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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12
1000 FOR l
HOW MRS. BOYD
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION

Canton, Ohio.-"I suffered from
female trouble which caused me much
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12

CORTEZ G. ROCKWELL, plumbing
and heating; jobbing a speciality, 3O5
Main and Hillside avenue. Phone
Stratford HAP or 1l4-s. B 10 eff
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12

c. A. Abercrombie, the Main street
newsdealer, is The Times representa-
tive in Stafford. Items of news sent
to his store will receive prompt at
tention. Telephone Stratford 10.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12

broken ribs and leg. He was taken to
Bridgeport hospital where he is rest
ing as comfortable as can be expected.
Edward Luce of Nichols avenue.
who has been working on the farm Of
John Plein in Milton, n. H, during
the summer months, is expected home
this week.
There was bad accident on STRAIT
ford avenue near Bruce's Brook Sat-
urday evening, when Joseph Minkus
OF Waterbury was backing his ma
chic from the service station into the
road a westbound trolley car came
along at a good speed and struck Min
kus' machine and threw Minkus and
chine from the service station into the
street. Laskeky is in the Bridgeport
hospital in a serious condition while
Minkus was badly shaken up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12
Straw Hat Is Modern.

Headwear made of straw was in
use among the ancient Greeks, but
straw hats as worn did not come
into use in Europe until about half
century ago. u, -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-08-12


so I can do my house work without any
difficulty. l advise any woman who is
afflicted with female troubles to give
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial and it viii do as much fer
them. Mira. MARIE BOYD, 1421 9th
St., N. E., Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes there are serious condi-
tons where a hospital operation is the
only alternative, but on the other hand
30 many women have been cured by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E.
Pinkham,s Vegetable Compound, after
doctors have said that an operation was
necessary - every woman who wants
&c avoid an operation should give it o
fair trial before submitting to such a
trying ordeal
If Complications exist, write to Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass,
for advice. The result of many years
experience is at your service.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

hrou praci. Ludendorf nazyva
tuto operaci strategickym dspe
chem. Nikoli, to to neni. Jest to
veliky strategigcky nezdar. =
zmirneny erozlicnymi takticky-
mi uspechy, a neni snad prilis
zahy, rici, re tento nezdar, jak
koli i mohl byti odcinen, zname
ma zkazu nemecke ofensivy pro
ii Pafizi, alespon pro tuto sezo-
M. Jest pravda, ze maji dtok,
leiz mohou podniknouti skoro
kazdym okamzikem, kdy Sc Jim
zlsbi, jestlize zalohy korunniho
prince Rupprechta nebyly pri-
lis slime vyterpany v zajmu ne
meckeho korunniho prince. Ale
iijen jest pravdepodobne nejca
snejsim datem pro jakekoli pod
statne operace v techto mistech,
a rijen znamena o nejakeho pIl
milionG techto znamenitych A
mericanG v linii vice. Krajni sla
bost Ludendorfova strategicke-
no uspechu byla projevena wee
ra " sobotu). Velky general
sc strategickym uspechem We
svych rukou mel vcera prilezi-
test k velike takticke rane, KITE
ra jiste byla by jej pokousela,
kdyby nejake dIvody nebyly "a
krocily.
"Nemecky dstup byl rychly a
spojenecke stfhani, ably s MIN u
drzelo krok, predb6hlo nutne o
chranu tezkych del. Cesty, ma
nichz bylo po kotniky prachu,
5yly rozemlety pochodem VOL
ska V blato, ktere uvoliovalo
pokrOk vSeho ma kolech. Den Sc
svymi tezkymi mraky a prskovy
nj bourkami, byl obtizny pro
vzduSne pozorovani, a jizdni
klidky nebyly z daleka cetne.
Byl to nanejvys lakavy Okla
mix pro protiuder, ktery by
bvl zasadil jiste tezke ztraty a
mohl byti peknym politickym
doplnkem pro omen strategicky
ustup, jenz tax tisnil Berlin. A
pfece Ludendorff Sc zdrzel. -
Proc? NJ, diva dGvody Sc nasky
tuji. Bud nemel nikdy nutnou
silu ku sve disposici, nebo kdyz
bylo usneseno, couvnouti do de-
fensivnich posic ma sever cd Al
sny, sila vojska nutneho ku kry
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
SIBfkSKE PLANY SPOJENYCH STAT0.
JADRE.M AMERICKEHO VOJSKA BU.
DOUDVAPLUKY z FILIPiN.
SPOJENCl UDERf PRfSTfM JAREM MA NEMCE
PLNOU MOCl

Washington, 7. srpna Stabni sef general Peyton c.
March, konferenc dopsovateli washngtonskych ist
znamil nektere pny Spo Stad tykac vojenske vpra
Wy ma Sibir posil zapadni frontu Francii
Nejhavnejsi body, ktere bylo dovoeno uverejni IT,
skem jsou:
~ Veitelem polnf vypravy amercke bude general
major Graves nynes vete voenskeho tabora Camp Free
mont Kalifornii.
2) Vosko americke nebude nikterak Dalny Vychod
vysano tim 1celem aby zrilo Rusku vychodn frontu
Diva puky lezc dosud Fpnach ktere dosud vaecny
pocet dopneny nebyy utvori jadro americke vypravy
81 Spojene Saty nemaji dnysu vydrzovat armadu
AZ divs dnesn dobe ak samotnym generaem Marchem
dnes rano oznameno bylo senatnmu voenskemu vyboru
~ Americana prekrocii Veslu naleza planine
ezicl severne cd teto feky ale sekava rznym obzem
an navrsi rekou obsazena sou nemeckou dostrebou
5) Neni jiz zadneho marnskeho vyseku nemecka IL
ME nyni bezf primo cd Mondider az Verdunu N6mci
velkou rychos usupova rone 20 mil Stroke do houbky
petl mil kdyz donuceni dstupu severni behy Vesy
Stran jmenovan spolecneho vdce spojenecke vypravy
Sbir kerym mel by Japanec nechte general March
vyslovi prohodi en ze menovan generasma Focha vrc
MIN veeem spoeneckych armad dalo souhasu vSech
sucastnench narodG podobny die vsech znamek bu
de zachovan pm sbrske vyprave kazdem prpade ale b
de samostatnos ednotivych veleld vsemozne setreno
Opren zalohu 5,00OO 900 americkeho voska hodla ne
vyss veltel vosk spoenckch americkch general Foche
veskerou Thou echto voenskych vrhnout Sc prot
c Pfs aro ma byt svedkem tohoto sv6todene zapa-
SUI spojenecky spech fronte rekam Anou Vesou
ktery dosud rva jest jakousi predehrou.
taken smyslu mluvil pred voenskym senatnim W.
borem general March, ably vysve pany vaecneho depart
menu omuvil pozadavek rozsen hanic odvodnich
IL 40 45 rok Postaven 100000 amady byo po dohode
Parizi usneseno dine 80 stati ma
ka donna ma zavolani kdyby ch zapadn fronte bylo
treba.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
p. KASPARU KOPECKEM.

de objevena teprve dnes rano,
az pride cas- k vyplaceni po-
stovnich zamestnancu, ale jeho
zena oh prozradila, kdyz ma
LEILA We SVEN pfibytku $1,000
ma hotoyosti. Odnesla ponde-
Ii penize vladimir GrednikGm a
lined byl vydan rozkaz, ably
Bensing byl stihan. Panuje po
dezfeni, re Bensing mimo de-
fraudantem byl rovnez We spo-
jenl nemeckym vyzvedac-
skym systemem v Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

ii ustupu, byla snfzena ma nej-
mensi mozny pocet a kazda 20
uzitelna divise byla zpet po-
slana do Flanderska k davno
odkladanemu 1toku ma Brity.
pro neiz vSe bvlo pohotove cd
konce cervna. Uspech zde mel
bv dGlezite nasledkv a zakryl
bv nezdar onde. A jakmile by
iednou bvla ma Chemin des Da-
mes, pOrazena armada Boehmo
va mela bv casu, aby Sc vzpa-
matovala."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
JAK JSOU NEMCI "PANY SITUACE"

.Londyn, 17- srpna.- Zpravo
daj Reuterovy kancelare. zmi-
nuje Sc tvrzeni generala Lu-
dendorffa, re Nemci isou dosud
pany situace, telegrafuje z hlav
niho americkeho stanu: "Nemci
byli to ustoupiti sporadanym
zrGsobem. bez tezkych ztrat ma
muzstvu a d6lech. ale Sc znac
nym obetovanim stfeliva. Do te
miry jsou dosud panv situace =
iako mGze byti tax popsan ban
krotar, ktery prav6 unikl zalari.
Nepritel Zanechal "a sebou mu
re rozkazy. aby zemreli. A
Zemreli vskutku. Lezi We skupi
mach kolem svych strojovych
pusek, nekolik tuctG zde, neko
lik tuctd onde - kazdy z Mich
americkou kuli v hlave nebo
rrsou, nebo Sc steine rozhod
nEm bodnutim americkeho bajo
netu. Tyto skupiny isou tesne
pohromade v dGlezitych posi-
cich. a citaii dohromady cd 200
do 600 muzG. Pokud mohu vi
deti. nepf{tel spocetl presne ce
MI sveho 1stupu a nezaplatil! a.
nj jedineho muze nebo della mad
rozpocet. Jako voiensky vVkon
vynucuie 81 tu u cloveka obdiv,
a iakkoli clov6k must byti po-
vzbuzen pfiznanim slabosti, jez
i.stup znamena. v Gstupu neni
niceho. ma Gem bv sc daily sta
vdt prehnane nadeje do budou-
cnosti.
Y daleka neislibneisi okolno-
sti cel6 situace lest nesnaZ. W.
sv4tliti 1stnn iakoukoli jinou
theorii. nezli ze N6mci mali
mnohem vatSi nedostatek muz-
stva nezli jsme predkladali. Je
itch postnp zapadne Cd Remese
hvl velikVm dalostreleckVm
b!uffem. ktery byl bv mohl bVti
opravnen pouze 1sp6chem ito
kn ma vtchod cd mesta. Tento
,'tok selhal. iakkoli general
Foehm rokonsel sc no diva dnv
7ostfniti nezdar " tn chvili.
ldvz general P6tain nderi1 od
zsnadn. Narochm nezhv1o mic Il
,;aho. sc Silou. iakm nn6li X dis
nosici nezli couvnonti. A isou
nravdeDodobna h1,rboce povd6c
nj, ze v tom dokazali tax do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
RANNf BoURE.

Do cihlove budovy, 1921 W.
chodni 9 ul. dnes rano uderil
blesk a spusobil skody "a $1OO.
Dale blesk zasahnul zlatnicky
obchod Sam. Goldberga, 1869
St. Clair ave. a dunn pi. Amy
Cumzove, 1882 vych. "a ul., a
zpdsobil v kazdem miste ma
$3.50 skody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
We PROSPECT CESKOSIO.
VENSKE ARMADY

Zamestnanci Plzenskeho Pi
vovaru Ceskoslovenske Arma-
de, sbirka cislo 2O:J. Brabec
25; J. Tesar 25; V. Trnka 25;
FIR. Pilny Is; M. Machacek 25,
F. Barta 25; J. Teply 25; F.
Dlouhy so; j. Peterka so; F.
Neiedly 25; v. Sindelar 25; j..
Judic 20; j. Kozeluha 25; J.
Kocourek 25; j. Bejna 20; J..
Opl 80; F. KMma 80; M. San
da SO; J. Prime Is; j. Nevseta
20: F. Stepka Is; V. Kase 80;
V. Toman 20; c. Mastny Is;
s. Zidlicky 40; J. Marek IS;
V. Preisler Is; V. Krivan so;
V. Valenta 25c; 7. Smith 10;
V. Krakora 25.
Rad HavlEek {. 995 FMC.
usporadal sbirku, ktera vyne-
sla $8.75.
Sbirka pri vyletu Stavebniho
Spolku Czech $21. j. Charvat
So. V. Fencl 81.
Pan Vaclav bort vybral ma
vylete Opravciho Clubu Buc-
keye Rd. $32.45. NasFedujici
pfispeli: F. Konicek so; V. No
wax SO; F. Kraus so; V. Ar
most 25; M. PrGsa 25; K. Paw
lik 25; M. Lfskovec 25; F. Ra
bek so; V. Kaplicka so; F. Ze
nina 25; j. Habart %; J. Bee
ba 25; F. Reindl SO; J. Masek
25; T. Vrana so; J. Stuksa so,
+. Melichar 25; A. Plesmid 25,
A. Kunc 25; E. Kunc 25; K.
Cigler 25; FIR. Borecek 20; A.
Ondracek so; j. Podojil so;
M. Krivan 25: M. Cigler so; j.
Smid 25; F. w. Ptacek 25; M.
Kozel so; K. Novak 25; J. Ju-
rik 25; Jos. Gross 25; J. jun
ger 25; C. Divis SO; H. Kalista
rs; j. Hermansky 25; J. Ha-
iek so; J. Brosta 25; J. Skal-
mix 81; K. Slavetinsky ST.; J..
Ealey 25; A. Hyrmer SO; j.
Holub 25; F. Jelinek 25: B. Pie
smid 25; F. House Is; E. Holy
25; j. Ziegelhem 25; A. Vel
mar 25; F. Strejcek 25; F. Vra
blick 25; J. Petrus 25; A. Pla-
eek so; J. Stika 25; A. Opl 25;
J. Dittrich %; F. Valdman 25,
E. Horak 25: R. Suchal so; r.
Schrek 25; F. Nekvasil 25: j.
Pelikan 25: J. Czech 25; J. Wild
25; F. Belsan 25: F. Bouma
80: E. Beznoska 25; F.. Vosta-
tex 25: Ch. J. Vostatek so; c..
]. Krcek so: F. Horn So: V. |
Fiser 81; A. Vondrasek 20; M.
Petr so; Peter 25: F. Junger
25; J. F. KruSicka 20: J. Balla
25: F. ZsuZs 20; M. Emingegr
20: M. Martanovic 20: L. ia
knbskV 25: C.. Sonkup 25: !.
Wonba 80: 7. Fortelka 25: F.
Schneider 25: V. bort so: J.
Hanousek so: ]. j. Hanousek
Is: r. Smith 25.
Priial a s diky kvituje Jos.
Masek tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
VYLET REZNfKt,

Spolek reznfkG v meste Gle
velandu poradal vcera triadva
caty vyrocni vylet v Luna par
ku. Pri vyletu pred rokem Sc
spotrbovalo pGl tuny masa a
1,5OO chlebG ma zakusky. Ten
to rok mfsto zakuskd venovali
"a $500 BondI uspornych
znamelz pro RUNE dostihy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
VYJEDNAVANf o ZVYsENf
MZDY. u

Riditel Farrell ycera opet wy
jednaval Sc zastupci delnikn Y
mestskem elektrickem zavodu,
. zvyseni mzdy. Farrell nabizel
cd II proc. do % proc, prd-
merne 23 proc. Vice jak 200
zamestnancd zada 80 proc. We
vyjednavanf Sc bude pokraco-
vat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
MANZELkA UDALA DE.
FRAUDANTA.

Peoria, Ill. - John c.. Ben.
sing, zproneverily pokladnik
mistniho postovniho uradu,
jenz prchl s $4,000 vladnich
penez, jest stihan autoritami.
Bensing pocital, ze kradez bu-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
Poor MA PADELANE
PENfZE.

William Daniels, "a roki, 2
Detroit. byl vcera zatcen tai.
nymi Oliverem a Simpsonem
re udal v grocerii ma Payne av,
padelany dollar. Vladnf komi.
sar Mcclure ustanovil vyslech
S Danielsem ma pTiStf uterV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08
LLOYDGEORGEO
CESKOSLOVEN-
SKE ARMADE.
SPOJENECKOU POVIN-
NOSTf JEST ZABEZPE.-
CITI CECHOSLO-
VAKY.

Londyn, Z. srpna. - Angli-
|cky predseda ministerstva Da.
vid Lloyd George mluvil dnes
" poslanecke snemovne britske
no parlamentu O vseobecne va
lecne situaci. Zminoval Sc O bo-
il proti ponorkam, o uspesnem
rrotinaporu generala Foche
ma zapadni fronte We Francii, O
pomerech v anglicke fronte, O
|vydatne pomoci Americana a
|vyvracel domnenky, ze Sc Vel
ka Britanie stavela proti demo-
kratickym zivlGm ma Rusi.
Pro mas nejzaiimavejsfm bo
dem parlamentnf jeho reci jest
pojednani pIsobnosti cesko-
s'ovenske armady ma Sibfri. Wv
slovil Sc o nasi branne moci slc
Wy velice sympatickymi:
"Ceskoslovenske hnutf Jest
pametihodne. Jedinym pranfm
cechoslovakG jest opustiti Ru-
sko a doraziti ma zapadni from
tn kde by mohli bojovat po bo
ku spojencd. Nepfeji 81 nikte
rak zasahovati do vnitrnf poll
tiky Ruska. Cele jejich snahy
isou dostati Sc re zeme a zada-
Ii mas o lode. Zaridili jsme vse
Ole moznosti abychom Jim po-
mohli ,ale hodlame tuto zale-
7itost vyflditi tax, aby nekrizi-
Ia vnitrni zalezitosti. Wall
isme lode zamestnane velice
ddlezitou praci, abychom je &c
choslovakGm We Vladivostoku
zaslali. Bolsevicka vlada, beze
vsi pochyby jednajfcf pod ma
tlakem nemeckym, odmftla do
voleni, aby ceskoslovenske vol
sko dospeti mohlo bud Arch
andelska neb Vladivostoku. Je
still Sc nyni stall Cechoslovaci
dstfedim veskereho protibolse-
vickeho hnuti, necht 81 to "a
vinu klade bolSevicka vlada sa-
ma, jineho whit nemnze. &C.
choslovaci dychtf po odchodu
z Ruska a jest cirou nemozno-
sti zazlivati Jim, kdyz vyhleda-
vaji pomoci, kde jest Jim jen
mono.
Stale Sc nam pravi, ze Sibir
Jest bolsevicka, kdyz tomu tax
Jest proc Sibir nepodporuje bol
sevickou vladu. Vzdyt nemo-
hou sehnati ami dostatecny po-
Get muzstva ably zfidili mensi
armada a must pouzivati ne
meckych a rakouskych zajatcG
k utokGm ma ceskoslovenskou
armada, ably il zabraneno by
10 vychodu ma Vladivostok.
Objashuji to proto, jelikoz
bylo kritisovano jednani presi-
denta Spoj. Statu pokud Sc IT,
ce spolecneho zakroceni Ja-
panskem, ably vyslano bylo do
Vladivostoku pomocne vojsko.
ably chraneni byli Cechoslovaci
cd nebezpeci hrozfcf Jim cd or
9anisaci nemeckych valecnych
zajatcI, ktere utvorili brannou
moe jez by zadrzela, po pfipa-
de zajala zmin6ne ceskosloven
ske vojsko.
| -O--
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-08

PRIJME Sc delnik ma zakazko
YOU krejcovskou praci. Haste
Sc u j. Starostky, 4259 E. Il.
ul. S-6
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-06-27
CORRESPONDENCE


Joseph and Eva Odegard departed
for Mankato, Mimi, Tuesday where
they will spend a few days visiting rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ribstein of
Bruce called at f. C. Girton's Friday
evening.
Miss Tillie Peterson of Seattle,
Wash, arrived last week to spend a
few months visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Trygstad called
on friends at Brookings Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Girton spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, near
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Lee and family
Mrs. B. J. Peterson and Alfred, Mr.
and Mrs. Rob. Loban and family, Miss
Tillie Peterson and Mrs. Emma Peter
son and family spent Sunday at Au
gust Peterson's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hawkins and
family were motoring near Brookings
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Hill and w. C. Hill were
Bookings visitors Monday. Walter
goes to be a soldier this week.
The smiling face of Pat Gillespie
was seen on our streets the first of
the week.
Work Shoes, $2.9S. Gillespie G.
Rogers.
The cover the Top Garden Club
met at the school house in District
80 last Thursday. The next meeting
will be held July 9th.
There is to be a circus in Brook
ings on July 2n.d
Mrs. Mike Gum was a Brookings
visitor the first of the week.
Ed. Schwartz and wife were driving
here Sunday.
Continued on Page 11-Column 81
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PARNELL-EAST TRENTON

Miss Vernice Wilson is g guest of
Marie Scofield in Valley Springs,
Mimi. She expects to return home
DON
Miss Carroll Feathers of Carthage,
S. D., attended summer school in
Bookings the last two weeks. She
also spent a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. James Finnerty, of Trenton. Miss
Feather returned to her home last
week.
Chas. Jacobson and Fred Langner
were Aurora visitors last week.
Chas. Wilson autoed to Sioux Falls
last week and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Wilson was visiting in
Parnell last Saturday.
Carl and Frank Pauls called at the
]. E. Phillips home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luncheon were
driving in this vicinity one day las
week.
Work Shoes. s2.ss. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller and fam
lily also Ralph Lovejoy were autoins
in Parnell last week with Ralph's new
Briscoe ar.
The crops of this vicinity are look
ing fine, but what we need is rain
Let's hope that we get it.
Several from here attended tn,
dance in Bushnell last Thursday ever
ing and report a good time.
Chas. Wilson and family visited a
the J. E. Phillips home last Monda,
evening.
Mrs. Mat Carls and little son visite,
relatives here last Saturday.
Mrs. l.. P. Nielsen and daughter a,
tended a dance south of here last Sur
day.
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DR.. R. l.. Slagle, the Mathews ant
Hanson families were entertained a.
j. w. Wilson's Friday of last week.
The families of Mr.. Olson and G.. E
Searles spent Sunday at the r. j
Searles home.
A number of people from this vicin
ity attended the thresher's meeting al
the G.. Z. Searles home Monday even
ing.
Mrs. A. G.. Lundeen and daughter
Florence. spent Wednesday afternoon
at the |. l.. Brown home.
The Irari Club, which met at the
Landon home Tuesday evening. was
well attended by the young people Of
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Brown called al
the T. J. Tinker and the Roy Ullmar
homes last Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Buettner assisted
Mrs. j. w. Wilson with her housework
a few days last week.
Work Shoes, sos. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Howard Larson and Ray Johnston
left this morning for training camps
A farewell party was held by the
Pleasant View Farmers Club on last
Friday evening in honor of Ray John
ston, Howard Larson and Pohn Pierce
who have answered their country's cal
and will leave for training camps 500
\ large crowd was present and a fine
time was enjoyed by all. Rev. Porter
and Rev. Hargett we're present and
each gave interesting talks.
Work Shoes, $2.9S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
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Krum home Sunday afternoon, enroute
to their home in Laketon.
Boys Muleskins, $1.68. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Carver, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity and in Volga,
departed for their home near Fort
Pierre last Thursday.
Mrs. Aug. Nelson and daughter, Miss
Ida, spent Saturday at the Lee home
in Preston.
The Allison young people spent Sun
day with friends in Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Loban returned
the latter part Of last week from their
auto trip to Webster City, Ia, al
which place they visited the Bruce Lo
ban family and other relatives.
A number of people spent a pleas
ant Sunday at the A. w. Schroeder
home.
Nels Anderson and daughter, Mis-;
Hilda, accompanied by several friend!
enjoyed a fishing trip to Lake Camp
bell Thursday.
l.. J. Burdick and George Ware o
Preston, were Volga visitors Saturday
A number of friends spent Sunday a
the Allison home.
Luverne Steinhardt of Malacca LAX,
Mimi, who has been i'll for some time
arrived Saturday evening for an ex
tended visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Steinhardt, o
northwest lakewood.
Edw. B. Halse of Bookings, spen
several days of last week at the Thos
Jacobson home.
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At school election the same mem
bers were reelected. Some repairing
is to be done on the school buildings
in the near future. Those owning lane
or other property in District 80 are
all requested to be present at the w
S. S. meeting, June 28.
The bridge across the creek near
Wilbur Atkins is being repaired and
as a consequence those who go east
or west must go around or wade the
creek.
Mrs. Ponto was a Brookings visitor
last week.
II. |. Stearns motored to Brookings
Monday.
Boys Muleskins, S1.6S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Haying has already begun in some
places-tame hay of course.
Wallace Atkins was a Brookings
visitor the first of the week.
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Mrs. Eliza Foster and daughter,
Miss Ethel Foster, departed last week
for a visit with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Harms left bu auto
route last Saturday for George, Iowa,
to be present at the bedside of the
formers mother, who is critically i'll
Mrs. Henry Koppmann enjoyed a
few days visit from her sister of Clear
Lake, who returned Tuesday to her
home.
\ little daughter arrived in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J.. Lee
last Thursday.
Harye Appel and Miss Irva Levitt
Of lakewood, spent one evening last
week in the \. J. Appel home.
Mrs. August Nelson and daughter
of Oakwood visited Saturday at O. 7.
Lees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin T. Lee and
family of Marvin, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity and at Estelline.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hermanson and
son, of Winsor, drove through this
vicinity Sunday returning from Lake
Poinsett.
Boys Muleskins, $1.6S. Gillespie &
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard and daughter.
who have visited the past two weeks
in the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Howard Warmer and family, returned
this week to their home at Valley
Springs.
At the annual school election held
last week Henry Koppmann was elect
ed clerk and II. G.. Goodfellow treas
urer. succeeding Mrs. E. r. Kinney
and John l.. Shoemaker, respectively.
Miss Kathryn Bohnhoff of Bruce,
spent Sunday evening in the S. L. Shall
ley home.
Consolidation of the schools of this
township was defeated at the special
election held Monday. OF one hundred
and fifty-seyen votes cast, eighty-two
were against, and s~eventy-fve in ia
vor of consolidation.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin T. Lee and family of Marvin,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Tenney of Water
town. Frank Tenny and Miss Nelson
of South Shore, Miss Clarice Lee of
Hayti. Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson
and family, Mrs. G. T. Lee, Edwin Lee
and Miss Florence Kean, all of Estel-
line, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. LOOMS and
family, Mr., and Mrs. O. T. Lee, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Lee, enjoyed a
picnic supper at Lake Poinsett Sun.
day.
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Jos. Osbeck of Winsor spent Sunday
at the Krum home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rovig transacted
business at Sioux Falls one day last
week.
Aug. Nelson and Gust Leite trans.
acted business at Brookings Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Swartz, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Gust Leite and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. AIRY Van Rokel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams
all visited at the Aug. Nelson home
Sunday evening.
+. Z. Hyde, piano tuner, transacted
business in this vicinity the latter part
OF last week.