsssprn
,,,s,.stisey r~f, Tnwns.nd daily
daily 'rort williams, pua-
lysns@s snf Per. An
lsstss Goes through
Ito c1snsru ~ trips
leaving Seattle Mon
h.ys wednesday,
lsna friday, only. .-.-..-
Pert o.mhie-tsais~- f1sxier
,.Ta,..n., Puget, ~ is.rs
go, tptnssian 0srn BE sstiy
.m.a, gvstaw ssrKion.l sueept
estuTylvt.stss. Te~nssnd. Sunday
iHan.Stiis and HAD
lock
,ssor steamer ruses. far s.sspsn
tKins.ian. faaie~ srtl
say peinh
s,,s.v stear~. rus~t. 70. tisepm
tninxssoa. iatisv snsl
i~sy peiris
Nod e.rsi-t..msie--Iu
Tftsra sp. ro,is,eh. for ifss
s.tiy fT.uHie-. Pert osmhis nidn'h'
zee, ..psnssr ara all srceu,
sunssy tyain,s On Hood csasll eanssy
p.tnt. rnartsa 80 are boat taastnSs
p..,srs.rs for these points ara Zoe
o,n.. host iardins paints must make
,h.sr s.n arrangements fer landing
"a assume ali rist ara liability in
-.Aias saeh handbag Steamers pas
,.ns.t rsss does net ineisds beat land
inx eharya
ua.s.s. ilahtitsy 10 limited ss wesr.
,nx sppsrsL not te srrssf siss fsr
.sat. ticket its rsasss allowed IRE.
Steamers ard shsaniss ssbisss 70
.t.n.s without nettee rvelrht re.
s.tvss daily for ali potato fsse.psins
r.eo~at named In above schedule
Ttessts must ~ purchased 81 tleks,
eff,es Cp.a fvem t's = tn. 10 is,es
utsniGht
rpcgr SOUND NARRATION co.
Tieh~s off,ce. C.ifnes Deet.
rhsse. MATS ssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
MADAME IONfi

hiN IN WI t'PANAfN
CLAfRVOYA&T. PHHENploGtSr AND
pAfs1gTRY
6is University, near Fifth. Tells past.
present end future. combating bustnsrs
and low affairs. adviFe you about a.
vores cases and what viii be your
lucky step Tn life to take. wilt tell fuil
names OF your lover. sweetheart.
friends. enemies. and what you are
most adapted for. Readings daily and
sundays For one week. SOC.
REV. J 6. r GRrABfNr or BOSTON.
Mass will bs at the Washington state
spirtanlists camp at EdRe"ood.
wash on the Tacoma InterurpnM
from August 10Th 20 20th. to lecture
and hold classes All welcome Good
restaurant and tent accommodations,
Buss meets al trains For infOrma-
ton. write W - Aifken, president
Tacoma, u. y. - ?. Box 80
MADAM HEHsTTTA. RELIABLE ME
dun and card reader. gives valuable
advice on business and domestic ar
fairs IN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE,
consult her. Special. soc. 1875 y
Fifst ave. opposite Liberty theatre.
NINE HEBEs. MARVELLOUS AsTRAL
trance cIairvoyHnt card reader hps-
olal today. 90 cents. Room i0t. Con
trail Hotel, opposite colonial thTetrs.
REV BERTHA NEL8nN TRUE Nd
wiser. gives private eauHultation daily.
circles sunday, Tuesday and FRIDAY
evenings 1908 Fourth ave
CARD HEADING. ROOM d. 1899 b
Eirat ave. York Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09

NJ HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
sas james ~. bet znd and 1rd Avss.
Seattle. WARh. Estahtiahsa tRG4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-09
spIRlruAL MEpIUMs

ALKALINE lloyd
otbsrs come snd go, but for 20 years
Alkaline lloyd has been Rsatties phren-
oloRtM and business adviser IN all At.
fairs of life 2il Union, Apt. t. Ill
Holt ASA Special this week, 800.
zEILDO-CLAIRvo IELlABLE.
cents. 62l Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
LANCASTER FOLKS TAKE
LONG TRIP ON FOURTH.

Mrs. Mary Judd and three children,
Helen, Baxter and Charles, and Mrs.
H. E. Baxter, left Lancaster at ten
o'clock last Tuesday morning bound
for Madison. They reached the CAPT
toll city at 2:15 p. m. There they Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Good
rich taking in the fish hatchery Villas
Park Zoo and other sights and remain
ed over night. The next day with the
Goodrich family they motored through
Lower Sank to BarabOO reaching Dew
lis Lake Park by dinner time. There
they picnicked and returned to Bar
aboo and the auto races in the after
noon. Wednesday evening they re-
turned to Madison and went fishing
in Lake Wingra. Mrs. Judd and son
and Mr.. Goodrich caught SO blue
gills and quit. The next morning at
10 the Lancaster folks started home
reaching here at 2:30. Half an hour
was spent in Dodgeville for dinner
making the time home four hours. Mrs
Judd drove her Ford car the entire
distance of 81 miles without even a
puncture. Her totaf expenditure for
gasoline was $5.15. A number of in
teresting things were seen enroute and
fine time had all around
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
FERRYMEN FINED
FOR TECHNICAL VIOLATION

Through the apparent efforts of the
Iowa authorities to find technical vi
olations of the states bone dry" law,
Smith e Liscum, their assistant, Har-
ry Hubanks, and Brandenberg & Hen
kel, all Cassville ferrymen, were fined
$50, $25 and SIS, on Friday of last
week. 1t seems that prior to this time
a rushing business had been carried
on between Iowa and Cassville with
people who came across and loaded
up for the dry spell. The Iowa sheriff,
Mr.. Bergemeyer, and special assist
ants stationed themselves at Turkey
River to watch for law violations. On
the day Of the arrests a stranger at
tempted to go across from Cassville
with key of beer on the car. Mr..
Smith ordered him to remove the keg
and some bottled goods before pro-
ceeding. The stranger drove away, re-
turning apparently unloaded. On the
other side the stranger produced the
]. wet goods" and star. The ferry
men were then taken to Elkader and
the fines imposed. If the above YER
sion is true it would seem that over
jealous officials are in danger of com
pounding felonies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
MUSCODA CELEBRATES
IN SPLENDID STYLE.

Muscoda boosters enthusia stically
claim that from 10000 to 10000 peo-
pie visited their village on the 4th and
made the welkin ring. They say fur
thermore than 1000 cars were parked
in the village. The Booster Club had
made full preparations for the NAM
moth crowd and the comfort and
pleasure of the guests was well taken
care of. The automobile parade was
the feature Of the morning and the To-
cal Red Cross took first prize for the
best decorated float. Free acts, music
by the Boscobel band and baseball
game between Richland Center and
Highland, completed the program.
The paid admissions to the last named
were nearly 1000 with proceeds of
$41385. At the evening dance, 259
numbers were sold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
SUNKEN RIVER LOGS
TO BE RECLAIMED

Sunken logs, logs beneath the wat
ers Of the Mississippi river many
years ago, and now being mined from
the river bed by machinery, will be
turned into 100000 possibly 10000
600 feet OF lumber this season, accord
ing to p M. Parker, President Of the
Parker kellogg Lumber Co., of Mime
apolis. The river, worked by lumber
men for 20 years, is declared to be
fairly paved with logs from Minneap-
oils to the headquarters. '"There will
be a general cleanup" R. H. Chute,
secretary of the Mississippi e Rum
River Boom Co., said recently. emo
one knows how much there is of this
sunken log supply, but we believe
they are thick all the way along, and
they make excellent lumber" We are
raising logs that have been in the
river As years." said Mr.. Parker, land
they are just as good now as when
they were cut. AS long as the log is
under water it does not decay"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
So NEW MEMBERS TAKEN
INTO CASSVILLE ORDER

A class of So, twenty of whom were
ladies, was initiated into the Cassville
branch Of the Catholic knights of
Wisconsin, on Thursday week ago.
The exercises we're held in Concert
hall a Milwaukee drill team conduct
ing the ritual work At the close of
the ceremonies, John F. Callahan,
state secretary, delivered an impress
sive address along patriotic lines. Mr..
Callahan makes a witty and impress
sive talk and his audience heartily ev-
1denced it's appreciation.
Only members Of the order were
permitted to be present. Representa-
tives were there from Prairie du
Chen, Potosi and Lancaster. The in
itiation increases the Cassville mem
bership over 100 per cent. At the last
biannual convention of the lodge per-
mission was granted to take in lady
members. Cassville is one of the first
towns in the state to exercise this pre-
negative.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
FLOUR AND FEATHERS
INSANE MAN AT COUNTY JAIL
MIXES NEW KIND OF DOUGH
NO SALVAGE.

While there is nothing about an in
sane person to make fun of, incidents
sometimes arise that have their anus
ing side. This is one OF them
Last Tuesday DR.. Heraty of Bloom
ington, came to Lancaster with Hen
ry Bremmer of Fennimore, who had
been taking treatment for a mental
trouble at a Dubuque private sanitar-
ium! Mr.. Bremmer was to remain in
the custody of the sheriff overnight
and be conducted to Mendoza the next
day.
About one o'clock in the morning
Mr.. Hymer heard noise in the deten-
ton room on the upper floor. Upon
going there he found that Bremmer
had taken three bags of -four placed
in the room for storage, and mixed it
with a quantity of water. He then
ripped open three pillows and mixed
the feathers thoroughly with the
dough. This combination he threw
all over himself, the room and the out
side Of the window. He seemed to
think the deed very funny, which in a
way it was.
Bremmer who is So years old, was
taken to Mendoza on Wednesday. He
was treated in 1915 at the state hos
pltal for mental trouble and has a
brother and nephew in a like condi-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
LOCAL FORESTER TEAM
OFFICIATES AT POTOSI

The local Forester Degree Team
with large party of Woodmen went
to Potosi last Friday evening where
an initiation was to be held. AS the
candidate, DR.. Bowers, was preparing
to take the work a call came and he
went out to set mans leg. Finally
the M D. returned and the initiation
went forward. Following the program
and exemplification a fine supper was
served by the Potosi r. N. A. A pleas
ant evening was spent by all. Those
present from Lancaster were:
Clyde Richardson, Amos Brown.
Clyde Prideaux, Frank Burrows. Ora
Kinney, Albert Gulke, Henry Platt,
Frank Murphy, Louis Bryhan, Jacob
Kraemer, H. j. Mink, Jas. Huff, John
Taylor, 0. Platt, H. Hurlburt, Liant
Galley, L. A. Clark, L. G.. Hickok., Art
Walker, Frank Ward, w. P. Backus,
Chas. Vesperman, Geo. Glider, Aug.
Koeller, Willie Koeller, Al. Payne, Ben
Suer, Fred Avery, E. F. Caller, F. F.
Barnett, Chas. Dickinson, Austin Dew
ey Art Knapp, c. H. Basford, Louis
Bendorf, H. Bryhan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
TEACHERS TO RECEIVE
S45 MINIMUM SALARY,

A new minimum salary law was re-
Gently passed by the legislature pro-
viding that no teacher shall receive
less than $45 per month. School
boards and teachers should bear this
in mind in making out contracts for
the coming year. A change has been
made in the law regarding the quail
fcations of teachers so that after
September LIST, 1919, no one may be-
come a teacher who has not had one
years experience or attended high
school two years and taken one year
of professional training either at a
county training school or a state nor
NAL school. This means that this fall
is the last opportunity for one to take
professional training to become a
teacher without first taking two years
in high school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
REALTY DEAL MEANS
NEW LOCAL INDUSTRY.

A deal was negotiated last Wednes-
day between H. j. Schmidt and Louis
Pendleton Of Roswell, N. NJ, whereby
Mr.. Schmidt acquired possession Of
the corner opposite the city hall now
occupied by VIM. Lorenz and Max
Blackburn. The lot is 30 feet wide
and now covered by a frame structure
which at one time was a hotel. Mr..
Schmidt will erect a modern bakery
on these premises. The building will
be two stories and of brick or tile.
1t will be designed for modern bak-
ing plant second to none in the state.
Mr.. Schmidt intends to handle bakery
goods wholesale and retail exclusive
ly. He is an ambitious and industri-
Gus young man and THE HERALD
feels sure that his enterprise will be
good thing for himself and the town
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1917-07-11
HER BOTH BIRTHDAY
NEAR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
GATHERED AT THE HOME OF
MRS. CHATFIELD, SUNDAY.

few relatives and close friends
gathered at the home of Mrs. Phoebe
Chatfield last Sunday while the latter
was at church and greatly surprised
her upon her return Mrs. Chatfield
was 80 years young last Sunday, July
7th. She has resided in Grant county
since 1848 and has seen this county
develop from a typical frontier to
what it is today. She is remarkably
keen and bright with life holding per-
haps more interest for her than ever.
Mrs. Chatffeld received a dozen tea
roses from the Baptist church and a
shower of postcards from numerous
friends and relatives. Those present
besides Mrs. Chatfield and her daugh-
ter Miss Portia Showalter, were:
Clyde R. Showalter, of Wichita,
Kansas; Mrs. Vivian Chatfield, of MAJ
omanie; Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Grebe and
Miss Florence, of Bloomington; Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Grebe of Beetown;
Mrs. Luella Knoke and sons, Earl,
Abel and Paul; Mrs. Earl Knoke and
little Karl KnOke, of Lancaster; Mrs.
j. Harrington, of Madison.