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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

MiI>EANN Peter WarrNra,nar and
Arthur Simonson were arrested in this
city IN the charge OF having liquor IN
their nosscssion and bringing it into the
state IN violation of the STATE. wide pro.
hihit on law. ' When taken before judge
iaouci. - The state circuit court. Simon.
son was fined SlN ami costs. amounting
In about $ip i'm AL. and sentenced to n
term of ~ days in Jail. Walryramar was
fined 81" and costs. The light sentence. ir
his case WAS due to the fact that he for.
merry Was Il hard .rinker. and because
of this his wife had left him. but during
recent months he had reformed and 3
reconciliation had been effected het w,.r
himself and wife.
MADlSON-Bcnnie Rimple alias Stny.
Scion. 4 young man. who II few DAYS a.s
WAS arrested in the Rosebud country on
Instructions from the county authoritie.
in this city. who wanted him on tn,
charge of cNadins the selective draft. anc
also for forgery now is on his WAY 4.
Camp Funston to take. his place in tn,
ranks with the enlisted men. This author
tiles in this city had intended to pros,
cute him III the charge of passing sey
eial forged checks about a year ago
hut now that he has entered the mili;ar,
service all civil jurisdiction ceas-..
MARTIN-ENperts in the employ Of Ia,
government have for some lays been i'm
vestsksting the report that potash be.l.
exist in this part of. Bennett county. Since
potash has been discovered in fakes in
Nebras ska only 4 few mile. south nf this
county, II confidently is believed that ex.
tensiue natash deposits will he found in
the Martin territory. Every lake bed in
the csnnty is beinE investigated.
ADMINISTRATIONS w men hav. nj.
resay Eeeisteyva in the dra fts4x ~traininx
scha1l epe1,ea liere. I'll men. winch c.n,.
PRISE half of the county's c.aa. ens men.
viii drill three tinlas 4 week until they
are c&!lSA fer war ssryfse.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

As Il man grows Older Ia. swaps his
ideals for ideas.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

Nrs. AdeJtne Smith. OF New 1arH.
sharcs Nor ksms with "a cats ana II
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31
YOUNGEST RED CROSS
MEMBER I'M COUNTRY

Elk Point. =. d.. Jan. Al
enZow Dow. born yesterday. was made. u
member; of the Enion County Chapter
of The Red Cross. 10 minutes after he
first saw the light of diy. so is believed
I" have the distinction OF having he
come Il member of the Red Cross earlier
in life than amy other person i'm The
United States. The young man was en-.
rolled by kathryn NJ. French. chairman
of the Union county chapter. so his
membership is regular i'm every par.
ticular.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

Ii takes 20 people i" make 81 ma.
chine-made shoe.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

-Four hundred ANA ,~wcnty-three
huiidings. valued at $cl,,oo.ooo. nave
been acquired by the NounG Mems
'hrlstiin association OF North Amer
lea during III" las, ~ Years. The or
sanitation nov has - buildings.
valued at $S3.%oo.r po. la 1918 it opened
y new buildincs. valued a, ss.D"o.o 600.
In tl.. limited States.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-01-31

T' ~ -'TTT T TTTFTTT.T" "T'TTT'TfT TTI M
'"ieS' many IN his project and by 1850.
IL nhiaih'n @i"ni 2.oGo Volumes, and
ON MS death he helu"ail"d most Of
ms FORUM" To maintain it. Among
faN. i:oiluy va. knichled bv James /.
Its oriental mauuscripts arc nns,ir-
passed in the world.
Iiu1"l~an manufacturers of small ire
arms hay, placed ,n order in M"nt,hjs
for nnnlterca rcd eum blocks for the
,uuii,. - M. -
subsiitut. FOR v.alp,,f ubirh ln,, ;,,"
sncl, dnloand wN,,, ,b, ', ,.'h ~
Among gun rlauuf,r,u,nrs .hn,. b'.
been tln boiler thni wain,, ,In,,a r as
suitable TOR gumstoc,,s wrirh ,,nut,,a
b,5iLI;"u.. "'Glr" ,''" lMvnlN 'hrre
hn,n ,E,,,n 49,, ' f'',.',''"'' nave
chrIsti,n ,ss",. M '"', \N"u"E Nrhs
, l,,;,. ~ ,'.,'l "' -N"''h Miner
=, n,,.in1 '" '' ~ NN'iS' ne or
,9'n'n' 'Vn nus - hu'ldinss.
", ,@'n'" ~ ,'i,"".''' Ia l'l'l ~ opened
IN t''" | hltot' states.
r,.,a "a -
ya, ~ r ~ 5tS' ~, l,l"l'e"' citl-
w." = county ''Niih"iiia, hts
.,,,i'nn h ~ -, p, p" "','f' from Il li'tie
,'",' "'' ',.'i'f WlItcd WIN ROCK ~
I1'E,'S 80" N"h me "H'eptl'n Of the
',t',''" army a" hhs mad No" other
uaahN save 'N' water fi"hi his fathers
'''''-'
pi...f;.f, II
NJ. ,.n4..' h"ih lriS or
vici,s 80 ~ ,'lN"NS ''iinihNh
- ' F ' -N'Ei H't ~ WY so
,n", vac. NV@ii S.h"N" II turned too
ni-.i. ~ thlS way She wis able To
v,,,',llle ~ a., nr thpnshi sh" could
NV" '"s "'atdnFs got uttp her and
"iHii'H ~" Hlnil's 20 splt themselves.
~ 49,,
ielTr oi rock Nia9Hu MS :atidlorook
'SiRl"r or "tnNl tie nllly ll"alis ~
h.ldill@ rs ~ u dcrriel 10 Whi,h "a soit
OF Gn3ls IS a'ia ilc'! s lighthouse is
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
ARCADIA VALLEY

Red Cross every "Wednesday at
ternoon,
Mrs. Olivier spent 4 few DAYS hast
week with Mrs. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs, Pless called at the
Morris home Sunday.
MIR, and Mrs Sine. Sr, and lr,, u
Dietrich. visited At the 9oemmer
home SUNDAY,
A large crowd went 70 the Canyon
70 ash Sunday,
Nessrs. Walter and Raymond KEEL
ly spent Tuesday evening at the OH
yer home. RAYMOND Went 10 Twin
Falls 70 join the army "Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Sileaugh OF
Appleton Sandayed At the Thomas
home.
Mrs. Clark expects 10 go 20 Boise
ON business this week,
Milo Pratt Is hauling hay this
week,
Bible study class on Friday even
ing. OnN three more lessons stud,
starts At $50: choir practice after
wards
The Morris family went 10 Rahl o.
Saturday,
Mrs. Harry Fry VAS on the slel
ltst last week,
Mrs. Angle arrived from kansa
City "Wednesday,
The choir met at Mrs. Thomas las
Tuesday night.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
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GRAND VIEW

Mrs. Walters. OF Emmett. Idaho.
arrived In Shoshone ON Monday and
viii spend the summer with her son.
MIR. Carl Walters and family.
Election OF Officers was held at the
Sunday school on last Sunday. Mrs
Bragg being elected superintendent.
Mr.. Hollipeter. assistant superin-
tepdent; Mrs. Frank Patterson. sec
rotary and treasurer; Mrs. Fred
Heuer. organist; and Bonnie johnson,
librarian. Mrs. Bragg is planning to
have = service dag for the school az
so many Of the Grand View boys are
now In France In the service. and a
star for each boy win be placed on
the nag.
Mrs. Ward arrived last week and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward are now comfort
ably located In their new home.
Mrs. Sam Hills has been suffering
from an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Darnell left for Boise the frs
of the week. From there she will 81
east to spend her vacation at her OLD
homo.
The telephone company has had
large crew OF mon At work In tn
community placing poles. They ar
putting a through tine from rwi
Falls to Hhoshone and We understsh
this II . part Of me main line fFcf
New York 70 Portland.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
ElpOkADO hkiGHl>

Eldorado Heights Civic Club viii
meet ON "Wednesday afternoon, NaN
s. With Mrs + IL Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs H. IL. Giiniths and
son. Clark. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
watroas and little daughter OF Je-
rome took sunday evening supper
with Mr.. and Mrs. George c, Salla-
day in honor OF clark's birthday.
j. 0. Browning has sold his so
acre farm one mile north and one
mile west OF Jerome, This does not
mean he Is leaving the tract. for he
already has his eye on new location
MIR, and Mrs. Roy Mayheid, Mrs
ID. w. Sallsday. Clinton Smith and
family. Mr., and Mrs. Byron Smith.
Mrs. c. T. King. and MIR, and Mrs,
Clarence King attended the Christian
an-day meeting and dinner held In
Jerome last Sunday.
Charles kays and little daughter
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. d. w. Salladay.
Mr.. Roy Mayaeld's father. of Kan
sas, Is here visiting for the summer
He thinks the Idaho wind Is eQua
TO that OF Kansas.
Several from this section took Il
the Red Cross Ford dance held II
Jerome last Friday evening But VI
didn't see anyone bringing home tn
Ford
Mrs. c. +. King Is busy with is
little chickens 1t looks as II sh
were doing her bit"
Henry Overberg and Mr., Jayeo
we're out looking over the Jayeo
ranch sunday.
A few OF Mrs Roy Mayheld
neighbors walked In one day La
week with we'll allied baskets to r,
Those present were Mesdames Glib
ton Smith, c. 4. King. d. w Sail
day. Mrs. Ed Mason and Mrs. Dec
Mrs. knight and Ida Bingham We
Sunday callers at the Frost home
The Fulkerson girls visited OIL
day last week with Mrs. Bishop
The condition of Mr.. Chess d
not improve and a week ago Nj
Chess accompanied him TO Hot LAX
Oregon. where he Is receiving tres
ment for mfammatory rheumatis
The latest report Is that no Is sligi
fy improved.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
~ ~ n n IA ~ - :
AfflErON

Mrs. ii. II. Gordon received word
from the east that her sister lad
died,
An eight-poaaa soldier boy srrsS-
"a At Mr.. and Mrs bin Silesases
last SATURDAY,
Matter Kelly is hauling hay for
Mr., y, c, johnson.
Ii YOU have any plowins % do call
on II. 5. Blair as he has purchased =
new pillow,
Mrs. Il. 5. Blair and Mrs Herb
Siihaagh called On Mrs, Ban Sih
baugh Sunday,
RAYMOND Kelly, has been grub
bling sage brush for Mr., league the
past week,
The new we'll that has recently
been drilled ON the Matter Hedrles
place Is a great help 70 the neigh
borS
MIR. Carver Is helping his brother
I Ea. seed forty acres north and eas'
.or Mr. Humphrey,
Mrs. 4. X, Smith gave eirthda,
dinner "Wednesday evening for L, {
Humphrey and MIR, Smith,
J. j, Hughes and family ealle'
sunday at Z. X, smiths.
ID. c. Johnson bought o, {. Chan
aler's and MIR, Serutehieid's hay AN
has been shipping II from Appleto
siding The siding has been bus
place this week
COYOTES killed four lambs for
X. smith Friday night
Frank Beck and family visite
their daughter. Mrs Vim, Marti
near Goodmg. sunday,
Vim. Antrim arrived from Bot
y Tuesday 10 oversee the shipping
g Paul Pizey's hay. tie made the tr
/ from Boise In six hours by auto. Sc
en- ears OF hay have been loaded al
u shipped and more is still 10 folio
l. DeBord brothers. Walter Kelly al
; Z. X. Smith have been hauling Z
n hay for Mr.. fizey. Mr.. Antrim
!" stopping at Il. X, smiths.
Martha rulkerson is working
Of }, II, Siibaagh's.
III untn after school Is out the Il
Cross meeting win be held at Mrs.
u X smiths. There were two n
u X smiths.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

ranch sheep win have been saeEiA.
Mrs. Ean TempleteA saa AssVS
Miss rempleton expect 10 peSsS SVs
Nevada the arst Of the week where
They viii Join Earl Al his new rang
er'S station.
\ large crew OF men Is AZ Nefs
rip-rappiag the large esass and tbs
ro&ks are fast disappearing nom taS
country here aeoats-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
BoLsTEIN BuII.s go -

D H'9l.sfEiN BULLS FOR SALE
~ lsesiee H9lstein, yrs old, per
tsSaiy sound ~ every respect. sure
otssesr' MOI vicious, prize winner AZ
$500 y.,sS.-e International Stock SHOW "A
~ s'Ai'1 IL washington son OF colsa-
- sonslina' Champion, Who has
~ ~ : i1efs producing over 81 H.
DetlsI ~ days al yrs. old
Il ~ faf oto Individual, Price sies 90
80 ssIssn soon Grade Holstein hun
months old, from above tnii
Iii ~ aam produced 1905 ill.,
vesr y Month Deer 1900 lbs. In =
49, ~ 1881 per cent lie VII,
49, splendid bull Price ssb IA
i 1 roar y . ee 10 tbs Red cross n
- ~ 1fs 1r,,,slF ioqr miles west ana tMs
-. 79t''A u Serome. Il-f
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
Becomes ~" Worker

DR.. Phillip Marshall Brown. pro
lessor OF International law at Prince
ton University. for ten years In the
diplomatic service and who was with
Henry Van Dyke In the American
Legation to Holland when the war
broke out. has volunteered his ser
vices in the work OF the Y, M. c. A.
overseas.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

Within two hours afterthe canad-
Ian troops stormed Vimy Ridge, Y.
NJ. G. A. secretaries were serving hot
chocolate to them In the captured
German trenches.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
Organize Classes

Educational classes are organized
In prisoner-of-war camps by the Y.
NJ. C, A. This helps to improve the
minds and relieve the men OF the
tediousness OF their detention.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
Stabilizing Letters

Y. M. G. A, war work secretaries
overseas urge relatives of boys in the
service In France TO write them as
often as possible as the letters from
home Is the great stsbilizer,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

David fuitz, one time member Of
the New York Americans, who star
red tn football and baseball At Brown
University is among the noted ath-
letes Who have gone overseas for the
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
soldiers Enjoy Ping Pong

Ping pong is being played by tbs
American soldiers in France and $500
sets we're sent overseas by the Y, M
c. A. to supply the demands
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
Get Rich Talks

George Randolph Chester. author
OF Get Rich Quick wallinsford. "
has been leeturing to soldiers In Y,
NJ. c. A. huts i'll France.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ N ~ =.
y. NJ. q. A. SERVICE NEws ~


AthIoto JOihS ScrNfto
Il. ii, Jewett. athlete, graduate Of
Columbia In lS94. has son In
France In the Rainbow division An
older brother Is In Texas with the
aviation forces and he Is going over
seas in the Y M. c. A. service.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
One Days Record

In one Foyer du soldat in France.
which Is the French Y M C. A, 1920
sheets OF paper and 1895 cups OF
eoffee were give hout In one day.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

FOR Sale - Household furniture
nei1cins large library of sisadard
ep',lofs and several pieces OF ieatb
|eI FURNITURE, three brass beds 0ifb
stttnss and halg mattresses. dining
tsole, chairs, stoves chiaonief
dresser, electric washing mscbins
enc. Z. 5. Feurtado.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

foh SALE Have for sale for
Immediate delivery early cabbage
plants. Price ] cent each o. 7s eeats
per hundred. Mail orders fIled. cash
70 accompany. order Mrs. W. A
Whiie, J.. r y. No II, 5 miles north
ana t"o east ~ one mile north Of
''sH' Fis" nail. ii-zt-z
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

FOR sALE.-Eine 40. 90 acrss In
alialia. SOY good and location aus,
right ior Alfalfa seed Price 500 an
acre Terms saFpeti stAlwelI =
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

SHEEP FOR SALE aIn moving
70 smaller farm therefore mus seij,
some 81 ny Lincoln and Eiackfsee
shesp ind that sheep pay peter
"i.h less care than anything maj 1
fslss' ffiees reasonable. easv
terms. Fred Massey, t@o miles
"'o, ~ 'efvAAe 1I-3f
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

ron sALt.-Gooa farm viii cut
over Two hundred tons alfalfa 400
per acre. 1900 cash down, balance
5000 q year viii rent 20 desirable
tenant Geo Holman, Jerome, ida.
no HI
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

TO TltADE-six cylinder 7-pass-
ehkef new automobile 10 trade for
residence property Address hoy
Id. Jerome. Idaho. 81,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

ron SALE Complete set Of
household furniture See T. = Fnef-
tado.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

ron > ALE.-Haye 500 wool
sacks TOT sale AS wool sacks are
scarce order early 10 secure tham.
W j. Manning. LIST doOr west Of An
ehof Hay Grain & Feed co. G-tf.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02
CLASSIFIED LOCALS

-A4l
- 81
CLASSIFIED LOCALS p
s,,.tv.---.S l,aes or les. ~ cents per &
i.>... over ) lines. } ceats per line
,s,r a,>ae. Al rvasicr> IN the oia>Si- ,
se.s e,,,ausu> IL b. paid in advance.
rOS SALE Horses. IA ia "
KssseaS Wendell. lG@ho. s-'t
A0R SALE Buick Auto in nrst
..,.>s condition. See T. ; Feurtado.
rlHg INSURANCE. In old relia-
bic companies See VIM \. Peters
ross oeiee Bldg OH
poR SALE several head OF good
iniuk COWS W l. Gillette. three
miles east and ~ south. s-tt. .
pOR SALE Complete set OF
household furniture See K ; Fuer-
tad0.
FOR SALE Leather couch. sew
ms machine. rocker. cream freezer.
lamps sad irons. etc. See Mrs. l..
r. Alexander.
FOR SALE. Drop head Singer
sewing machine Ia hrst class conti-
tion Cheap See Mrs +. G. Pierce,
Phone lO4F2 II
FOR SALE Have several head
, Of good milk COWS for sale r r.
Eckert Crutehneld ranch. miles
west and 3 north OF Jerome. lt-z
FOR SALE. Indian Runner duck
: eggs Tor Matching 90 cents per set
"A ting ot IL eggs. \ Pelton, y mile
south of Jerome water tower ll-2i
Il For SALE Potatoes. 81 90 PEI
a ton Good hog and stock feed WI
!, furnish seed potatoes AMI take pa,
- In potatoes this fall wniam Wac
y ner lot
10 FOR SALE Saddle horses HAY
l. two good saddle horses for sale
Suitable for work horses }. y
a. Spencer. two miles southeast OF Wen
IN dell 3-t
= FOR SALE Pair mares. and
-, years old. weight about 1850 10
7" each. both IA foal Kind and genti
CT See Josiah Note or X 3. Frazer.
a. FOR SALE have limit,
To- quantity OF certified Melted &c
ng seed potatoes. also some culla, Il
to- sale David W Kassens. Wende
ed Idaho. O.
~ ron > ALE-Haye 500 wa
-, sacks for sale. AS wool sacks a
~ scarce order early 10 secure the
'a' W J. Manning. lst door west OF A
ut ehof Hay Grain & Feed 90. g.
leh ron SALE Complete set
household furniture See u. y. Pa
led tado.
,aa ron sALE-Gooa farm. Will
A. over Two hundred tons alfalfa al
per acre 1900 cash down, baiai
5000 q year viii rent 10 desifs
sA tenant Geo Hoffman, Jerome, 1
ana no Al
eat
mai FOR SALE Hsye for sale
the immediate delivery early CAIN
ana plants. Price ! cent each OF 7s ID
80 EeT hundred Mail araar- en- :
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

FOR SALE I have limited
quantity OF certified Melted Gem
seed potatoes. also some culla. Tor
sale, David w, Kassens. Wendell.
idaho' s-3t
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-05-02

MN A rErERS van write your
.sntsusstion Insurance VII" ~
A-fnt the strongest
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
An Insujriny Production.

The Easter Alleluia," cantata by
Heyser, was splenddly given by the
chorus choir at the Congregational
church last evening. This beautiful
musical production was given two
years ago by the choir and although
the personnel of the choir has almost
entirely changed since that time, the
manner of it's production last evening
suffered little in comparison with its
former rendition. The cantata is
made up of beautiful and melodous
solos, duets, quartets, etc, and the
music varies from the sorrowful and
pathetic to the brilliant and joyous,
and these several moods were we'll
brought out by the young musicians.
1t was creditable performance
throughout and the large audience
present was inspired with the spirit
OF Easter which the cantata 50 beauti-
fully portrays.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
BOYS ARE
RESTING BEHIND LINES
Gov Harding Gets Cablegram From
Col. Z. II. Bennett Notifying
Him.

Governor w. l.. Harding Saturday
received a ca5legram from Col. E. r.
Bennett, commanding the famous
Rainbow division in Franco. 1t.read:
Regiment in rest camp
This means that the 16Sth Infantry,
in which there are nearly a hundred
boys from Hamilton county have done
their bit in the trenches and are now
back in the rest camp, where they
will remain for two weeks.
The first turn in the trenches
resulted in the deaths OF more than
twenty Iowa boys and twice as many
wounded.
The cable from Col. Bennett will
relieve the anxiety of mothers and
relatives of the Hawkcyc boys.
There was no date on the Gable
but it is assumed that it was started
from France sometime Friday night
or Saturday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
COMPLETE ARRANGE
MENTs FOR THRIFT DAY
Merchants Who Give Discounts Next
Thursday Have Placarsls in
Windows.

All arrangements for the observa-
ton of Thrift Day in Webster City
next Thursday have been completed.
All merchants in the city who gives
discounts that day have large pla-
cards in their windows. The meat
markets and grocery stores give five
per cent and other stores ten.
Be sure you take receipt from
each store where you trade. Take
these receipts to the office of the
secretary of the Chamber of Com
marce and he will redeem them in
Thrift Stamps.
In case the discount is odd cents,
the customer may get his full num-
Der of stamps by paying the cash
difference.
Help win the war by buying all
the necessities you need of Webster
City merchants Thursday.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
Death of Wilha Craig.

Leaving only a surviving brother,
Wilba Craig, a former resident of
this city and nephew of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Craig north OF town, passed
away at Fort Morgan, Colo, Friday
night of pneumonia The brother,
Martin, and a cousin Roy Craig, both
of this city, have gone to Colorado
to bring the body here where it will
be laid to rest in Graceland cemetery.
Mr.. Craig has resided in Fort
Morgan for some time, having gone
there in search of health. He was
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Craig, now dead, old time
residents here, and was born on the
old Craig farm between this city and
Woodstock almost twentysiX years
ago, his birthday coming within the
month. Two sisters and two brothers
have also passed on, leaving but a
sole surviving brother, who resides
with the J. H. Craig family near town.
Funeral arrangements await the
return of the funeral party to this
city and announcement of services
will be made later.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
ENGINEER VOLUNTEERS
LEAVE HERE FRIDAY
Thirteen Men, all of Whom Enlisted
Voluntarily, Will Leave for
Kansas City.

The thirteen men, called from
Hamilton county to join the en5i-
neers' corps, all enlisted voluntarily.
The Freeman-Journal published the
names of eleven of these men. The
other two are Olaf Gunderson and
Merelize Williams, both from the
southern part Of the county.
The men are scheduled : to @1eave'
Webster City Friday afternoon at
1852 over the Northwestern, bound
for the Sweeney auto school at Kan
sas City, where they will be given two
months schooling prior to being as
signed to definite divisions.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
ANNUAL KITE FLYING
CONTEST TOMORROW
Boy Scouts VIII Have Their Annual
Kite Flying Contest Tuesday
Afternoon.

The boy scouts expect to launch
their big annual kite flying contest to-
morrow afternoon from the clearing
near the Curtis greenhouses. This is
a contest which creates great
amount Of interest among the lads IN
the scout organization. Each year
numbers Of the boys spend weeks and
weeks making kites of all sizes and
preparatory to the big
contest. They are judged on three
points, one of which is the workman
ship The better the workman the
better the product and this is an i'm
portant factor, Of course. That also
the second point which is for
ability. The manner in which the Kite
flies after it is up is the third point IN
question. Interest this year is keen
among the contestants.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-04-01
TWO MORE LIBERTY
LOAN MEETINGS HELD.
Meeting Held Sunday Afternoon III
Stanliope and at South Marion
in Evening.

Two more big Liberty Loan meet
ings were held yesterday in Hamilton
county. County Attorney Burnstedt
and w. f. Cole, both Of this Civ
spoke in the afternoon at Stanhope
and in the evening these two men and
H. NJ. Sparboe spoke in the church at
South Marion. Secretary Want HUI Of
the Chamber of Commerce and B. f.
Paine were also at the night meeting
Much enthusiasm was shown in
each Of these meetings and the Liberty
Loan committees feel that the south
western part of the county will show
up well in the coming drive