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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
PROXIMO ENLACE

FL dia 80 de los corrientes, Sc uni
ran en- matrimonio el senior Leopol-
do Trevino y Ia senorita Carlota F.
Garcia, quienes tendran como padrl-
nos i las personals que en- seguida
expresamos: Ruben Trevino y sonora
Juana r. de Trevino: DR.. Ricardo
Cabanez y sonora Bienvenida r. de
Cabanez. Andres. Flores y senorita
Amaiia Torres Y el senior Arturo S.
Garcia Y la seAorita Clotilde Garcia.
La ceremonial matrimonial Sc verifi-
cora Ell Ia ASA numoro 1.219 de la
Gale E! Paso.
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La VENTA DE LAS ESTAMPILLAS
DE GUERRA

Mr. Terrell. Presidents de todos los
Comics que 81 e~ncargaron de Ia pro-
raganda para ~colocar estampillaS de
ahorro de guerra en- la ciudad de San
Antonio. informo aver 4 nuestFo re-
porte que 10 c~ntrsvist6 en- Ia Gamara
de Gome-cio. de oua hasta asH'ft De
@!-unos diaS Sc sahra con eXactitud
mimic asciende la cantidad suscri-
= ROE los habitanteS de esta ciudad
para comprar tales estampillas duran
te 81 : r!odo de seis meseS, fIiado por
NJ. McAdoo, Secretario de Hacienda
de los Estados Unidos. Mr.. Terrell
cree. sin " argo. que 10 suscrito
=. 9 "a eaatidad QUE Sc esg2-
-
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ATiSD

: as amigos mexicancs:-Dcseo
haee.ies sabo- 1uc ne alberto una Of
y,.iG ne Gmpleos en- 1925 Houston ST.
o5quiua de las GALES 9e Houston '
Leona, ( invite . JodOS ustedcS = que
me viSiten y a que me vear en- este
!Ugar. La mayor D2rtc de ustedeS
we ccaocen como Eel Colorado, Y
pUedO aSegurarles que los tratacG con
toda correction. Recuerden el nu-
nero de Ia Gale y vengan . VERNE.
Tengo algunas buenas 5rde7cs DC HON
breS. DeSeo mardar 20 81 domingo
por la noche a las ohras de las iineas
dc Tuberia en- For5 Worth. dUndc ga
naran $500 dia-ios. Tamh;Gn uece-
Sito 100 hombres. soltcrcs Q con fami-
liza, para e. f~errocarr!l que lleva' e.
ncmbre dc Kansas City Southern Rail
Read Co. Les pucio asegurar . Us
tedes que solo tomo 6rGencs de las
firmas que pagan los meiores sala-
rios, Y que est@ Ell 81 intefGs eli We
2ir a VERNE. Ahora no tengo series.
Su amigo.
NJ. L. OSGGR.i.
Oficina de Ell Colorado"
1925 ". Houston st. ADV.
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ENLACE.

En- n cercana p~oblacijn de Flores
vide, Tex tendra lugar 81 dia tres
del rroximo mes de Julio, eI matrimo-
Mo rcligioSo del senior Manuel IndO
Jr., con la ~senorita E~Hriqueta P. Flo
res. deb.cndo tener verificatlvo la CT
tada ceremonial en- ell temple catolico.
Las familjas de los Contingencies 20
IAN de gran estimation or San Ante
Mo Y Floresviilc. Texas.
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Sc LES OBLICA A TRABAJAR

Ounce individuos que dIrante IA
snma&a fUy.on arrestados por wages,
fueron Sac1dos ayl' a tranaiar en- los
.a:rPcs ag"ico'as del municipio, en-
donde s. !es ohlig6 4 cogt2r cebad&
sara. = TODD q dia. "a tag:aa de -
c,tuvo t:25&iaaLa q cu.G@@o
lie. agente Z. Bec!:.
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OS RiNtS

cor dcmicilIo en- IL &C
l.i2l dc IA calic Morales,
+ .:- de haber renido con A.
+. ... ..,riro. Los dos indiyi.:os
cu y12sii6n fueron arrestadcs.
T-mb'-n tucrGE &TCestaGoS Dor ha,
- ii>-ado 4 las names en- IN b'!lac
ia L. cujie Corlercio, el polic.a espe-
cial T. {. Trevino. con r~esideAcia eE
In casa numCro 3I2 De la Gale San
LII, Jose Gonzalez, qTr give En- Ia
c~sa Huuero 318 de Ia cllle \. Lare,
10. Trevino V Gonzalez Y" habiar
.cnido III disGusto anterior, Ell Cl cue
TrCyino sac6 II peor p2rte. III poll,
uia especial fu@ rlcs:o ~ hbcrtad b..
10 fianza de $500.
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AYISO INTERSTATE

Con objeto de introducir mrcStros
nucyos sistemas dentales sin door,
hem.os c~onvenido en- senalar precios
especialcs a todos nuestrcs trabajCS
Gura@te los rr6xia0s Is dias.
Ncy System Painless Dentists
SOC - Z. Houston Street.
tAltos del Manhattan R~cstaurant)
ADV
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81 lIcnc usied "omez6n, no SC IlsQue. Con
csc no >e rcmedIa NADIA Y solo !oPra haccr-
;" SgnSrc cn Ia ptcl. ApliquCse cl LINlMEN-
To BALLARD SNOW. F'r0tcSc suavcmen-
10 II paric afrctada. ESiO cllma inSlcn-
taIC3mrnfc IN CUmcZ0n Y UnlS CuantaS apii
caC!"ur> r"rmIrrcn Ia caGSa Que Ia Origi-
la CbICnIcnGO a>l una curaCinn permanent
lC. i'rcCiu: @dC. 5uC. Y $l.0G pOr bOiella.
De vcuia pOr Il. Conn and Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-30
q nE ENNCACiON

sr,rz,si;cz CemaFH.ei Dor UrculD.-,. &c
ArtrnS:tca EiemeaEs pc MA -- sS
Gomgea9io de 6reU&ttys Casielsiii Sc
gun Ia Academia ESpan0le:. Se
Gsmpaao nusiradO. DiCCi0naSio He q
.engys CaS!elIaEd. con 7S gra0.i0s.
SS reiratoS, 10 GlapaS, etc, teia-. .s-s5
CG,ecismo de Moral, Firiud )
para los nilOS. EGa2astado- "t'
Cartera de L. Conversation 81 lNS4cs
LlbrO mus I'll. Tn IOmo ieia..-..-.$ "
Conversaciores Y Narractones RELATIVES
. los Heroes RidLgo Y Juarez-..: SSe
CgrtilIa te Middleton de Superncies- ne
Er IsS SsterminaT superficisS, etc. iac
DfccOnaFlo Popular de Is Lengua Cas-
teIIsna. Empastado cn tela nna..--.-si2
piccionarlo Manual E~LcicIopeIico dc Ia
LeuSus CsSIellana- Con mas de sells
NIL srabadoS, 80 map3s y retraios &c
n~srsnpsIes celebres. monumentos. eIc.S3.ss
Dicctonsrio de Ingles Espa1ol, de boil
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sell ' Nc Lsughlin. n me!or Sal So
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darras. en- aries, cienciaS 6 indus
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EaSansnza Smullsnes. pGr Matte. Soc
N Oisci9ulo. COLLECTION &C i2 cuadcT-
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nss. cen Ia pronunciation nsursdS. A
Es1as.ado en- tels ...-...--.....-.st.G
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sa. Ia meJOr 0brG para cl eSiGdiO
grammatical del ltlCIla lnsleS. In To-
no, en- ISI3 g. SI-SV
GeISrafia Universal Ptnlore>ca. Con ia
tos SuDre TODD el ntundC lFtSlas &c
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AyENTURk> DE JOHN {. RAtLEs
INOyELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEMI
ri CcNrA,0s C.:DA UNA.

4 III CJNiANUS L-.UA wv"
AZGrvLE
Ar. SuOiluleS
CCTgLu- Ic HVo
puTd
~ Ssr-rrn de Lady MurIci
~ 81 crlsul del amor
En 81 Nanlnd de budas
Entrt dos PecddOS
mTCncib!e Amor
"a gOudesa dc CradoC
La TeaiaclGn &c uua Mu!er
La NoGeTaa Cen!Cicni1
La Eslrella tc Amor
"a pebiI que una MuIeF
SueLoS del COT2Z0n
Una iuChS dc Amor
IueZ : Psrle.
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gSPRiTISMO
,,itN~IAS OCgLTAS

Cfsyfr q. g. Rev SHANNON .-..---.- &c-
Dirri.,9sip Internal. CUntienc magia
hl,.. -. rnJa ; negra. apaTiCi hes, etC.S223
Dcy-T. Riiu4i de a ALL MaZia. Con-
fiefc - trtSng1lO lie SaII3:'I, "a Ia
baIa. q TarOt. SeCreiOS del e.!to, nj, o..
EHsEjEiJlones. Ei-imoSIuS Y PentscGiC., 7jc.
Isl prsztn RojO. o sea 81 are de man
dar q los sS"!I stuS MISUNDERSTANDING soc.
=, Poder del PeasNmiento. Su domi-
MO ) cal;ura. Como es'udisr So
e TibSS TlieraaL. Tratado de las Glen
clas oc.IaS. Conriene Ell libro de San
EfCriano. ClaYicula de Solomon, el
Dragon iiOiC Y Ia Cabra Internal, eicS2vV
e yerGsder0 Dragon HOJo. Encan-
ianleEtUS, mCGo de hacerSe Invisible.
e. --3S-CN
la .ir3n Yarits ~Ad;yiDadora .-.....-- S5c.
L,hro assro de san Clpr.slo. Ealcion
0xtcs J c9rnpieia Gel .Gr0csn Irl[ho-
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Ta;Oro de NilagrGS de Ia Cruz &c Ca
rsvaca- NsrG-tera J2EG Gel ocrltlS-
mo 49,
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A~VENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES
4 - CENTASrS CADA TONIC

4 q CENTAvoS CADA ToMO
81 yaua,dyr d. CaGI,eres
III !asDo del nIl;G-a.e AZui
Ia HiIa del J>-TEFD
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sac. - U--,gtp-IgT
los HpurCe"p> F3lSCS Ge LOhAGS
Is Nsie!a ~anSTielia
In Mtri,u L-i:aIn4l
vi T"Sr1IleElu Gei Director
SLeIocl Holmes - C~uu,faDaiGiS'A
En IL Esrg,la del Crlmcn d. ITttsbu7s
: laS Putr.a~ C.. u Nu2rie
IA Iiuda E"ia ~ lar!s
Ia BcS:la Hu@:1Ca
Ina NOCGe O. Terror
II Ruuu Del Collar &c perlaS
Ia irfane PuSaGa del cairo
III Naufrasia G5 Corfu
Fl Eey d. ivs EanG!Gos
AyENTURks DE JOHN c. RAFLES
.g>s Ay0S CtDA TONG
FL fa-s.nt.o M.S;erioso
- &gu. cC - FL1rI" AtA
u F.-tc;pc Jusddor
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The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
CHILDREN's DAY AT THE FAIR

The last day of the Richland Coun-
ty Fair, Friday, September 9th, will
be devoted to the Children. The local
Chairman of the Childs Welfare
Committee, Mrs. H. H. Pfister, has
been asked to repeat the Pageant as
given some weeks ago, but owing to
weather conditions it is impossible to
give all the numbers. In the after
noon theer' will be one hour devoted
to athletic games under the direction
of the Misses Patterson. who have had
charge of the Public Playground.
There will be drills, folk dances
and other attractions given by the
wahpeton boys and girls. Also, one
dance will be given by tho Hanlkinson
cshool children.
These numbers will all be worth
seeing. Much credit 10 to be given
The young ladies who have given their
time during the summer to training
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
R|CAANO COUNTY FAIR At WAHPE10M Sept "a To 2z GOMEZ
her studies At the hospital this win.

her studies at the hospital this win
ter.
c. T. 0scarson spent several days
in Fargo last week having medical
treatment on his throat and tonsils.
Miss Gladys Hallum Of Fargo spent
few days visiting with Miss Myrtle
Bakken this week.
Mrs. o. E. Olson entertained few
ladies Saturday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. o. N. Hattie Of Fargo.
|. c. o. Sandvig and F. d. Tonne at
tended at the meeting Of the Fourth
Liberty Loan Committee at Wahpeton
last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gray. who have
been living at Drake. n. D.. during
the past summer. returned to Aber-
crombie last Friday evening. Mr..
Gray will resume his duties with the
Abercrombie Milling Company. and
the family viii reside in their former
residence. Their many friends in this
community are glad to welcome them
back.
A. A. Sandin and c. A. Field of Lake
Mills, Iowa. transacted business here
last Wednesday.
P. L. Larson has received word
from his brother, Private Clifford
Larson, who has been in France for
several months, that he has been
wounded slightly In the arm and leg.
Another she'll also graxed his scalp.
However. all three wounds were but
slight and Clifford expects to 30 back
to the trenches very soon.
Ars Wm. Hobson received word
from her son, Cort Hobson. that he
has arrived safely overseas, in
France.
Mrs. c. o. sandvig entertained her
surgical dressing class 1t . wiener
roast for supper Wednesday evening
The class has just completed 80 large
dressing pads for wounds and have
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

The community was very much
schocked to hear of the death of
Miss Lydia Ruppelius at the st.
Luke's Hospital last week. Miss
Ruppelius spent several weeks visit
ing at home of her sister, Mrs. C. r..
Paulson of this city and had many
friends in this vicinity. She has been
receiving medical attention during the
summer and was operated upon for
gofter, but owing to very weak
heart was unable to live through the
operation. The funeral services
were held at Fargo at the First Luth-
eran Church, Rev. ". L. Peterson
officiating. A large number of friends
from the village autoed to Fargo to
attend the funeral.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
ABERCRoMB1E NEWS

Mr.. 10. Patterson of Wahpeton
transacted business in the village on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thon and family
OF Aoorhead. Mimi, visited friends In
this vicinity over the week end.
Private Bennie Bakken. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Bakken. visited his par
ents over Sunday. Bennie is in mill
tary training at the Agricultural
College at Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbert ]. Strand Of
Fargo visited relatives in Abercrom-
bic Sunday.
Mrs. Egge of Moorhead and the o.
N. Hattie family of Fargo visited on
Sunday with the Lars Void family. ),
Private Torfin R. Strand, Inmar
Stragd, and Mrs. j. o. Strand autoed
to Detroit, Minn., Saturday to spend
a couple of days with the w. o. Hill.
stad family.
Mrs. ]. w. Resley and Mrs. Frank
Van Hook of Fargo called on Aber-
crombie friends Saturday.
Corporal Elder Otis of Camp Lewis,
Wash. who has been spending an ex-
tended furlough with his folks at
Kindred, leaves for camp again on
Wednesday.
3. D. Angel Of Fargo is looking af
ter his threshing interests In this vici.
nifty this wek..
". A Farnsworth and Ernest Cox
Of Wahpeton transacted business In
the village Saturday.
lrs. o. N. Hattie and dsushter.
Violet who have been spending the
past week With Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
Void. returned to their home At Far.
90 Sunday.
Miss Anna Void. graduate nurse
from the Deaconess Hospital in Min.
neapolis. visited friends in Fargo last
week. Miss Void expects to continue
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

Last spring Uucle Sam asked Rich.
land County, North Dakota, to buy
four hundred and twenty-five thou.
sand dollars worth Of his War SAVING
Stamps. He wanted 10 to lend him
this money some time during the
year. but wanted us to promise to lend
1t - soon as possible.
Two-thirds Of the year has zone by
and We have only promised to take
about one-half of the amount and
have actually purchased only abou,
one-third.
Now that we have harvested the
biggest crop in the history of the
county, let's get busy and buy the
rest of those stamps. Let's do II
during the month of September.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

commenced making another quota oi
Z 4 wipes. The young ladies find
the work very interesting. However,
the class might be . great deal larg.
or and It is hoped that = number Of the
other young ladies who are remaining
home during the coming winter
months. will take an interest in this
work at an early date and increase
the percentage Of work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars skanfer and Mr..
and Mrs. Ole A.. Lodahl have received
word from their sons. Lester and o.
car. that they have arrived safely
overseas in France. Lester Skamfer
and Oscar Lodahl are with an Evac-
uation Hospital Corps and expect to
see active service in this work imme-
diately.
Wednesday evening large number
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. M. U.
Ivers surprised them at the Wodman
Hall with farewell reception. DR..
1vers and family expect to move to
Christine, N. Dak., to take charge Of
his brothers business at a very early
date. DR.. L. U. Iverson expects
when he returns to resume his prac-
tice after rest cure. The ladies'
served delicious supper after which
purse of remembrance was present
ed to the family as . token Of the
esteem Of their many friends in this
community, who wished them all kind
Of success in their new home.
Church Notice
Norwegian Services In st. Johns at
Norwegian Services In Betania at
$3.50 p. n. Special Music.
All who wish to join this years
confirmation class must meet after
services.
Sunday School at Abercrombie next
Sunday at 9:45 A. M.
Victor L. Peterson, Pastor.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
THE PAROCHIAL GERMAN sCuoo,

The parochial school, Lutheran.
Catholic or Mennonite. in which Ger
man is the language of instruction, is
one OF the educational problems of
Western Canada; and the following
reference to the question by Prof w.
Il. Morris, of the University of Michi.
gan. in an article contributed to the
New York Outlook has its applicable
ty this side Of the line:
According to the expressed belief
Of Ludwig Fulde. one Of the Kaiser's
ninety-three intellectuals. to speak
German IL to remain German The
Iron Chancellor Il said to have consi-
dered the most important political
factor Of modern times the inherited
and political tact that North America
speaks English.' That his followers
have xhaer:ralNe&antr to accept this as
already settled 10 clear from the Ger
man-American Kultur movement Of
the past generation, q movement
which has aimed to continue the use
of the German language by immigrant
Germans and their descendants, and
to show the superiority Of German
ideals and methods over those of this
country. This attempt has been made
through the medium of the German
language newspapers and the many
German societies in which German is
the language of intercourse and in
which the German colors and the
kaiser's portraits have been much in
evidence; but more than all through
the parochial schools maintained un-
der the fostering care Of the German
church-a church which in Germany
has always been the firm supporter of
absolute government, whether Pro-
testant German Lutheran) or Catho-
lic. But for the war it is doubtful If
we as a people should have learned
how largely this propaganda was sup
ported and financed from Germany.
and we have not yet gone to the root
Of the matter.
ITO a large extent the American
Kultur movement has been directed
by men in the German departments of
our American universities, some of
them still German citizens, and many
of them with strong German sympa
thies even when not outwardly dis
loyal to the Uuited States. The
leaders in this movement early dis
covered that the greatest factor in
producing loyal American citizens ID
the American public schools, and, un-
der the pretext of the necessity for
fmparting religious instruction, Ger
man-American parents were, partly
through coercion, induced to with
draw their children fom the public
schools and educate them in chuch-
controlled parochial schools, where
the language and the culture Of the
classroom have been those of the Fa-
therland. A direct result has been
that these children have grown up un-
able to speak the language of their
country and with little conception of
its history or of the ideals of freedom
upon which it has been founded"
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

Wahpeton Testimony Remains Un.
shaken. Time is the best test of
truth. Here is a Wahpeton story
that has stood the test of time. It is
story with point which viii come
straight home to many of us.
Mrs. Henry Sweep, Is S. Third St.,
says: about year ago I began to
suffer from kidney trouble. I had
sharp pains through the small of my
back which changed to a dull, nag.
ging ache. When I swept the floor or
exerted myself in any way, I had to sit
down and rest and dull pains would
come over me as soon as I got up.
/ was urged to try Doan's Kidney
Pills and sent to Keen's Pharmacy
for box. found the results excel
lent so kept on using them until I was
cured" Statement given September
q, 1s1O.)
On November IL, 1917, Mrs. Sweep
said: "My faith in Doan's Kidney
Pills is stronger than ever. I havn't
needed kidney medicine in some
years but my little girl had awfully
weak kidneys and was bothered by
their aching too frequently. gave
her Doan's and they soon corrected
the trouble. know there is no better
remedy than Doan's Kidney Pills for
weak kidneys"
60c. at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Make vonraelf necessary to the
world. and the world will give you
bread "he wav to bring that about
10 BY taking course In the Mankato
Commercial College. Mankato. MINI
SEM for our trOO 0atSloEua.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to sincerely thank the
friends who so kindly remembered
US during our recent bereavement,
the loss Of our beloved daughter and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Ruppelius
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Paulson
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ruppelius
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Meuwissen
Clara L. Ruppelius
Benjamin c. Ruppelius
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

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skin, clear the blood, brighten the
eyes. sweeten the whole system.
Nothing helps make a pretty face.
winsome smile, a. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Try It tonight. $50.
Henry Miller 4 Co.
BUY LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19
Greatest Human vitalizer

the boys and girls and to the local
chairman. Mrs. Pfister. who did such
creditable work in staging the pageant
at the Science Sshool q few weeks
ago.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

Buy LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-19

Norwegian Services In Betania 4
$3.50 p. n. Special Music
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
TROY HAS MONSTER
CELEBRATION TODAY

More than 1000 persons joined in
the widest celebration the town of
Troy has ever known today. All bust
ness was suspended and the afternoon
given over to celebrating the close of
the war The finest parade ever seen
in Troy was headed by "Uncle Sam
with General Pershing" dragging
the kaiser through the streets and the
effigy was burned later while 1000
enthusiastic people yelled themselves
hoarse. Although business is closed
the merchants and citizens are feeding
everybody who will accept, popcorn,
peanuts and other CONNECTIONS and
every man who wants to smoke has
a free cigar. Troy never does any
thing in a half hearted way and the
celebration today is record breaker.
The Star Mirror furnished the people
of Troy with the terms of the armis-
tice which were read at a great meet
ing where patriotic speeches were de-
livered and patriotic music played and
patriotic songs were sung.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11
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The following market quotations
are the prices paid to the producer
BY the dealer and are changed daily,
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in all classes of grain,
produce and meats.
Hay and Grain
Wheat, Bluestem No. l, bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses $2.02k
Wheat, Bluestem, No. 1, sacked
net, delivered to warehouses 211k
Wheat, Fortyfold, No. 1, bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses 2.02h
Wheat, Fortyfsld, No. l, s'ked,
net, delivered to warehouses 211A
Wheat, White Club, No. bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses 2.OOh
Wheat, White Club, No. 1, s'ked
net, delivered to warehouses .2.O91k
Wheat, Red Russian. No. bulk
net, delivered to warehouses 1874
Wheat, Red Russian, No. SKID
net, delivered to warehouses 2.06h
No. 1 Feed Oats sacked, per