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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-24
LUCIA
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Nome Tribune, Jan. 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. VIM; .Portliss were at Enderlin
Saturday. 49, ~
Mr.: Adolph Kurtz returned Satur-
day from Cathay where he had spent
a few days visiting friends
Charley Mcmillan expects to move
to the Joe ,Haskins' farm in the near
future; Mr.. Mcmillan having rented
the farm from Mr. Adolph KurtZ, a
recent purchaser of it. =: - 49,.
Anyone wishing to do sewing for
tile Red Cross may call at Mrs
Tretchlers and get supplies.
Henry Kraft Of Dnderlin was a
Lucca caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Carver and
Mrs. r. H. Tendick left Sunday ev-
ening for Cogswell.
X. B. "Marshke left for Fargo last
week Tuesday to be gone week or
more on business '*"@'t'r
Rev and Mrs. T: W: Savage arriy-
ed from Fessenden Wednesday. Rev.
Savage returned home the following
day. Mrs. .Sevase will remain with
her parents,F Mr aid Mrs. B. IA" Reck
for a short visit
Richard ;aa sErsstz will il drive :, school
rolte gNaA2 during JANUARY and Feb
ruary, Thede Phillips having sublet
his route to him for that period.
Andrew Caldwell of Union, Mont.
spent Monday, visiting friends at and
near l.ucca! Mr.. Caldwell is .enroute
torhis home Inv Montana after HAY.
ing been called to attend the funera
Of his father at Enderlin last,Satur
day. g. , :. @-,:v:r, r, .a.:=r. =
:.Os As-Peterson of Fargo spent Fri
day at Lucca sin the interest of:stht
Electric Light Co.. Of Lucca. f:i+:.
.Ewald West -whose parents :. nov
reside on the: farm recently worked
byzsWalter Linderman, entered schoo
here Monday. '-> a.5,r"r2 70 .ss,,, -
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Herald, Jan. .1S.-+Dr A: C.. sMacdon'
aid departed Sunday evening for Fl
Riley Kansas, to enter the govern
ment service. 4
A. A. Shay returned Wednesday
from Nebraska where he was en-
ployeda for several weeks. ~
Miss Eleanor Gordon was Valley
City visitor Saturday.
Mrs. F. J. Kencke went to Fargo
9 ThS1S2ay t. t. visit relatives an"
~e'Joe Supper went to Ypsilanti Tues.
day where he is visiting at the home
Of" his brother. 1I..,.,,...
Henry Rotter came from :Enderllin
Saturday" evening aud spent Sunday
with friends in the village, Henry is
&iiiployed at the, round house at IN
derlin' and a short time ago with four
others went to Fargo and enlisted
as, car. repairers. !, tie expects TO- go
to France in the spring. -.>.-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Bosch enter
tanned number of neighbors at
their home Thursday evening. The
evening was spent at cards -
awhile Mike "Steidl and family were
at the social at the opera house Sat-
urday evening, lantern left in the
buggy at the livery barn ignited the
robe and Edwin's overcoat. The coat
was; entirely destroyed but the robe
escaped serious damage. The fire was
found and textinguished before furth-
er' damage was done:
The returns from the sale of bas-
kets at the social given by the ladies'
Of Holy Trinity church Saturday ey-
ening amounted to Sls5 for IA bas-
kets. Ten per cent Of the proceeds
were given to the Red Cross. The
ladies are greatly elated over the re-
suit Of their efforts and appreciate
the assistance and patronage receiv-
ed. The early part of the evening
was pleasantly spent at cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Moo Of Enderlin
were in the village Sunday, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mr.. A. Mickelsen
Mrs: c.. w. Burt returned Wednes-
day from Williams. Ia, where she
went three weeks ago to attend the
funeral of her mother. II, .,.,.. "a.
Emf! Larson went to Minneapolis
Sunday where he planned to spend
several weeks. -. g., 80
Relatives in the village received
information last week, that Chester
Nayes had, enlisted ~ in the aviation
corps and is training in Texas.
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iBh1letin: Ian: 17l-Elias Haar.

Bulletin, Jan. 17.-Elias Haarsager
returned from Fargo Wednesday: W..
Ed. McKenna left for Fargo on
Tuesday afternoon .''S' 1.,,,
Mrs: Ludwig Larson was up from
Hastings Monday. @,'.''S ~. s,, -.
!. .brnest Werth and :. bride arrived
here on Tuesday. ..s5 ', ,,',.t.sz3,,
Carl tBotner and John Hildahl went
to Fargo to attend, I the bis convention!
Tuesday. -. =. a ;, ;:tNa
Monday for Fargo where: Mrs. Olson q 30 Z
VIII consult a physic.an.s..t... 3,:.jII s..ltt.s
Marrel, Anderson " and Carl "
ersQn, left on Tuesday. for Minnean polls
where they. will seek tenlploymenst. iii i.
Ole rSandness and &C. BuetoW; went
to-. Fargo. on, Monday TO attend. 1.-THE!
sGTatnr Growers conFentien.-:asIa j.: =:
The Misses. Emma ,aNeumann. and
Ella RuetoW left last Friday4for Arena
wkere They are teaehfrga schQal.;t =; tts3.i
:Knute Tvedt,-the local representa-.
tive. of Henry Ford left last Thurs
day .on a. businessstrip io4Minneapoiisj
returning Tuesday. tt.sF:nlsg &&&i'7: -
( County Agent James was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Paul Hanson and Oscar Berg re,
turned from St. Paul last Saturday.
IA farmers institute for "Litchville
ina Fsbruaryis' now practically: y, as
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A; Schall have
been Fargo callers this week, leaving
on nesday M :, ~. -. :. ~
'oiaf Hansen spent the; greater Dart art
Of last week at Valley CITY taking
treatment for a sore eye: a'''.,a., ,.r.,,,
Banker and Mrs, o., T.. Olson; ~ Of
Hastings: spent Sunday at the H., Q.
Hanson, home. in. this, city. 49,. ~,
Otto Busche, c.. H. Ellis and w. F.
Busche went to Fargo on Tuesday af-
ternoon to attend the big farmers
meeting. . ~ -
We are in, receipt of a letter from
Frank FL. Item. who. is spending the
winter at a., Santa, Ana, California
Frank must have graduated into the
plutoerat class to leave the state of
Washington to live in California just
for the wintsr.is. yf.tE f3;.,ta. /. ssss5
Miss, Mabel :McAdam. is teaching
the Gudmestad, school westrof town
c. J. Hanson. the Case: man, has
spent the week at Fargo attending
the big doings. i laa:gE .ss y
Mss Paula Jacobson of Nome
spent the weekend at the ]. c.. Han
sen home.
We acknowledge with thanks the
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Jan. '22-Jens Henrikson and Henry
G:'Aas were visitors with Jens Rensby
last Sunday afternoon. -20' ~''
Mrs. James G. "Thoreson was Val
ley City shopper last Tuesday. go
Last Sunday was John. F: Henrik
sons birthday. =; ~
Miss Clara Aas visited with Miss
Esther Henrikson last Sunday after
noon. 80
We have had some awful cold
weather for a few weeks. iifSi' -
Carl Henriksori helped Martin or
stad last Tuesday doing some butch
e1'ing. FIJI 1915 @,'A''Ts. 49,
Henry G. sAas was over to James
G.. Thoreson's last Monday afternoon
and fixed gasoline engine for him. p
Peter A. Anderson and Albert West
by were Kathryn shoppers last Thurs
day. >:%='5,S'' 49,
James G. Thoreson and John F.
Henrikson were visitors at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Maasjo last
Friday evening. = -
Emil Opperud and Ole P. Olstad were
Fingal business visitors last Friday.
The Sheyenne Valley Young Peo-
pies society will meet Sunday eve
ming Feb. 8, in the basement of the
Sheyenne Valley church. .
James G. Thoreson was over to Otto
Kraft's last Saturday and got load
of feed ground. -,...,.t .,
Edwin Maasjo was a Kathryn shop
per last Monday. "a. !. s.:..rf l.; =,
Conrad jacobson and Andrew Lund
were busy one day last week breaking
colts. ..aa : y: t,i, t~:.t.A....- ,--,--s -
John Anderson, Arthur Olson and
John F. Henrikson were visitors with
Alfred and, Henry, G. Aas last Tues
day evening. !. :-'..sst' 80. -. =
James G.. ,Thoresen was in Kath-
, ryn last Thursday after some coal. .. eli
The Sheyenne Valley. Young :Reo-
Dle,s society metAast Sunday: evening
in.the basement. of the Sheyenne Val
eychurch. ! :s:4aA s RI / 4 sag :
! Otto Kraft was, visiting at Fergus
Falls. Minn., couple Of days last
week with friends and relaGives;:.ss.+==: ~.
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KATHRYN
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Recorder Jan. 17.-Peter Knutson
is reported as being quite ill.,. a..,;.4
Miss Flora Walker went to. Nome
Yesterday. .,5.,, :. .-. ,s.:rg: ..., Il
Bob Bartness was an east - bound
passenger last Thursday. s...,:, d.
;Torger Sebby took a car Of hogs
to st. Paul Tuesday for the. Kathryn
Shipping association. "a, -: ..~....
John Seyerson left for Fargo Tues.
day to- have soma dental work. done.
Miss Hanna -Halvorson left for
Tower City yesterday after couple
OF weeks stay here. PEI: 4..ets.}s ;v&E
Mr., NJ. C. :Eckern went to Valley
City last Thursday, returning sSatur.
day evening overland 4by Ford, IS.
Greenf going after. him. f.,t. I.a.y4 M
Miss. Dora Lund has been visiting
at S-lsana's farm the past week. She
came there. Monday and has had "a
very nice time On Sunday Anna
and Lena Silsand Il took her home:
Well Lena, how are you getting along
now? (Contributed) sufs =. #.,e u = ~
Mrs. E..I. Roe, who has been in St.
Paul for some time returned Tuesday.
. Mrs, Co. amseth4 of. Valley City is
visiting srelatiges and. friends in this
neighborhood. Al ,'<9.eos3 .r.;sssy
Prof, =Swenson. left for Valley City
today to- attend the convention of
school principals in session there. sisi
: Manfred Mikkelson was an east
bound passenger today. The only Lin
formation we could get was that it is
very mysterious trip. We wonder.
Gust Severson claims to have been
kicked by a pig Tuesday Rather
strange, must have been large one.
j.. c. Thoreson returned Tuesday
from the Twin Cities where he has
been for about a week attending to
business matters.
Miss Martha P. Knutson arrived
from Valley City today a2'
H. S. Edison went to Litchville yes.
Henry Aas went to Fargo yester.
day. asiza A.35is ~. = r.s.sles1zs5<
Mr.. c. A. Field had the misfortune
to, sustain a fractured, arm Monday
The accident happened VIII lie Mr.
Field was hauling straw. One Of the
single trees broke, the consequent
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Jar ierking Mr., Field off The load, Ills
sen Otto. RtQQgAt. himto4 Kathll.X,.a gl
for treatment By Dr. Sommerfslt.. -
j. M. Wigt;l was Litchyille busi1
ness caller between trains yesterday.
We failed to mention last week
the following items Miss Clara An
'defson+ and Willie Anderson left for
Fargo Tuesday. Willie will attend
the A. c., while Clara has secured q
position as stenographer with sorae
Fargo firm" / Mr. Austin Anderson
accompanied them" **Miss ~. Martha
tIgilhnd" and Herman Holland went
t t.. Fargo Wednesday where Martha
VIII attend, the Interstate. hhusinl}aafsfs
Sglegs Herman pet tyr g. FTaay.
a;nolis Wednesday. **.*+ Fred Kopp
>SsI9! ast h9|Yqpd passenger sfIag IL We'd !e
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News, Jan. ,Ai7-zz-MrsSiR. NJ. Evans
is on the sick list this; week: s,st.,t<.
The study club9 met 1;s With T., Mrs. (. g:
Beers Wednesday evening. ..s.I,:
The Guild met. with Mrs. James
Murdoch Wednesday afternoon.
Isaac Ellefson, is. spending a, couple
Of: weeks in :Osoa and Eau Claire,
Wisconsin. .:... ..,. ..,.3,1 g.. :, .ise
R. B. Cox left Tuesday morning on
a business trip to- Valley City and
Fargo. - ,s4:;,,.a., q, a.r.s= mi ii
Jacob Schmidt returned; on Friday
from two weeks visit at Cochrane,
Wis, and Wabasha, MINI. ..+-z~.2s,-,,
DR.. and Mrs, W.. B. Wanner leave
tonight for Minneapolis where they
VIII spend a couple Of weeks.
Miss Nathalia Miller: OF Wabum
MINI, is the new stenographer at
the First National bank, She arrived
Tuesday. ~ ~ E.r..
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L HASTINGS :
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Times, Jan. 16.-Mrs. Jothen j. left
on Monday for yisitiin Valley City
#Reiten IS attending the Tri-
State Grain Growers" convention at
Fargo -'"',+'-' ,-' ''''',a s'."~:'''
Alfred and Henry smetashammer
left for Fargo Monday to attend the
Grain growers convention, 5..
OF Olson and family. went to
Litchvil1e on Sunday for, an over.
Sunday visit With relatives. 1 5.5 sst.,..
y 4 band has lately. been organized
IN the village, II members have, en-
rolled, with O.. T. I, Olson as director.
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8 WEST PRAIRIE
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Jan. 21.-Iner Wilkins is on the
sick list. .sy -; =. 49,.
Rudolph Sebbo left for Fargo last
week .-, H.. o,: -
The Misses Selbo left last week for
their schools. r t.rs,
Mrs. Thomas B. Olson was in VAL
ley City last week having some dental
work done. 49,. Ill., 49,.
Martin Jensen : was down from
Sanborn visiting with his brother
Peter Jensen. !s.a>.- s..----
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JAMESTOWN; COLLEGE .v:3 aas::s i,
..r'ttrgen ~ WINS FROM NORMAL6

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Jamestown,, Jan. e22.--Jamestown
college is coming back strongsin bas-'
,ketball, the local team defeating the.
Valley City Normalites here tonight
%: to 20. :. Valley City started the
game with a field goal and was follow.
ed few minutes later by JamestoWnt
For more than five minutes the scone
stood to 2 and after Is minutes OF
play Jamestown was in the lead and
then Valley City spurted, the, half
ending 10 to 6 in the visitors favor.
IN the second period the local team he,
gan to score and, made % points. to
their opponents 10, making the; final
score %. to 20 The locals have inn,
proved greatly since their game. with
the university and promise. to finish
the, season playing the, best brand nf
basketball that the local college has
ever e,, < known. ii a.s 4rzg 2.%@5.5trst
Inc lineup: -. i..,s 2ss:: ri crit
Mailman: :. .'.. >. II. ssinsonsSn
Thomas on, If ..s.euSsdd
h haI;.Il Is 80: Il ReteEsop'
C Mt1gnt -. McGe9
GQrrle .as7':z-.t.:' III iStensh49st
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
VOTE ON ROADS IS
DENIED TO WOMEN
RIGHT OF FRANCHISE NOT GIVEN
THEM ON ANY OF THE REFER
ENpUM QUESTIONS.

Secretary of State Emmerson, re-
plying to an inquiry as to whether
women coul1 vote upon either of the
three propositions submitted in lit.
tie ballots, says
"The question as to calling con.
stitutional convention being submit.
ted in pursuance Of tion of ar
ticle IA; the proposition to amend the
banking law is submitted in pursu.
ance of section 5 of article II; and
the question of said bond issue is
submitted in pursuance of section IS
Of article 4. The authority for a vote
on each of said propositions is deriv-
ed from the constitution.
THE supreme court, in constituting
the woman's suffrage act of 1913, in
the case Of ScOwn VS.. Czarnecki, 264
H., 3055, holds that said act did not
give to women the right to vote up
on referendum questions submitted to
vote of the people in pursuance OF
some provision Of the constitution.
Under the holding of the court In
said case, women are not qualified
electors upon either of said uues
tions."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
PATRICK RI0RDAk,
FATHER OF TWO
BOYS IN A. t. f., DIES

Patrick Riordon aged 90 years, 133
Jones street, died last evening at S
O'Clock after thre months illness from
a complication of diseases.
He was born i'll County Limerick
Ireland in 1868. and came to the
United States when but young man,
settling in Brooklyn. Thirty five
years ago he came to Illinois and
settled in Ottawa. His marriage TO
Miss Helen Mccarthy took place in
Belvidere in 1883.
Mrs. Riordon passed away at her
home in this city Two years ago
Surviving he leaves three sons.
Thomas and Daniel with the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Force in France
and Joseph at home He also leaves
two brothers. Daniel Of Norfolk, Neb
David at Kankakee and one sister
Miss Kate Riordon, Of Brooklyn, New
York.
The funeral services will be helC
tomorrow afternoon at three O'CLOCK
at St Columbia Catholic church anC
burial will be made in st. Columb5
cemetery.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
HOLD LAST SAD
RITES FOR CARL LUTZ

Springfield, Oct. 22.-~A special elec.
tion may be called in the seventeenth
Illinois congressional district to I'll
the vacancy caused by the accidental
death of Congressman John A. Ster-
ling. Governor Lowden is understood
to be considering the matter. There
is time yet, it is said, as the election
does not take place until Nov. s.
II an election is held 1t is expected
Col Frank L. Smith of Dwight will he
nominated. He is the present chair
man of the new ly elected Republican
state central committeeman former in
ternal revenue collector here.
Whoever is selected will serve the
uneXpired term and also serve for the
coming two years.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
PETITION TO RAISE
OTTAWA GAS RATE
HEARD YESTERDAY

Chicago, Oct. 22.-The petition Of
the Public Service Company of North
ern EIinois, which supplies gas to
Streator Seneca. Ottawa, Morris and
Marseilles. to be allowed to increase
its rates from 95 cents per thousand
cubic feet to $l15, was heard before
the public utilities commission yester-
day, The company bases it's plea on
increased labor and material costs
The case of Streator was heard
first. Attorney 7. G. Essington, rep
resenting the city, denied that in
creased costs warranted increased
rates.
According TO his figures the profits
for the last year We're the biggest il
three years. The profits last yeal
were $3,4SS,43l. as compared witt
s3,274,673 in 1916 aid $3,153,757 IL
19l5, he asserted.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
THREE WHO ENTERED.
SERVICE ASPR|VATES.
WIN COMMISSIONS
S. GAY, ROY E. WATERS
AND LAWRENCE PUSEY WIN
SERVICE PROMOTIONS WELL
EARNED.

Two Ottawa boys and one Marseil-
IS boy Willard S. Gay. Roy f. Waters
and Lawrence rusey, have won their
shoulder straps and are now full
tleiged lieutenants in the United
States army In every instance the
boys have won their gold bars after
hard wcrk and are deserving OF the
honor bestowed upon them.
Willard Gay, the only son OF Sim
con G. Gay, OF La Sale street, is at
tho preSen. time in active service
with the American Expedidonary
Forces, and gained his promotion in
France. He was one OF the first OF
tawans to enter the service, enlisting
in the ordnance department, and was
sen. abroad with the first bunch of
sold.ers from this department Net
only was he among the first from this
branch Of the service to arrive i'll
France. but he was also one of the
first O.tawans TO get into the struggle
overseas.
His friends in Ottawa are oyerjoyed
at his good fortune, and feel that his
being commissioned is only the first
CT series of promotions he will re-
ceiye.
Roy T. Waters is the son of Mrs.
George Waters, $40 ChapG street,
and, like Lieut. Gay, was one of the
first Ottawans to enter the service,
enlistng in Chicago He has been
stationed since then at Camp Fun
ston, Kan. Soon after entering the
service Lieut. Waters was made a ser
geant and his higher step to a lieu.
| tenancy came after months of hard
worN, curing which tsme he has
proven he is capable OF becoming a
| commissioned officer.
Lawrence Pusey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Pusey Of Marseilles
and is nephew of w b. Pusey G.
this city. He received his commission
at the close of the officers Training
School at Camp Gordon, Ala,
Lieut.. Pusey had to overcome many
obstacles to ge, into the service, the
principal one being because he wa
TOO light. He enlisted in Chicago an,
was sent to Jefferson Barracks, Mo
where he had another close call from
being rejected because of his weight
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
HOLD ELECTION TO FILL
STERLING'S SEAT NOV. 5

All the business houses in the city
closed this afternoon from 10
O'Clock, during The funeral services Of
the late Carl Lutz. The services
which were private, We're held at .ht
family home, 903 Ottawa avenue. Rev
"A. f. Ebert. pastor Of the Madison
Street Evangelical church. ofliciated
and burial was made in the family
lot in the Ottawa Avenue cemtery.
The pallbearers were six friends O,
The decedent who are in the drua
business They we're Gus Knouss,
George Weiss, Steve Patterson. Ej
ward l.ye. George Forster and Mr.
Gormantab.er
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
NEW ATTACK LAUNCHED
ON FLANDERS FRONT

London, Oct. % t3:15 p. MIA new
attack was begun on the Flanders
front by the French today.
Excellent progress has been made
inthe direction of Ghent
The assault was delivered by strong
forces.
Paris, Oct. % (noon) On the front
Of the Serre River the French have
resumed their advance, reaching the
Nervins railroad northeast Of ASSN
and st. Jaques, the French war office
announced today. The Germans at.
sacked violently with sixteen divisions
east of Vouziers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
OTTAWA PCSSESSOR
OF CROIX De GUERRE
RETURNS TO HOSPITAL

Lieut. Harry +. Kelly ieft this morn.
ing for Washington, where he will
again enter the Walter Reed Military
Hospital for treatment. Lieut.. Kelly
was unable to say how long he would
be a patient in the hospital and where
he will be stationed next He will, how
ever, ask for another furlongh when
he Is dismissed from there. His time
while home was 50 taken MP with
work for the Fourth Liberty Loan
bond sale he was unable to secure
his needed rest.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
FREDERICK COLLIER
OBTAINS DIVORCE

Frederick Collier OF this city was
granted a divorce in the Circuit Cour.
to-day from Martha Collier on a charge
Of desertion. The couple were mar
ridd June q, 1905, and in September.
1916, Mrs Collier deserted her nus
band without cause. There were no
children.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
BOYS WILD WEST
ENDS IN KILLING.

FrankeE Hack. a 12year-old par
ticlpant in a wild west show" staged
in the basement of his home a Second
and Hennepin streets La Sale, was
accidentally shot and killed by Fran
els Parent one Of his playmates Sat
urday night The bullct was from a
new gun which relatives of the young
sters had never seen.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-22
ORSINGER ESTATE
VALUED AT S13,500.00

Letters of administration in the es.
tate OF Carl F.. Orsinger were granted
this morning to George r. koenig.
The estate. consisting of house and
lot, bakery equipment, book accounts,
Liberty Bortds and oil stock, was val.
ued at $4,000, aside from a house
and lat value at $3,500. Mr. koenie
filed his bond at $4,000.