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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
RAPID PROGRESS,

LONDON, Aug. 2.-The latest news
from the battlefront received up to $50
o'clock this AFTERNOON, shows that tic
progress Of the allies has been more
rapid to-day. the troop having made
an advance Of from two to three miles
on tho whole line between the Ardre
rivSr, southwest Of Rheims, to the hani-
let OF Taux, about e,4 miles south OF
SCISSORS.
The Germans are burning villages east
Of the ourcq, bahiad their lines.
The allied Lac now runs one miles
north Of vil1e-en-Tardenois to Romigry,
thence to Aougay end veEilly; south Of
Colongues by Fere-Chatcau to Arcy ard
DrotEy and tEerce to FAUX.
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or and better men. lie ,oid Of the negro
In tn" past war: The record they had
made and he expected the same Of the
hoys whom he was addressing.
The rrlorcd women provided many lit
tie articles for the draftccs. including
comfort kits and socks. while tn" young
or women gave them Il supply Of tobacco
and cigAr"tS. \ delicious luncheon wLs
served the draftces at the close OF The
gathering. The cnlnred delegation will
he At the train Monday when tho DRAFT
Ices cntrHin for the camp to fight
against the Huns and assist the United
States and the allies in winning the
war.
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GREAT VICTORY FOR THE ALLIES
(ContinUed from Page 0ne.)

Germans, half miles north of the Domans Rheims
hiGhroad front Of nearly four miles
SITUATION MOST PROMISING.
Altogether viewed from the the situation for the al
troops present most promising for complete success
Kidding Peins salient entirely of the
Throughout the latter phases of the battles the Germans have
their stamina CT previous days and at points the
allied troops particularly the Americans enabled make their
way positions with virtually opposition being i'm
posed. END OF RETREAT NOT NEAR.
behind line OF burning visible
which seemingly give weight prevailing belief in the
capitals that the Germans nowhere the end OF their
retreat
Aside salient there has been little fight
in any of the theatres The British continuing their raids
the Germans France and Flanders and the Germans at last
counts were heavily oGbang the British south the Somme and
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y nuiHhCr II thu women uf This Nirin-
IN are taking Il keen interest IN IhG
Demonstrations along food conservation
INES whlci are i'll progress under tho
itlr nt WAR Kitchen" IL; III" Domestic
%Ci"i.Cv department Of the High school
under tn" supervision Of Miss l.nnaEan
Of tho State University. I'll" regular
training Glasses for instruction In the
proper method at canning. preserving.
hrininE and canning will open In" COM
ing Tuesday morning. when "r',ry patri-
Ollie woman If IN" city Will h'. "i"sihlr.
II is anticipated that Tins S''''Iiun w!ll
h. we'll r"2rrSrnt"d III this special IN
:;trliCiinn courses. az has been tn" raS"
"a every former "r"jrrt launr."d by ;hn
rnNrrnlncut.
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Thursdays Fighting.

LONDON Aug. .. Yesterday :
Franco British attack on the Westerly
side Of tho Marine was on Il from; ~ nv"
miles and penetrated IT, Il maNimEHl
,:ept!l Of three miles. according I" news
received today. resulted III tn" CAP
TURF Of tn" entire ridge which Forms
the water shed between III" hurcp ith'
the Aisne. the adviccs indicate.
The French also captured the cniir"
Mcurlnc wood on the limo wcst of G"uS-
s:,nr",trt at about the center of tho
salient.
The advance by the allies along I'll"
western side Of tho Salicu: is de-
scrihcd as extremely inpurtant--pn*-
sih!y The mos; important thing ~" A'li":'
h::yH accomplished since thc G"?inAnS
retired from the Marnc.
TIN. importance OF tho victory. II is
r>,,iainrd. l,rH in the fHCt thai III" n"w
allied positions command the whole
area To thr nSrthward and TAX" III TANK
and rear The rntir" western kate ihrnuen
which tho Germans have h""n retiring.
This area is Il nest Of German reserves
and fi"ld artillery.
GuuSSanCuurt itself has boon takt:l
hi ihr French the ad"tCcs add.
Til" clptur" Of the Important ground
Oh liz. heights t. the westerly SID" "f
The. limo also means that the Germans
will not hr able To retire III nn orderly
lriSurrly way and that they probably
will have 10 20 beyond the river N"S!c
in ltI'Ir retreat.
Tn. situation is considered rs extra
ord Marty good. being described as III"
turning rnimt Of the summer -raInpi;iS 81
and possibly OF IN" whole var.
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WANpED-Salesmen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by one Of the
largest concerns in /. :. Salesman
nnt subject 10 draft [" cover territory
~ Nest Virginia. Advertising campaign
supplies leads. EARNINGS in commits
sj",;,: run soy ral hundred per. Einth.
l,xnru..,r r.ud while training. Address
r.. T.. Hurris. &. s. NJ, Monroe 9ilds,
t,r;,rrr au-"-S
WANTED SalrSmrn. Big opportunity
famous i'nd"rw""dJ 'holoSra phic News
SCryic" uf United States War tlcturrs:
y.Iurluv atlvrrtiSiHE: Gerry retail store
and advertiser Il prospect; 'hSH S"iici :
i,Lnr,I commissions and exclusive terri
,,r, f., these who :ir;' quickly. Elliott
$..r:, i,.,. 10. Printing traits ildS.. New
InriS ''u-"-H
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Mrs. l;uS I'llcr Of Thriy-nnih
street. will he h">i">> !" Tin" members
~ III" M"nLay nihhl sowing club. !he
coming Monday evening. when This
,.nnucminl GROUP Of m"'.ll" workers will
gather III another at. their delightful
frrI lshty &"S::i"u> with III" 'ulmina'-
ing feature consisting "f lii" serving "f
Hoover rrIruS hIncEtS.
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. rar,v Rrtieh Statement.

LONnON, Nuw. ".-Th" IIrIVISh IN"
Carried out raids n F"stuh"rt. moran
west "f Lens. and ut Albert IN ';'
picardy sector and have captured HrN-
crrl prisoners. "r""rHlE L" = 81 49,
,,,.nt ISSUED lr the war office today. The
German prtilI"ry'. the $tHtr'n"nl say.
has shown increased ;rtlE.;E south ~
th.. Somm" AMI south Of iprr%. while
il has h..ru ac,iv" north -! li'lh''nc anu
east ut NaZrhruurk. III the l.yS sector.
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Briefs aud Personals.

lark M,t'ulinuIh Of Washington. IA,
is INC guest nf local relatives.
Mrs. James l'iarnicHn and daughter
t:rirud., and son Sii"flin. arr tho guests
ur friends in Strulruvillr. Ohio.
Charles I"inncE:in Of South F-ull street
is cnjoyingan extended stay IN Fl'ts-
burgh rs the guest Of relatives.
ROY. and Mrs. q. {. Dean -! S"n' Il
Eofr. street arc enjoying Il months va
cation in Middctown. Mi.
Mrs. William Burke, OF M'Arrmr,i
spent few days IN" guest "i "'"' II" SUI
krrirnIS This week.
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Rer. Euhle to Conduct Services.

During the absence -; Re-. j. +. l."yr-
cnhcrc"r. tn" pastor nf tn" Third Pres
nyicri:tn church. this pulpit Will b. &C.
,.uric,i nj trr Sabbath services by Kew.
iar"h ituhl" Of Nest Alexander. Penna.
There WI be- hat the morning services.
tn. evening S-rVi"':; - b" entirely elm
mated ur' il IN" return or II" pastor.
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FOR SALE-AutoIloblles.

FOR SALE-Must sell. six ION lh'ka ra
riun!p truck in good ru"ninE order
Now ON steady. j"h making good m"nrE
Good reason for selling. Inquire III
,'uuI Otlir" ELL Main. street. h''l'hf'
i Boo sch. .--
FOR SALE wish IL sell my rorH ca I
,:.,,I 49, new. and pric" right. Must
b,,r,. - lnrgrr car. Can See car. al Mu!.
Irr's GROCERY store. t;l"nwr"d. or can
i;7G-N. National phone. au-l-'
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Enrlv French Report.

PARIS Aug ".--tn The battle H''i
north of IN" Marnr IN" French troops
during III" uiEht continued 10 l'rrS:; har't
tn" Germans farther toward the \'SiH.
SAYS The official Statcn"ht from LII!
lynr office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sALAR1ED pruplcs' opportunity. kalSc
hugs on prof.; sharing plan. n" onii
,ini, az expense. mississippi farm ihhn
h,l.. Small investment DIVIDED mo EASY
In:', st,,JS Stri,trSt investigation.
Write Cn-upcralivr Hog Raising d De-
y. lnrm"nr Goa Mobile. Ala. tu-J-g
PATENTS bring wealth. Wriic tn-da!
for rr1of Alexander Ncddnrnurn'
Washington. n. t. au-'-S
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FOR SALE-FLORIDA LAND

FOR SALE-At bargain. beautiful South
Florida home near CalooS1hatchle
! river. ten rooms. broad screened porchD,
modern conrcnienccs. servants house,
garage. fruits. garden. palms. owner, W.
r. Wallace. Fortmycrs. Florida auG3-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03

The fastest fish is said Ia b" the dol
phin. which can swim short distances
at the rate Of % miles an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
FOR RENT-Houses and Apts.

PoR RENT-Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors OF
the new lnteIligcnccr building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for oceu-s
pancy. Apply Potter Boyd care In,elli.
gcnccr ap-l7-tf
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SAIE-New suburban apaFtmcnt
housc: moderrly equipped: r"n,c -"
pcr month VIII accept piece oI ,'t"u ~
,'n,, n,rI rayncn,. Address; l.. H.. care
IntrlliEcnC"r. 81"
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MISCELLANEOUS
PATENTS s ssss; III. ;:s ss: 9:
trademark Litigation. Booklet frOA
II. E. DUNLAP, Hsssnt LAwysr. :
National Exchange Sank Baudll1
Wheeling. w. Va
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents to sell
household necessities on the lnstali-
mcnt plan. Best of goods and best Ct
colArs issions.. We pay weekly. {. <.
Ad1Gs Co. 114G-1142 Main st. rnr-12-tf
WANTED-Agrnts Best patriotic
proposition ever Offered: Make $50
day easy. Every home furnishing a
boy for tho service Will buy. Samples
tree. \ postal card will bring full in
formation Write. Success :pnrtral CO.,
l'l""3 Fort ST., Chattanooga Tenn.
:. au-3~g
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WANTED-To Rent.

uhNTED-'ru rcl,t. y four or five
rnonlrd house. in Eu"d i""'ati"i Call
\aliutrnl uhOn" "h3S-E au-l-tl
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Optimistic Thought.

There is the greatest safety in the
things that arc the most honorable.
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WANTED-Female.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. needs 2o,on0
women clerks at Washington. Liam
nations everywhere in July: Expert
encc unnecessary. Women desiring gov
crnmcnt positions write for free Rartic-
ulars TO J. =. Leonard. tformcr Ciy:f
Service EXaininer). 900 Kcnois BLDG
Washington.
jy-6-13-o0-2T- au-S-l0-17
WANTEpvEarn S25 weekly. Spare timex
writing for newspapers. magazines
EMP. unnec.: details free. Press Syndl-
cate TS". ST. Louis. Alo. aug
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FOR SALE-FarmS.

FOR sALE--"on. acre farm. Good state
Of cuItivation'; good buildings; fruit
and water. Coal and lime in sight. Near
small town. Full description on re-
quest. j. y. MrClanahan. Crane$vllc'
W. Va. 'u-"-7
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GRAND ALLAN TIC

Virginia az. near beach. Capacity 600. PreacntlhR
strictly modern haicI after extensive alterations
lnipruf cmcnts and frfurnislinc. Erlra:" baths run
hin: in T'-,ns. elevator etc. N'haDle tAn'e'
/ white service offers special rates. - up uain'
s,,,.;,I ,rc.tIv ls.klr, W. +. SIIAW.
'!c-a;-iu-Ih-sat
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on THE: FI;t:NrHI FRONT IN
FRANCE Aug. =. noon. tiiE Tho Us
socintcd Prcss) THE hatll" on III" front
north of TN. Marnr resolved ttSCiT dur
ing tn" night and this morning IN" al
most I; general retirement Of M r!!'my
north of tho Ourcq with tn" allies, par
suing the Germans with the greatest
Zral and success.
The Germans are burning NiiiagcG ;tS
they retire and destroy !nS everything
they come across. TIL" "niirr bailI'
field is dotted by cunGiaErau"ns, S"fh'
of them Of large proportions.
Tho town Of llaricunHS-ct- IauX w"H
occupied by the allies. who also seized
tn. wood lying 10 the south OF this m"Si
i,upOrtant place. Tho French hnh
british IN this sector look C"nLTAmi!h
ard then crossed the thatcaN-IhicrF!-
SCISSORS road.
Along the center IF III" front. rs "'il
MS on the westerly side. IN" ''rTilEi,'
resistance seemed greatly uImih'Sh"u,
Tho allies pressed through Il ""ri"S Oh
thickctS to the north Of III" read lead
ing from C;ouSsanruurt In t0uluEn"S and
rcachcd the southern par; NJ N""lllE
wood.
Further east on the line Tn" allies arc
within son yards of Nillrr<-N ::r"n ana
along tho line toward Rheims they
captured a wood situated l.'h" !ar"S
cast Of RomGny.
Allied patrols have attained a 20,
sition thrcc-nfths Of 4 milc north OF
E;llc-en-TardcnOiS. and have occupied
500 yards north "f EomiEnE.
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on TIE. FRENCH FRONT. IN
FRANCE. Aug. ..--tEy In" Associated
Press 1.-The important town o. 'l''.
the Narnc Snlicnt has been "ncirctsd ny
tho allied troops.
Tho French arc C0ntiuuin:: 70 aGv1nc"
and have taken. addition t"Wh@ ami W.
jn,.cs -, various PARTS 81 tn. !:ont b.
tween SnisSnns and Rheims. 49,
enemy is resisting desperately and los
in. in prisoners.
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THE WILTSHIRE T AE6 nrAc w.
Ocean view: capacity 30: private baths. run
ming water In rncrns elevator. cic.: music - w.
daily; SIscia! weekly. American plan ofcn 1'
yc,r pno,tc, SAMUEL ELLIS.
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BERLIN via London. Nui;. ON
the battle front there has l""n d"Snlt"ri,
ilrhtiii:." said III" official statement
from general headquarters this evening,
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jy-31-tf
WANTED-First class engineer. enquire
NJ once. j. w. BcltZ & Son Co. 18Th
and Eoif 81. Jy-3"-k
NANTED-Rarbcrs. Thirty guaranteed
ran make forty. Art Barber Shop.
jy-30-k
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to learn the printing trade. Apply to
foreman Intelligencer aftef7 p. m.
ny-15-tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11
H. ]. BEVERS REPORTS ON
CROPS IN NORTH DAKOTA

4 Mr. and Mrs. III. j. Bevers Of Elrnira
township, accompanied BY Messrs
Dailey of Rauville and Wells Of this
city, returned last week from a trip
through portions Of Minnesota and
North Dakota. Coming home by way
OF Fargo, they followed along up the
valley Of the Red River of the North,
which rises at Lake Traverse, north
of Big Stone ssstSs s. never saw
such crops In my life, said Mr.
Beyers 10 Saturday News man yes
terday {. u the way from Fargo as
we passed along through the Red Riv.
er valley 1t Impressed us as having
crops enough to feed the world, judg-
Ing Nv the looks OF the fields Of grain,
his condition extended all along the
way clear to the hills north 81 South
Shore where. Of course the settlement
As more sparse on account of the
Topography If Favorable conditions
continue, although No have plenty of
and opportunity yet for INJURY
sto the grain that regfon will assured
~ yield enormously this year
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11
Sees K'IDDIES
TIT rkTrMVI IAIH0
lin LNLIl | LlNLD
BY FRANK j.. TAYLOR

United Press Staff Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, June 16 By Mail. AT a
certain point in sector taken over by
the Americans, observation posts over
look miles of territory behind German
lines.
When the Americans took over the
sector the French loaned number of
their observers to train the newly
arrived Americans. One man the
French said was especially good, be.
cause he knew every inch of the Ger
man territory under observation.
He had lived over the line before the
war, and his family was still there.
This man had escaped to France to join
the army when war broke out. From
the observation position he could see on
real clear days his home over the line,
and with the aid of glasses he watched
his wife and two little Riddles. when
they We're outside their home
In good weather he saw them three
or four days out of the week but In
y bad weather he was fortunate il he saw
them once IA week. 1t was tantalizing
to see his children grow up when he
could not reach them, yet he was CRATE
full for the chance to look at them
One day shortly after the Americans
came. this man was broken hearted
He had seen his wife and children
board train. For two days he was al
most without hope.
Then one Of the Americans he had
been training suddenly shouted one day
There they are They re back The
Yankee was almost as excited as the
Isrenchlnan.
This man doesn't measure time by
he end Of the war; as most people
do. With him Is until the Americans
drive the Germans beyond my home
over there For him that will be
heaven.
8s He says there will be no end Of the
war on Germany for him. For the
hours of agony tlle Germans have Civ
en- him will never allow him TO be at
peace with d aerfnan. Furthermore,
III ransom Is on him for an u rrising
hid started before he escaped to F'ral1ce.
The Americans Will try to keep him at
his obser ton post until his rome and
family is won In an ad vance. 5s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11
IN
ODnnMAnIIIAN
81 LUlAUULAk
BATTLE IN AIR
Eight Miles Inside German Lines,
He Engages Three Ger
man Machines.
BY FRED. s. FERGUSON

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
q With the Americans on the Marine,
July 11.-Lieutentant Quentin Roose-
welt. the youngest son Of the elder
Roosevelt, is believed to have brought
down the first German airplane in
yesterdays fighting, contesting with
three Boches far behind the enemy
lines. The report was unconfirmed
last evening, but it is thought to be
well founded
Heavy clouds separated Lieutenant
Roosevelt from his comrades eight
miles inside the German lines at a
great height. Emerging suddenly
from the clouds, he encountered three
German machines and at once gave
battle, firing fifty rounds. One Boche
was seen to spin downward
Roosevelt thereupon broke loose, re
turning to the American lines
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11

Verne Mccain will shortly leave for
the Great Lakes naval training camp.
Verne went to Redfield day or so
ago to visit his grandparents before
assuming his duties with Uncle Sans
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11
WORK OR fight
AS VIEWED BY
STATE COUNCIL
Pool Halls Included in Class Of
Nonessential Insti-
tutions.
NEWSPAPER SOLICITORS, TOO
Could Apply to Political Campaign
Managers and League
Organizers.

Huron, s. D.. July 9---The State
Council of Defense today made public
It's Interpretation of the work or fight
order as affects all men between the
ages of 16 and II and 81 and IS. The
order Is drastic and defines at length
the occupations considered non ess-
tial
The following is a list Of the classi-
fication of non-essential occupations.
Any one engaged in any of the non.
essential occupations shall be subject
to the registration under the compul.
sorry labor act and under council order
number 0.
l. Those who are actually idle or
unemployed or not engaged in any oc.
cupation.
2. Gamblers of all descriptions;
employers and employees of race
tracks; employees of bucket shops;
employees of pool halls and billiard
parlors; fortune tellers, clairvoyants,
and palmists
5. All persons engaged in conduct.
ing soft drink places, except where
conducted In connection with some
other business regularly established
before July 4, 1918.
Al Persons engaged in serving of
food and drink in hotels, clubs, and
other public places.
5. Passenger elevator operators and
attendants, hotel porters, attendants
in clubs, hotels, stores, apartment
& houses, bath houses, and office build
ings.
s s. Persons including ushers, ticket
sellers, and door tenders, and all other
attendants engaged and occupied in
games, sports. and other amusements,
except actual performance in legitimate
concerts, operas, or theatrical perform
ance
Persons employed in domestic
service.
5. Real estate brokers who have no
regularly established business
8. Capitalists.
10. Sale clerks and other clerks
employed in stores, offices and other
mercantile establishments whose
services are of such a nature that they
can be satisfactorily performed by
female help.
III. All hawkers and peddlers, and
all persons engaged in selling stocks,
bonds, patent rights, securities, all
solicitors for newspapers and maya
Zines, or membership In or who are
anywise engaged in the organization
of corporation, co-partnerships, or
CARNATIONS, societies, associations, or
institutions, whether organized for
profit, charity or general eleemosynary
z purposes, save and except those cases
only where license for the sale Of
stocks, bonds, ana other securities
have previously been secured through
the State Securities commission
ALL male persons within the age
limits prescribed who are engaged
4 In any OF the occupations listed above
as non-essential Will be required to
register at the. town in which he re-
sides. The board Of tegistrationy Is
composed Of the county council chair
man, the city clerk, and the county
auditor.
allure to register will be regard.
ed as q nlisdenleanor and punishable
i BY d fine OF Sc 900 or imprisonment In
the county jail for one year or both.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-07-11
Local Happenings.

=
Leo cnanes left 7 NOR Ming
for Milbank
Rev. Father Zimmerman, of Kranz-
burg, was in the city Monday.
G. T. Junkins returned the first of
the week from a trip to Minnesota.
Daniel X. Loucks made a profess
sional trip to Sioux Falls this week.
DR.. Lysle Spencer has returned
from fishing trip to Lake Andes, S.
d.
Miss Gertrude Levine has returned
from Aberdeen where she visited rel
atives.
Rev. Father Kief of Huntermer, S.
D., was an over-Sunday visitor in
Watertown
Raymond conley returned from
Aberdeen Tuesday, where he had been
wishing friends.
John Hentges departed a few days
ago for LeMars, Ia, to visit his broth
ers and other friends.
5E / fl4s
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Morton have re-
turned home from Detroit Mich,
where they visited friends.
G. G.. Ostroot of Vienna, formerly of
this city, was attending to business
matters in town yesterday.
His friends still call him z j i'm, & not
withdrawing he is the democratic
candidate for the governorship.
J. M. Mahowald, accompanied by
! Mrs. Mahowald, are visiting friends
and relatives at Grand Forks, N. d.
s George Algard has returned to his
home at LeBeau, S. d., following a
visit at the ]. Fl. AIgard home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Blodgett have
received information that their
son, Kenneth, has safely reached
Italy.
/ Mr.. and Mrs j. HI. Deitz, accompani-
ed by Mrs. i. 81. Anderson, of Ovation
ma, Mimi, are guests at the Frank
Moran home.
u Carl Bjorkrnan arrived from Hazel
s Monday He viii shortly return to
Camp Dodge, having come home on a
brief furlough,
Hilbert Best and ]. M. Aaldrop OF
the local supply house for automobile
goods, made an auto trip to the twin
cities this week.
Joseph Stern, en- route to Eort
Dodge, IA. stopped over for a day Or