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The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-03-01

Charity covers n multitude Of SINS
and 50 does success.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-03-01

Alfalfa, So; Red Clover, $S; Sweet
Glover, $17; Pedigreed Barley, 81. J.
hulhall, Sioux City, la.-Adv.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-03-01

Chicago may employ boy post-ofiice
clerks.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-03-01

Only One "BROMO OUININE"
To get the genuine, call for full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININH. Look for signature of h. W
GROVE. Cures Cold in one Day. SOC
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-03-01
MOTHERS
To BE
Should Read Mrs. Monyha1's
Letter Published by
Her Permission.

Mitchell, Ind.-"Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound helped me so much
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
HE GIVES HIS ALL, AND THEN HIMSELF
by Rev. II. T. Zeiders. Price. Utah.

You hear great deal these days about doing YOUR b lint
scarcely about doing ALL In of our RELIGIONS
we have this OF Linn Hanson young Nebraska farmer M
decided ms country needed him and sold his
bought liberty bonds gave to the Red Cross and gave
dollars 10 the church Hanson had hundred and frt
near wayne Neb Selling that and all his goods he
three thousand eight hundred dollars the Red Cross
ne recent thrd liberty loan campaign he four tbosand &
dollars worth Of the bonds He then Joined the military
Pensacola Fla President Wilson wrote Hanson the at
ter. '" ''e 'oNo"lhg let
indirectly through friend, have learned of all tho ia
stances OF your joining the military forces of the rd
ana want 20 send you this brief line express my
me spirit which prompted action leaving your farm ar
great country we all love and seek 10 save VIII the
IL Is eminenty proper for the head of our ro,o, .
ehuoh 70 ms superb expression of loyalty II is amn g ~
tNr bo 70 inc country Of all casseh poorom the
streewho have given themselves for the defen f o the
me Neoraskan dd not buy two small liberty
few rusty coins to the Red Cross put two buttons give
and then shout To hell with the kaiser" "Poh MS coat
No, his giving all and then himself apDears in st.ii-
to the rich young who to Christ and b contrast
Matt 1920 $50 ''uSsu uselpleshp
II all America had the spirit of this young man this ,
soon end and the kaiser would land in his ba would
garden even without the Shout" " ' ""ppy hunting
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
PROSECUTIONS NAY COME
Judge Greenwood Much Di@plcas,Nl
with Conditions Locatiy.

Prosecutions may soon he made IN
order to obtain "a ruling by the courts
on the rights OF automobile stage
lines which comply with the order 90
the utilities commission OF the state.
a. compared with those OF rivals who
enter the field with an irregular ser.
Wee when the business promises To-
Ice profitable. hut who furnish no ser.
Vice when business does not pay op.r-
atinR expenses ur when winter aud
stormy weather make the going
heavy.
~ Price IN particular. says Mon.
days Dcscrrt NcwH. there appears 60
be need Tor some official attention 60
the matter. in the opinion ~ judge
Joshua Greenwood. president of the
utilities commission. who spent the
greater part of last week GA trip
through the uintnh Basin. returning
hy way of Helper and rricr. Judge
Greenwood says that ali surtu ct In
corporations are being placed on the
law hN som" owners uf automobile.
" hile rtili others simply operate
without any regard for the law. on the
prvteNt that "cysrybudy's doing IT,"
On" stage company. ordered by the
commission To- stay nff the route be-
tween pircc aud itlnWatha. has 20.
moved the name "tiiawnthn stage"
from H. automobile. hut according o.
IL rival. the ear stlll makes the trip
whenever h can got u had The trip.
However. b. not on any schedule
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
BACK PAYMENTS ARE MET
beaver and Tito Dran,Ic Checking Oni
Man, Thousands.

During the past ~" 81 three day,'
the Denver aud i,lo urandr has been
rsnding out checks covering back pas
Increases uf employees paid hy the
month IN accordance with the order
of the director general of railroads.
W, %, McAduu. To Colorado nnd New
McNi,o employees checks nggrcgntlug
a hundred aud Eryrnty-fiVe thousand
dollars have been mailed. To Utah
employees svNrnty.fiyc thousand dot
lars has gone, Engine ana trainmrn.
yard rmpiuycH. shop Craftlmcn aud
track lahor-rr have not yet received
their back paychockS. which viii
nmuunt ta approximately live hun
cred aud nfty thousand dollars
Cheeks for this amount will be- for
wurded 49, soon ~ the payrollH can
be prepared. which will he within a
few daNs.
The total amount of back pay Ia bc
DISTURBED among Denver nnd Rio
Grande employees win be- la excess of
eight hundred thousand dollars. The
new und increased salaries and wages
given railroad employees by the dircc-
tor generals award viii be- paid rrgu
lHrly hereafter.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
PERSONAL HAPPENINGS OVER
AT TIIE CAMP on SINNNSIDI.

sUNNIsiDE. June ss.-Miss Grace
Knfford. who has been In training at
I.atter-day Saints Hospital Tor a con.
siderable time, has returned Ia her
home here.
Mrs Hugh nnrdick h visiting rcln-
lives al Prove Tor t~o weeks.
Mrs Eugene Singleton and family
81 salt Lake city hayp come To- sunny
side o. make their home,
MIR. aud Mrs. Arshic gilbert OF Lib
cIty spent the last week end here WIS.,
iting relatives.
Mrs. Ray Bennett aud two small
daughters of Cameron have returned
home. after visiting relatives here for
month.
Mrs. Sarah Crawford and Mrs. John
Dclange were last week end visitors
az Price.
Miss Hazel Rasmussen. formerly OF
gunnysidc. and George a. kelson 81
Ephraim were married here Monday,
They viii make their home In Eph-
raim
The Rrd Cross workers met M the
homo OF Mrs William Gogarty on sun
day evening
BABY boys have arrived this week
az the homes of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Snooks and Mr., aud Mrs. Andrew
Mortensen.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05


SATURDAY. last new set OF early
closing regulations more stringent
thhn any thnt nave been ~ effect In
utah was approved 10y the executive
committee OF inc state council 81 de-
ienEe. They went into effect last
Monday july LIST. In general the
rulos Close the ordinary rctail stores
nv o'clock except on the evenings
before SUNDAYS or holidays when the
houi y O'CLOCK inc regulhtions at
~ Close drug storcT' cigar STANDS re-
treatment pari"r~ candy and con-
ieotlonery N"rcs ana All puhllc eat
ing places ~ 10 o'clock " u further
pr"Nidod mat stores remaining open
until 10 o'clock may not sell articles
closing al o'clock
w v. Jensen. commision"r OF
commercial economy who drafted the
rcEulhtons' points out that the citi-
,ion'y Win which they are enforced
depends largely upon the patriotism
OF hoth merchants ana general buying
PUN" TIE outlines the general pur-
POS" ~ shortening nt business
hours, ana w" concentration Of bust
ness into shorter period 81 tim"
'"NHH 49, "fHss'f Nf'TTif'ff wv
releasing ot large number oi men
cnEhEcd ~ such trade hnd the "m-
ploNmcnt "i women IN thcif places.
Jensen says tnat WIN IN" early clos.
Ing women mny readily Zoe engaged
in rurh places without erecting hard-
ships. and nlHo without violating the
state law with regard Z" the employ
ment ~ women, which sets the limit
~ uuy-four hours in one week and
nine hours w one day
mug stores ~ Halt Lake CITY have
ALREADY replaced rcVen,N-f"ur men
clerks with women. u y asserted. re-
leasing thereby men subject to tho
draft 90 liable under the work "r
Eight provisions. which went Into 81
feet last Monday. Temporary HuH-
pensions granted 4" various lincr "f
business undor the previous closing
orders are done away with w the new
regulations. which rupcrrcdc the old,
The new regulations apply to the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

All members u the county school
board were present at the regular
meeting on the 9th OF June at Price.
except Dr. a. W. Dowd from sunny
side. Cameron Coal company sent In
communication relative 90 an ac-
count alleged Co be due that company
from VI. T. Harmon. who contracted
the school building there some time
ago. The clerk was directed 90 in
form the coal company that full set
tiemont had been made with Harmon.
aud that II would have to look 20 that
individual for any adjustment Of the
claim.
n was the sense ~ tho board. In
reply 90 communication from the
state superintendent that the best
time to hold the state teacherH' insti-
tutc IL during Christmas week. The
clerk was pa directed 90 write state
Superintendent Gowans Two other
dates considered were the latter part
nC August and just after the close 81
the school term.
clerk Tanner was directed To- advise
the Price bonding company OF &c.
nttlc. Wash. that no sale OF district
school bonds here IN the sum 81 forty
thousand dollars or any other sum u
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
ENpERr TALKS on VAR
AND STOCK SITI NTION

DAVIS. Gaia. June ss.-"wr are
going 90 be la this war until we have
four ur fiNe million men over there
until We win thoroughly and the food
producing reserves uf the American
contingent are just ns important "a
the reserves behind the lines In
France" said Dwight 49, Heard at
Phoenix. Ariz., past president of the
American National Live Stock Assoc
citation. before thu California Cattle
mems convention. which Is being held
there Ia form an association Co in
crease the production of meat.
Heard came here from Washington.
u. g., WHARF he attended conference
ot the national live stock committee
OF five. OF which he h a member, with
Foud Administrator Hoover, tie told
how the latest development IN tbs
food campaign has come In the an
nuuncement that the uockyards viii
be- licensed Tie told of enormous ga
ports of beef 10 Europe and at meet
ing the British commission which il
purchasing beet Tor the allies,
II wa stated that California; beef
output this year viii be- short, be-
cause at feed shortage.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
ELECTION.

NstiD- IL hereby given that a spo.
cial election has. been called by the
city council or pticc. Utah. aud viii
be- held therein on tho goth day Of
July. 1919. To- determine the Question
whether or not Price. Utah. shall sell
IT, cntir" municipal plant and system.
used Tor the purpose Of generating
transmitting and distributing electric
energy. IN ana about Price. Utah. In.
Guiding nll poles. wires. croasarma
meters. fixtures, equipment nud ap.
planes constituting n part 81 said
plant and system, and All materials
aud supplies owned by Price. Utah
for us" In connection with said plant
and system
There shall be- three polling places
al IN Price. Utah, one thereof NJ CITY
Hall In North Price. Election District
known ~ Election nlatrict No. 10.
one thereof at tho tounty Court
ltuus" IN East Price Election District
known us Election District No. ~. and
one thereof al the Southern Utah DE.
pot In South Price Election District.
known ~ Election District No. ~
J, y. Ell.rtrnn, -. 7. brooks and w.
w. Millhurn. all of whom reside In
Price. Utah. and In North Price Elrc.
ton District No. H. shall be- the
Judges ~ said election district there
In.
-. T. Harmon. Henry wade aud a.
J, World. all 81 whom reside In Price
Utah. and In Fast Price Election Dis.
trirt No, ~ shall be- the judges ~
Huid election district therein.
y w SINNER. Ahe Powell and
Thomas bumaync all ot whom reside
ln Price. Utah. aud la South Price
Election District no. rs. shall be- the
Judges OF Snid election district there
in.
All qualified electors ~ Price. Utah.
q municipal corporation. who have
paid property tax In the year pre-.
,cdlnF such election. are entitled ~
vote.
The polls win remain open during
tho time from o'clock In the morn.
lnE until I o'clock IN the evening.
CITY COUNCIL or PRICE, UTAH.
George 4. wootton. Mayor
'uuut~rslgncd and attested;
MAT GlI.MOUR,
lhehll city Recorder
Firs, pub. June 81. last July 10. isis.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
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, The basis Of the early closing 4
' order j. patriotism" says r. &. .
, Schmidt. who as deputy commits. 4
, sioncr of commercial economy Il 4
' IN charge ~ the publicity end Of 4
, that economy board. What we 4
, are seeking. IN it, final analysis. 4
, is to get Utah In line In the con- 4
: servation ~ man power. Of time. 4
, and 81 money. 80 that the state 4
may be better able TO bear the 4
hrunt of the war. that they will 4
have To bear sooner or later 4
The 10 o'clock closing order 4
applies 10 the rcfreshment end Of
} places which cater 60 refresh 4
, ment as well az 20 amusement. 4
The dance or other form Of 4
amusement may continue. hut no Z
meals will he served after 10
} o'clock. except that an order al Z
} ready Ia may be completed. The
} board believes that the public
} and the proprietors OF the busi-
} ness establishments affected by
} such orders will alike comply =
with the spirit Of the regulations =
rather than the mere letter Pref =
~ soon the man who fails so 90 =
comply will be 80 conspicuously =
In the limeliRht on account OF his =
lack of patriotism. that he will =
be glad 90 observe the same rule =
his fellow citizens are observing" =
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Here are some safe figures about
what can be- expected OF a backyard
flock Each hen In her pullet year
Hhould produce ten dozen eggs The
average size at the backyard flock
should be- at least ten hens. Thus
each flock would produce In year "a
hundred dozens 81 eggs which. AT the
conservative value of twenty-five
cents a dozen. would be worth twenty
five dollars. Iut the hundred dozen
Is more important than the twenty
five dollars.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
IN THE DISTRICT COURT on CAR.

N THE DISTRICT COURT OF CAR.
bon County state - Utah. In the
matter OF the application Of Willard
y. Christensen 20 change his name.
Notice, The undersigned hereby gives
notice that on Monday, the bth day OF
August, A. D., 1918, az the hour of no
O'Clock In the forenoon. or as soon
thereafter as the same can be heard.
he win make application % the Sew
enth Judicial District court OF the
state of Utah. IN and for Carbon coun-
~, az the court house, In Price. ia
said county and state, for an order
changing his name Of Willard u.
Christensen 20 that OF Matt Warner
and for such other order In the prem.
lses as he may be entitled 10. WILL
LARD T.. CHRISTENSEN.
Dated June 20. 1915.
First pub, June rs; last Aug, .. 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
SCHOOL BOARD IN
NO HUMOR To
BOND
SEATTLE. WASH. FINANCIAL con.
Germ so INFORMED.

Trustee y. Cameron schultz Authoril-
cd 20 Negotiate For structure At
IIiawatha For Usc OF SchOols-1hc
Junior I,cd Gross and Teachers
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
EARLIER HOURS IN
CLOSING Of THE
STORES
NEw ORDER WENT INTO EFFECT
ON MONDAY LAST.

commissioner Jensen Believes the
Success of the Move WIN Depend
Largely On the Patriotism OF the
Utah Public. which u Asked to Aid
Ia Enforcement of the Rules.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

II SILK Is really going To be cheaper
than cotton or wool, "a woman viii at
last have the delightful sensation OF
satisfying her vanity and her con-
science I'd the same time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
N mn DISTRICT COURT on can.

N TIN DISTRICT COURT Oh CAR.
Ton County. State OF rtah.-IIonOre
Moynler anl Peter Moynier. Co-Part-
nrrs Doing business A. Moynier bro,
thtrs' and llonorr DuHscrre, Plain,
t,ils. ". Louis LAM, joe colombatto.
Marie colombatto. Mike Basso, Hon
&c 'usserre and Marie pusserre. De-
l.huants. sherifrs Sale. To be sold
~ Hhcriiis sale ON the 9th day 0f
July, A. H. 1919. at 2 O'clock u. m. az
me 'front.' door OF the county court
house In Price. Carbon county. Utah.
VIC following described property sit.
uatrd IN Carbon county. Utah. towit'
hesihnlng az a point $3.50 feet east
"l tue northwest corner OF the north
est quarter of See. -, Twp. ~ South.
i'hhge East. Salt Lake meridian.
icing "n the north boundary line OF
Htld section ~, running thence east
al"hg tho north boundary line OF said
section - 90 It's northeast corner.
'bence south along the east line ~
"alu Section 10. 1880 feet Co the
southeast corner OF the northeast
fuAlhl "I the northeast quarter OF
hals see 49, thence south eighty
,lsht degrees and fOrty-twO minutes
west i75O.eO feet; thence north two
.'slr's SIX minutes west 1880 feet
20 me place Of beginning aud con-
l.lHlhg ilfty.siN and four-tenths acres
"l lhhd more or less. Also thirteen
anu uhe-third acres OF flrst-class wa
W llsht' and one and twO-thirds
'l'H nl second-class water from Cor
uon tfrek A. decreed hy the court
NfpltHE COLUMBIAN. Sheriff Of
carbon County. Utah.
dated. June 10. 1918.
.Ist Puh., June ~; last July Q, 1915.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
LAVE sIIOTLpER.

This ailment h usually caused hy
rhcumntism oi the muscles, Al that
n needed u absolute rest nud few
applications OF Chamberlain llni.
ment Tp u-Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Cornmeal hot cakes are best whei
the batter Is very thin.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05
NOTICE FOn pUBLICATIoN-COAI

$780, ~ tnlslt shlAON-tbNh
Gh'rs' tsec. 23iT. u. 50 Land OF
ice Al Salt Lake civ. Iftah' May ~.
Notice Is hereby given that
MaItha sophia Anderson OF Morgan.
,,,W,unly OF Morgan. state OF Utah. has
liled IN this office application 10 pur-
h'sr' Serial No. O2266O. under the
gs,"n ,slohs Of Sec, 23i7. u. 5. Revised
s,'a,lt'es, the SEA Of Sec. 4, Twp. ~
snuth, Range East Salt lake merl-
nlah' Any ana an persons claiming
"iuterS"Y the lands described, OF de-
ing 70 object for any reason 10 the
uut'l thereof by the applicant, should
W. w lhelr affidaNits Of protest In this
r,t'Se during the thirty-day period OF
1i. H., Immediately following the
49, printed Issue Of this notice. other
,Glul.D ". BEAKEI.Y. Register.
,Ise pub. June Z; last July s. 1915
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Ashes OF roses and bright blue are
"a charming combination.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

In small grain and hay farming no
feature of weed control is more i'm
lurtant than the use OF clean seed.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Popovers can be made OF half rye
and half white flour
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Potatoes are more wholesome baked
than boiled.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

@os, men fall in love as they would
,ran, mo irapdoor. and marry In
"''u' eiiort TO scramble out OF A.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Honey IL particularly good In cakes
ind ,unkics.
lh'i good printing The Sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-07-05

Calendars The sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-13
WISCASSET

Marshall Clubhouse, formerly Of West
por,, but now living IN Littleton. Mass,
was the guest of H. S. Shea and family
Friday last
Misses Marjorie Blagdon and Berth
Barnes are home from Shaws Business
college. Portland, i'll with influenza.
At the last regular meeting of Hun
toon Hill Grange the following officers
were elected: Master, Alfred Foye;
overseer. Harold Shea; secretary, Sy5il
Groves; treasurer. Walter Groves; lee
turer, Olive Groves; chaplain. Mrs
Ida Pooler; lady assistant steward
Ethel Barnes; assistant steward. Carlo
ton Foye; gate keeper, Clarence Over;
steward. Mrs. Alfred Foye; Ceres. Mrs.
Dyer; Pomona, Mrs. H. S. Shea; Pomo-
ma, Mrs. Elsie Rittal.
Word has been received from Cham
pion, Albetta of the birth Of a son TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy T. Dow, formerly OF
this town.
Messrs. George Singer and Thurlow
Hussey of Damariscotta were business
callers in town Tuesday.
Miss Lois A. Poole is home from Por.-
land.
Earle Carleton is working in john
Southard's clothing store during the
Christmas rush.
Several car loads Of Christmas trees
have been shipped from here to Rhode
Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-13
George Frank Reynolds

George Frank Reynolds died at
l245 p. NJ. Thursday at his residence,
No. 1870 Water street. after long
illness with diabetes and which had
for several months confined him to
the house. He would have been rs
years of age on next Wednesday.
having been horn Dec. is. 1915 in Sid
ney. son of Benjamin Franklin and
Jane Reynolds. a widow. who was
Miss Mary Z. Jones of Dover and
whom he married 40 years ago. and a
sister, Mrs. Mary Young of Good
Thunder. Mimi, survive.
Mr.. Reynolds was a machinist by
trade. having learned the business in
Oakland. He worked in Hallowell
before coming to Augusta. where for
years he was in the employ Of the
cotton mills. when known as the
Sprague Mills. He and his wife for
II years managed the Mill boarding
house, moving to their present resi-
dencc in 1883, since which date he had
devoted his time and attention to his
home. 4 loving husband and kindly
neighbor, many friends will regret
his passing and extend sincere SYM
pathy to the bereaved wife.
Funeral services will be held at }
O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the RESI-
dence and the remains will be taken 70
Sidney. where interment will oe made
in the family lot in the Reynolds Gem
etery on the River road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-13

song by the Junior class; missionary
talk from charts, Mrs. c. H Berry.
memory exercise. Gilman Millett
Mrs. Carrie Hammond was a delegate
to the Red Cross meeting in Augusta
last week.
Mrs. c. f. Turner and daughter
Carolyn have returned from a visit 20
friends in Oakland
Pvt. Fordis Gilman is at home from
Fort Williams on a short furlough.
The missionary society will meet with
Mrs. G. W. Borden on Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. c. H. Berry has returned from
Boston and will take for his subject
next Sunday morning. Echoes from
the Centenary Conference"
The District Training team. consisting
Of DR.. D. B. Holt Of Auburn and Rev.
c. ]. Spear Of Livermore Falls, will hold
a training conference in the Methodist
Episcopal church afternoon and eve
ming, Wednesday. Dec 49, This meeting
is 70 give information concerning the
centenary movement and everybody is
invited to attend
The Ladies' Aid will hold a sale OF
fancy work, popcorn. cooked food, ara
vegetables, in their rooms over the
Morrill, store. on Thursday. Dec. 10.
G. Z. Turner was in Eeadfieid on bust
ness the first of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-13

received a letter, written Nov. s, in
which Private Pelletier said he was
well and was on his way back to his
company from a hospital, but he did
not mention his injury. He is a
member of Co. Nj. His brother. Ar
thur Pelletier. is also in the United
States service.
Private Beaudoin. reported missing
in action, is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Beaudoin. % Mill block. Au-
gusta. On May % he went to Camp
Devens with the Seiective Service
men and on July 5. sailed for over
seas. The last letter his parents re-
ceived from him was written Sept. 26,
and in it he said he was fighting in
France. The telegram from the War
Department stated that he was miss
ing in action Oct. ..