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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

m l.roo Tildels dyrket Stock
OU AGIGS Farm, we'd Stat Lande-
vel, god Jordbund, godt Illus, Stald
og andre Bygninger, 87A Mil fra
Pequot, daglig Post, nar Skole og
Kirke. Denne Farm skal salges
for den 1ste Novb. Pris $35. pr
Acre. $1,000. kontant. Resten paa
Kgberens Vilkaar til 6 %.
F. A. Tanner. Pequot. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
8crnbumsm inoer.

ut 5iifernes @berb beo SEN aobne
Sommerbngt CT m%9jiomme1igt oa
fareful0t, er Ell fjenot Sag. Set
bar life ijaloent, at 6iiferne / 6eres
8oaoe lan9t u6e poa @opet blep
%oberraifeoe al l1pejr og maottc
lfpnolomlt 1pge 2anb, for 1ou at
finoe Spen paa Heblerne / 1aa bel
oigt Oprpr, at set Dar nmnligt Tor
oe minore Baooe og Bromme at
la16e. Da moatte &e6ningsbao0en
til Msiltance., 5elb / itille SER trof
Set nof, at Br9n6ingen / 5trono=
|fonten pur iad bol6lom, at set bor
poerlt BON fcligt at iptte cit Baao
no. Seq bor let 8ao6e blipe foitct
tilbage al 8%rGn0ingen to-tre Gait
&c, fdr Set lpffe6eS Monoifobct at
fomme flor al 5tronoen, og set
| bpd0 mo1 falote ugobt &obbejr"
Wfa1l bap0e 10 life Sen Gang Mo=
forbade 1om MI, n1en maottc
bjplpe Zig fre1n meo Morer> ti!1 mon
bleD flor og fun6e iGtte Sell. Mpr=
feligt NOT Dor Set ljal6ent, at nogc1
6iiferS 2ip gift tqbt al 2gffen=SGur,
rebp itore 5iiferbefolfning. 8lonot
De 8egibe1bebcr> iom ieg ierlig min
Dec, CT 0e11, 90 Spren Soldiers 8aao
ira 5l1rrebp paa Siembejen fra 81.
ifeplabien f1loiejle6e, og sSorma11=
ben Gbrilten Soldier og bans pngre
8rooer 2aurits omfom. Set bar
S6ren Soldiers 5gn11er, begge nngl
og ongttge 6iifere, lom bar mege1
%or11ete Ser paa @gr1er1. 8ao0en fuIb-
1elleoe / Ell &aitebino. Manoifabet,
4 Wono, TOM flar % flonreoe iig
til 4jplelt. Mgrfeligt NOT bar set,
at De to ul1ge fraftige Soldier 8rg-
ore cit tabt, mebel1s 6e. anbre IL
Miels 5prenien 5gttrup %
Sens 5l16rltp ser bar plore
Soft, iarlig 90 Sen iio1tnepnte par
ran1mel og ltibbenet, bleb reooet,
letter at babe orepet runot - laapio1
jeg buffer ca. "a elmer % par
orebet aoifillige Mil ira nlpffeslfe.
bet. Wa1 bobbe bebt Saoerpor til
lammen % be0t bberonore at Billie
Dem orrDjelnn1e, ON BET ffnloe trpf.
fe, en- of benz bleo frelit. unae an'-
rits bar ben fprite til at gipe Slip;
ban baboe flaget ober, at Sc itore
ISgfBbler 6rog bam UNDER. Gbriter
ilap not Saget for at bjalpe fiji
Brooer, % oe to a11ore bopbe moi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
(5lnttes).

Mettelier til Haltor 81. M11QerienS
5tDHe 8la6et for SEN 26. SuIi:
81. 5ilmi1tb> Ices: @elmutb; 81:
flop 8biti, Ices: @bite; &oltoo
Bncfbolt5, Ices: 8rumbolt5. &oltol
@osma1n oeoe life / Sos Mngeles
men / sos @utos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

800 ACRES tildels dyrket Farm,
kun 2 Mil fra Bejou. Godt 2 Etages
Hus, s Varelser, Stald 36x60, Hon
sehus, Svinestald, Kornlade, god
Brpnd, flint Lund, 100 Acres med
Avl, sort Jordbund med Lerunder-
lag, ingen Stem. B9lgeformigt Land.
Pris $55. pr Acre, en- Trediedel
kontant, Resten i 5 Aar til 6 pct.
FRANK MECH, Beiou. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
Sjcmlise silitanbe.

Ct al &jpbenbapns le6en0e Sag
blade 9iber %f6!gen6e 5fil6ring al
Jorboloenc / &ope0ltooen:
Nclqenes Jor6prpeligbeo bor al
brig oobel1barct Zig loa f%or0arbeligt
1o1n / 6is1e Sage. Ser mp6er hi Sen
etc 5tDmper otter Sen onben: De
lprgcliglte 5tpmpcre, frumrDggebe
% 1lc1fe Sure oq Mbefotte, Sc rene
&arrifoturer - for ct bolpt, elle1
bpjc1t 2 Mor iiDen remote Sc rur161
1om D6n1pge 5upplifonter olle multi
&C &egne. Men MI libber Sc / bpj:
rpgge6e 2pne1tole mc6 Benene app(
poo @or6ct II Gngli1b foibion -
og u66eler Or6rer og mo0toger Sri:
enter og beltiller B6ger % &nn1t:
pprfer. % Sc CT on1gibne al p6mpge
5loDer, og itore &unltnere fommel
Il oeres &jem oq logger Giittfort oQ
mootaecr 8citi1linger. 90 noa1
Mo116en / Sen b%pjrbggeoe 2Gneitol
bar bap6et fig til tilltreffelig Met:
bce - ban CT jo Ell meget tor
Mon6, formclig Ell @elt! - fac
noor ban pr. 5elbejeral1tomobi]
Qobt Nh1n1mery ZEN til SEN fine1t'
&nejpe 49, set bore 11u Mn6ers Sen
fen ellcr Mi1.fening - og begDn6e1
at tdn11ne Gbal11pogl1efloiferl
Bengenc! Disie &enge Ell ga en-
6elig noget! Sc omi9ttes erlten
Jr1entimn1er (Gllferin0er) me6 til
berenoe Belsbprfer og Diomonte1
cl1er Il DriffeDarer til g. e. e1le1
7-oobbeltc Bri5er af bpoo 5fi6tet e.
b9r6 uben at tale ont Drtffe
penqenc! - &on man / Mlpor o(
erlig @orme u6tole fig ont 9emo
roli1otion blan6t bore Spbdrtere
Or 6e life gobt nnolfD!6te? SO, 81
Ter fornemme, ligegp1oige, bobne, re-
fie6e1ige og ubeboge1ige. Wen bbor
San 1fal De blibe or1%6erle6es? geoo1
jeg 11lt -9iuer en- Eiener SO Gre
Griffcpenge, er ieg ioo life ct, Gum:
rion, moor ieg bil6er, mig in6, q:
ban fumes, Set er en- Dnloig 6ilan
tropi, jeq. fer bar l1ofoloet 49, Ser
reau6, for en- Dalp Sime li0en #
ban SO &roner / Driffepenge 90
Scat 200 &roner al. EN- 6r1ffen Ga
ban, % ioule6es bberon0en Sag o.
g}ot2 Og Serregub, jeq, ii66er la
lpffeligt og itiffer Spborteren 81
!. 9re no iom en- foitelig @abe, bDo
fan jeg bi6e, at 6e1tne Spborte,
imi6lertio - set er &loffen IRE
,,|fire @ftermi66ae, mi6t / 8grien
|1tprfe Sis - life bor andre San
fer / &obe6et emo 8grsfurierne
'|&bor6on er r5bobliDre"? @bnr
loan goar set me6 uMt!anterbobet".
- Gr u8allin" gaaet op eller 1ne6
&errequo, jeq 5toffel me6 mi
Sop &offe og SO Ore / 9riffepe1'
&c bDor fan set faloe mig INF
ct Obunrteren, Ser betjener mig
netop / bette 9jeblif ltnor og t1r1
eIler nleIlem ot bore MilIioner ellie
Ell e6elagt Mon6? Gr oltinq life Of
og neb - lige set ot1benbte al Sc
|rigtige set if%rupforfierte al Sc
allergo1elte:: Seq fommer al en- Sell
, !, ,tagelie nb / @iieffffenet / min 5=8u
rel ers 2ej1igbeo 80 bbem peo lac
ON fife Iiene1tepigen itaar miot
DpDaifen og ltnberer 8grSfnrier, .!
: ON bun life er mi6t innellem at bee
re megef beIboben6e eller totolt rui
neret? gr Ser Mllligbeo for at ga
-fro ben enc 55tue til Sen moen
lin 5-gareliers 2ejligbe0 u0en me
&iiifo for at mgoe De belpnoerligit
,I0berraifelier?
100000 --e-@ -ee-----A---
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
SI6ebranb.

5orle6en opito0 S16 / en- Salm=
5tof pe0 Niels Monornps @oar6 /
Mel1erup. Sl6e1t breote Jig til @oar=
6en> Ser nebbrenbte. 2igele6es ne6=
brenote to Suite lomtt 8DenS 5attig=
goarb. sos Mon6rup inoebren6te Z
9bi11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

GOD 80 ACRES FARM, ~ Mil fra
Middle River, Mimi, i skandinavisk
Settlement. Sort Jordbund. "a Acres
under Dyrkning, Resten med Pop
lar Tommer. Let at dyrke, $25. pr
Acre. lette Vilkaar. Skriv straks
efter Liste over Farme.
J. B. GR0BEY.
Middle River, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10
Kiob Agerbrugs Land,

hvor Farmerens SON kan have de sanlme
Betingelser. som hans Fader havde tor
ham, we'd eller nar Jernbane eller smukke
Seer. Hvorfor leje naar De kan k5be en-
Farm till den sarnme Pris De betaler j Lei
eafgift? Bedste Jordbund. Udmerkede
Mejerier i Nerheden De er sikker paa at
Pj0re Diet qodt. Kl0verens naturliRe HEM
LAND DEPT. N. lTASCA LUMBER co.
= Deer River. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

Der Den Dallife &irfe / Mn1erifu,
log opoe / Gopen, Micbigan, Is.
Mpri1 1892,
8altor ScbS bar Ell oDgtig Man0,
men en- gnipanoernatur, Scr for
ore6e 2poiqbeo, % Der bar belt iger-.
mem. Gorbiflinger. Meo lit tpife 5pn
paa 8open iom. Mntifriit lagoe ban
&pgt poo life alel1e at bragg @eo-
ntnger, men pgiaa &atbolifer fra cit
fatbollf Misiion. Set bar life $50
flor Mn0crlens 5pn. SON piloe FIN
@eoningemislioner, og BON lnng-
tes efter egen 5tatiorl. Meb Sci
lfobetS Billieelie anlagoe ban iao
l1uoer TRANCE &aar Sen MI lao blom=
1tre1l0e Station 5iloum.
WislionGr Ocbs bapbe ontaget
temmelig mango 8grn. Sons Blo1
Dor for 6e ltore 9renge % n1lgc
MGno at foa en- &anbberfer ifole
peo Stationen. Hoa Misiionsif oler
bar cit 6Dgtig Saan0b9rfer S.
9iortb. SON bleb u6ienot for at 1e6e
9oanobprferifolen. ga ban c ftct
fort Spbolo life biloe bpje fig for
]Scbs Mpnotgbc6, tit ban lin Of
1feo.
. 5oo folot Betpreliens 9or1fc,
poo Mo0len. Dots ifreb imiolerti<
at Dor ban fun ubr1nager, oo bills,
ban life ful6t furne leoe e1 &oo11o
p9rferlfole. Ma0ien. tog ioo / Sir
e benbobn fat poa 5neoferbuonobpr
E fet for uoienoelien til S11oien.
9r. &olfor ifrep 5. MartS 1866
til Ibolnien, 1om en6nu bor / Sn
6ien: uMe6 Mn6erlens Sorlope0
refer on set er &errens Bilie, og
iaa Wa0ien fra Dor Mis1 tons 1folc
Ser 1ful0e tiene 5tationen peo Il,
! DDgtigbe0 iom @oon0berfer
Mo0icn ct ct elife1igt og beife0en
;, Wenneife, font De pitt bill fon1m
til at bol6e of 11oar 9e lprer ban
at fjenoe. Seq be6er at mootog
bam brooerliet og, gbe bom me0
. buao Sen bellige Mpoltel ifriper
lit treble 8reb".
9a 81. &olfor u0gop Brepbefs
lingen bor set mes fplgen6e N11
1tprfning: vMeo0len TOM life Ii
O1tinoien, 6eIs for0i set froroooe
Ges {Sfr. 8reDet til Mn0erien a
Is. Suli 1859, 6elS forbi ban bob0
tobt 2piten 0ertil og bellere BITS
: foripge Jig / Mmerifo blan6t s
|%bcrpGrenoe 9anife."
s 8repet til Mnoer1el1 ifriber 9,
2 &alfor:: rs 0eres Brep til Nolto
r Trino0t, Dber bbilfet jeg NOT fund
a belDGre Mig, Sen oog life bill gjpr
Set, foroi jeg inoerlig elifer Sen
fj9re M16erien froroaber Sc pa
: set itprfeitc at ienoe Wa01en ope
til Sntnoien; ban bar ogioo lei
Etobt chronological 6ertil, 1oa at til
|bliber noget al bans l16lenoelie ii
SHin0ien". Sc: Dr. &olfor: Sc
J oanlfe Misfion / Olttnoien / Sc f
mere Mor". On 5amling 8rebe g!
Z Sc 223 og 243. Com Set bar gooe
meo &iortb og poo @run6 al anor
|6orbo1o, turoe Haltor Mnberi e1 if
|tilraa6e u61 en6ell EN-.
Mo6ien, lom bab0e l9it, bbo0 Sc
1tor S. Muller=gggen bob6e frepe
og Brebet fra @oupoco, Diloe mi Il
%j -.
Mmerifo.
L 81. &olfar bar bcte11felig: Ser be
Il, ingen Wis1ion blonot 9anlfe / Mm'
IT rifa; ielp bop6e BON talt og ifrep'
j. oerom, men alt Dor / 8or6en. g:
n &alfar bar en- Sen al &ol1iul 90
II ner / Seem Sort, Ser bar iprig 90
t. tbooilt. &aitor 5rimo6t og Metbl
4 |biltpr9it 6. @illerup TOM liot ian
5. men. Ser tom nbto!elier, at mool
9. boDo. Wetbooiiterne en- girfefreos.
p 8od cgen 6ao116 orog Waoie
1|6a al 5teo / 5pmn1eren 1869 t
q Haitor Muller=gggel1 / &ocine.
:. Dfisiionselep 6. 2pbe1tbal TO
t.II1Y O1.-oY. s.G@E0 m I,T--nEs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

"A otfr. 9oglinneo, 3 Shr- 9lscf=
llinncb, 4 Yar Benflpoer, 3 Tin
oerfjolcr, 4 Bor 5trmupu. 3 Bar
$50 % L Gor Sgfler-
Sglaa for Wan0ene berfer fig
nenbe %orofoniife BeltemmeIier-
~Spor0an bliber De at neo DEL
gamle 8rpo?" ipurgfp Tru :5laa.=
fen.
usSeg. bare gjen1ruer Set for Ber=
meme" \
uSSo, bpoo 1oo?"
$50, ioa finoer Sc oet. o9 l1iler
alt op."
@borof pco ou set? - vGr jeg
|pirfelig Den ferlte Hiee, mt mogpn
|Sinoe bar fpsiet?"
nSSa, Get er bu, min fpre, or naf
|g1gr mig iaa lpffelig at bGrr Ssg
|1ige, at 1eg er Sen fgrlte Woro, iona
nogen Sinoe bar fpsiet bia.~s
vSbis leg er Ben ferHe, 5ucr6arH
fan Oct iaa bore, at or far faaban
|SGrbigbeo?"
uSg bbis leg Ell Sen fprife, bpur-
ban beo SUI ON leg bar 6RroiaBED
|eIler iffe?s"
5or a%binoernes Saur bar bHfkee
|Spfinoere nj ogiaa h1n0ef MdTrpH=
belle / Snouitrien. uBer1- RgfafzAn=
meobeler, at OeF 6eruT fa.E
.fremitilles ct 5fof Der fan Brnae5
j. gfs. til 9ripre11rre. Mu gielnTfaT
.fpife &bi1toer oeres afreofs 6aar I'LL
5aorelnuoetg NDtte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

60 g ACRES 4 Nil fra Roseau, MINI, Ro@au Co. sedet, we'd Great
$4,000 pr Acre. Vilkaar, der passer Kgberen. Skand. Settlement.
100 ACRES, 5 Mil fra Roseau. Sort lord med LerundHlag. Ca daa
|halve aabent og fnrdig for Brekning, Resten IBrush" o. T@mmx
we'd StatLandevej $50. DR. Acre. VHkaar. Ter passar K-
|beren. sHar ogsaa andet Land til Sag. Hyis De er intere@eret akriy
efer nermere Opysninger, som vi med Glade giver.
Citizens State Bank. Roseau. Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

TIL SALG. 80 Kvart Section jaevnt
Land. : 50 Acres ryddet, godt Ler-
jord, 8 Nil fra Bagley, i Skandina-
visk Settlement, Resten "brush"
Land kan bruges til GrRsning,
Pris $25. pr Acre. Paa lette Viii
kaar, hvis Diet Gnskes.
OSCAR T. STENVICK.
Bagley. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

Land i Polk, Norman og Mahnomen Counter
Landet hvor Kveg, Swim, Majs, Kl9ver og Alfalfa trives- g HoveR-
fordee: God Jord, godt Wand, godt Klma. BlomTrende sRanaEnsya-
SIX Setlen7enter. Meerier, Kirker O Skoler. Dyrket 0g uavrkg
Store elef mindre Parter til buige Priser og lete V1Ihaar-
Skriv straks pa Engesk efer nArmere Oplysninger O Iista mmer
Farme til
W. J. McGRATH LAND CO. Mahnomen, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

173a Acres !: ! f. s; a.! s; 6; Is, ; S;7:; $..,: &: = r e. s:s Z:
Jor 4u god Vel til Maarkeder j de 9 Dyer. Forbedringerne r
ram s 24122, stald >l6x22, Kornlade 4ex1e, Maskin- og Hense-
hus, Majsbeholder, Ishus, 2 Brqnde. Pms $40. pr Acre def haTve knn
tant, Resteny pa. lete vlkaar. skriv eter nermere OplysnfngeF In
VII. Cloud hasse1er, FIRST State Bank, Peauot, Mnn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-10

- sfrrO otter Ergncnnmms-
at bette 8Iab.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15
8-15-22.
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND FOR DISTRIBU-
TION

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
| Blue Earth, in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Judith
A. M. Pratt, Decedent.
The, State of Minnesota to All Per-
sons Interested in the Above Entitled
Matter: Whereas, George A. Conrad
has filed in this court his final account
of his administration of the estate of
the above named decedent, together
with his petition praying for the adj
justment and allowance of said final
account and for distribution of the
residue of said estate to the persons
thereunto entitled: 1t Is Ordered, that
said petition be heard, and that all
persons interested in said matter be
and appear before this court on the
30th day OF. June. 1917, at ten o'clock
| a. m, at the Probate Court Rooms iii
! the Court House, at Mankato in said
| County, and then and there, or as
soon thereafter as said matter can be
heard, show cause, if any they have,
why said petition should not be grant
ed; and that this citation be served by
the publication thereof in The Man
kato Free Press according to law.
Witness the Honorable, Evan
Hughes, Judge of said court, and the
seal of this court, this End day of June,
1917.
probate Court Seal) 49,.
... . EVAN HUGHES,
Judge.
Thos. Hughes,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15
Judson

w. Roberts of La Porte was in the
vicinity last week for the put--ccsjs OF
taking his Overland car back with
him.
The concert held at Jerusalem was
enjoyed by large audience and was
success in every way. The com
mittee in charge wish to express Their
thanks to all who took part, as well
as those who attended. p"
Osborn Jones has gone to the north
ern part of the state. g. ID.
G. Jones and e. Jones each pur-
chased a new Overland car.
w. s. Lewis and wife of Garden
City motored to Jerusalem Sunday
accompanied by the latter's brother
and bride from Dewey, Wis.
D. H. Evans, r. T. Thomas and
their wives left for Wadena, where
they will attend wedding of a
nephew this week.
Mrs. Ulrich and daughter from
Peru, ILL.,, is staying with her sons
here for this summer.
The Missionary society will meet
with Mrs. John o. Jones at her home
Wednesday.
Rev. Richard Owen will preach al
Jerusalem Sunday morning and at
Carmel in the afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15

Prince George as his successor, the
crown prince being included among
those Greeks in official life consider
ed strongly pro-German.
Both the former king and Prince
George, it was announced by Premier
Zaimis, intend to leave the country
Immediately. 1t is reported they will
embark on British warship and pro-
coed to Switzerland by way of Italy.
1t is presumed Prince Alexander will
take up his kingly duties with full &C.
ceptation of the ideas which the pro-
tecting powers desire to be put into
effect in the government of Greece
during the war. He is twenty-four
years old and has been free from anti
entente proclivities.
Affairs in Greece, which several
times since the outbreak of the war
had seemed on the verge Of a settle
ment, recently have taken on such an
aspect of uncertainty it became nee
essary for the powers to act with de-
cision.
M. Jonnart proceeded to Athens to
lay before the premier the aims which
France, Great Britain and Russia had
with respect to establishing unity of
feeling among the Greeks and greater
security for the entente forces engag-
ed in operations in the East
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15
8-15-22
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETI'
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Blue Earth, in Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF George
B. Bartlett, Decedent. a u.t
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting OF
administration of the estate OF said
decedent: The petition of Eleanor K.
Bartlett having been filed in this Court,
representing that George b. Bartlett
then a resident of the. County OF
Blue Earth, State of Minnesota, died
intestate on the Goth day of October,
1916, and praying that Letters of ADJ
ministration Of his estate be granted
TO Eleanor r. Bartlett: And the Court
having fixed the time and place for
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-06-15

| keenan, arrived home last Wednesday
evening from La Crosse, Wis, where
they have been attending the normal.
j. Reddcn Everett of Minneapolis
spent the weekend visiting relatives
and friends here.
Johnnie Mathews returned home last
week from Montana where he spent
the past month.
| Children's day exercises were given
at the Christian church Sunday even
ing. r
George Stotz of Minneapolis is visit
! ing relatives here and at ST. Peter.
Quite number of families from here
enjoyed picnicing at Lake Jefferson
Sunday, a ......
Ray keenan, arrived in this place
during the past week from Montana.
Misses Mildred and Mae Keogh,
who are students of the Mankato
normal, returned home during the
past week to spend their vacation.
w. F. Lloyd left on business trip
to Lewiston, Montana, &sI t4t
Mrs. Lou Bartlett is reported as
being in very poor health at this
writing.
Mrs. Carrie Perry of st. Paul - is
visiting with relatives in this place
and vicinity.
Warner Davis and bride are spend
ing their honeymoon with relatives
at Pipestone, Mimi.
Mrs. J. E. Davis entertained the
following lady friends at her home
last Saturday evening: Mrs. E..
Smith, Mrs. Carrie Perry, Mrs. c.
Block, and Mrs. Hattie Hamlin.
Lewis Block spent Sunday with
his sister and family near Elysian.
Arabelle Davis entertained at her
home Sunday Helen Dickie and
Elizabeth keenan,. -.....-
Mrs. C. Hermel entertained on
Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Carl Apet
tbs of St. Peter, and Mr. and Mrs.
Herman A. Zimmerman Jr.
Miss Celia Hermel leaves Friday
for Walnut Grove where she will
spend the next two weeks with her
friend Miss Mae Wiggens.
Mrs C. S. Waush of Pennington
visited at the o. L. Ransom home
last Wednesday. ....
Miss Eva Friedrich of Lake Madi-
son visited relatives here last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cooke and
daughter Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Cooke and neice Belle Whips spent
Sunday picnicing at Lake Jefferson.
Mrs. Mary Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G.. Hobson and children, Mrs.
Mary Kramer and granddaughter Eva
Friedrich visited at the Dave Hobson
home Sunday last.
Gust Finnigan, agent of the Mil
waukee road at this place, left last
Friday on few weeks vacation.
Willard Sapp and Miss Mabel
Cheadle students of the G.. A. C. at
st. Peter are home enjoying their
summer vacation. a.
Mary Jaeger, who has been at
tending normal at Mankato the past
term, accompanied her sister Miss
Dorothy to their home at Dent,
MINI last Friday. .... @
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GARDEN CITY STORIES
PICKED BY REPORTER
Well Pleased With Delegates
To Convention
NOTES AND THE GOSSIP
Personal Talk and General
Happenings In That
Community

Garden City, June ia fine rep
|resentation from Garden City at
tended the district convention of the
w. c. T. u. at Lake Crystal Thurs
day and Friday, about twelve in all
being present at one or more SEES
sions. 1t was splendid convention
all through. At the business session
Friday this village was pleased to
furnish candidate for president of
the district for the next year. Messrs.
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noon. The score in eight innings
was 8 to Z in favor of Garden City.
A shower prevented the ninth inning.
Fine Children's day exercises will
be held at both churches next Sun
day. Those at the Christian church
at 1890 a. m. and the Baptist at
2:30 p. m.
| Mrs. Fannie Robinson has been
visiting relatives here for some days.
A letter from Mayo Chapman states
that he is soon to be on cruiser.
All success to the sailor boy.
Mrs. Hazel Howard and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Frank Howard farm.
Miss Lydia Annis and Harold and
Don Cox of Vernon and the Misses
Edna Day and Margaret Dennison
and Albert Scramlin of Amboy spent
Sunday with Lee A. Cox and family.
S. H. Thurston had the motor in
his car overhauled at Vernon Center
Monday.
Miss Lucy Gates has gone to Min
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Rapidan

Mrs. A. M. Kendall returned home
Saturday night from Rochester, where
she was operated on for gallstones
four weeks ago. She is recovering
nicely from the operation, and is glad
to be home again.
Mrs. S. Skov is enjoying visit from
her sister, Mrs. Moore, of Nebraska.
Miss Lilly Weir, who taught school
at Mound, Mimi, is here to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
Miss Alice Peterson spent Sunday
with her friend Leona Blume.
Earl Duffield of Lewisville, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strum of MankatC
are spending a few days with the lat
tiers father, Mr.. A. O. Lee.
Mrs. Charles Shores and daughter
Hazel of Tolley, N. D., are here visit
ing the formers daughter, Mrs. P. F
McAllen. :.
A carload of berry boxes and crates
came Saturday for the berry grow
ers around here, the berry crop looks
very promising around here this year
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ASCENDED THRONE IN 1918
Prior to the War King Constantine
.. Was Very Popular.

was very ToPUidF.
London, June 13.-The reign of Con-
stantine l. as king of the Hellenes
dated from March IS, 1913, when his
father, George l., was assassinated in
Saloniki:
Constantine had enjoyed, prior to
the beginning of the great war in
1914, period of remarkable popular
ity and had increased the territory of
the Greek monarchy by more than SO
per cent.
His attitude of opposition toward
the entente powers when their troops
occupied part of Greek territory in
the Macedonian campaign against the
Teutonic allies, however, brought him
into conflict with the statesmen of
Greece and resulted in the establish
ment of a provisional government
headed by Eliphtherios Venizelos
whom the king had driven from the
post of premier.
Throughout long series of nego-
tiations and conflict with the entente
commanders Constantine was often
accused of being pro-German in sym
pathies, largely, it was charged, as a
result of the influence of Queen So
phia,, sister Of the German emperor.
whom he married in 1889. Constantine
declared throughout that he desired
only to maintain neutrality. "