davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-30
The cood pGe.t.

Taftville. E.
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Arhrj1Bln Blnst1rht1..

= s-E E-.4s Is Z I
Gi1trobs for, at E,tiin6er al 5o1-
batter af111eritres bber l1ee og itrafs
1naa ifaffes Mrbej6e, er Il. g: Gtn=
|pIobne,1t Serpice i1tq.16 til at rap-
portere, at ber bar 1ninore 9lrbei6s-
Iesbeb ben fiolte l1ge Mai END !
foregoae16e Tiger. Sra &egjeringens
gratis 9lrbeiosfontorer / 80 forifiel
|lige BDer fon11ner sen gle6eliee
&apport, at De life fan fin6e Soft
I11of til at fbloe olle be leoige 8la6-
fer. Al 8per r1el0er, at Be u6en
9naifeligbeo fon faffe glrbei6e til
|enbper, Der meloer fig, 1neoens 80
8Der rapporterer, at Der er ontrent
l227,O0O arbejbsipgen6e, for bbe11l oe
iifffe bar Mrbeioe at anbiie. De1 pRr.
lite gp er Seem Dorf, bbor Der Ct
100000 Men1eifer 1bell Mrbejoe
Me,1 ! bet belle taget 1ttoo aorbolbe.
ne betragtes iorn gobe, toffet bars
1oet u6nlarfebe Mrbeioe, ion1 Megjc.
lringe1ls Nrbei6s sfontorer peob1ipera d
1n6fere.
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Drn.nhili t1tpf,1.
So % en- balu Dfillion af1ngnitret.
Srppper / 6nslanb biemienbes.

6tabsebef Moreb nleooelte 2gr=
bags, at inbtil % bar 1891 ,639
Manb afrn6nltret, at bis1e boz 49,
.S73 0fficerer. Sen Ste SSuai bar
65 8rocent af &Rren oeanobiliieret,
ri Set Il. en6m> 694,745s 9ffic.r'r
uA Menige i 5runfrie.
Sam4l11g oplplte ban, at inge1l to
Tiger piIoe ben orfangellfe gfSpe6ii
is, Is. ere 1t6e al gusln16.
,Sjetnier1oelien of geationalgarbens
.og acknowledgements @antpofoeli1t.
ger fra Sra11fria er fn10e11ot, oa
.@ienllenbelien ssss reaulere gropper
.er beep1tot.
Dog er S11it16er at Sectional
aranemeltb og Statiouolgar6ilte1
fremoeles Sranfrig iou Mflps-
ningstropper 0elt regu1ere Mrtnes
Dipifioner eller ion tilb9renbe
Observation-Disclosures, Sa11i.
tet eller an6re Mf6elinger. De fleite
|af 6is1e bill 6og bore biertnre / 81
bet al esuni og ssSuli.
S @eai Miaaae0 afrej1te fra fyronf
rig 333,303 Molto. Oct er Ell SIC.
fnro.
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Hprnpnafnrhun.
Der oprettes en- "sserbens 2iga"
imob glfpbpl.

Wieb set Moa1 at fere sSorbu6 til
[oue 9eIe al 8er6en bar 9lfbolosfolf
|1omlet til "Mnti-5alpon 2eague Of
Mmerica"s 9lors11tpbe / @olbingtc1
oprettet -"8orl6s 2eogue 9(gainlt
Mlcobo1isn1" Sire &refi0enter blep
bolgt for set 11De sSorb,11r6=: 2iei
Sones, 2o11bon, gnglo116; Dr. &o-
bert &eroob, Sefretpr for Set M
ternationale 9lfbolosburealt, 2auin1-
ne, Scblpei5;; Dr. &omarb s. gf1ts-
|iell, 8eiterptlle, Ohio, glntt=@aloon-
2igaens Glitter, og Gmil &anber-
pe1be, 8r1tsfen, 8elgien.
isplgenbe 2onoe bertes at billie
bline repraier1tcret i 5orbu1eoet;
Gnaooa, Merico, SSopon, Sfotla1o
Sssrlol1o, G11glano, Sra1rtrig, 8elgi
en, 0anmarf, gnitrolien, Mp-3ee.
la1,b, Sperige, G5ecbo-SloDafier
sestalien og 6e 8orer1e6e 5toter
IeSfglge Sen pebtogne &c1jtitutiol
bill syorbun6et 1ne6e bpert treoi.
Aar. Set ferite Mg6e bill o11tagelil
|bliDe .bol6t @nibington Oftober
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6tdtter Bnllsh|ruikrr1,r

ariitia,ria, 10. Stunt. G.1 efgtra-
oroinar observation-disclosures of SCI
rorife Grbei6erpnrti bar eranret fig
Gilbpngere af Sbiro S,lternational
Of Moscop" og bebtaget @eioIutio-
ner ON at telearafere til Nifoloi 2e-
mite, ben boIibebififfe 3ren1iern1ini-
.iter af RnsIon6, at @onferencen III.
.liiterer pad, at &eeieri11oen etableres
I8ette1t til MipI for poIitiife Slpet.
hinge. Refolntionel, uotoler ogiaa
at Rcaferenccn boI0er paa grflerin.
gen at en- glofobe mob 2onbe oq
&egieringer, Ser angriber Muslano
log frembprer Saabet o111 at niger
|1torife elrbeioere bill bjeIpe Sonoe
len ] georb RusIano, 6inIn.1o, 81
Iglteribiife 8robi1tfer eller amor,
2anoe, inn IDENTITIES io1,1 gofis fol
|Nnareb MOB Rus sIo1to
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6tnr 6rubrnlukkr.
Mlanee Menneifer orebte. Gn al 5,
itpritc 1tlDffer.

85 Man6 bleb 6r9bt og ober so
iadret / Sorsoags Ben Ste Suni
ion1 sSplge al Ell Gfsploiion- i 9ela-
mare, & &uo1on Coal Gon1pal1ps
Baltimore Scboft 1ter 8ifesbor-
re, 8a l1lDffer er EN- af Be fprlte
acknowledgements @iltorie. @tprit
bar Nponoaleulpffen, bo 108 Meno
onfon1.
gfsploiionen bleb forauriaget peo
en- eleftrilf 2eo11ing, ser falbt ,1eo /
en- 0ogn me6 &rl16t. 16 Bogne n1eh
ca. 200 Mano if116e netop gao ino
/ 5cbaften, 90 gfsp1ofione11 i,1otrof
Sc flelte bgbe beo at i.16aon6e5lan
1ner, men 1no1tge bleb iprangt 2uf.
ten eller faitet | cit 8al16re,16e, Sc:
git Ia,tgs 5fi11nerr1e. 8lq,1bt, Sc
gjenfie16te 6gbe er "gbucf" Con.
|nors, en &rigsbelt, Ser benote til.
|bage ira Srdnfrig for en- l1ge itbel,
font SSobn McGloIfep, i fiji Sis eli
nomarfct @ifcber / Nem Sort State
2eague.
De bpoe bleD bragt us og lae1
pua Ell goffe 11oeafor gcbaHen. g,,.
fin6er at Mennelfer itrgmmeoe til.
Meore, Snitruer og 8grn gif fro
Sig til Sig, og mango beipimeoe
l'aar DC fo1rot 1rogen al fine fjare.
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peis oberfoloen al en- 5Darm 8d1t.
bitter % 111aatte ublebere lin 9eglte,
BOG, fit l1r og en- foitbor 5lips.1aal
S 9ilgift fif ban ct 5lag i 9lnfigtet
lneo Sc Drb: nDet par beloigt for
Dem, at De banoe &enge paa Gem,
ellers bap6e De MI bRret en- bbo
Mano. :" S ell gilla, bDor Ell Glore
Game boeoe, traalgte en- &an6it i1o
% rep be1oes Dreoipper al, i0ct
|ba1t nobrgo:: get er 5traffen, for
Isl gu i1lgen 9rtr1ri,tge bari"
&i6til er ber III 8plitiet giort
ober $50 MnlneOeller ON SsSrr6bruo.
Gpperier % Sperfa1o, Ser bar fltn-
bet 5teoi Salnbnrg 8aafengen.
9eaor man bprer ON ben S1ags
Misgjer11t1ger, 11n6res man oDer,
at Me1lnelfene fan ip1tfe loo bDbt.
Wfen mon faar Ell Slags 6prfln.:i1g,
11aar man bprer bpa6 Ell al 6e M:1=
:bol6te iparebe, Dn ban bleb ipurgt
ON Motibet til iinSorbrb6elie:: Get
.er 4rigen % sulte1, iom bar giort
mig laaoat1!"
Og Malloen bar 1iifffert Set. Set
er 4riJe,1 og 5ulteal, Der er Mdriag
til alt BET forifreefffelige, ser bear1e
Gi6 foregaar 9Dflon6. 9. g.
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tale Ell laa * N, Of
Sen piloe oaffe D. ( tgSuo-
| Igift. Saafrenlt Br,. arinilter
glemencealt III, gif ino paa at falt-
Iette ell Snm, Der life biloe poe
8ranfrig er tilltrpHelig Slu1, ptloe
De-, franife &egjering blipe tpu11gell
til at nblfripe ltore Sfatter, ionl
ierlig ntloe foloe paa slrbejoernes
@h1lbre, og Mrbeioernes 2epepilfaar
er iuoleoes,. at be iffe fan taale
pberligere 8prber. Sglgen biloe
bIipe slrbei6eruroligbeber, og Mini=
iteriet gle1ne11ceolt, Der allerebe bar
betpoelie Mooltanb i11oenfor Oct
fro1lfe 0eplteretfammer, biloe Bit
be ltprtct. 9ette g1,ffer 8re,nierr1i-
niIter Glemenceau at ofbqrge, ial-
|folb forelpbig, og 6erfor br.lS be-
Ite1nte Mob1tonD paa bette &nnft,
og i BET belle taget at gipe 3pfflano
lettere giIfaar e11b engang beotaget.
Goeet iont ct &ele traffer Sreos-
forba1blingerne 1neget lpngere no
eno Gttoeet. Blot for to Maaneoer
|iibe1, forlgb Set, at nlle 6reosfor-
bonblingerne biloe bore opre SSl1>
|ni. M}en Snni ct fo1nmen, SDif-
lanb bar erbnu life un6erifrepet,
sSorbn1blingerne 1neb 9itrig trner
meo at treffe 2angbrag, og Ser Ell
e1rbnu tilbage at i1rtte 6reo meo
1ln9arn, 8ulgarien og GDrfiet, lige=
1om oet r1s1iife 5pbrsSmaal moa
lpIes. Set er 6erfor oobenlpIt, at
Iorbonbltngerne nil aninbit bore
Eele Gon1n1ere11, og Sen omerifG.1lfe
Delegation bar forberebt fig / iaa
&eniee1be. 9erinln6 bill Brpiioe11t
@ilion rejie bjer1, ioa mart ion
SEN tDife Groftot er tnberifrehen.
GeIp ON srrerifo lite officielt
bar bGret 4rig meo 8nlgorfen og
Gprfiet, bill glmertfa alligebel tage
Sci / 6rebsllut1i.1gen ne6 6isie to
2un6e.
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5er,ator Siram Sobnioa lepereoe

/ 5e1ator Siram Sob11ioa lepereo
let itarft Jorfpar for 5enatets Ste
/ til at la0e 1raftatel1 offentliggipre
I6o oct anerifanife Soft er ligefae
|berettiget til 9raHatells Eef1t ion
BET tDife Solf og anbre 2a1t6e, bbo1
ben bar baret offertliggjort, og og
foo % pisle Ban Street Meno II
lges at babe &opier al Eraftaten
|"Det amerifG11fe Soft bar 9aet til
at babe, bbab 8an street bar," 11b.
talte Senator ssSobnio1l.
De1nofraterne forl6gte Sbltrltf.
ton irno0 9rpfni1tgen al Eraftot-
tefiten be6 at forei1aa 11p 0Derbejel-
elie, % nn6er ben 6erpaa f91ge116e
Debat fal6t rnG.1ge bbasfe 0rb, og
enfelte Senatorer be11Dtte6e ct ioo
it9rft Sprog, at Bicepreiibente11
paata1te l1btalelier11e. timber Sor=
banolingerne begD1ibte Genotor
8orab 0plpsnr1e al 9raftaten, og
90 ban tiliDnela6e11be biI6e fortiptte
Oplpsningen af be1e Graftate11, OPP
gabes Mobitan6en.
Da 5enatorerre og @ongresme.1-
oene Eirsbag Morge1t inofo11ot fig,
laa "Recorb" 1neb Eraftotens Orb
1n6 bno heres NInoier.
0eanoag gfter,ni66ag bragte
Mbiierne flere Sioer al GruHoteng
0rolb0. Dn1 set er flogt, at 5eno-
tets republifanffe Meb1enuner benpt=
ter iaa6anne Mibler, lelp ON Sc ip-
neg, at 8rpfi6ente.1 bar forbigaaet
oerl er bog tbib1iomt. 0g Sen itore
Dffentligbe6 bill meb sS11teresie felge
8egiberbeoernes btoere 16bifli11g.
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Sllinois bur fprit.

ssS1linois 2egis1atur bar oe,1 for.
ite, Der ratificereoe @rlr1o1opsen-
bringe11 Ser giber &pinberne 5tem=
meret. 8isco1fin bar Sen anoen
og Micbieol1 treble.
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selesraf- % selefunielifaberne til.
bageeipes.

3elegraf- og Gelefoniellfaber11e,
Dpis 2inier Dar b9ret 1tn6er Gegle-
gs=4o.1trol itIelt ben lite Nug1it,
bIep Sci, Ste esyu11i af @eneralpoH-
meter gurleio1 gibet Srbre til at
gienoptage 8irflotnbeoen for egen
@egni1g. 8oitppie1let gber bog Ell
big @o,1trol ober Gie.1efen, in6til
&ongresien bar fattet be ofgi6ren6e
8eilutrti1tger.
&eglelne1tter, 1on1 forbD6er 9ar-
|tiifbe6 11bbiit MOB noge1 af 9iene-
items Soft paa @rn11o al 6eres Bor=
|binoeIie lneo Sagfore.1inger, iom
ffaitboIoer oe efsilteren6e 8ofiter, eg
lom poolpgger @ompog,1ierne at f6-
re ipecielt @egnlfab, Ser bill letfe
DpgiGret meneln bent og @egierin.
gen, forbliper BOG eial6en6e ifelge
@eneralp poitlneltere11s Srbre.
@enernlpoitmeiterelt o,1fgrer ION
glorloge.1 til bette Sfrtbt, at Grn-
fi6ent Wilion bar al.befalet 9ilbage=
leberil1g af gieltoou1,ner,e, at Se,1a-
tets Meuemltn tsban6eIsfon1 bnr
anfh6et, at giebIffeItd TiIbndeIebe-
ring bar gnifelig, % at Slfets SEQ
mite bar Dtret 9nife ON Set.
8raiioe1te.1 for Commercial Sc:
Iearopbers Union Of Mnerica g. S.
E@onettfan1p erflRreoe, at 8oitmelte
rens Srbre ON at oberla6e Eele.
grof(pffemerne til ii11e Giere betpoe,
len afgigren6e aa11p tueIle1t1 8ele
Iarofiiterne og @eitern l1,lios1 obel
1bele 2nnoet. 9g 5trejfeparle1 el
1b1ebet tbteot Ill oIle Gelegrafiiter
5IStreifen er beron1l1et til II. SUM
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s's's5 ''f''t' s,'s''sn n'
af bette gIab
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Nrbeiberfpnareg.

amcriean 6eoeratio,1 Of 2obors.
aarlige aonbeation boIoes for Syibe1,
I atlantie gitp, g. s..
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GeueraIitrejfeu ! @ianipee

forffGttes itaoig S,,oiI III bnr aIle
RagIina asforilag blepet forfaiteoe.
Get ,ne1,es BOG, at Ell 2egni1le paa
Ronfl lffen er 11pr foreitnoeroc.
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ed The Packam and Gill sale in Oak
wood which was held last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee and daugh.
ter spent Thanksgiving with relatives
in Watertown. Mrs. Lees mother,
Mrs. F. Z. Tenney returned home with
them for a weeks visit
Mrs. Leo Cotton and Miss Blanche
Cotton spent Thursday evening in Vol
"a at the George Cotton home
1t has been decided TO reOrganize
the Ladies Aid Society of the church
Of Preston and the first meeting will
be held in the home of Mrs. Claude
Loomis on Thursday of this week.
when officers will be elected and other
business matters will be given atten-
ton Lunch viii be served about four
O'Clock. Everybody cordially invited
to attend
Miss Anna Reppe who teaches in
Enraka spent Thanksgiving at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Reppe.
Mr.. and Mrs liver Reppe spent a
few days the first of the week with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Arvidson of Norden
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Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Steen entertained
their children at Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. !. L. Sutton spent
Thanksgiving day at Ben Olson's.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Olson has been quite sick with the
chickenpox.
Miss Luella Olson returned to her
home Thursday evening. She has been
helping Mrs. Ben Olson with her house
cleaning.
Elmer Steen and wife were visiting
at O. E. Stems Sunday.
The ChristophersoD young folks and
Miss Viola Christopherson of Brook
ings, were visiting in the jerks home
Friday evening.
Joe Laddusaw and family were Wis
iting at Tom Laddusaw's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. l.. Sutton and Perry
were visiting John Crosser's in Brook
ings Sunday.
Leslie Dick returned home Satur-
day night. He has been down in the
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property at public sale on my farm,
know as the old Erick Olson Home.
stead, IL miles west of Main street.
Brookings. and I9mile south OF pump
ing station.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 10.
Sale starts at 1890 sharp. Free
lunch at noon. All farm machinery
must be sold before lunch in order to
give ample time for live stock after
lunch.
7s Head Of Live Stock.
Head Of Horses 9-These are all
good young horses.
81 Head Of Cattle III choice
mich cows. IL giving milk at pres
ent time fresh at present time, and
heavy springers: one registered
Shorthorn bull. years old; 2-year-
old steers; Is yearling steers. and
heifers, fancy deep reds: ? registered
Holstein bull calevs.
20 Head Of Sheep 2e-22 ewes, from
/ 10 years old. all bred; eve
lambs l registered buck.
8 Summer Shoats 8.
Farm Machinery Ete.-McCormick
grain binder; Mccormick corn bind
er; Mccormick 5ls-ft mowers: Nc
Cormick loft, rake; Dain stacker: >
Dain buckers: grain drill; corn plant.
er and wire: Clover Leaf spreader:
, disc harrows; surface cultivators.
single and double; 6-Shovel cultiva-
tors; good wagons; . hay racks: .
sets hay slings; good as new bob /:
single buggy and harness; buggy pole: (:
corn sheller: feed grinder; 1S-inch
sulky plow; 26-ft harrow; Iron Age
potato digger: Pugh potato planter;
? sets work harness; tank heater
6O-gal. hog wa;erer: hog troughs :
incubator and brooder; 46 tons wild
hay: seed corn; 2400-ear rack: 24O0-
ear tester; 3-bbl tank; l grindstone:
55-gal. gas tank.
200 w. leehorn hens; these hens
have laid $500 per hen in 10 months.
IL Leghorn roosters; % Tolouse
geese, extra large type; 8 turkeys.
Majestic 6-hole range; No. 20 Radi-
ant Home hard coal heater; 12-ft din
ing table; silage fork; log chain; EN-
pire cream separator; milk cans
soft coal heater; platform scales.
wheelbarrow and numerous other arti-
c;es
Terms-All sums under $40, cash.
On sums over $40, time to Oct ],
1920, will be given on bankable paper,
bearing eight per cent interest. No
property TO be removed unit! settled
for.
E. 3. O'Hsir, Owner.
Rudolph & Barnett. Auctioneers.
Farmers National Bank, Clerk.
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have been i'll the past few days but
are better at this writing.
Gladys Phillips spent Thanksgiving
with home folks.
Mrs. Omer f. Short and son. Dale,
spent Tuesday in Brookings, at Mrs.
shorts parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Korte
Miss Esther Jensen spent the holi-
days with her folks in Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. |. Neal spent
Thanksgiving at Mrs. Meals parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. Griner at Watertown.
Russell Washburn. son of w. T..
Washburn OF this place, returned from
Farnamville, Ia, where he has been
attending school, for visit with home
folks.
Mr. and Mrs j. G.. McClemans and
Mrs, Joyne Short ate Thanksgiving din
ner at the John McClemans, Sr., home.
H. H Ruedebusch visited the n.
Zimmerman home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hawkins spent
l AAt Sidl at lAt ~. <SiiilliCl Aioiil'.
Word has been received that Mrs.
J. j. Rause. formerly Miss Jessie Kir-
By. is the proud mother of a baby
girl. born Friday, Nov. %, 1919. Mr.
and Mrs. Rause are now living near
Sioux City, Ia, where Mr., Rauce
teaches school
VIM. Korte visited home folks in
Brookings last week
H. Green of Brookings, is moving
to town this week He and c. E. Korte
recently purchased the Hahn Bros.
garage. They are getting things in
fine shape and seem bound to make
a success of their investment and make
Aurora proud of their establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs o. F. Short and son.
Dale, spent Thanksgiving at the w. P.
Schmidt home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Foster spent Sun
day with relatives in Lake Preston.
Mrs. Bird Hahn is on the sick list
She is not much improved at this writ
ing.
Geo. E. Baker is installing a new
furnace in his home this week.
W. A. Wright, F. A. Pike, and G. d.
Cheatham returned from Texas Mon
day. They are all shiverng and tell
, ing how nice it was there. 1t must be
because j. w. Collins remained there.
Oh, well, they'll get used to 20 degrees
below when they have been back a
week. They are all Texas boosters at
any rate.
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CORRE SPONDENCE
WINSOR-OAKWOoD

WIN Daum and Hans Jopsen are
spending a few weeks in trapping near
Lake Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Rovic and family
were Thanksgiving guests al the Chris
Roso home, near Volga, last ThUrs-
day.
Floyd Parker and family moved
to a farm near Royal last week.
Nick Mast and family will occupy the
farm just vacated by Mr.. Parker
Misses Clara and Kate Daum and
John Daum spent Thursday evening
AT the Chas. Reeves home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lee, Mr.. and
NJ sMs-ss. rred Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Nelson and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Williams and Miss Kate,
Harry Nelson and Solyey Hermand-
son were Thanksgiving dinner guests
al the Aug Nelson home.
The Packham and Gil sale which
took place last Saturday was largely
attended
The Misses Lillian, Ethel and Myrtle
Krum spent Thanksgiving day under
the parental roof
Fred Schwartz is undergoing treat
ment at the yolga hospital al present,
Joseph Osbeck was pleasant caller
at the Krum home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce spent Sunday
at the Rovig home.
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NORTHEAST STERLING

Friends spent Thursday afternoon at
E. T. Prahl's.
Misses Emma Schmidt and Emma
Rittman were shopping in Brookings
last Wednesday.
Herman Gudhue is spending a few
days with home folks.
Miss Mary E. Blakely spent from
Wednesday until Monday with home
folks.
The clothes pin social held at the
Ladd home last Friday evening was
a complete success in every way. The
neat sum of s4S.15 was raised. One
of the young men only paid the sum
of eight dollars for his clothes pin.
Miss Emma Rittman is spending
few days at the Ladd home.
Leonard Ladd spent Thanksgiving
vacation with home folks.
viii Cochrane and family of Ian.
sing Mimi, were calling on friends in
this neighborhood the latter part of
the week
Leola and Leslie Workman spent
Sunday with friends.
Clarence Schmidt made a business
trip to Bruce Monday.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt is entertaining
her cousin. Carl Heller from Orient,
s. D., who arrived on the late train
Monday evening.
Miss Esther Schmidt, the teacher OF
Argo 26, spent from Wednesday until
Sunday the guest Of her parents.
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BUSHN ELL

Mrs Earl Soden of California, is
here visiting friends and relatives
Rev. and Mrs. VIM Donaldson were
entertained for Thanksgiving dinner
at the George Robbins home.
Frances Schuler has been on the
sick list this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and fam
lily departed for Brookings Monday.
They expect to visit home folks there
and then depart for their new home
in Texas. in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Elston and
family ate Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Elston.
Robert Coon arrived here last week
TO visit friends and relatives.
Avis Garman of Pipestone, MINI,
and sister, Carrie OF Ward, s. D., spent
Thanksgiving at the Ernest Zander
home.
f. w. Faulkner arrived home from
Rockford, H., Thursday.
Emil White, Thomas White and Mrs
Glen Stanley and daughter. Esther. re-
turned TO Watertown, s. d.. Saturday,
after attending the wedding of Esther
White and Russell Blair.
Hugh Garman of Howard Lake,
Mimi. is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ernest Zanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert FELTON,, Ned Eel.
ton, and Violet Soden spent Sunday
at the John FELTON, home.
Mrs Mary Lawless OF Madison, s..
d., is here visiting at the VIM. Chap
man home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and fam
lily, Blanche Balm, Floyd Payne, Doris
Bailey, Louise Lynch and Walter Balm
ate Thanksgiving dinner at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lynch and
family.
Miss Esther White OF this place and
Mr. Russell Blair of White, were
united in marriage at Brookings,
Wednesday. Nov. 26. Louise Lynch,
friend OF the bride, was bridesmaid,
and Thomas White. a brother of the
bride, was best man Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair expect to depart for their new
home at Round Lake, MINI, in about
month. We all wish them happy
and prosperous life.
Miss Louisa Judd. Florence Sven
son and Doris Bailey were entertained
by Leola De Voc at the VIM. Chapman
home Friday evening.
The second number OF the Lyceum
Course Will be held here Tuesday,
Dec. 9Th. All are invited to come.
Church Notcs-Sunday school, 1000
a. M; morning worship at HOO a. m:
evening worship at 1880 p. m: prayer
meeting. Wednesday evening, at 1880
p. m.
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AURORA

Mrs. Sarah Ripley returned home
Monday after short visit with her
son, Asher of Thomas, s. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Maher are the
proud parents of e.even-pound baby
boy, born Nov. "a, 1919. Mother and
babe doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Korte of Brook
ings. ate Thanksgiving dinner at the
G. A. Korte home.
Francis Collins, who is attending
the Thanksgiving holidays with home
folks.
Miss Lola Baldwin II Spring Valley.
MINI, spent the holidays with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Geo. e. Baker.
Mrs. e. ID. Southard has been i'll the
past week but is much improved now.
Miss Carolyn Korte of Brookings,
visited her sister, Bessie. Friday and
Saturday.
Miss PhiIlis Mckinney returned
home from Mankato. where she Is at
tending school for the holidays.
l. C. Dorm visited his family In Hen
dricks Sunday.
Miss Hazel short spent Friday at
the N. p. Schmidt home,
Miss Clara Loyejoy spent Thanks
giving vacation with home folks.
Mrs. M. n. Burns was shopping In
Brookings Tuesday.
The Misses Lila Collins, Lucille Ba'
ker. Gladys Glen and Winniffed Huska.
accompanied by Miss Krogg came
down from Madison Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with home folks
Miss Sara Schmidt was shopping In
Brooktngs Tuesday.
Little Emory and LYDIA Southard
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PRESTON

Mrs. John Bye and children return
ed the latter part of last week from
a short visit with relatives in Sioux
Falls.
A business transaction was com
pleted on Tuesday OF last week in
which George Lee. Claude Loomis and
Roy Bosworth became joint owners
of the o. II. Thomas farm, the pur-
chase price being one hundred eighty
FIVE dollars per acre.
Miss Helen Royig called on friends
in this vicinity Sunday.
A number from this vicinity attend
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SIOUX VALLEY

The weather has been very cold and
stormy the last week.
Stafford Pease went to Toronto last
week Wednesday, returning Saturday
night.
Mrs. Pease and Lester spent Thanks
giving day in Brookings at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle.
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PUBLIC SALE

NJ c. McRae will hold public sale
OF 80 head of live stock, full line Of
farm machinery, corn in crib and hay
in the stack. The sale will occur on
December IS, at his farm near Bush
nell Don't forget the date.