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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
Dr.. Sidonio Paes ASsaSSinated
in the Railway Station
at Lisbon.
SLAYER is LyNCHEO
After Being Struck by Three Bull
lets-Crowd Quickly Dispose
of His Assailant.

London, Dec. 17.-An assassin shot
and killed DR.. Sidonio Paes, president
of Portugal, while he was in a rail-
way station at Lisbon, waiting for a
train TO Oporto. Advices from Lisbon
say that he was struck by three bull
lets.
President Paes died within a few
minutes after he was shot.
The presidents assailant, Named
Jeetne, was killed by the crowd.
Was President a Year.
DIR. Sidonio Paes was formally pro-
claimed president of Portugal June 8.
He headed a revolt in Portugal in
December, 1917, and was named presi-
dent of the provisional government
December 8, few days more than a
year before he was assassinated.
DIR. Paes was a professor of mathe-
matics in the University of Coinbra,
when he entered the Portuguese cab.
met in 1911 as minister of public
works. At the outbreak of the war he
was Portuguese minister to Germany
and remained in Berlin until early
part of 1916 when he returned to
Lisbon.
Pushed War Harder.
While provisional president, DR.
Paes declared that Portugal would
continue in agreement with the Allies
against Germany. One of his first acts
after being proclaimed president was
to take active steps for greater par
ticipation in the war by Portugal
On December 6, while walking in
the streets of Lisbon, DIR. Paes was
fired at, but the shot went wild. The
presidents aggressor was arrested
Tamagnini Barbosa, the minister oi
the interior has assumed the presi
dency.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
CONSTRUCTION WORK STOPS
Army Camps viii Have No More New
Buildings.

Washington, Dec. abandonment
Of all construction work in progress or
projected at so-called tent camps"
originally laid out for mobilization of
the National Guard and later used for
general training purposes was ordered
by the War department. Exception is
made in cases where it is shown that
the completion is necessary in the in
terest of the health of the troops.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
REFUSES TO LEAVE HOLLAND
Former Kaiser Turns Deaf Ear To
Government Request.

Amsterdam, Dec. William Hob
enzollern, the former German en-
peror, the Telegram says it under
stands, has refused to leave Holland
after official representations had been
made that his continued presence in
Holland was likely to involve the
country in serious difficulties.
The former emperor the paper
adds, was told that his departure
would be a matter of qualification to
the Dutch government.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
FEED SURPLUS TO BELGIUM
Remaining Army Supplies May Be
Used in Relief Work.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Surplus sup
plies in the hands Of the American
army in France may be used for the
relief of Belgium. The commission
for relief in Belgium announced that
negotiations to this end are being con-
Quoted with the War department, and
that about one million yards of cloth
sheeting already have been purchased.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
American Held for Ransom.

Ell Paso, Dec. 17.-Edward Thomp-
son, American citizen, manager of the
Epada Mining company, whose plant
is located northwest of Guadalajara,
Mexico, is being held by bandits for
$1,000 ransom, according to reports
reaching here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
CARRIES 5000 CANADIANS
Olympic Arrives at Halifax With
Dominion Troops.

Halifax, N. s., Dec. 1.-THE former
White Star liner Olympic arrived in
Halifax from overseas with more than
5000 returning Canadian soldiers and
a few civilian passengers. Most Of
the men are from Western provinces
and a great many of them have seen
almost four years of fighting service
In Belgium and France
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
CHILE APPEARS SATISFIED
United States Offers to Mediate Dis
pute With Peru.

Buenos Aires, Dec. 1.-THE Ameri-
can offer of mediation between Chile
and Peru has caused satisfaction in
Chile, where, according to advices
from that country, it is interpreted as
assurance that the United States will
not interfere unless invited to do so
by both Chile and Peru.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
Finds ALLEGED SLAYER Sane.

New York, Dec. IL. Charles e.
Chaplin. former city editor of the New
York Evening World, who confessed
to having shot and killed his wife at
the Hotel Cumberland Sept. 16, has
been found legally sane, according to
the report of a lunacy commission.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
OCCUPY RHINE c3JECTIVES
American Army Is Taking Its Place
On German Soil

American Army Is Taking Its Place
On German Soil.
With the American Army of Occu-
patton, Dec. 1.-THE detectives of the
American army of occupation were
reached Sunday at various points.
Spreading out like a great fan the ad-
vanced units of the Americans took
up their positions along the boundary
Of 30-hlometre semi-circle pivoting
on CoblenZ.
The Thirty-second division is occu-
pying the bridgehead on the left, the
Second division comes next, while the
First division Is on the right of the
Second division. Two French divi-
sions are occupying part of the
bridgehead, their position being on the
extreme right OF the Americans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
| WILSON TO VISIT ENGLAND
President Has Accepted Invitations
From King George.

has accepted an invitation from King
George to visit England. 1t is expect
ed he will stop here on his way home.
The British officials have been await
ing the arrival of Ambassador Davis
before making any arrangements for
the entertainment of the President.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
AIMS TO UNITE JUGO-SLAVS
Crown Prince of Serbia Is Organizing
Government.

Government.
Paris, Dec. 17.-Crown Prince Alex
ander, the regent OF Serbia, is engaged
In the formation of government rep
resenting all the political groups Of
the Jugo-Slay countries, he declared
in an interview at Belgrade, with a
correspondent of the Petit Parisien.
His program consists of the organiza-
tion Of united state based on abso.
lutte equality.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-12-17
CLASH LEFT TO DIPLOMACY

Trouble Between v. S. Sailors and
Mexican Soldiers To Be Settled.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE clash
between the armed guard of the
Ward liner, Monterey, and Mexican
soldiers at Tampico has been left to
diplomatic settlement and is now the
subject OF negotiations between the
American and Mexican governments,
the state department announces.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12

Daca din causa lipsei de alimen
te, delegatii de armistitiu al Ger-
maniei nu s'au putut satura- oda-
ia 81 bine de mincare, de multa
vreme, acum, find oaspetii mare
salului Foch, au prilejul sd Sc
umfle odata 81 bine. q Sss,s
Ce sa va Fl ales de bricegele de
odinioara pc care era scris Ina
de in Germany
Ingaria propune aliatilor ca
sa o lase pc viitor sa-si fearba
dinsa 1nsasi gulasul asa cum site.
Sd poate ca unii MI Isl ispra-
vesc tot lucrul la vreme. Oar pen
tru aceea end este vorba Gle a
demonstra pc strada, pentru asa
ceva sunt ION time''.
Moi cunoastem un ON care es-
te alta de suspicios incit crede
Ca colectorii bisericesti trebue sd
poarte minusi de boxeri end UNI
bla GU cheta.
Tn negru din Texas credea Cd
daca Kaiserul nu-si umple ches-
tionarul TRIMS de la Washington
trebue TRIMS 81 el la duba.
Ori cum S ar ispravi odata a
cest razboi, Hunii au facut impo-
sibilitati. De pilda: au facut pc
turci sd Sc Embrace ca niste per.
fecti gentleman
Sa poate ca numai la rominil
din America sa afla STUDENT car
sd studieze cum sd Sc joace la
carti 81 cum sd inghita ,,trasca
III in orele libere. Dar>- de O.
bicei atari STUDENT ramin tot.
deama STUDENT numai.
Dare de ce palariile altor fete
sa potrivesc fiecarei fete 81 de &C
ghetele uneia totdeauna sunt
prea mari pentru ceealalta?
La Rim. are sa fie >curind alta
sentinpla. Schimbarea sentlnele.
lor are sd faca maresalul Foch.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
PxsrREAzx-M LIBERTY BON
Dull.

Din multele milioane de acre
de lpamint public caror titlu G
ia guvernul Federal, Stafele Uni
tie are cam 5,0OO, 900 de acre de
pamint Gu carbuni.
A sehimba un Liberty Bond
pentru Q actiune de la vre-o com.
panic de c3rbuni de 0 valoare in.
doielnica, nu Z Q afacere tocmai
cuminte. Prevederea e Gel maj
bun pricten d opului aviz &c.
Iiof ce an Liherty Bonduri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
INFORMATlUNl

Casatoria lui Charlie Chaplin
= Los Angeles. = Charlie Cha
plin, marele actor comic din A.
merica, s'a casatorit in ziua de
23 Octombrie Gu D1ra Mildred L.
Harris din acest oras. Casatoria
a fost tinuta in secret, fiindca a.
sa voise mireasa.
Austria importeasa griu din
Argentina. - Buenos Aires. =
Primarul din Viena propus gu
vernului Argentinei sa trimita
imediat in Austria 10000 orr 20,
900 de vagoane de griu. Guvernul
Argentinian a 1ncuviintat numai
decit acest export. Sc zice ca A
ustria, pentru a transporta griul
in Europa, isl va fntrebuinta va
poarele Ell carl in timpul de fata
Sc afla internate in porturile spa
Mole.
Fagaduesc ajutor asiaticilor. -
Paris. Guvernul englez 81 Gel
francez au dat impreuna decla-
ratie prin care asigura popoarele
dintre regiunea Taurus 81 golful
Persian din Asia ca lie vOr incu-
raja 81 lie vor ajita in a-si cfsti-
ga deplina autonomie 81 a-si sta
bill guvernele 81 administratia lor
nativa in Syria 81 Mesopotamia,
carl deja sunt liberate, orr pc Gale
de Fl liberate.
Goana dupa un nebun. - Fond
Du Lac, Mis-. Mai multe cete
de farmeri, in frunte GU autorita-
tile, cauta GU eel pc un nebun ca
re s'a pripasit prin mlastinile de
la Auburn 81 care sc crede ca ~
fl dat foe mai multor case >de pc
farmele din apropiere. Totusi pi-
ma acum nebunul ma fost prins,
eaci q reusit sd scapc de mai null
te orr cind fusese apueat la strfm-
toare. El este armat 81 de c1teva
ori o tras foe asnpra celor eel
urmareau.
CT ! cotsat oelsbearse pxsoi a
New York. New York. Ora
SUI New York, ca multe orese din
America, q celcbrat cu mutt alsi
il ,,;predarea Germanei" il urnaa
unei stiri false data din Paris De
Pres4 Unita. De Il mil a mil AZ
1erestrii din marble 6lxdiri ale
New Yofk-ului se arpacau 81
strad8 IN fel de rondele ~ h1rti1
nu1Rite confete, eari lkoSxu -
prs M pnol' degi f1lei "a 4.
1kII( (czitz IN e1rii ~ GsI !, = I ~ { M q
x ltuI frsl 4 0 AZ - = =! = ID lil 6 = i! =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
UN|UNEA SOC. ROMANO.
.= DE AJUT0R 81 CULTURA.
CEA MAI vECHE 81 MAI PUTERNlcA 0RGA-
NIZATIUNE ROMlMEASCA DIN AMERICA.
734 SO. LIBERTY ST., ALLIANCE, O.

In cazui de accdente grave pererea unui pcior al
unei mimi membru capata ajutor de $4,000 In cazur
gray pateste $4,000 Perderea paru degete de la
NINA socoteste de accident grav patese $000
$S00O0 Perderea unu ochiu uatate din aba pcoru
consdera accident usor patee $30000 Per-
derea degeulu mic Sd plase $780, Gel inear
grav 81 Sc plateste Gu $4,000.
Din beneficial de moarte, cnd mostenorii direc
a& pc Inga mort poae cheltu pentu nmormintars
mai multi $4,000 Pc ng& acese autoare date de Uniu
me- Socieae Ia apartne memhu dau ajutoare in
de koaa tmp de lun Tei ni cite $500 pc sapa
NINA i rei luni umaate Aceste ajutoare varaa Uncle
socetati dau 3i mai mutt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12

|
ia noaptea u ! doua Ii pima pc
La amiazi, sttingind la un loc d
granada de 2,056 de yards cubi.
Nunai Gu caratul acelci hirtii pri-
maria a trebuit sa cheltuie snma
de 5000 de dolari.
Prisoneri liberati in urma ar
lnistitiului. Lonqra. Sub
secretarul afacerilor inferno a de-
clarat Cd imediat dupa semnarea
armistitiului Turcia a liberat ur-
matorii prisonieri: 43O de ofiteri
Englezi 81 1881 de soldati 81 gra-
de inferioare, precum 81 217 Off
teri din India 81 112,9s7 de sol
DAFT; ,nl total Gle i116,015 priso-
nieri.
Gu cine se vor uni Croatii. =
i<ew York. - DoctorGi Rogumi,
Vosnjak, membru in comitetul
Jugo Slav, desmintit telegra-
ma care anunta ca Croatii Sc vor
uni Gu Austria, Dfnsul a zis ur-
matoarele: ,,Nici odata ma exis-
tat 0 tara austriaca 81 ca nu exi-
sta nici astazi, insa parlamentul
Croat "a declarat pentru unire
Gu vechea Ilirie, o creatiune lui
Napoleon /, care a coprins Caryn-
thia, Carniola, Groica-Gradisca,
Triest, Istria 81 Dalmatia. In toa-
tie aceste localitati, afara de Tri-
est, Jugo-Slavii locuesc intro ma
joritate covirsitoarc.
Maxim Gorly convertit la Bol-
sevichism. - Amsterdam. - Teri
q sosit stirea din Moscova ca Ma.
kim Gorky, care pima mai alalta.
ieri fusese contra guvernului So
vietist, a fost convertit la Boise
vichism. Ell acceptat un comisi-
on de la consiliul pentru ,,lumina-
rea poporului'' in schimbul anga-
iamentului de a edita 1000 de vo-
lume de antologie a literaturei
tuturor natiunilor din veacul al
optsprezecelea. Sofia lui Gorky.
actrita Andreyevna, a primit pos
tut de directoarea teatruui OBJ.
stesc din Petrogr&d.
Catastrofa de tren. = Aurora
Ill. - Pc linia Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quhlci s'au ciocnit doua
trenuri, omorind dol soldati din
armata americana. Ciocnirea a.
vut Toe la punctul numit Sugar
Grove, Ia sase mile spre vest dc
Aurora.
fncetatS luGtylui de Dumine.
ca Ia yapSSre. : Washington. =
Departmental naval dat Sim
bata dupa amiazi I'm ordin prin
care opreste lucrul de Dumineca
in toate. santierele de contsruit
vapoare.
.1sgonirea Bolsevicilor din 81
IBERIA. - Toxic. - De la ministe-
rul de razboi s'a dat un comuni-
eat Official care anunta ca Boil
sevicii 81 toti prisonierii Austro-
Germani carl operau in Siberia
au fost imprastiati aproape com
pIect. Comunicatul mai anunta
ca in decursul lunei Octombrie
All incercat niste bande mici sa
iefuiasca cfteva safe, insa au fost
fmprastiate imediat.
Tirolul cere hran6. - Berna,
Elvetia. = Populatia din Tirol 81
din Voralberg, provinciile cele
mai de eatre vest din Austria, au
TRIMS I'm APPEL la consiliul fede-
raj al Elvetiei, prin care Sc roa-
Oa ferhinte q le .trimite hrana
Consiliul TRIMS apelul la amba-
sadorul francez, care la rindul
sau Il va fnainta guvernelor din
tarile aliate. In aeelasi timp con.
| siliul incearca 81 dea mici aju.
toare acestor doua provincii hip
site.
sinucidere prin innsc. 80 Ur'
hama. - Tn ON in etate de 50 dc
L l.ls H-A n--os IL eco
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-12
Bi3I v1C1 PRAvOsLkv
nc.

Se rJga Ivan din 6nflet
81 81 inima cu fot
Hfintulii Nicolse anoapte
Gro&xnic groh md din ~.
m eiud lsa i1trshat n llics
1e n llln r. a ~:
nr 1isIhe
g. @tl Anats
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w. s. s.
SIOUX VALLEY

The crops are in need of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie left Thursday
for Lyons. Nebr., by auto. Mr.. Willie
expects to leave the 28th for camp.
Miss Ruth Hollands returned to her
home near Watertown Sunday by auto.
She was accompanied by the o. T..
Steen family, the latter returning that
evening.
Mr.. jerks and family were visiting
at Mr.. Wick's Sunday afternoon.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Olson Friday evening,
June 21st. Mother and babe are doing
fine.
Omer Aslakson has been quite sick
with the humps, but is better at this
writing.
Quite a few from Sioux Valley are
planning to attend the Brookings
C%hautauqua.
Matte and Arthur Tufty were call
ing at o. f. Stems Monday evening.
Ralph and Harold Olson were call
ing at Christopherson's Sunday az
ternOon.
Mrs. o. f. Steen and daughter and
Ruth Hollands were visiting at the
jerks home last Thursday evening.
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FOUNTAIN

Mrs. Elmer Pullman is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Luelf, of
Iowa. She expects to spend the sum
mer here.
Fred Buettner and daughters, Ger
trude and Lulu, and Master Clarence,
autoed to Ponca. Nebr., Saturday
morning on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Miss Eva Garvis is assisting Mrs.
Dupraz with household duties this
week.
Mrs. Eugene Dupraz and children
visited Saturday night and Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Murphy, near
White.
Work Shoes, s2.9S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Mrs. Goodwin and daughter of Min
neapolis, spent the past week visit
ing at the James Bane home and with
friends in Bushnell and Prairie Home.
Misses Eva and Stella Garvis spent
Wednesday evening with Edith Ian.
don.
Mrs. Gail Seas and Miss Zella Buett-
ner attended Red Cross at Bushnell
Wednesday.
Little Harold Elston who has been
seriously i'll the past two weeks, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Buettner and Freddie spent
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hussey and Don.
aid of Bookings, spent Sunday at the
James Bane home.
The Misses Brightwell of Aurora,
autoed out from Aurora Thursday and
spent the day at the Fred Wiseman
home.
Work Shoes, $2.9S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Mrs. Fred Buettner, celia, Nellie
and Clarence were Sunday visitors in
the Frank Swanson home.
Miss Ellen Bane, who is attending
summer school in Bookings, spent
Sunday with home folks.
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NORTH LAKE HENDRICKS

The Farmers Implement Co. of Hen.
bricks, Mimi, built a wind mill for
Arut Hanson the latter part of last
week.
John b. Brandt of Hendricks, Mimi,
visited in this vicinity the latter part
of last week and the first part Of this
week.
J. E. Rue is driving a shining, brand
new 1918 model Ford.
Ellef Trooien and family visited at
the |. p. Rogness home, southeast OF
Hendricks, Mimi, Friday evening.
A baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Oien Friday even.
ing. Best congratulations.
Nithen Trooien arrived Sunday, the
10th. from Madison, S. D., for a few
days visit with friends and relatives
before going into the service of Uncle
Sam. He left Thursday.
Richard Nelson was working for
Ellef Trooien last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Digree of Hen
bricks, Mimi, visited at Nels Trooien's
Wednesday evening.
Rev. James Grorseth visited at Esten
Johnson's Friday.
Ed. Sivertson Of Brandt, was plant
ing corr on Mrs. Ole Bogen's farm last
week. This means that Hans will be
busy ~cultivating corr for awhile.
Joseph Christina and Clara Overlie
visited at the Ed. Strand home, near
Ashby, Mimi, the latter part of last
week. They made the trip by Ford.
p. n. Trooien is busy doing road
work.
County Agent p. V. Finley was in
this vicinity Thursday to find out il
the farmers were in need of help to
harvest their crops this summer.
Carl MINES was a caller at Ole
Berg's Friday.
Rev. J. J. Ekse called at the f. San
dro home Saturday evening.
P. o. Oscar, Palmer and Emma
Kjelden and Gina and Eugene Sandro
made a short visit at Ole Kjelden's
Saturday.
Ole Rogness called at Jens Reppe's
home Sunday.
Kjalmar and Edna Oien spent Fri
day at Carl Oien's.
Rev. James Gronseth visited at Mrs.
Ole Bogen's last week.
Arnt Story and family of Astoria.
visited at p. ]. Kjelden's Sunday.
Hans Almaas and Mrs. Ole Bogen
visited at o. o. Trooien's Monday.
liver Solem of Oak Lake was driving
i'll this vicinity Monday.
The assessors and town board of
this township met at P %. Fjeseth's
Monday.
The following have improved their
farms greatly by building silos this
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Mimi, Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Korte, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. South
ard and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
M~essner. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hickman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Formanick and SON, Mr..
and Mrs. Lamster and son and Miss
Verna Lunscheon. and MI. and Mrs.
Rolla Hawkins.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Severson.
Wednesday, June 10. 1918. a baby boy.
Mrs. Browning and daughters. Lee
nora and Ruth. and son. Albert, spent
Sunday at the home of w. G. Ray.
Big 4th Of July celebration in Au-
rora. C~hautaunua begins that day
and big dance in the evening.
Miss Anna Korte is assisting with
the house work at the c. l.. Severson
home.
Miss Victoria Hilstrom and Name
Enright of Brookings, spent Sunday at
the E. J. Korte home.
Miss Maggie Thornton spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Harold Cole.
Mrs. Peter Short arrived Monday to
spend a few weeks at the Omar Short
home.
Boys Muleskins, s1.6S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Ira Rudolph and Charley Short and
frankie Pike, Jr., are to leave with
the drafted men from this county Fri
day morning.
Miss Belva Rexford, Lucille Baker
and Pearl Wright autoed [ o Brookings
Tuesday.
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LAND FOR SOLDIERS

In order to carry out a recommen-
dation made by Secretary Lane of the
Interior Department, Senator Sterling
has introduced a resolution which
would appropriate 81 1000, 900 for the
purpose of a survey and study of the
public lands which may be reclaimed
by irrigation, as well as the extensive
areas Of swamp and cut-over lands
which are privately owned and which
may be proper methods be made avail
able and fit for cultivation. The pri-
mary purpose of the proposed survey
is to determine what land can be
made available for occupation and
homes for returning soldiers, but it
is believed that the utilization of the
cultivatible lands will encourage farm
ownership and serve as a check upon
the tendency towards city life.
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summer: Henry Halvorsen, liver So
lem, Ellef Sandro and Ole and Ellef
T~rooien.
Miss Olena Kirkvold is working for
Mrs. Martin Oien.
The pupils of the parochial school
in District No. Y had a school picnic
in the Kjelden grove east 0; the school
house Sunday. A big crowd was pres.
ent and a good program was rendered.
o. O. Trooien and family visited at
the Anton Digree home at Hendricks,
Mimi, Sunday afternoon.
Justin Ekse closed the %parochial
school in District No. 20 Thursday, he
being called to the service.
H. J. Hanson, Lars P. Moen and
Hans Almaas went to Brookings one
day this week on business.
Buy War Savings Stamps next Fri
day.
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AURORA

Mrs. Homer Rexford of Brookings is
visiting at the Geo. Baker home.
Mrs. Mary Byrne and daughter, Mrs.
Kate Dougherty of Morris, Mimi, are
visiting at the home Of the formers
sister, Mrs. Gum.
Last Wednesday night a few of the
young people from Aurora and Tren.
ton gathered at the home Of Helen
Johnson for a lawn party. The even.
ing was spent in playing games and al
midnight ice cream and cake was
served.
Miss Ruth Hutchendorf of north OF
Bookings, spent a few days visiting
Helen Johnson.
Aurora and Watertown played a fast
game in Aurora Sunday, This game
decided the championship of eastern
South Dakota. The game was in IA.
vor of WATERFOWL, the score being 5
to Z. Aurora SURE has a fast team and
certainly deserves lots of praise.
Work Shoes. 1898. Gillespie &
Rogers.
A number from here attended the
dance in Bushnell Thursday evening
The fishing party at Lake Hendricks,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-06-27
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julius Ivers of Kingsley. Iowa, Wis
tied at the Huchendorf home a few
days last week.
Mrs. Rossmann of near Lake Camp
bell visited at the Garvis home Sat.
urday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Huchendorf visited at the
home of Helen Johnson OF Aurora.
Miss Schafer Of Wyoming. is here
for an extended visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Tompkins, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green were Sun
day afternoon callers at the II. T.
Carnes home.
Miss Grace Magill visited with Edith
Landon a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Albertson mo-
tored from Correctionville, Iowa. to
Bookings, where they are spending a
few days with the H~uchendorf family.
Miss Theresa Burns is visiting her
cousin, Ray Pease, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pease spent Sun
day with Clifford Pease and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shelp and
children visited at Harrisburg, S. d.,
over Sunday with Mrs. Shelp's moth