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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

G. III Jansson, of WatertoWn, Will
start in the first OF the week as an
assistant at Melham Bros. lumber
yard. He is a married man and has
rented the rooms now occupied by the
Red Cross in the johnson building
Willow Lakes News.
Notwithstanding the early seeding
of grains, April is reported 70 have
been about as cold as any correspond
Ing month for many years The low
temperature retarded the development
of the grain, although no DAMAGE is
reported from any section Of the state
on account Of the cold weather,
The salvation Army will celebrate
their week Of prayer and self denial
from May S to IL Special meetings
every night this week Mothers Day
will be observed By them next Sunday
May II. A special Others meeting
viii be- held on sunday night at 5 100
o'clock, in the new hall at LOS s.. Ma
Die street. Every body welcome
Rev q. b. Bohner, of the I5vangels
ical church, left the first Of the week
Tor North Dakota, where he attends
the annual church conference While
absent from Watertown, he Will Sc to
Chicago To part cfpats IA q meeting a
~, "a &I,ns rAatf.rn College
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09


On Monday Clerk Of Courts +. 81
IIorswil issued two marriage licenses.
as follows: Miss Cora Scherer and
MT. Helmer Mi1sby Of this city; Mrs
TITLE Cotterman Of Brookings and
Mr.. Francis w O'Hara, Of Redfeld.
Circuit Judge w. NJ Skinner and
wife were down from Watertown, on
Tuesday evening AS this was their
home Tor period Of sixteen years
before moving to Waterfowl. we all
enjoy and appreciate their visits -
|Castlewood Republican
kAMPEsKA LAKE She RE LOTS
for sale. inquire Of Mrs. :. 2. Hop
rims. 4Stf
H. b. HalIberg, Of the Conley cloth
ing house, left The first Of the week
for Wheaton, Mimi. fo visit friends,
prior to proceeding to Omaha. Neb,
where he enlists ID the United States
navy, his application having already
been accepted by the recruiting officer
il charge.
state Food Administ Herreid
has issued printed OBLIGATIONS for
persons % sign ~ those desiring to
use sugar for canning purposes Each
dealer win bes supplied With these
blanks ana III order III get 4 SreAter
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

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The many friends of Ne seteenled
lady VIII regret q learn oS ne deAth
of Mrs y. + Noble q Caear I ~,
sister q Mn. F.sss n SchAiler Who
went 70 Clear ~ lke ~ attend the
funeral. ne deceaAed VS. Wideay
known throughout tlais section g the
state and numbered her friends nv
the legion. NJ. Noble has been the
secretary q the deuel. county tair
association since ita ganixatton and
has been prominent IA 81 public move
ments II his locality he hos beer
able assisted. To the extent q her o.
p0l' ~ a. y 49, I u, 49,
$3.50 .S 4 e 4 IS SAi s'ts N Is ~
The new members of the city cosln-
ell formally assumed once ondsy
evening. Fl Nv. Reed succeeds Il. A.
Hanten IL the irst ward, the latter
not having been candidate Tor the
position again, and N. p, Ross sue
ceeds Max Johnson n the third, and
r. r. Meadows takes the place y A.
IH. Gornwell IN the fourth. Mr.. Corn
well declining to stand o. candidate
for y second term >. p. Brown CON
tinues on the council from the second
ward The personnel ct the council.
aside from the four members aiready
mentioned, is the following 3:
Ferguson II the first ward, R ~
Hagna u the second William Lang
will In the third, and John W Bal
siger IL the fourth, These eight gen
tlemen, with Mayor Hop kins,
constitute the Watertowii cons !l
= ohert B III, THOMAS RYAN.
sigurd ~. Siitan, William II. HICKEY,
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-05-09

To the Republican Voters Of Coding-
ton County
hereby announce myself as a cam
didate for the office Of Clerk of
Courts, subject to- your approval at
the primary election to be held May
80. 1918 Thanking you for your vote
and support.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
EARVIT.I, DRUG STORE CARLISLE, ARK.
any of the officials of the organi.

, any of the officials of the organi zation.
 ] have never permitted my name to be used by any candi- date, politician, or political party in this State or any other. as an ipdors ement or otherwise. since 1 have been your State Presi. dent. think it very unfair and unbecomlng in MT. Barrett to disturb the peaceful cooperative spirit of our organization in things essential, by meddling in our State politics. and attempt. ing to draw our organization into the political nuddle. Our orga nization acts only on the assump- tion of right, equity, justice, and the Golden Rule. Any State or National officer whose sense of duty IS only such that if he serves you, you must in turn serve him is not becoming a good servant of the people, and I feel tending toward autocracy rather than democracy.
 Permit me to say that Mr. Bar rett is not in good standing with the Arkansas Farmers Union. If he has any politics he is cred. tied by the records as a Repub- l, lican. making 1t all the more dis tasteful to Democratic farmers who are capable of expressing .heir own Democratic ideas at the polls. In the spirit of fair ness and justice 1 want you to cast your votes untrammeled, giving free expression of what you think is right.
 Yours truly,
 May 16, 1918. J. E. Rogers. Pres. Arkansas Farmers Union
 Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
THE QUALITY STORE
MORE WASHINGTON POLITICS
President of Farmers Union of Arkansas Resents An Attempt to Prostitute the Order for Selfish Political
 Ends

To the Farmers and Members of
 the Farmers Union in the
 State of Arkansas-Gfeeting:
 It becomes my painful duty, as President Of the Arkansas State Farmers Union, to advise you that the President of the Ma
 tional Farmers Union. c. s. Barrett. is sending letters or permitting them to be sent to all the farmers in tbis State for the sole purpose of so- liciting or influencing your vote in the interest of Senator Joe T.
 Robinson for re election to the United States Senate. This is contrary to the fundamental law of our organization and against the wishes. and without the con. sent of the officers or members of our State Organization. 1 feel that it would be an injustice to our Organization and the mem bership to let such unfairness be done without my protest. l want you to know that this is being done without my sanction or of
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
Business Houses to Close at 7:3O P. M.
H. B. Lively.

Business Houses to Close at 7:3O P. M. We the undersigned business firms of Carlisle, hereby agree to close our store at 7:3O D. m. each day except on Saturdays; beginning Monday May 10th and ending Monday September 3Oth. 1918.
 The Fair No 17 c. c. Hummel R. J Scott
 Robertson Myers Hdw. Co. Mann & Humphries H. 1. Buechley Long's Quality Store Patterson Bros. l.. B. Krshka Nichols & Hutson N. W. Young & Son Mrs. o. W. Cook Griffin x Son s. F. Pearson Kittler Bros. 1-2t
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
Notice To Voters

Lonoke, Ark, May 21, 1918. All voters are required to pre- sent to the judges of the election thei. poll tax receipt, or certi- fled copy of said receipt. which copy they can 0receiye from the County Clerk. No person or voter will be per- itted to vote without one or the her.
 W. w. McCra. /. Oh m.
 J M Gates, Sec'y.
 Democratic Central Committee.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
THE QUALITY STORE
 Settlement Notice

All those indebted to the Plan. tation Drug Store and for profes- sional vices due Dr. Tapscott will please call and settle at once as l am ordered by the court to close the accounts up at as early a date as possible.
 Mrs. A. B. Tapscott, 7 tt AdminiStrix
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
Seed Rice

We have about 100 bushels of choice. improved, Blue Rose rice for sale. This rice was planted May 2S. 1917 and cut October z, 1917 and fully matured, cups 46 pounds and is very clean.
 2-tf c. Heiss & Son
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
For Sale

One 32x54 Avery Threshing machine, 1 25-horse Power Rus sell steam engine, a good one; 1 20x35 Avery Tractor, for sale, apply to
 7 St H. B. Lively.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
Card of Thanks

We wish to extend our most heartfelt thanks to all the good people of Carlisle and of the Hamilton neighborhood for the klndnesses they extended to us in our sadness, during the illness and after the death of our be- loved wife and mother.
 Harold Snow and children.
 WhitiuDs Stationery uor-
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23

SOhu piStSu itS iOitluCdttOn against the flies by screening the front of the store.
 | A. N. Hollinghead began put. ting POO acres of rice on the Buhl place Wednesday. He will put in a well in the next two or three weeks aud will have things in working order for the crop in plenty of time.
 -Harvill Drug Store will de- liver anything, anywhere, and anytime.
 MT. Oliver Long and wife and two children arrived in the city from Curlew, Washington, Tues day for visit with the formers brother MT. Joe Long. He has sold his farm in the northwest and after his visit here will go to lORldnOmd to locate.
 A line of high class station cry just received at the Harvill Drug Store.
 Frank Isbell, who has been teaching at Keo, has just closed a very successful term of school He closed two weeks earlier than the regular closing time on ac count of having been called to the colors. He is spending this week at home and will leave Monday for Camp Beauregard with the Lonoke county boys.
 Harvill always keeps a spe ciai kind of Ice cream especially for special people.
 The total resources of the dai- rymens Bank shown by their statement at the close of busi- ness May 10, are S340, ,50s. B.. We believe this is as good or better showing than any bank in the state in town the size of Gar. lisle. A bank is a good criterion to use in estimating the financial condition of community.
 When you are hot and thirs- ty, always think of Barvill's $ Drug Store.
 W. S. Snow and SOD, Harold. have taken the John Medendorp place for this season. on account of Mir. Medendorp's having to go to the army. The crcps on the place consists of about 9 acres of rice, considerable corn, which has been planted also some good hay land. The Independent wishes for them success with all their crops.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Thielman and daughter, Miss Bess, of Stuttgart, accompanied by MT. Clyde Sheppard of McLeansboro, H., were here Sunday afternoon the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Hemann. Mir. Sheppard is a cou sin to Mrs. Thielman and Mrs. Hemann. They came from Stutt gart in MT. Thielmans s fine Sou dan car and reported a very pleasant trip.
 The streets are being oiled I this week. A car load of oil is be ing put on Main street, and ev- erybody is pleased to see it done, as the dust has been something fierce for the past few days. The street has been put in much bet. ter shape for oiling this year than last, and there is reason to believe that a great deal better results will be obtained.
 The Carlisle High School can ming club met at the school house on Tuesday May twenty first to discuss the club work with Miss Ruby Tennyson the new Home Demonstration agent. Plans for the club rally to be held in Carlisle were made. Those present were Lula Boothe, Essie Snow. Gladys Toler, Hazel | Kring, Erma Pharr, Kathryn
The Carlisle independent., 1918-05-23
For Sale

175 bushels of good. solid ear corn for sale; apply to J. w. Hut
 son. 1-2t
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Nafty Notes of the
IOIsf M. c. School


LIST. q. Pvt. Fowler has jqgt recovered
feel to be OUT Of debt Lonnie?
No sooner had our newly mad. nom
CONS started on their duties, when an
other another handful were created. We
are glad to note that Corp. Crage has
gotten his share. Lots o'luek boys
We will now sing that popular little
Where was Hosler when the Lights
vent Out"
VINO said that when the pay. call is
sounded everybody no matter how far
There are two Fellows in our Company
who won't be able to Join q social game
Of poker for the month Of august.
Our efficient ana ever alert Lawyer
Sergeant McLanahaa is certainly keeping
mis- company on the job all Of the time.
And it's no easy task to take care Of
the ever increasing amount Of work this
company has 10 Ia care Of
Speaking Of sefgeants we must not
forget Sgt Tom MCGUIRE. When Toms
face does not bear q smile than we know
that something really bad has happen
Since Pvt Voeglin sent for his drums.
things are pretty lively every night IN
our ness hall When Corp Brady, Bur
Ter Teddy and Pvt Voeghn get to-
gether YOU imagine that yo1. are listen
ing TO Shaney's Jazz Baud
Brady ana Teddy" are our talented
banjoists and anyone hearing them play
wifi know that when we say talented we
mean IL.
Would it DO goa good 10 see the cop
around the corner Of your home town
policing the company street, Then come
around right after rsveille some Of these
"a ny mornings and TAX a slant al e%-
policeman George. Becker But don't tell
HIM we sent you there. Pvt. Becker was
formerly a member of the sNw York
Police Force
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
AZ q tieeker. Q. M. -

Key Cy Hecker, @, M. CD
Its getting SO that after awhile ] won't
batch OF future officers were sent to
training camps. But with what little
help we get from the outside we can
knock EN- Oft at that.
Well boys. that lecture given US by
Captain Lanahan sure was bird. What's
tnat2 Ne tell about the lecture? AW,
cut it out
once the gang here cut loose there is
no telling where they viii stop-inter-
tertainers, Bing! Like Fash Of Ngnt-
ming Eddie Neck Of the Ordnance Depot
up or his feet and gave US a couple q
Flynn, the kid from home, stepped on
the gas for couple Of numbers and
swept en- off their feet. Old Murphy
from the Canary Islands warbled few
stanzas Of bird music for " Ny how
the John Mccormack Of Camp Hancock,
the silver piped artist, rendered couple
Of beautiful numbers Then We had SER
geant White run over the worries, at the
same time singing 70 US in his own way
Of putting en- oYer--believe me. they
sure 60 over the plate every time OF
house with il all we have to please the
Yicious--a tWo-round bout by two mem
bers Of the Motor Truck Company. They
sure exchanged some swell wallops. Good
bout
With Joy was received the announce
nent Of the new X" hut down here
reasons 10 be happy
Sort Of got away from the Kwlbbs for
minutes Well. now. let me concentrate
for a few minutes. have IL Lead-plre
Henry is now part Of the Utility Branch
We'll, we can utilize what's N him 70
good advantage now wonder what ii is.
Did You notice how quiet things have
gotten with HOS Fletcher and Red Faced
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10th / 9 tn. Ordnance Bombs

Hew ! keep Mosquitoes from sotherIns
Me.
Madden--'Tfide under a blanket"
Breekenbridge-"s up all night and
Bender.-"Go to bed fully clothed"
sehoe1hut,a,- Smother under the mos
Rote-Go to sleep and let them peek
Adams spray the vicinity with odo-
rIferous face powder
Reder and ceiger look 50 much alike
that people in Auausta think that they
are brothers We do not know which
one has kick coming.
Nov that Jap is visiting friends in an
other part Of camp We find it hard 10
keep up 10 our quota Of space AID Neither
refuses to aid In getting news II Il be-
comes much more difficult 70 obtain items
We viii have to make Kinaln get out
his pen anG rattle of sorne poetry
Murphy is reaping the benefits Of his
thrift for the last few months.
Kinain states that the bumps at Coney
Island are attn as bumpy and the pop
corn stu as pop9y as before the war
Lover was in to see the movie over
the Top" because he is afraid that that
Is the only actual fghtng he VIII see.
The new first class privates are all
pnffed up With Importance?
Lowers shirt is the best example of
natural camouhage that we have ever
seen.
a general question. Have you ever
had .cornfakes and flap jacks for break
fast?
Beckwith has not yet run the gamut
Of localities to which he is going to be
transferred
Dictated by Metz to the Ed Unfamiliar
sayings and scenes about the company.
Harold leaning over the washfnb per-
spring IN grand style, saying "Ib Betty
could only see me now
The. question is. who was afraid to
play bail on Sunday, the serGeants or
the bucks?
There was a time when Meek could
change forty dollar bill Can he do it
now2
Reynolds was seen running to catch
tho 6;13 on Sunday
a picture Of the kaiser has been re-
ceived at the correspondence dosE and
can be seen any day from 90 a. m to
Of a striving young artist in Pennsyl-
yania who is doing his bit.
eek is 60 accustomed to the spot light
that he flashes lille light on himself at
intervals to keep from getting out Of tho
desire for It,
Calhoun Is on trip to the Springfield
Arnory for a couple Of weeks, and on his
way down East he expects TO inspect the
depots along Broadway.
George Bird We do not know what to
say except that he Is on furlough
The swimming club had roll call for
the last week in the bath house instead
Of at the racing course.
Thee IS delay in getting the new
"Y NJ c. A." hut because they are
waiting for Barron learn how TO sing
when Il Il Peach Picking Time in
Delaware. Appended nCte. Outlook
D!scouraging
The beginning we hope, Of the move
mont Of the crew for foreign duty began
when Kearcher l'ritz and Marsh moved
from our company
Shenk was our only representative at
the flre dril in the rain last Friday He
reported lots Of water on hand but o.
lack OF flames.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
VIII and Hug7qor
From Third Heavy


Corp Hubbard has been promoted 70
Most OF the bo. when they gigned Up
weeks. Cheer up fellows
pvt Chriethy and Nash are spending
the week-Ard on the Co street
Pvt. Ran has been promoted to chief
Of the kitchen police
PVT Otto was 10 town taia week look
ing for eroquet needles
why not sell II ana buy snow shoyels
The home guards viii need them this
winter.
Thir weeks war map still shows the
3rd heavy in possession Of hill 1913.
Pvt Smith girl has lett town, and he
spends his time IN Camp psying lauhdry
Bills Smith did you get the 20 cents'@?
Corp. Eckstein has taken the smoke
cure which cost him TWO weeks In
camp
Corp. MeQuilty has returned from a
ten day leave Of absence
Pvt Lloyd is the most popular man on
the street when the bugle blows Lights
Pvt. Aunend!nger the town crier is
still reporting airs well every hour.
wan somebody please explain why
Corp Hasssth IS Inspecting mess kits.
Corp. Eckstein the champion crihbaee
PLAYER OF Deckervitle found that SGT.
Kip was sicker at that game.
Corp FviaBt Is taking films 10 the city
20 have developed very oftcp What 5
her name Herb
The Third Heavy no; has fun tAarga
Of Hut No ~ Come over some sight
and see the fun we have
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Footnotes From the
9TH Development Co.
NJ. @. #. c.

Private Faherty after observing one ~
our peaceful DAYS IN the mess hail, went
over 10 the Y NJ c, A and borrowed a
set Of boxing gloves
our top Sergeant Johnson must he
related 80 Joe Miller He sure snAaks
some good ones over
What 90 they develop in this pattal-
lion? Watch the faces when a detail
is being picked and find out
Ii we ever run short o. electricity don't
worry. Private Johnson has q lot OF gzs.
what is the attsrence between a steve
dore and a trueSman2 Ask Private Be-
hrens
Private Troutteild, pD.. wants to know
what his title means Don't know Trout.
may he il means doctor OF divinity
when is bugler not a bugler? when
he is sentinel Ask Private Donohue. he
Knows,
Private NIeGresvy SAYS California must
be 4 nice city. Psychological examiner.
please investigate.
Acting Corporal Gutteaplant demands a
street cleaning department. How did he
get that way'
Private Massey claims water was only
maae 70 drink,
Did YOU ever hear O'ConuelI and O'Eeil-
ly. the Lincoln Square twins. sing. Car
ry Ne Back 10 New York Town It's
very touching,
- Who had an the dances at the X Of c,
Who is the porch king Mus, have been
reading your letters Nowak
The Great Lover, Private Nowak
VIII the little prima donna In Angus
IA please let Acting Corporal Williams
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. Shifts From The Smoke Smellers

G. A. vSsiey bali and net, and nSai-
cine han Wesley Ban saia he wanted
10 reduce, "a fat chance)
Ladies and Genmens: We have with us
today, Cargo Gleason and Cargo Cod
dard Rumor has it that Chicago closed
up when they left.
Al Hal Walker is now assistant to joe
Eckett in the management OF the Stand
ard oil Go. affairs Ia the fire department.
Hal VIII be in fun charge while Joe is
away We look for prompt results.
Private AriaiI ana Bau we're seen On the
streets Of Augusta Friday of course
they had other company
The boys answered another alarm last
Friday, They had no chance TO show fight
get wet
Now that lockers have been Installed
the Boys can store away their winter unir
forms. Ola Sol believes in conserving
coal in this neck Of the woods. so no
doubt they win never need them.
REMouNT STATION, HOUSE NO. d.
Private Tress is az present away on
Through.
Sergeant Huebotter left Friday for Of
fieers' training camp at Camp Taylor, Ky
He was, in charge Of a number OF others
who win attend training school.
Private c Allen is now in charge Of
cur company here as Sergeant Hue6otter
just left for training camp
Private Brenken is spending his fur
Tough with his family IN Chicago.
J. i, e.
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EWS FROM THE SUPPLY DEP OTIS

own land. but we males in this Eve
less Eden have words Of praise for
you.
Sergeant Murphy Why does he
wear that smile. Because tha.'s one
way we ca, tell his wish. One word is
sufficient from him to make the chilly
feeling run up and down your spine
OF course. we fresze. When viii Muir
phys supply Of gum run out? When
they quit making it--eh, Murpht
TO Murphy and Holsher 80 wild
women and jazz, while to Lyons and
Locke the degree Of Bachelor os Arts.
Busker; Bill Bryan envies you as
an after dinner speaker You're
doughnuts and cream.
Written and approved by fellows
from the Fifteenth Recruit Company
Of long ago--in June, to be correct.
-A ~ p
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18th Co. M.G.O.T. s.
Fond Of Pruncs

S7uNG Oh
oGraGy'5 on parade
The BOYS from California we're all
smiles when their cid standby appeared
on The table for dinner today Il you care
90 find the way 20 their heart feed them
all az The pranes they want, x possible
It was never hot Ike this in Canfor.
MIA, but cheer up boys, the worst is yet
10 come.
BE careful about growing. il is not
only un0ecoming a man from the land Of
sunshine ana flowers and bad for the
health. but msy set you on che staff be-
sides.
The tables which we're so badly needed
are working over time nov.
Never signal, Cease Firing, il may be
mistaken for Commence Firing ASH
Candidate Schellhach, he knows
The heavy rains have caused sone Of
the men LIVING IN the valley lots II grief.
nothing uncommon TO walk down the
company street and find few men. NiIh
their foot lockers up ON heir cot trying
% keen from taking a free ride on into
the river
We win now airs I Am Ceminx Back
70 Caltofnia, anG een'e 10 the order
Silence win prevail until next time
= C.. II