davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12
ZRfo&ona 1897 rOku.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
TELEFON MONROE 4SeS.
zARZAn GIoWNYt

zARzAD Glowing
rs. Franeiszsk qordon. Moderatof.
Ea A A. Klowo, Wice-MoGeratoc.
WoJciech +. Soska, OreEes.
Antonina BaEanowska. Wtcs-preEeske
Woteiech Menkieki. Vic -preEes-
Fomasz = Blachowski SekretarA
rraneIsEak witkowski. Skarbnik-
Stsnisiaw Liczmanski. Dyrektor.
Wladyslaw Lopatka, Dyrektor.
Antoni MaEurk, Dyrektor.
Lsokadya Konczyk, Dyrektorka.
5eIome& Urbahska. Dyrektorka-
Franciszka Bieschke. Dyrektorka-
Or. FIR. A.. Oulak. LekarZ Naczelny.
Adv. Piotr p. Mlndak. Doradca Prawny.
nerta c. Wojtalewiez. Asyst. Sekr. Cen
GODZINY BIUROSSE:
Biuro ZarSadu Glownego otEarte "
ani powszeinis Cd godE. e-tej raho do
9-tsj wiecLorem. (w sobote do lei po-
toSudniu). wlsczorem. W dui powszed-
ale 8 EYjatkiem soboty)), cd godziny
f-msj do s-teL - W nIedziels I swietA
urocsxStA biuro jest zamkniete.
PrezesSi W ~pontedEiafki 1 pistki wts-
wsEelkie Jurisprudence do Gowns-
70 Pre1esa nalezy adresowac:
woIcIECH r. SOSKAs
ssss w. D1v,1aSs str, ShicHss, III
srody / cIwartkL wieczorami Cd godsi-
ny 7-mej DO s-tei 4 Cd 1-sEej popoiu.
dniu eodziehnis. 3 vyjstkiem soboty. Cd
w EIO0y pA8LAt
Cd G0dziny S-met do s-tej wiecEorem.
klndnnia ODJat. WsIelkie ophaty do Ka-
sy GioUneJ przy1mujs Kssyer qlowny
Dodczas godsin ofisovych. albo we dnia
v godzinach ofisoWych. 'Sekrefars GOs
neralny.
wszelkis ltsty nadsyiac nalety M -.
- SekretarSa G~6neralnego:
TOMASZ 3. BLACHOwSKL.
Secretary Polish Alma Mater,
A1ESlw w. Division str. Chicago. M
FINANSE
PrEekaSy bankowe pocStowO
(ebscks. money orders etc.) naleAy wy
aAAwtac ma organizacye:
POLISH ALMA MATER.
przesyk6E pod adresem:
IN. WITKOWgKI,
sASS W. Dfvtsiea Sta Chacass. IN
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu 6i6wnego:
1857 w. Division Ullca,
M 4rugisu DistrsA
Chicago. III. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

ktu widzenia - mianowicie o wypo-
srodkowanfe wfelkosci, rozlegloSci
skupien tn naszych, Ocenienie wiasci-
we ich stosunk6w i potrzeb zbioro--
wych, q podIug takiego poznania, tel
oceny - rozmieszczenie W calym kra
ju, wSr6d tychze skupieI, W Gentry
cznych ich punktach - polskich u
rzed6w konsularnych. Zar6wno re
wzgledu ma 6w dzial rozlicznych Pc.
trzeb osobistSch rodak6w naszych,
jak re wzgledu ma ten %zbiOrowy nasz
interes uzyskania naleiytego rozmie'
szczenia polskiej sluzby i Representa-
cyl konsularnej W Ameryce - jest
rzecza konieczna. azeby kwestyona.
ryusz Konsulatu G~eneralnego zostal
naleiycie rozeslany, spopularyzowa-.
ny, zrozumiany 1 odpowiedziany.
w kwestyi tel otrzymalismy spe-.
cyalne ne strony p. KOnsula General.
nego wezwanie o obiaSnienie kwe.
styonarynsza jego i zaleceniS jak
najliczniejSzego, a najdokiadniejsze.
go odpowiadania nan: cbynimy Ia
niniejszym artykulem | zwracamy sit
przedewszystkiem do Czytelnik0W
naszych, a W glGwnej mierze do pism
poIskich, do naszego Duchowienstwa,
przekazujac prosbe 1 sprawe Omawia'
ma. Naleiy spoleczehstwu naszemn
zwr6ciC uwage ma kwestyonaryusz
nalezy TAX, iak to wSr6d "a potrze'
ba, rzeeE oSwietliG, ebjasnic i 2 die.
Size razy ~powt6rzyG, by ludzie zrozu'
mieli, ME lekcewazyli, a ME zwlekali
lecz odpisywali ZaraZ i roZumnie, a.
by wynik akcyi byI odpowiedni jej Ia
m~ierzeniu i celom. Radzilibysmy a.
zeby DuchOwiehstwo - W razie 20.
trzcby / 2 ambon rzecz przypomniaio
/ Objasnialo - wreszcie kaldy umie'
jetny i uSwiadOmiOny - powinien tn
dopOm6dz mnici umicjqcym 1 ME-
uSWiadomionym - u takich II mas
ME brak iak wiadomo. Naleiy TUNA,
cZyC, il tn idzie o poiytek wainy bar:
do - trwaly, ME przemijajGcy -
calcgo og0tu, re Cd odpowicdzi -
jake napIyRa. zalezeS bedzie ~rcferat,
kt0ry KOnSuIat Generality opraCujc
ola rzadu Rzcczy Pospolitcj, kt6ry
Rad nam tn odpowiednio zamianUjc
kcnsul6w Pc wiekszych ccntrach 70
lOnii, n gdy tc kOpsulaty powstana, u
wicIc latwicj bCdzie kaA1Cmu rOtla-
kowi uzyskaG Opickc i POparCie Ola
Siebic W staraniaCh - cry to O po-
Nr6t do kPaju, cry o nawiaZanie tam
z kraicm stOsunk6w iakichkOlwiek
- majqtkOwych, handlowych, Tub je-
szcze innych. Wiele tn beda mOCty i
powinny zrObiC pisma tygodniowe -
prOwinCyonalne, p~osiadajace Rieraz
rozlegla lokaIna cy~rkulacye, Przcto
prOsimy je n~ajuprzcjmiei " imic
wsp6lnego dObra ludu nasZego o ma
Iczyte zreferOwGnie odezwy Konsula-
tu POlskicgO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12
koresnondencva
Redakcyi.

OBJ. Leonard Maryan Kondzierski
W Indiana Harb0r: List, ogloszony
W gazecie naszej jest ola Rose Ke-
dzierskiej " ARGENTINE.
n. NJ? Anonimowo nadeslanych
komunikatow ME zamieszczamy;
prosze czytac nasze !nstrukcye, "a
mieszczone tuz obok W artykule p.
I. do wiadomoSci".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

winien Opatrznosci / Koalicyi bye
serdecznie zobowiqzany "a wyzbycie
60 z oweSo ciezaru, kt6ry go uciskai
przcz tax dlugie Iata.
&
Henryk Heine, wybitny poeta ME-
miecki - lecz Ouch ,,par excellence"
wolnoSciowy, : skutkiem c8egO w
Prusiech pomniku stawiac mu ME
byIo wolno - pisaI W 1886 roku W
swoich ,,obrazach z Podr6iy" -
mniej wiecej, jak n~astepuje:
,,Niemieccy ksiazeta sredniego sta
nu (tj. ci pOmniejsi) mieli wiele do
n~liesienia ostatnimi easy, DO po-
zbawiono ich przemoca udzielnosci,
do kt6rej zreszta prawo mieli takie,
,jak i wieksi panujacy. Lecz Ola o.
krutnie porozdzielanych / perozrywa-
nych Niemiec stale sic to dobrodziej-
stwem, il ten zastep s%zesnastu ksiq-
zatek - szesnastu despotow maiych,
zostal pozbawiony wladzy. straszna
rzecz - pomyslec o takiej masie o.
sobnik6w pedObnych, kt6rych my
Niemcy muslmy karmit, zywic. tn
czyc, DO chociaz te ksiazQtka ME
wIadaia juz bcriami, lccz wciaz je-
szczc wiadaja widelcami, nozami
Iyakami, a ME jadaia siana, nj Sic
czki: zrcsztR gdyby to jcHi - j tax
byioby to ola mich ~jcszcze Za drogie
- lyle iedza Spodziewam sie' IL
kiedyS Amcryka uwolni mas od tel
masy cieiaru i ucisku owych niby-
koronat0w! :"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

wszelkie Oddziaiy, pOtrzeby ! UREA.
dzenia, posiada specyalist6w lekarzy
do kaidego rodzaju chOrob, a zazna.
czyc nalezy, III / najznakomitsi leka-
RE SzpitaIa ME usuwaja sic cd robo.
ty tel do~broczynnej, leg drogi sw6j
GAS, oraz droisze ~jeszcze umicjetno-
Sci Oddaja ubOgim chOrym bezintcrc-
sOwnie ma usiugi.
Nastepujacy Iekarze raczyii ofiaro-
wac swa wsp6iprace w omawiancj
~Iecznicy SzpltaIa POlskicgo: DIR. Och
sner, DIR. Mueller, DIR. Pietrowicz, DR..
kuflewski, dr.. Orth, dr.. Percy, Dir.
StOtz, dr.. KilIeen, Dir. Seifert, dr..
Nadeau, DIR. Cakes, DR.. Behrendt, dr..
Schmitz, DIR. Coy, dr.. Badfmierowski.
Or. Xelowski, DIR. DOmbfOwski, dr..
Rozumski, dr.. GrOtowski, dr.. Ostrow
ski, Dr.. Bolka, dr.. W~iSnieNski. dr..
Hajduszek i inni, kt6rych jph
wynotowaG ME moglisIny - lcrn
lest ich jeszcze wfecei, CO swiadczy M
der ~zaszczytnie o pan0w tych uczu-
ciach humanitarnych, jakicmt
piekna " oiywiaj4 p~rOfcsyr. Nc
szczes6iniciszem zadewoleniem POD.
ncsimy xnaczny Mrdzo udSia' icka-
rzy polskich W spisie powyzszyIn VI
caiej piracy 0maWiancj a sZczcg6'-
niej dodatnie czyni wraIenic fakt, u
to miodsSych lekarzy pOlsko-amery-
kaiskich zastep TAXI wcale poczesnY
ma liscie tel ~figurujc, znakomitc da-
jac swiadectwO pred obcymi o mas I
naszych mlodych adeptaCh mcdycz-
mel wiedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

Slowa Hcincgo staly sic wprost ia.
snowidzenicm. DIS Nicmcy uwOinio-
ne zostaIy ~nareszcic z owycb ,.wlada-
iacych dzielnie tyikami p~asorzytdw.
siana ME iadajacych" ! rzeczywiscic
.Amcryka znakomicie sic przyczynila
do wySwiadcXenia owcj przysfugi ME-
mieckirmu %RarOdOwi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

Mt orxanIzaeyS lscxses mlodIts4 POI
ia oboJga p8cI W prDcach nRukowyens
1atryotycZnych 1 bratniej 9onocy alA
oodnlesieRia ducha mor1lnoset doorG-
bytu " spoieczenstwte, s~zczesolnis
miedzy miodzieza polsks- hozna Eapi-
aac ale IA posmiertne cd lat IL do 4Si
IA czsonkow StoWarzyszoHyeh bsH o.
wranicKenla wieku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

juz cd czasu kollapsyi n1emieckiej 1
zawieszenia broni, a zarhzein rewolu-
cyjnych przewrot6w wewnetrznych
- spowodowanych kleska ma teatrze
wotny.
Jakiez to dobrodZieistwO? Otto -
~wyczyszczenie Niemiec calych grun--
towne - kompletne z pasorzytni-
ctwa monarch6w regent6w, ksiqzat,
prync6w, hercog0w, kr6l6w i cesa-
rzy, z Gala masq ich urodzajnych /
obfftujqcych " k~onsolacye familii.
Go tego "a z~atrzesienie W Niemczech
byio tego Mkt ma pamieG wyliczyc
ME zdola! Niemcy - jake ~..rzesza"
byly rodzajem federacyi paistw ME-
zawislych, z~laczonych tylko co do
spraw ARCHAEOLOGICAL polityki "a
granioznej, arndi, poczty, kolei itp.
jednolita kontrolq ~cesarskiej admi--
nistracyi, zupeinie o~drebnei cd adj
ministracyi kr6lestwa pruskiego, kt6
re swojq drogq hegemonie ciezka wy
konywaIo mad drobnicjszemi pah-
stewkami ,,rzeszy".
*
PaIstcwek owych byla kupa Gala
- niekt0rc byIy wiekszc, choG poza
Pursuant / Bawarya - ami iedno iui
rozleglejsZego mic posiadalo obszaru,
niz M. jedcn mniejszy jakis Stan
tuteisHy, hub jedna p~rowincya pol
ska; ale W Siemczeeh byly to .,kro-
Iestws'. ,.ksiestwa" ] ,,wiclkie ksie-
silva" - 4 masa nazw fokciOwych, 4
tytuIami, radiant, ministeryami, adj
ministracyamf. bandami urzednik6w
it'd. it'd. Siekt6re ksiastewka by4y
take dBic, re gdy chop W .icdncm
dobrze sic batogiem dlugim zamach-
nal, to m0gl komu oko wybiG iui "a
granica " ksicStwic S2siednicm, albo
lax navel humorySci nicmiecGy sami
przekpiwali, gdy ktO kawf palif "
icdnem ksiestwie, - to swad czuc
bylo daIeko "a granica
PomySleC tylko, co tei narGd mic
miccki kosztowaC musiaIa TAXA gro
mazda koronnych n]icrob6w. nicdolc-
gov, rzcsto ghapc6w s~koiiczOnych,
kt6rych wszystkich trzeba hylo utr1y
mywaG y ich rodzinami, dwOrami,
Switami. dygnitarzami; bo kazde ta-
kic ksiqYgtko - chciaiO mice swOjq
pompe / parade: zad'uzalO sic TO-,
siedzialo w cudzych kicszeniach, ale
- musiato mice Choc paru mini
str6w, sWitc | dwGr; a ma to wszy-
stko - musial Iud miciscOwy Piacic
- dodatkowe podatki - pOnad ivy
czajnc powszcchnic obOwiqzuiqcc o.
pOdatkowanic. Nigdzic ma Swicric
ca1ym pie bylo czcgOS pcdobnego. tc-
dnych Nicmicc to ~wIasciwosc, kt6rym
oczywista pozostaio to Il dawnych
czaS6w gOspodarki ,.raubittcr6w'.
DO tych ksiaiatka owo byly dziedzi-
cami. - wtcc iak przodkowic oh
dzicrali Iud / uciskali go ma wszystkic
boki.
Ot0i p tego to koronnego Gaigah-
silva przcczyS IA Niemcy dziSicishc
- niedawna rcwolucya, wOjna i jci
zakoIiczeniem spowodowana: n to
jest TAXA ogromna ~przys'uga. wy
Swiadczona najbiedniciszcmu ludo-
wi niemicckicmu, zwtaszcza ma mad
ChodHqcc lata wielostronnych cicza-
row po~wojennych, il lud Nicmier po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12
Ze SzpitaIa PoLsk1ego,

Rok pierwszy daiaIaInOsCf Pol.
skicgo Sapitala IS. N~azayetanek w
Chicago, pc niedawno ObchodzOnym
u~rOczyscic / panictDie JubiIcuszu
Srcbrnym tel jedynej w Polonii na--
sci instytucyi tego rodzaju - roz-
poczaI sic bardzo znar,iennic, a Ego.
dnie z ceIami ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tego
przybytku miIosicrd2ia chrzeSciiaii.-
skieg0:
OTTO zorganiLowano PREY Shpitaiu
Polskim stacye bezplatnci porady !
ponlocy Iekarskicj z ramienia MEDIA
VINO istnieisccj q juz wysoce zaslu--
ionei Organihacyi National Catholic
War Council. 10 kt0rci czclc dziala
dobrzc Pclakom zrany y. Biskup J.
T.. MuIdCon T. Rockford, III. STACEY ta-
kich Jest tylko try W caicm miescie
- znaiduia sic one przy szpitalach
,,Mercy-H.", SIP. p. W. Sw. J6zefa
i SGD. D. W. Najsw. Maryi p. z Naza-
rctu.
Zwied7iliSmy tSmi dniami stacye,
znaidujaca sic PREY naszyIn Polskim
SzpitaIu | szczerze zbudOwalismy sic
skutecznoSciq iei dziala1, Oraz rozle.
gIoscia dobrego wplywu i prac jcj
dobroczynnych. Stacya Owa W ciagu
nicdlugicgO czasu swego istnicnia "a
mienila sic iuz W spOra lecznicf
bczpiatna zupeinie. wyposazona we
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

OSCbno 2aleCif WyPada j~asncsC /
dckladnoSi' OdpOwiedli, oraz naleiyty
sposob ich WystosOwania: tEzeba wy
rainic pouczac. il ma sic wypisaG oso
bne odpowiedzi dla kahdegO posZczr-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

POlSki Dentysta
DR.. N. SchraYe4
AGO Milwaukee Az. COR. RncSaR
Vszystku Rsbsts cvnsa1fsuaAs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

MfSoUte .stoHu wsssdste and-
fguJq sic u sddrfn, &c must iOs-
MED sjedHOcsoHa, niegabezDo
eanoEzQdaG P0iskd.
- Woodrow Wilson,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-12

SzpitaI Polski Oddal bczpIatnie dla
Iccznicy tel kiika ubikacyi ma pokoi.
pOczekaIne, biur0wc, kOnsultacyiRe
itp.: umebIowanie / instrumental Ofia.
rOwala ~OrganizaCya ,,knights Of Co..
IUInbus", a lckarstw / ~OpatrunkGw
znOwu bcnimtcresUwnie udzicIa "a,
rad Szpitala. Stacyc lecznicza &c pro.
wadzi PARMA TyIska, inwcstysaterhq
jest PARMA DesZulska, Il sckrctarkH
jest PARMA Berry; rozm0wiC sic MOI.
M w jchykaCh polskim, litewskim
angiclskim; SOdziny u~rzedowe oil Sci
zr;rna do 11tci i cd 2ei do 4tci po pO.
Iudniu, Iccz i pOza tcmi godhnami
hiurO lecZEicy fu~nkcyOnuie | intcrr'
sanci pofrzebujqcy pomocy, porady
- zawsxc iei tam dostac moga,
i,zicnnic praybywa okolo dziesieciu
pacycnt6w re ws1elkiego rodzaiu che
robami / edpOwicdn:e Otrzymuja prZI
dzicIcnic i Opatrzenic. C~zynnOsci To-
cznicy mnoza sic stale, a lic1ba chh.
rych wzrasta - W miarc, jak sig
rozpowszechBia wSr6d- ubogich kln'
pubI:cznosci wic<c o dobroczynnci
STACEY owcj. XaznacZa SIC raz icsAchc.
IL chorzy - rzcczywiscic ubodzy mic
plaza nc zupcinic.
Lecznica ia jest ola wiclkici rO-
bOtniczej dzielnicy ma naszej strOnih
miasta - prawdziwem blogaslawich-
stwem, a utworzenie jcj przy Szpita-
Iu Polskim jest z jednej strony zasz-
czytnem uznaniem jego wysokiej war
tosci profesyonalnei, jak z drugiel
- Jest dowodem nieustannych sta.
ran re strony zarzadu Szpitala, by
poszcrzac i wykonywac W rzeczywi.
stej prawdzie i dobr0czynnej skute
cznosci - dzielO milosierdzia.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24
O Prize Lis
In Herald'S SaleSmanShip Club
WHY is THE HERALD
DOING THIS?
A natural question and easily answered.

A natural question and easily answered
In normal times our circulation department employs
number of people for promotion work But these are
not normal times The war and the readustment period
which is following has decimated the ranks of labor or
at least shifted it, according to conditions. But the pro-
motion of newspaper circulation must go on.
We have exhausted the usual means of obtaining the
labor we need hence we are adopting novel, practical
and promising plan to meet the emergency Our readers
are of live wire and discriminating class We are appeal
ing to them to furnish the help need And our plan
nsure those who help certain and liberal reward for
their time and trouble.
The Herald today is the best newspaper that we have
published and every day we are adding features
to make it better We have two news services feature
service our editorials are quoted all over the world
Our features many of them new, like Potash and Perl
mutter, William Allen White superior comics, are the
best that money can buy Many members of our regular
staff returning from the service including the author
of the famous Good Morning. Judge articles. And our
service has improved 100 per cent
With ordinary methods of distribution and ntroduc-
ton the Herald by sheer reason of its excellence as
newspaper the fastest growing newspaper Washing
ton. But want it to grow more rapidly and we ex-
pect to add 10000 subscribers in the next two months
Hence giving friends and readers chance to
share the profits of prosperity
Every is practicing salesmanshp to greater
less degree, The Herald will call this campaign
Saesmanship Club, in which every active club member
bound to prize. The value of that prize depends
upon the salesman's ability.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-24

Prizes to be awarded according to the subscrip-
ton votes obtained by the candidates. These
in the schedule
Any man or woman. married or single, young or old,
may join the Craftsmanship Club
Those who wish to enter the Club may nominate
themselves.
The entry blank is good for l. 900 votes as starter.
Candidates may procure subscription anywhere,
matter what district they may live In They can work
in any district or even outside of the territory mentioned
list of the candidates and the standing of each
will appear The Washington Herald from time to time.
that the friends interested may note the progress of
those competing.
The Craftsmanship Club" Will be no Iong-drawn-out
affair. You are not going to be compelled to wade
through a wearisome campaign or kept in suspense.
The campaign starts at once and closes on April 10Th
Now don't hesitate another minute. On entering
your name the list of candidates. the entry blank Will
give you | 900 votes to start with.
Get busy right now Don't let time mark another
minute against your chance for success.
The Salesmanship Club Department is located on the
second floor of The Washington Herald Building. Call
phone Main 1900 for receipt book
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
Oct. 81 Nov. II
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate By
Administrator.
State Of South Dakota,

County Of Roberts: { In County Court,
In the mssser Of the Estate Of A. 4. Houck. de
Notice 10 hereby given ,ha. 10 pursuance q AZ
Roberts and State Of South Dakota. made on the
18th day Of October, 1919, IN the matter OF the
estate Of A. N: Houck, deceased; The under
Houck, deceased. will cell 1t private sale. sep.
arately or 10 one parcel, to the highest bidder
upon the terms and conditions hereinafter men.
County Court, on OF after the 18th day OF Novem-
Der. 1919, all the right. title, interest and estate
OF the said A. NJ. Houck, also known as Albert
and all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has by operation of law or otherwise &C
quired, other than or In addition to that of said
that certain land situated, lying. and being in
the Comfy OF Grant and State Of South Dakota,
and more particularly described as followe to.
wit: Lot 90 Of Section Thirty. six (s6). Town
ship One Hundred Twenty. one (l21), Range Fiji
ty-One (5l), containing Eighteen (lS) acree.
The Northwest Quarter of Section Thirteen (t3).
Thirteen Q3), Township One Hundred Twenty
(120). Range Fifty-two (5a), in Grant County,
South Dakota; also = certain piece of land de-
scrlbed as follows: Commencing at the Sonth
East Corner OF Lot three @, in Block One a.,
Bartletts First Addition to the City OF Milbank,
Thence extending North along the East line Of
said lot 81 feet, thence West ut right angles 100
feet, thence South along the West line OF said
lot "a feet. thence East along the South line OF
eaid lot to the place of beginning.
Terme and condition of sale not less than one
fourth of the purchase price in cash. balance in
not more than five 90 years with interest ut not
more than . per cent. 10 per cent of the pur-
chase money TO be paid at time of sale. Bal
ance on confirmation of sale. Deed and Alb
stract 20 be furnished administrators
All bids and offers must be in writing and
may be left at the Office Of G. K. Jorgenson, at
toruey for said administrator at the city of Sis.
seton, Roberts County. South Dakota, or may
be delivered to b. F. Wilson. resident agent OF
eaid administrator at Summit, South Dakota, OF
may be delivered personally TO said administra
tor, at HE Office in the Mcknight Building, in
the city of Minneapolis, Minnesota. or may be
filed in the Office of the clerk of this Court, al
any time after the first publtcst' a OF this No
tice and before the making VI the sale.
Dated tits aSth day Of October. 1919.
Stanley b. HOuck,
AdminietratO of the Eetate of
A. NJ. HOuck, deceased.
By &. X. JorgeneOn,
Attorney for Administrator.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
New Club Started.

Quite unpretentiously and with
out the general publicity with
which clubs are generally formed, a
small organization was FORMED last
Tuesday evening for the purpose of
fellowship and discussion Of the pres
ent day problems. There were
seven men present at the meeting
and each will contribute q member
for the next meeting.
No plans for a revolution of a con-
dition or a hope for the solution
Of q problem or wish to have an
immediate effect upon the life Of
the community were expressed, but
rather a recognition of the fact that
there was need for a social gath
ering place where men could talk,
such as their wives have.
The club idea was taken from a
Webster organization, where it
started with IL members, increased
to IA at the second meeting and to
% at the third. 1t was a great sue
cess and the members were very en-
thuiasiic.
Results Of this club organization
will I'm l~oubtedly be heard and felt
by the community in due time and
hope that it will grow and prosper
and be a benefit to the city.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
Summit

q. p. J. Fagstrom had the misfor-
tune to injure his ankle and limb
while getting off a train recently.
Monday he went to the hospital for
an N-rav which showed a bad break
and bruise which will lay him up for
some time.
Mrs. Herbert Van Scharck of AL
berta, Canada. arrived Sunday for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L Stearns and sister, Mrs. Frank
Van Scharck.
The school gave an interesting pro-
gram at the school house Friday.
On Wednesday. November 9th at
the home OF her parents: Rev. Lind
seth officiating, occurred the marriage
of John Bronson. a son of Ole Bron-
son and Miss Tena Knutson a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Knutson.
all of Summit vicinity. Both bride
and groom have grown up in this vi
cinity and have a host Of friends
whose good wishes go with them.
Miss Edna Cofit entertained about
30 OF her young friends at a Halo
ween party Friday evening.
De IOF The SCHOOL meet
ing Thursday evening at the Metho-
dist church failed to appear. The
school children gave their part of the
program.
A. r. Trude shipped a a Of stock
to the Iowa markets this week.
Chas. Tenney was unable to get
possession of the house he rented in
Watertown and this week moved his
household goods and family back to
Summit.
Andrew Anderson received a severe
injury to his head, when he fell from
q scaffOlding Saturday. He is now
in the Webster hospital.
Mrs. Stuart is enjoying . visit this
week with her mother from Minnesota.
r. =. Goodell OF Waubay was :
caller here Tuesday.
C. D. Stoddard is able 10 be about
again without his crutches.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
SoY.1

Oct. "a Soy.
State of South Dakota,
Couaty of Grant. as.
In County Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Charles l.. Brink,
deceased.
The State OF South Dakota sende greeting to
Hannah Brink, widow, Hjaldmsr Brink. Melvin
Brink. Arthur Brink. Walter Brink. Florence
Brink and Clara Brink. children Of the deceased,
aud heirs at law and next of kin of Charles f.
Brink, deceased. and to all to whom these pres.
ents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Hannah Brink has
filed with the Judge of THE Court u petition
praying for aetters of administration of the es-
tate OF Charles E. Brink, deceased, and that Sat
urdav the sth day of November, 1919 at y o'clock
A. NJ, Of said day, being y day Of q regulsr term
OF this Court. to-wit: Of the November term
1919 ut the Office OF this Court ia the Courthouse
at the Guy Of Milbank, in the County of Grant
and State Of south Dakota, has been set for
hearing said petition when and where any per
con interested may appear and chow canee why
thu said petition should not 10 granted
lated ~ MilbSnk. 5. d.. this Goth day OF Oc-
tober. 1874.
By the Court:
5. = Lockhaft
Judge OF the County Court.
Attest: Earl Liggett,
Clerk.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-11-07
Methodist Church

Sunday. Nov. 9th: Our big
temperance rally will be held by
the Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Every one not attending sunday
school is invited to meet with us.
Special program and good music.
Preaching service at IL a. m.
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
All young people are invited to at
tend this service. Preaching at
1880 in the evening.
Special revival services every
evening next week. You are in
vited to meet with us.
w. j. Calfee, Pastor.