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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Carroll Blaisdell OF Newport is at
her home here, being called by the Sc rere
illness OF her grandfather, William w.
Bragdon.
Charles L. Shand OF Bar Harbor was
here Thursday night installing officers Of
Schoodic grange. He was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas Tracey.
It is rumored that Catharine's hill Will
be busy locality eventually. {. Vey
Holman, who controls the molly bdenite
mines, has a crew OF men building camp
near the vein.,
Harry Havey, who has been in business
in Pressure Isle, is to have as business
partner, H.. L. Fernald, who has sold his
stock and hay, leaving for Pressure Isle
Saturday. Dana Dyer, who with his
family occupies the upper floor of the
Fernald store, has rented the store.
The funeral OF Mrs. Priscilla Dyer
DwelleySwas held at the Methodist church
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dwelley was
the Oldest person in town SO far as known,
certainly the Oldest member of the
Methodist church here, being constant
attendant until the infirmities OF age
prevented. The last years OF her life she
was much OF an invalid. She was es-
teemed by all. She leaves one sister, Mrs.
Rosamond Fernald.
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COUNTY NEWS
suLL1vAN HARsoR.

Charles H. Pre- BILE made business trip
to Bangor Thursday.
6orosis will meet Friday. Supper will be
served atthe usual hour.
The village aid society will meet this
week with Mrs. Ada Bartlett,
Fred II. Emery recently visited his
father, w. o. Emery, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Phillips Eaton and boys on Friday
went to Bangor, where they met Mr..
Eaton, returning home on Saturday.
Misc Bessie Carleton and Fred Neal Of
Waite were married Saturday, Jan. 10, at
st. Stephen, N. B, Friends extend best
wishes.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Miss Cora Belle Lawrence,
formerly OF this town, to Anson Nehemiah
Cook on Tuesday, Jan. IS, at Aliston,
Mass. Mrs. and Mrs. Cook will be- at
home after March /, at 1891 Common
wealth avenue, AIlston. Friends in this
community extend best wishes.
Mrs. e. W. johnson died at her home in
Sullivan Center Monday, Jan. Is. She
was tenderly cared for by her sister,. Miss
Mae Patton, during her long illness. !, -
leaves husband, sister and three brothers,
George, Fred and Henry .Patten. Services
were held Wednesday afternoon, conduct
ed by Rev--R. n. Moyle. Intefment at
Franklin. Much sympathy is extended to
the bereaved family.
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ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY.

A large number OF books has been
added to the ladies' social library
within the last few months, some by gift
and some by purchase. Books have been
presented by Miss Frances B. Hinckley,
Mrs. Pearson, Miss Adelaide Pearson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry 7. Krehbiel, DIR. Z. E
Riggs and Miss Abby E. Wood Gin MEM
DRY OF Miss Maria Woody.
A set of Mark Twains' works, eighteen
volumes, and copy Of the "Boys' Lite Of
Mark Twain" have been purchased with
the money given by DR.. e. E. Riggs Ia t
summer. Mrs. Cora j. and Miss Maud a.
Dodge, who annually contribute books to
the library in memory of their mother,
who was much interested in the library
and one of its early officers, this year have
twelve volumes, and "Life of Park
man,
Two books on Maine 1.-THE Trail OF the
Maine Pioneer" and '.The Latchstring"-
have been purchased with the interest o.
the Lizzie M. Hinckley fund. The library
is indebted to The ELLSWORTH AMERI-
CAN for a copy of the "Historical Sketches
OF Bluehill' by Capt. R. g. F. Candage.
Seven books have been received from
the fund esta blished by Mary Baker Eddy
and forty books-the best fiction in.
GLIDING nine for boys and girls, have beer
recently purchased by the library.
Lam o. s.
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services were held st the homie Wsdnes-
day afternoon. Interment IN the H1dIey
cemetery.
Jan. q. M.
SEAL COVE.

Mrs. M. ]. Ober was badly burned re-
Gently. While lighting lamp, the fame
from the wick caught the dress sleeve on
her right arm. The under part of the
arm and portion OF her body and n .ht
shoulder were deeply burned. Mrs. O3er
is an aged woman and blind. She has be
sincere sympathy Of all.
A feeling Of sorrow passed over the COM
mupitv Monday. Jan. is. when ii was
known that Ermips. wife 81 Rev. Bepia-
min F. Gott. had passed away At her home
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B,LIUEalLL.

BLUEHlLL.
The January committee OF the ladies' aid
society of the Baptist church gave a
delightful entertainment at the Century
theatre Jan. IS. The proceeds will be
used for epairs on the church and par
sonage.
: The Duocecim club gave another OF it's
popular dances at the town hall Saturday
evening. The attendance was large and a
fine time was enjoyed. The next dance
will be held Jan. n.
The sad news has been received of the
death last Thursday OF Virgil p. Kline, at
his home in Cleveland, o. Mr.. Kline bad
been . summer resident OF BIuehill for
many years, and will be greatly missed.
The annual installation o. the officers of
Ira Berry lodge, F. and A. M, took place
at Odd Fellows hall Jan. Is. The work OF
installing was done in an able and inn
pressive manner by p. d. d. G.. N.
Theodore Smith OF Sedgwick, assisted by
p. D. D. G. M. Julian Hooper. The
officers: W. NJ, A. M. Herrick; 8. w.,
A. K. Saunders; J. w., 4. E. Greene;
treasurer, Max Hinckley; secretary, A. c.
Hinckley; =. D., A. e. Stanley; J. D.,
William Snow; marshal, r. 8. Osgood ;
chaplain, w. H. Osgood; 8. s., e. e.
Fullerton; J. s., g. A. Morse; tyler, J. II.
Mnroa
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The annual meeting of the Bucksport
loan and building association will be held
at the Office of the selectmen Wednesday,
Jan. 81, at 7.30 p. m. F. F. Smith, secre-
tary, makes the following statement OF the
financial standing OF the association on
Dec. 81, 1916: Loans on mortgages and
real estate, S27,926.53; loans on shares, $3.50;
cash on deposit, "a ,456.34; total resources,
s32, 1887. Accumulated capital, i$231. 191 .55;
guaranty fund.-; ss25.34; profit and, loss,
$7159S; total liabilities, S32, 1927.
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M; Albert D. Moore, W. ri; Lizzie E.
Moore, A. M; Amanda e. Norwood,
secretary; Frances L. Wallace, treasurer;
Jennette M. Manchester, conductress;
Cora y. bsagg, A. q; Mary A. Holmes,
chaplain; Hattie J. Norwood, marshal;
Laura M. Stanley, organist; Vida s.
knowiton, Adah; Belle Trask, Ruth
Florence M. Stanley, Father; Sadie VIII
son, Martha; Annie sprague, Electa;
Esther Colt, wsrder; Luman Sprague, SEN
tinel. An excellent supper was served, and
games.A9d music were enjoyed. Frank L..
Manchester was presented with beauti-
ful past patrons jewel by the chapter.
Jan. q PM.
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Two Good Reasons.

Two men on the street car were talk
ing about third man.
Ever get Jim out to visit your" the
first man asked.
"Nope, never can," was the reply.
Been tryin' for eight years to get him
out, and he just keeps promisin' and
promisin', but be never comes. Always
says when he's a-workin' he can't at
ford to lay off to come, and says when
he amt a-workin' he can't afford to
take his savin's to come on, SO I've
about give up gettin' visit out'n Jim"
Indianapolis News.
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BUCKsPORT.

Edith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Arey, fell Wednesday, breaking her
left arm. This is the second time within
a few weeks that she has broken this arm.
Thelma, aged nineteen years, one Of the
twin 0hughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
8. Webb, died Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the
home OF her grandparents in Caribou, OF
typhoid fever. She was graduated this
year from Bucksport seminary. She
leaves, besides her parents, three sisters
and one brother.
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Johnnie on the Spot.

L
The young teacher had been having
a trying time with her nature study
class because Johnnie had discovered
he knew more than she did about birds
and frogs ard had assumed a derisive
attitude in consequence. She appealed
to the man principal. who replied:
Next time you have the class let me
know, and III come in and take charge
of it., think can settle johnnie"
He was duly called In; and all went
well at first. With confidence the prin-
cipal said at the conclusion Of the les
son, Nov you may each ask me one
question" Johnnie had been silent up
to this time. When 1t came his turn.
he rose and asked. "Has a duck eye
brows New York Times.
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Don't Let Skin Troubles spread.

Red, pimply skin that itches and burns is
embarrassing, and gets worse If neglected.
Bad skin is social handicap and constant
source OF worry. Correct it at once with DR..
ointment kills the germ, soothes the irrita-
ton and quickly restores your skin to nor
NAL. For babieS suffering with eczema, or
for grown-ups who have long fought chronic
skin ailments, DR.. Hobson's Eczema ONT
ment is a guaranteed remedy. At your drug
gist, SOC.
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ATLANTIC.

Waiter Joyce, who has been i'll OF rheu-
malism, IS out.
Emery Bar bour and daughter Ada spent
a few days in Rockland this week.
Roscoe Joyce, with his wife and two
children, is visiting his parents, L.. v.
Joyce and wife, in Rockland.
Jan. 10. J. E. M.
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Psinfu, Coughs Relieved.

DR.. Kings New Discovery is . soothing,
healing remedy for coughs and colds that has
cough that strains the throat and saps the
vitality try DR.. Kings New Discovery. lThe
soothing pine balsams and mild laxative In
gredlSnts soon drive the cold from the sys-
croup, gripsnd bronc HAL affections. AT
your druggiat, Soc.
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Sicrs of Good Heakh.

: Bright eyes. clear skin, alert brains, and
energetic movements are signs Of good health.
You don't have them when digestion 10 I'M
paired and fermenting, decaying food clogs
the intestines. Foley Cathartic Tablets set
you right Act without pain, gripping or
nausea. Too stout persons welcome the light
feeling they bring Moore's Drug Store.
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beautiful flowers bore silent witness of the
esteem in which the deceased Was held.
The sympathy Of the community is extend-
ed to the family.
Jan. q. Z.
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Colds lead 80 different kinds Of coughs
..dry cough winter cough,"is grippe cough,
ing, painful cough to raise choking phlegm.
Enos Halbert, Paoli, Ind, writes: II coughed
Honey and Tar relieved me. curing my cough
entirely."-Moores Drug Store.
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ORIAND,
Jan. q.

William $. Hutchins has been nomi-
mated by Governor Milliken as an officer
for the protection of animals.
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six children and am never with
out DR.. True's Elixir, the Fam
lily Laxative and Worm Ex-
peller, in my house." Mrs. B. N
Gle, West Newbury, Mass.
Signs Of worms are: De-
ranged stomach, swollen upper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-01-24

Miss Grace Gray, Seal Cove, is with Mrs
p. w. Richardson this winter.
Frank McMullsn left last Monday for
Sailors Snug Harbor. L. w. Rumill &C
companied him.
Mrs. Esther Colt returned Thursday
from Bangor, where she has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Grace Mckay.
Masonic installation of officers was help
Dec. II, with f. l.. Manchester, P. NJ, as
installing officer, and Vernon Latty, mar
shall. The officers: Herbert P. Richard
son, W. NJ; Loren w. Rumill, S. W; Les
lie fiamblen, j. W.; Albert ID. Moore,
treasurer; Charles w. Martin, secretary
Vim. fl. Thurston, s. D.; Chas. L. Holmes,
]. D.; W. b. Mitchell, s. $. NV. J. Thurs
ton, j. s.; G. w. Norwood, marshal; f. L.
Manchester, chaplain;-Joh Reed, tyler.
Officers OF fremont chapter, o. L. s.,
we're installed Thursday evening. Past
Matrof, Lula r. Thurston acted as Install
ing officer, assisted by Mary A. Holmes,
chaplain, Hattie j. Norwood, marshal,
Laura NJ. Stanley, organist. Officers for
the ensuing year are: Mary NJ. Rich, W.
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Irsds Mark Est 1861 lip, sour stomach. offensive
breath, hard and full belly with occasional
gripings and pains bout the navel, pale face
of leaden tint, eyes heavy and dull, twitching
eyelids itching OF the nose, itching of the
rectum. short, dry cough, grinding of the.
teeth, little red points sticking out on tongue,
starting during sleep, slow fever. If your
child shows any of these symptoms. start
giving Or. True's Elixir at once. AT all deal
ers --s5c. Soc and $1.oo. Advicefree. Wiite to
me.
Auburn. Maine. - 4
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anhertfsentfnts.
Child Saved from Worms.

A mother of six children writes: "My baby
was.very sick and q friend Of mine suggested
trying Dr.. True's Worm Elixir. Now have
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Mrs. Hayden Bunker, who has been at
Harrington visiting her mother, was
called home by the sudden death OF Mr..
Bunker's father, Dudley Bunker.
Jan. %. MAY.
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Mrs. F. NJ. Moore is keeping house for
Mrs. Nellie Newman.
Alton Newman has taken the milk route
recently left vacant by r. E. New man. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thurston are with
Mrs. Thurston's mother, Mrs. Media
Brown.
Mrs. Harry Seavey Of Northeast Hasbor
visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie Benson,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Newman are visit
ing.their daughter, Lucy Kent, at Egg
Rock light station.
Jan. %. TED.
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TRENTON.

Mrs. N. j. Mosley is better. Her son
Artelle Mosley OF Bar Harbor is with bel
for alfew days.
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sEAwALL.

T. =. Newman has disposed Of his cows
to parties in Bar Harbor.
Annie, adopted daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Newman, has been quite i'll.
She il slowly improving.
Alton Newman is home from Rhinebeck,
N. r., called here by the illness OF his
father, Edgar Newman. Mr.. Newman,
who has been confined to the house
several weeks, is gaining.
Jan. Is. TED
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NORTH BROoKsyILLE.

Mrs. N. F. Dow is at Sargentville with
her mother, Mrs. Charles Babson, who is
very ill.
The many friends OF F. w. Gray were
sorry to learn that he had been injured by
falling from ladder.
Officers OF Bagaduce lodge, F. and A..
NJ, were ably installed Saturday evening
BY Past ID. d. Theodore Smith, assisted by
Past d. d. Julian Hooper as marshal.
Jan. 10. C.
Mary Varnum has returned to 5kowhe-
gan.
Jay Staples has been confined to the
house the past week.
A. A. Goodell lost a pair of horses last
week by drowning in Parker's pond.
Gage Grindle has moved his family from
Northeast Harbor, and will occupy Alvah
Green's cottage.
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COUNTY NEWS
MCKINLEY.

,tber Albee 10 at home from coasting
nrs. Dix and Mrs. Holden are boarding
eth Mrs. Mary Rich at fremont.
cant. John W. Kane discharged salt Tor
runniugham & Thompson last week.
Arthur Black is visiting his sister, Mrs.
thur Norwood, in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Gladys Romer is in Portland. Mrs.
Murphy, her mother, is caring for her
children.
A baby girl was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Charles L. Mckay, Of Bangor Jan. 4.
Mrs. Mckay was formerly Miss Grace
Colt Of this place.
Miss Kathleen. Colt Is improving. She
10 tenderly cared for at home by her
PARENTS and Che capable nurse, Mrs.
Emery, OF Bar Harbor.
Mira. Julia Newman is keeping house for
Mrs Il. L. Kelley in her absence. Mrs.
Ve,Iev left for Boston Las. Monday
,ortpigbt, with her niece Florence.
Vernon LAtty and son Woodbury. re-
turned recently from business trip to
Boston. e. L. Kelley, who went at the
same time, was taken suddenly i'll and was
obliged to remain for . time.
school began with the Same teachers as
the fall term: Miss Russell grammar,
Miss Haliowell primary. Scholars perfect
in attendance at the fall term: Harriet
BLACK, Malcolm Black, Mitchell Gordius,
Marjorie Hamblen, Myrtle Hamblen and
Dorian Torrey.
Ia, IL Pm,
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advertisements
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
Strand-,Julin.

"A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Westaker Sunday afternoon when Miss
Ida Strand was married to John A.
Julin. The ceremony was performed
at the church at four o'clock, Rev. Gill
seth officiating. The bridal couple at
tended by the brides sisters, Hilda and
Salma, and Walfred Forslund and Otto
Thompson, took their places before the
alter while the Lohengrin's wedding
march was played, and Rev Gilseth
spoke the words that made them hus-
band and wife. The church was beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white we'd
ding bells After the ceremony the
wedding party accompanied by immedi-
ate relatives and friends, journeyed to
the brides home where delicious din
ner was served. The table and rooms
We're decorated in pink and white.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Strand, highly esteemed and loved best
by those who know her best, and has
grown up to womanhood in the neigh
borhood. The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Per Julin, respected and hon
ored by host of friends. He has rent
ed his fathers farm and the young
couple will make the farm their home.
-NewfOlden Review.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
Wedding Kept Secret.

A marriage that has been kept secret
for nearly two months leaked out the
past week when we learned that on
October 20, occurred the marriage of
Miss Ethel O'Reilly to Mr.. Arthur
Bestic, which took place at St. Joseph's
church at Moorhead, with Rev. Fir. AL
fred officiating The bride is the eldest
daughter of Matt O'Reilly and wife,
well to do pioneer farmers of this vi
cinity. She grew to womanhood here,
attended our schools, graduating from
the Stephen High School, later COM
pleting her education at the Moorhead
Normal. She taught school several
years and it was during this time that
she met her intended and friendship
soon ripened into love. The groom is a
prominent and well-to-do business
man of Fargo. They will be at home
to their many friends after Dec 10, at
Fargo.-Stephen Messenger
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
STEPHEN
From the Messenger,

From the Messenger.
q r.. Woods has this week purchased
the south half of Sec. 5 in Parker, and
will make some improvements on same
during the coming season. This is the
half section occupied by Olaf Moen
and is practically all plowed and ready
for crop in the spring.
f. A. Green received a telegram on
Monday from his son, Corporal Art
Green, stating that he had been trans
ferred from Camp Dodge, Iowa, to the
Engineering Corps at Camp Dix,
WrightstoWn, New Jersey. The other
boys from Stephen who were at Camp
Dodge are now at Camp Pike, Little
Rock, Ark.
John e. Hunter and son. Henry, left
here Tuesday night for Minneapolis,
where the latter went to join the Avia-
tion Corps. Mr.. Hunter returned home
today and reports that Henry passed
the examinations and has already left
for the aviation barracks at st. Louis,
Mo. Henry will be missed by his many
friends.
Co To the Bazaar-The Busy Store.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12

couple returned to Oslo in the evening,
and on Tuesday evening reception
was given at the Riske hall In their
honor is sssi
It is needless to go into detail as to
the character and popularity of these
young folks, as they are so well and ia
vorably known that we could hardly
add anything to their already enviable
place in the community, The groom
has made a cosy home for his bride on
a farm two miles southeast Of town, at
which place they. will be at home to
their friends. They leave today for the
Twin Cities and Rushford, this state,
where they will visit a short time with
friends and relatives Oslo Tribune.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
Double Wedding.

Last Wednesday afternoon at East
Grand Forks occurred the combined
wedding of Elmer Durand to Esther
Johnson, and Willie Riyard to Pearl
Durand The four young people are all
residents Of Big Woods and Fork town
ships. Miss johnson is the daughter of
Swan Johnson, a well known Big
Woods farmer, and has a host of
friends who wish her much happiness.
Mr.. Durand is also native of Big
Woods, and has many well-wishes from
the people Of that neighborhood. They
will live on farm there Willie
Rivard and Miss Durand are both esti-
mable young people who are well liked
by their many friends, who wish them
peaceful journey down the stream Of
life.-Oslo Tribune.
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
ANGUS

Miss Hilda Hanson returned to
Viking Saturday morning, after spend
ing some time with friends and rela-
tives at Angus
w. III. Dixon, of Warren, was an over
night caller at the G.. Evans home Fri
day night
M. q. Carlsons' father visited with
him over Sunday
]. r. Montgomery, Abe and Will
Stroble, Z. Osterloh, j. B. Goodwin, A.
z. Campion and Walter Stark autoed
to Crookston on Thursday to attend the
meeting for the organization of a Farm
Bureau for Polk county.
j a. stroble's little daughter, Helen,
has been very i'll for the past three
days. But is getting along nicely at
present.
Oliver Goodwin spent Sunday with
home folks.
Rev. Lewis called at H. Osterloh's on
Wednesday,.
Fred Lutjens and family arrived in
Angus Tuesday morning, where they
intend to make their future home.
Mrs. p. Helms mother from Wiscon-
sin is here on visit during the holi-
days.
Leo Burns spent Sunday at home in
Euclid
Mr.. and Mrs. Solum spent Sunday
with Mrs. solum's brother, Norman
HalsO. :5.
J. W. Campion drove to Warren Mon
day afternoon. j.
Reece shoap and Herb. Johnston
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
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COUNTY WEDDINGS
Syendseil- -Satterholn,.

Last Friday at the home of Rev. Gill
seth, Miss Agnes Svendsen was mar
ried to Mr.. Louis Q. Satterholm, Of
Argyle. They We're attended by the
brides sister and brother, Thea and
Bernard Svendsen. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Brede Svend-
sen east Of town, and has grown up in
the community to perfect womanhood
Mr.. Satterholm owns and operates a
garage at Argyle, a young business man
who will make good, and who will, we
are sure, make a good home for his
bride. Their many friends wish them
many happy years together. NeWfold-
en- Review
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
PrOulx-MarcOllx.

The wedding of Miss Eva Proulx,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert PrOulx
Of this city, and MI. Edward Marcoux
'of Burdette, Alberta, was solemnized at
Ste Rose de Lima Catholic church in
this city Thursday morning, November
3Oth Rev. P. LeFloch officiating. They
were attended by Miss Blanche Perre-
ault and Mr.. Vital Proulx
The happy young couple, after their
honeymoon trip, which they are now en-
joying, will go to Montana to make
their home, where the groom owns a
half section of land.-Argyle Banner
Warren sheaf., 1917-12-12
MADE HAPPY.

Aaker's Business College received
fourteen requests for stenographers and
bookkeepers last week. and made the
following happy by placing them in fine
positions Marvel Nelson, Esther
Sather, Edla Thurn, Thora Albertson.
Karen Albertson, Harry Rosten, Fred
Holwegner, Minnie Rawitscher, and
Florence OVERLY. An addition to the
Gas Tractor building is just completeds
doubling the floor space of that depart
ment to take care of the increased at
tendance. Send for general catalog, or
for Gas Tractor and Auto Engineering
catalog to A. B. c., Grand Forks, N. d.
week.