davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

FOR SALE CHEAP while they last
Beautiful French poodles or will
exchange for anything of value.
Also stock and pet rabbits, White
Giants. Angoras. Belgians, Rufus
Reds. Black Giants. also mixed
breeds. Thoroughbred White Leg
horn and Brown Leghorn hens,
large Buff Orpingtons. Ducks.
Parrot. and good furniture. Poul-
try wire. Corrugated iron, etc.
Address Box SO. Rd. 8. Grants
Pass. Ore. or call at McKibbon
house, Tokay heights. IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15
10 RENT

FOR RENT-e-resn house with
bath and large garden planted.
2ss Foundry street. Inquire %
posite, or Mess renting agenc
.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

OR sALE-Homs B. "-,s- " -
Cal. eooa no., Lsng Beach.
wa',s "er.,s, tsatial section.
,.r,. .. a. 4 good income pro-
"a Ants Pass. Also an
- etit ranch two miles
~. a Grants Pass. Mrs. o. W..
As, Grants Pass. ore. IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

ron SAI.B-Tent. 2sx50. and a G.
foot wall. for sale cheap. Jee.
Fetzner. G55 North Eighth street,
phone 2s0-R. vstf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

BARNES 4 co. Cash store-Fresh
groceries; dry goods, general
stock merchandise; second hand
goods OF all descriptions. 400
south Sixth street. A square deal
10 all. 33
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

FOR SALE 1917 model 5-passen-
ger Ford In Good condition. Clyde
Y. Niles. 00tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

.<e sALE--t7s Angora goats and
Kids For particulars address X.
u. Wise, Kerby. Ore. Sstf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

The California and Oregon
Coast Railroad Company
TIME GARD
Daily except Sunday
Effective May 1, 1918
Tr9in ". Grants Pass. 1:Oe ,. N.
frafa 2 lv. Waters Creek 3:0e D. =.
All trains Leave Grants Pass frem
No cerAer Of @ and Eighth strao1a
opposite tie Southern Paciae dopoE
Fas all Information rseardans
freight and passenger service cali ~
the once Of the company, LnnGhrrG
builains. or phone 1sl fss sanN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

ITO be continued. }
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-07-15

FOR SALE Stock. cattle, including
milk COWS. horses, and hogs. also
80 tons hay. good wagons and
sets harness. ]. G. ROWAN,
Wllderville. Ore. IL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

filoerne til Springoano, Tom ippeoc
Slosluer % fo~rpanOlcoe belle 2ano.
ifabet til ct Snierlo. Bare Sen, iom
crtgmlg bar feet en- brenoenoe Die
filoe, fan forltaa, builfe HGoller Der
felger meo Sen Slags Sralnoe. 81
ter Irnteuierne bar Oct Sliefonger=
lie al Sproitierne Nobel, &otbifiD
% Sberloff, iom eie0e &ilberne. 5
1905 blep Der ~llltttet Ell itlpffes Ipan-
GER 9laiancc melen Sartarerne %
Arnlenierne, iom f~oreneoe line SrUf.
ter MOB Sliefongerne % opretteOe
ct SfrGfregimente meo ElpnOrirg,
Slbspaalrttelie % Woro. Saa lag
Sc aoinffernc Jig imellem o. fprte
Gria meb begge Barter. 0e itipo
neo nleo 8anoner fire al Sc itore en-
oellfe SljefonlpanierS 9perireer.
Mtiuioner %inlo eugcIif &opital %
mango engeIife llnoeriaatters 9io
par / Sare, oe oen rusiiife &egiering
oar DelI WugleSIp2.
Ser &rigen bar @afu en- al sc
meget iaa rlsiiifc 9per, bpor en-.
aelifm9nbelle par Be bominerenoe.
Brittle Snscltierers 0hgtisbeb %
6Iib, % Sc brittle Waifiner itob
brit / 9irrs. SIig fan oct blipe
ieicn. De brittle Soloater, iom
bar mariheret ira &agSab til Safu,
pil iiube, at Sliebpen er ct bra Sp-
hoIbaiteb, til Sroos for at oetrS
Iapn betpoer: "@t Steb, bpor Bin.
ben raicr", ener Tom Ell GngeIif.
mano, ser err iait b~oiibbenSe / 9afu,
meo minorc flaSiiit Sping faloer
oct "et @inobnl".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
>1cf Ell Urcuc rainier.

Cliou Cittrril bar mi Sciicr
troucu rnulrt ituoe ior Qoot. Guna
it,tt Salisbury par paffct i'm Guiiert
o. ialt (ot ior liz,
Nc,itr NorI tmoniorbc iNunr !
g@icn Ell Proclamation ON fin (rou,
i~roiiRelic, huorj set bIaltot amber
bcocr:
"Gulot meo u~Iorouorct SiUrliabeo
til hclc init 6oIt MI ieQ lite mco min
&IriQu ltoa lpcicl ior ocrc2 irje llo'
ultIiug.
Sea a~uerticnocr oct tp'tc SitcrriQa
Nc'lutuluQ on al oprtttc Ell lGrltilt
S;at. Sea Qipcr Nitolo poa al Gel
ta1elic / oeruc Slat@ Administration.
Sea lpiCr o8ina ale mine elicrri9ifc
@{iniitrc ira ocrc9 Gmbcooitiuinger.
I{tt tpit eiterriNite 6olt pil / Cant
orUNtighco % Mo mbrctie Jig eitcr
De me 6orholoc.
0iit Soils %nffe bar ira @e9puocl.
len al pGrct nit uarnlelte Snifc.
NIIerc inbrc Sreo bill bare iitano Ill
al belle DC Soor iom ocnne &rip bar
oolot."
&eiieriamilicu har olcrebe iorlaoi
Slottei Schonbrmn. men ifelge en-
Hopport ltal De bore oireiit III
Scbpeita mems ct aIoet &pgte for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
OliebYen Safu.
Spur blpbigc Sampe % rroIpmme
Srnnoe bar b%criet.

Sore Suloatcr, lom er naaet frenl
til @afu unoer i'm Warid) ira Bag
oao - beute NorId, lom minoer
ON 9enoionS % bans II Suleners
800 i en- fern Sortio - nil finoe
meget at unore iiA ooer / &aufalns'
SIiebp, itriper en- Correspondent /
"0ailp Grpr.@. 9ofus &iltorie er
lang % rig paa Segiuenbeoer. Guel-
tpretS Hontontif % opitre Srage
oierS Stpsge Iiggcr opcr Spen. Gen
liqacr / Sen @gn al aailfoiuS, Iym
laar unoer Napn al "oen epi9e SloS
&e9ioner", "a III line Sloer bar
oct her brrrot iom i iclpe &elpeOe.
en- itulbe fro, Of @pen bar ltiooen
% ing iom Selae al i'm Snollitri.
Nten ! %i~rtcliNbeoen bar Den mango
pafre @pgningcr.
Set or life tort mere cno 100
Nar, iioen Nrmenicrne begpnote at
brine VafltS piounoerliee SliefiIoer
meo ouermaaAe primitive Malfiner.
Iaiacpcl piIoc oennc SnbuItri bape
bIomitrc., ON life grmcnierne ito
oia var blepct uoiat for Inarcb al
pLoe Sariarborocr. SlospaaIrttere
iprpanblebe, ret lom Oct bar, die
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

Gri0ctt, pil bIi ct hcmofrotiif Sono |
en- cucr ouoeu 1ornt, oct er ser IN
den, ion tuiler pda.
9}oar @mcrifoS %~aIgiprog umocr
&riacn bar puret, at nj itulbe liere
&srocn iiffer Tor Genfofrotiet" iao
cr Der MI al @ritno til at fro, al DC:
tc &rogrom OiI bIi aicnncmiert enc
"a / en- ll0itrrfniu1 Tom DC melt ~.
timiitiifc life uouct at boabc, iclp Ell.
ter al man blcp flor opcr, at GDif
lambs N}oAt par bruot. Gcm> ION
ouorc Hrlac, Der blcu mloianQct /
D}a0tbc0irr % ip0t / W}ia0icrniu1,
oil ionIcoc5 ann nco i @iitoricn iom
1t al Sc ~iteritc Mommcntcr Tor
5rcmitrjOt % Tolfeiribco pua EorO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
6rep milhelm 6ohen5oIlern

&onoou l2tc Vop. 49, SoGuno oil
tIuo0c ocn tioligcre tpifc aciicr at op.
bol0c fla pno boQanolf @rlmo, ioci
ban pii bctraltce ION intcrncrct pao
iommc @%ctingclicr iom oiore bsierC
Gtiiccrer | ocn tpltc 2lrmc, bporai Der
III CT mango | @ollan0.
Gr Sciicrcn bar antaQct Nopnci
@rcu Milbclm @o|bcn3ollcrn, % Oct
iorn1ooc9, al ban oil firbc fla ct @coa
og llao ijG nc0 i @ouono ior qo0t.
San oil ueppc ioo mere Npttc eQer
@IG0c al inc 90 Slottc % tore
Cooler / &pltlnn0, al buiIfe Der cr
mango, han oloria bar lcct.
@ou TT fun Hop til at mcotoQc tine
.pcrionIiac Giicftcr ira oct Srpn, ION
iortc bom til &ollano. 2llt bans 90
rile Aeiiego09 blcp fouiiifcrct, ion /
ligncn0c tioligcre 3iliUloer al SSntcr.
ncring. Oct hco iiq iaoleoc@ cugoug,
at Gr aciicrcir ifi,Ioc bonc braqt eli
pGIoia WtTngoc 0oflmeilter nteo iiQ
inn / @oIlou0.
Y2iIbclm Nobcn3oucrn bnr toact
Cpholo @rco bon @cntincf9 Qumlc
prUgtiQe Slot Elmcronocn, men ga
ban lc0io1coca al ct 6DlQc pao 80
Bcrioncr, bar DC ilcitc al oi2ic uloat
tct iHolo9crc9 / TO nTrliggcn0c so
Sra 9lmiteroom mcloe5, at Gr.
Nciicren bGpoer, at bans Hciic iii
Nollono life bar en- TIilgt. San pilOc
blot lnareit mllig tomuuc fla no al
(u'tIono, iou ban life ifuloc pprc
lUcicn Tor Cr0niuaen al Sc me Ior-
boloc Gen Goulc &riN5bcrre bar
pliroicliG bic. opcrmaooc bcnipn8fulo.
On SEN tpifc Gr &ronprin5 Qaor
Der ale SIag9 Rp5ter. st iortpaer,
at ban ignor ontom til Waaitricbt /
No1an0, ct on0et peo at berctte, at
ban blcu itllot al tpifc SoIootcr Won-
oag @torgen, init ioet ban lfilloe pas
lere Den boQonoltc @rPnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
6pao Gviferne uuoerifrep.

0e @ctinacIier for @onbenitil,
itono, iou oc tpifc 0clcgotcr til Ntor-
ifoIf 6och'9 &opc0fpartcr nloottc nm
ocrltrluc oen lite Nopcmber, cr
cnoog ooitilliNc Grader itrummcre
"a mere 0roitIifc enc Sc @ctingeIier,
iom @rlgarien, Gprtict % giterri9e
tloll0crc bar maattct unocrifriue
% oct bill lac Ell bel Gel.
s iorriQc 9hlmer al &Iaoct gien
QuO ri ct fort &cilnnc al @%oDeopulf
tcruc. Ncocnior mcoocler nj ct ipl-
0iRcrc ll0ornQ al Opercn@fomitcnS
Sn0holo. @clc 2ofumentct 6cituar
al 81 HnrnGrnicr.
Get 'erltc &rou Quur no pun, at
NerminQcn Al &c oftlpercoe 9anoc
- %clQicn ~ 6ronfrig % ligeleoc2
Gl'n@ SotbrinaCn oQ <rcmburq =
lfol bare %tIlcn0cbrnNt in0cn "A Sage
(0ct pil oItiou li0c inocu 25Oe Nnp.)
@ tnlfc Sroppcr iom mocn ben Sib
life hor iorla0t Sc nuuntc Serrito-
ricr. Nil bIi giort til ariQsiangcr.
9Iuicrc0c Groppcr uiI bciUttc oe
nruntc (crritoricr, C'tcr lom &c rpm
mes al Gnifcruc
Nuc Ecrioucr i Sc uucnlupntc
Scrritoricr, ionl bar oUrct iort llo al
lit %ono, ifoI iuocn # Sage ienbeS
tilbalc, hcri in0btiottct Dem. Tom
bar pUret bortiort ionl @ioaIcr, oQ
NerIoncr iou bar uUrct opnlt til
Straiie.
90 mite !trn1ccr ifoI oiIeuere / goo
Stono ~lolGcu0c @riQ9mntrricI: 5000
Gonoucr $500 'uurc Nononer %
$500 Tcltfnnoncr), $4,000 Mnifin.
pcpUrcr. 1000 Miiucmuerier&, 1900
2lcropluncr al ole SIoQS Gpper.
@ tnitc Nrmctr itoI rpnImc belle
9feQioncn &cit ior Nhincu, iom Der
otter ltol obntinIitrcrca al Iofnlc 81
fltpotiou@troppcr. e 9Qicrc0c nil
bciUttc Sc uiQtisitc Cpcrgange oper
Hhiucn, WoiuH Goblcn; % acIu,
tiuilcuco Nrohoucbcr pe0 0iSic Ste
Ser / en- 30 NiIonictcr4 Ruonl> pao
Nhincna oitIiQc @rco; ligeioo ifol Sc
oprCttc @orniionCr paa itrntcliifc
Tunftcr ! oi2ie HcQioucr. On 30 Sci.
lonlctcr brc0 uoitraI 3oue ifaI oprct
tc2 / GIT ior Nhineu. NeIc bcttc
Strrl ifol urrc rcnmct al Sc tpitc
Eroppcr in0cu 81 Sage ira Sen NaN
Observation-Disclosures or mlocrIfrcuet.
: Sc al Nicnocn rrmmcoc Scrri.
toricr itnl inqcn Sfooc poloc@ @e,
ioIfniuQcn, hperfcu pnn Ncrion cQcr
Gicnoom. &uQcr SoclUaaclic Al
uoQcu @rt MAJ iinhe StcN. Nti!itpre
Establishments Al ale SIags Ifal
operlcucre5 iutoft iaopelicm miIitT.
re SpIog Al Nropiont, Nmmuniticn
o. auoct llNitpr.
SploQ al MoNparer Tor Sen chile
Wcinltniug. H~rcoturer 0. !. b.. iful
citcrloocS. hpor sc cr. SnouItrieuc
HlulUu moo life iorulcmpe&, Ga sc.
res Nrbcio@itnrfc iful life %iierncS.
&cic % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al
ale SloNS. &crnboncr, |~auSpcic.
2~onbcucic. @rocr. SeIcqraicr OF &c.
Icioncr ntno life poa nogeu MoooC
b~eifabiaeS.
Nlt cipilt ~ militrrt TcrionoIe
inaiclint ocb 0isie. ifal iurbIi. bro,
DC or. 5000 2ofomotipcr. 10000
Scruboncpo9nc % 10000 Motor
poQue / aoo Storb % mco olt I'll
beber ital o%pcrIcpereS &c NuiercoC
Moatcr inocn ber Tor Npuninacr
al @clgieu % Surembura iaitiattl
Sib. Serrbonernc / elias. 9othrin
Gen fol inoeu Den iamnc Sio oper
~lcpereS mc6 Hcrionnlc % olt SiIbc
Dor Tom isr ari1en.
Zen tpifc Sommanoo ital pprt
oniparIig for Gaauisnius al ale Mi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

teller, at DC er reiit iii CT lioct &nno'
9ooS pco Conan, Gcfortiail, ontrcnt
10 4{il / 2it Tor @ieu.
Wteo Tpnnitiet @ub2burg5 5ora
ipinoen fra StuepIaDicn er oct pig.
tigite Clement blet borte, ioin lao
lpngc bar boIot oct maturli1e eiter.
riga nnBarife Riae iommen. Get
buroe MI ioIoe letterc ior De Iorifjel.
ligc 9}otionnIitcter at oronc line mo
bproc3 6orbolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

Itoael,oe @ctinQclicr life bIir ppcr'
boIbt o. opipIot. ifal bpernIombelIt
al sc fontraberenoe Barter = inoeit
set nUunte Si0srltm - bare Get til
at opii9c %aobenitilltanoen men as
SincrS &arIel.
(SucnItaacnbe i~lloeholber De rept.
oereoc @e%itenunellcr, 'llg Iont De blep
unhcritrepet al Mtaritalf Socb % DC
tuife Sefulonlrqtigeoe. &c atniger
en- lioen Sm,lc ira Den Isrit ~of'ellt.
lilgiortc Sert.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Otter Ocrocnsfrt0cn.
~5crnrticIic ira sioc /.

GocbCrlt3 oncrqluct ltg I'll % me
Nruitcr. iom oIt bcbcrltcr Berlin.
Is &ouiQabcrQ 6ranfnut ON Q}ain
"a Stroi4blrd or Ser oprcttct 81.
rietimrc uocu at @Io0@uoquoclic on
&ol09houAlinQcr bar ir1oct St'0.
NrIr Sen tn'fc Nor6iieilaooc og
Zen NcIaoIono cr / SoIoatcrranbe
uca SANDER, % DC bar crfIrret at
bile mooirttc liz 6Ionocna llolcpc
riua.
S]torbcrtuacn al @c3icu cr itinct
un0cr Nrrcit.
Guooa pco Grontcr cr Ser oprct
let e Solhotcrrooo, % oct oil imor
GEN iorcIUaqc N~iuocnburg iinc 0rop.
ST RnQtc ON az Sronprin@ Nup.
prccht al NaDCrn itlIoc pprc ilpatct,
p%do'loor@ at rare urlGtl0t.
Sc 70 itorc tuifc SocioIiitarnppcr,
W}oioritctaoruppcn unocr ScGci0c
MAINS "a Gbcrt@ 2cocIIc % Sen me
re rooifoIc uoihuu1iQc @ruppa mts
Ser Hcoclic al &ictflccht. G5eorQ
NooIc ~ @cocbolr, or hIct cnilc onr
/ Irucaifob at oprcttc en- I'M inf Nc
QicrinQ.
2ocioljitcn Iricnrjch ebert. 2ncf
f~2rircNhcn fro Iii9icI0orii. iih6cr
Tom bcficuot / TNrit M3marcf3
FlaN@ lem tpif HiQefonelcr. Tc
noriac MtcoIcmmcr al Sen me So
cioliit &c0jcrjuQ ifnl bcItoo al
Sthaiocmom, @ouh5burl, @cticrt.
Nooic. @orth C2}ornIrt2'" Hcooftor)
oo 2&ilbcIm @ittcnmm. ebert %
Nooic cr Tormauo for set cnQcrc
politiiGc 2obiuct.
Cen tpifc Vrc@ic hor oucrcoc be
QNu6t at IUNQc liz %tiIrcttc otter sc
me TorboJoc. @olii2 [c!cornmbu
rcau foutroQcrc2 MI belt OF holhcut
al set me SocinIiititurc ser tiQiQc
ioripicr oocr ire Storbldoe: "2Sor
m6rt8". "2ofol Nn3ciQcr" - ti0li
acre &ciicrcu3 NnbljnQ5orQon, Tou
mi cr blet omoobt til Oct rooc
GluQ", 10 set t~ioliQcrc hoIpoIiicicAc
SrQou "A}orNocutichc @o3ettc" iom
mi optrTocr mnbcr Sitclcn "&ntcr
rationale.
(<ltct Al Sc monlc borNcrIiQe Tor
tier nil bli rcprUicutcrct / Sen me
HcUicrinQ
-f g - .sI N
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Chicago Produktmarked.

s;aar &c fprnser Gerss enbariyftpu. lena
telfi Yoii. eler Soriaurisnins Sd er ul''
ieri at feuee Isle 9eree I aln1iIoeliae Sreoe.
Ga b, ion ifle barre anipat.toe Ter YeasG ion
blir bcyte poo Beteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
! Rriacns Spor.

G1lbpcr %~eroel2irlA I mere @'.
'iorlc bar ! 'lnr HclNltotcr 'iHrre e..
Ter nllort Vroo o"ret ell 6oite'ri
hcoe1a @oIip moo NpralilIlet Ell
StnrtcVrrpc ncIIcn' soc o1 "rllla'''
lei, meI!rm Nrrn'JTiof ol "n1'iroo.
S!lN ror oct NlIo Ne'ofIllniiol'2lr'
gene; 'Il1 oa'ao nlco NopoleoA3 oo
observation-disclosures oA VIA or oel
men Den Mrl0, ocn lIpr'lc az oeni que,
1onl mi cF ciIot I'oeh NcllolI III
Nrl1cncH l~ilI'oo'ioore Spooo 'I'F
@cI'I0t' CT o' ! 'lo''c ,>'I'"'S p''l II
NHooei Observation-Disclosures Sle
HV''r III S'o'Io''S'l'eH' 0''''''"' o'
q 9'Vo'r'oH 'pI '~''o'I'o"'H o''''
''F''I'l'ac "o'l''t' ~ '''''' I'0''V
@rlac olco 'al ocerc Ter al 'inric o0
oe'"'ie Sorol'l''rlc@ N(oNt ~ %"I
OF, men lo'oIoci rr S"l10ocn oitio
bet Ct onoct Striot Tor Strlot bar
S'ihotrot'ef cropr't III Fioo@ : yer
oerL % Oct or ltcrt ''trcrc ~ bilrtl
e're nefop ~poo1rlnlo AZ DC "loNboo'
ION aon1er % NNr'tcr l IN @oIlioo
o. %Ilnohco Nor met til 'or IT be
tr0a0c % l'onloc i'm StlIlina
gIori1 cr bette fonnmct tno9jlNcrc
for No0cn emo Den arih ionI ben
tn'fc aelcr % hans mllltrrc Noaao
lnllAcre bc0nnote | Nldult 1911
Snlflano por ct tort o0 mrNtiat
2ono, / pi@ic Nru'ccnocr Nct mu0ti8
itc al ole. @cN 2foAt houbc oct rn
net til iig mcGct nler, eno hpoN Der
hertc set I'll, % %ircnunc0c ToltclIo0
illffct mocr BET tnifc @oQ. N}cu alt
bcttc por life nof. InltIono 'fuIoc
hppoc iig Tom NeroclS melt BONNIE
renoc StorrnnAt FOR hpiIfcn ole sc
ANDRE 'tllIoc 'tirluc, Zen tnlfc Sci
Ter. Der / i'm Nfiinoi1hch tiIboo iiQ
icIo ION en- @uo ~ poo oct norm'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15
Kansas City Kveor,rL.d
Sioux City Kvasmarked.
Omaha

representative steers. II. OO-1S 90
Cc.JoI og kvler. ........ TOOL 80
CO. ocKers and feeders. 6.50-14.O 90
OF sales. ...... 17.O0 II 40
~ .00-16.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-15

ENTERED As srcoSp CLASS g,rrEH JrNE iarH 1905 At
ruE Posr OrrIlE At uE.yt.l. IOWA, UNDER TIM AcT
oT CoNGBrss or NARDH2. 1874.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-11

Carl Swenson was sight seer in
Minot last Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Some of our young folks attended
a social dance 3 l-2 miSs west of the
South Prairie store last Friday night
Lew J. Gadbow has got his black
smith tools and an engine and buffer
in ship shape and will probably get
moved to his new stand at the South
Prairie store this week Mr.. Cad
bow was much delayed in receiving
his stock, but nevertheless he aims to
have things alhumming at the store
in a very short time.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Walker Saturday evening, April 6, at
six o'clock, the contracting parties
being Freddie Baker, the only son of
j. S. Baker, and Miss Myrtle Walker,
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, Rev. Spacht of Norwich Of
floating. A large number of rela-
tives and close friends were present.
After the wedding a bounteous sup
per was in readiness. A large num-
Der of valuable and useful presents
were given to the bride and groom.
The writer wi-ssses them happy and
peaceful voyage over the rough sea
Of matrimony.
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To the home owner, stability Of
government means title insurance;
and in this country of ours the contin-
uance Of our present form of govern
ment means greater freedom and
greater opportunities than in any
other country on the "footstool." The
man who owns his home has many
more reasons for "doing his bit," and
then some for the country. Building a
home. means to most people consider
able saving and much sacrifce,-just
the habits of most value to the gov
eminent at times when it requires
both saving and sacrifice on the part
of it's citizens. The average man
who has built, or is building, home,
knows how to save and how to sacri-
fice
1t is reported Of now prominent
divine that he once was called to the
charge of church organization that
was badly in debt, and the first thing
he did on the first Sunday he appear
ed in the pulpit was to ask for a COL
lection for foreign missions. He want
ed his people to realize that there
were needs even greater than their
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advocate the building of luxurious
palaces if the use of money for such
purpose will impair the ability of the
spender to contribute freely to such
causes as are essential to the winning
of the war, or lessen his ability to in
vest in government securities. Men
and money are the chief things re-
CURED, for witt them all other nee
essary things can be acquired. The
selective draft is providing the fight
ing men; true patriotism on the part
of those untitled to take up active
service will furnish the required labor
and the money must come from those
who have it or can get it.
To the end that the money power of
the people shall be at it's fullest
strength, labor Of all kind should be
kept employed at such work as will
enable it to exercise its greatest earn
ing power. Labor may be diverted to
the kinds of work most necessary and
to the extent that it is diverted work
of other kinds may be curtailed. But
it would be disastrous to force labor
to be made idle by stopping work at
which it might be employed, and it
would be equally disastrous to force
the cessation of lines of business
whose owners are expected to contrib.
ute to the support of proper govern
ment activities.
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HOME BUILDING A PATRIOTIC
DUTY DURING THE WAR

One of the most appealing and pop
ular songs that has been written and
sung since the war commenced is
keep the Home Fires Burning" but
can the home fires be kept burning
to the best advantage in a fiat or a
family hotel? Can the spirit of pat
riotism for home and country be best
fostered by people who have no great
err regular and normal duty toward
the government than the payment of
a small personal tax, and perhaps not
even that if they live in furnished ap-
artments?
To be sure, if such people have chill
dren, they have the benefits of the
public schools, but since they pay
little or nothing for the maintenance
of the schools, they do not appreciate
their value any more than people US
ually appreciate things that cost no.
thing. Owing little or nothing to the
government really owes little or no
thing to them, and how can they tell
the full measure of responsibility for
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own and he wanted them to get into
the habit Of giving. The training &C
quired in saving to pay for a home
ought to be. worth millions Of dollars
to the government.
We believe that it has been. amply
demonstrated during the past year
that there is great room for improve
ment in the average patriotism and
loyalty among the people residing in
the United States, and we believe too
that the lack of them has been found
greatest among those classes of cit
liens and others who are not home
owners and who have no ties which
bind them to any particular place.
We would not be understood to mean
that there are not intensely loyal and
patriotic people among those who do
not live in homes of their own or who
do not own property. Nevertheless,
the man who does own home is more
concerned in the government and in
what it does than is the man who is
less affected by what may become Of
the government if Germany should
win the war and what she will do in
world affairs in such an event.
1t is not to be understood that we
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WILLIS TOWNSHIP

Charles Wunsh, who came up from
Minneapolis recently to put in Mrs.
r. w. Jerome's chop of wheat, has
finished the work and gone to Makoti,
to work for state road contractor
and builder at SIS per month and
board.
The rain of Friday night and Sat-
urday stopped the farmers from their
seeding for few days.
Andy Louis reports getting 1920
eggs per day from his White Leg
Horn chickens, the best record we
have heard of so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Prime and chill
, dren of Velva attended the Walker
Baker wedding last Saturday evening,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Irwin of Mi
! no1
Mrs. Ray Irwin and children spent
last Thursday visiting with Mrs. IT.
WINS sister, Mars Harvey J. Gadbow
E. f. Diehl, who has the agency for
the Sunshine Safety Gasoline lamp,
300 candle power, manufactured in
Kansas City, Mo-, sold his first lamp
to Mrs. Orlando Brown of Minot last
week.
Adolph Klimple and sons we're in
the hills Monday for two loads of hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Reed and
Mrs. John D. Coons motored to Mlnot
Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
Andy Louis sold one dozen White
Leghorn pullets to Lyle Thompson
and one dozen to Everett Bunker last
week at SIS per dozen. Mr.. Louis re-
ports that the four acres OF turkey
red winter wheat that he sowed last
September winter killed entirely and
that he was obliged to reseed the
ground with velvet chaff spring wheat.
Stewart Reed and son Ray were at
the Russian mine for four tons of coal
Tuesday Of last week. ....
Chas. Prime Of Velva and Earl
Walker of Minot were delivering In
ternational cream separators to some
of our farmers last Thursday.
Harvey Gadbow and family are
making arrangements to drive their
car through to Fergus Falls, Mimi,
early in May, after Mr.. Gadbow COM
pletes his spring seeding. After visit
ing at Fergus Falls short time they
expect to motor on to Staples, Mimi,
and visit Mr.. Gadbow's brother, Floyd
j. Gadbow, who holds very proml-
nent position with the N. P. K. K. at
Staples, MINI.
Mrs. E. E. Diehl is on the sick list
this week and Miss Olive Lund, the
teacher of Center, has been trying her
hand at the pastry work
Joe Gadbow transacted business in
Minot Friday last.
Harvey Gadbow hoofed it to Minot
and back last Thursday and carried
an auto crank shaft back with him.
Harvey says it wasn't at all light
load.
M. w. Putney is engaged in doing
some stubble blowing for E. R. Walk
er on the Chas. Prime 80, that Mr.:
Walker has had leased for term OF
years.
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