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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Ohio Farmers Will Not
Join Non-Partisan League

Special Dispatch 10 TIL" lnt"lliG"n""r.
COLl-MRrS. Ohio. Jan. e".-Thc ON"
Farmers .Dcfrns" league. just organized.
will not affiliate with h" non-rariiSan
l"aEu" Of the northwest. members say.
The announced purpose Of III" now or
sainaatlon is Ia work for tho hctt"rm"nt
Of Financial. political AMI economic con-
ditiOn% # farmers Of Ohio.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
aGnins, unIvrr sal military training ana
establishment "F a stat" constahuinry.
urging pS"cdy decentralization ri trnn1s
and adoption "f national |. and X. These
were rl"rtci uffiCrrS:
Harvey Watson. New Concord, prrsi-
dent:
y. A. McC"mhs Harrison vic" rrci-s
dent.
T.. T. CHsecl. Eichiand county. sccrc-
tary-IrCasurrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-23
Movie Actresses
and Their Hair

Did il ever occur To you that every
movie actress you have seen has love
Is hair, while the most popular count
their curis rs their chief beauty In
fact, many are leading ladies just be-
cause nf their attractive locks. In
uniry alncng them discloscs the fact
that they bring out all the natuntA
BEAUTY OF their hair b. careful sham
pouing, not with any soap or makt>
sniff, but with Il simple mixture By
putting ;caspuonfnl Of canthrox
(which the get from the drugglsD in
a cup of hot water and applying this
instead of soap. This full cup of
shampoo liquid Is enough SO it is easy
to apply it to all the hair instead OF
just the top Of the head. After its use,
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
cnlcr Dandrufl. excess oil and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
The hair is 50 fluffy that it looks much
heavier than it is. while its lustre and
softneSs Is lightful.-Adv.
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.

Wade Kepuer. after being confined t.
the Ohio Valley General Hospital tol
several weeks. has b"rn removed TO ms
horne on Chup!ne street.
Lieut.. Ferdinand Wiehe lott last eve
ming for Camp Austis. Va. whore NJ
will resume his duties in the medica
corps
Victor Ge5hart. Of Woodlawn. .aftel
being confined 70 his home for sercra
days with illness. is able to be about
again.
Miss Virginia Davis. Of Parkersburf'
is the guest Of Miss Gladys GiSf. o'
Main street.
Mrs. J. IL. Kelly. Of the South Side. is
spending n few days n Pittsburgh. tn
Euest Of friends
Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Howard. of Woods
dala, has son" 70 Baltimore. where the!
will spend several weeks. They were &C
companisd py their daughter. Miss Jane
Howard.
Mrs, r.. p. Ronine has returned from
Charleston. where she was engaged ir
suffrage work.
Miss Ir,ug.ne Williams. Of Now Mar
tinsvilln. IS the guest or local friends-
Mrs. Blanche Wilson. Of Steubenville
has arrived in the city to visit her sis
tor. Miss Mary Stevens. Of Chapline
street
Mr., Harold Rarrick. of Vest Union
". Va. is visiting his brother. James
Ba-rick. Of Elm Grove.
Miss Della Jacobs. who has been Suf'
ferins with an attack Of tho thu. is
slightly better.
MIR. and Mrs. Is. f: Games. Of North
Turoa street. spent yesterday ii
MoundSvillc.
George Windsor. of Pleasant Valley,
has recovered from 4 rrccut attack Of
influenza and is abb ~ hc out again.
Mrs W c. LiGhta"r has returned
from Rochester. y y. where she was
visiting her daughter for f"w days.
Miss Ticlen Winters. of Pittsburgh. is
visiting local r"lativ"S for 4 few days
Mrs. William Bennington. Of Seven
tc..ntb street. is slowly recovering from
Il very serious illness OF the last ;hrHe
weeks.
Miss Rebecca Dawson. &c Sixteenth
s, r.-nt has been confined 10 her home
suffering from IN attack "t Intiu"nZh
J. is reported tina. she Is slowly recof-
.rug.
rnrn-LTo DIT. and Mrs r. =. Hyde. ut
.he Ohio Valley General hospital. Il baby
Lov. Mother and baby ar. doing ni""!v.
Miss virginia Eyrdrnn. of South Penn
street ia confined to her HON" suffering
from a s,-,rc attack of Influenza.
Mrs. Samuel Hazlstt has returned 20
this city. after spending the past several
weeks at Atlantic City.
past several weeks IN This city IN the
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BLACK DRhUGHT 4
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Mans
Life Miserable Until Black
Draught Relieved Him.

Chickasha, Okla-Mrs. J. ". Walker
recently said this: we use Black.
DraUghL as family medicine and
think il is the only liver medicine
lnadc. My husband makes it up and
llSrs il as a tonic as we'll as laxative.
USE it for headache. sour stomach, a
full heavy feeling after meals. which
suppose is indigestion. and it GER
tainly does me a lot of good.
My husband had some kind Of stom'
ach troublc--wc don't know just what
Il would strik" him just any time in the
day and Cranp or pain him just ter
ribly bad Someone told him how to
make tea of The Black-Drau2ht which
he did. II did Tim so much good. ii re-
moved the cause and cured him. Since
then we have praised the Black
Draught 10 our friends, and gladly
do So"
Seventy Year, OF successful use has
made Thcdford'S Hlack-Drausht a
standard, household remedy. Every
member Of the family at times needs
the help that Black-DraugM can give
in cleansing the system and preventing
or relieving the troubles that come
from constipation. indigestion. lazy
liver. clc.
Try Black-DTaught. Sold by all
druggists.
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FROHME IS
NOW IN GERMANY
Is Now Located at Wolsfeld, Germany,
And Does Not Know When He
Will Get Back

Tho following interesting letter was
received yesterday by local relatives OF
Edward F.rnhm". who is now located AL
WolSfcld Germany. or h. was located
there 1T tho time that h" wrote The
letter:
sunday. December 90. 1919.
Dc,r T,rn;hrr.- Wul$fi"ld. Germany
I hav,. q httl" time now as We are
stoned hero f"r Il short time. IN the
town of Wolsfi"ld. Gcrany. Our whole
division. ;tbout 3n.n"0 are within radius
Of ten miles ~ US. | don't think that
We will 20 up TO EohlcnZ. rs tlI"r" are
So many there now that there Is n"
room for nrur" Of u$.LInlcss som" lr"nni'
arises and 'th.n We will max" room. Thi"
place is just five miles south ~ hltt-
burE. 4 good sized burg too.
>!@llryr me-. If you ever had any idea
that you would like to 50" any Foreign
country. ;;,.- It cat "f your head. as ih"s'.
,,,n~c- h.r,. nr.. inst '.~'' '"'rm'''"ry.
There arc S,,nl., good lacking farms hire
and that j. ~. MI buildings her" are
made Of sion" and the roofs are either
Of slat". Clay. shingles or straw about n
foo; thick. Tho villages arc just a
stones throw apart and from this pIac"
ono can Srr from fty" 10 six different
N,ilc towns. All tn" plAc"% are just Inc
sumo: all cattle. lInrS'-i. cows. pigs
chickens and goats ar: k"rt ~ ~" same
huiId incS with the owners. or wa"r" nc
lyrs III" chickens ar" thc only things
, ,hat ih"y allow out.
In all places have seen yet they ;'I"
an The manure out IN The trent ~ 'h"lr
houses for ~ "rnam"u, and surp"S"
they leave it. piled ny gTil spring when
ih"y place il on tn" fields ct III" farms
TIL" "dOr must Do. ,hr$" folks good ms
they all look healthy. This paper ana
envelope j. III" cheapest thing that I
ever run into. got five sheets liz"
1h:e and five envelopes for tw"!stH
pr"nnigs CHAT is about four cents in
/. :. money nlS" bought sugar for on"
mark y I-,und. chat j. about twenty
ccuiSl
Th" beer in Germany i: not nc good
as IN tn" t. s. and il l""k' Xix" rain
water cuorrd. They ar" not allowed I"
u.s.. grain in IT At all
| hnpr that ! Will h" on my way 70
GOOD old =. $. soon. | an not 50 much
wanting T." got homo. just :" get III n"
states wh"r" things ar" civilized. tn"
last town "" w"r" in som" al. tn" boys
- =, -. >. -. 80 $50:
skinninc hind quarter NJ what proved
later Ia he' "A horse. Well. Eli. ] will
close for This time with low" t." ?ll.
EDWARD FROHME
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n,cres; OF eastern musicians. left yes

in,cres; OF eastern musicians. left yes
terday for Canton. Q.
\ son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs Ira
MarQun,te. of lI3 Fourteenth street al
II O'Clock last evening. Mother and
child are reported aS doing nicely AZ the
North Wheeling hospital,
Miss Ircac StrOrhman. daughter of Ar.
and Mrs +. &. Strpchmar- Is confined 20
her home in WoodSdtLe, seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI. FeInier. Of Wells
! burg. after Spending several days as the
guest ~ local friends. have returned TO
their home
Miss Florence Mason. OF this city. is
/ thu, guest Of Miss Margaret Burns, or
Pittsburgh. formerly of this city.
Miss Eleanor Adams. IS confined TO
her home seriously i'll suffering from
;,n attack OF Influenza
Charles OFT and sister. Miss Florence
Ot,. have returned to this city. after
spending the past several weeks IN New
York City.
! L.w-rcnre Steinntctz OF the Stcinmetz
Box Factory. is attending the Natlonai
convention VI box makers, III Cleveland.
Rev. George w. Chri,chelow. of Mo-
zart hill. AFTER an extended say at Rich
nund, Va. has returned 20 this city:
Mrs j. K. Harvey. or South Chapline
street, is confined To her home suffering
from an attack Of influenza
Miss Sarah jackson Of Woodsdale
has been confined 70 her nome lot INC
past several days with slight attack or
influeuzG
Sir and Mrs. Wilbur Watkins. are tho
proud parents OF baby s!rl. which ar
rived Tuesday at the North wheeling
hospital. ,,
DAYS attending TO business matters AZ
various points IN the state. has returned
to this city. 49,,
Edward Iiowie.. Of this city is ous'-
Major Edward Smith. Is enjoying
len DAYS rurluugh at his home ON the
island
Mrs. Edward Rominc OF Fifteenth St.
is continued 10 her home with illness.
Mrs. Benjamin N":hardt OF Elm LroVe.
who has BEEN i'll with influenza, is i'm
proving.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs JOS Rcass, OF
,hr Island , baby girl
,hnJrnI rrHidcnce, is suffering with
sc"~rr cold.
T.. \. l:ro"ks has returned TO TINS city
after 4 visit 10 fair'nont.
Airs. James IL. M ~ =? :, r,,o,,y
her hone with "a attack o. 4 L!.IGfhi,Hi n
II l.: o. 'i.',,Er ~ ;EiS rity on
'runsd;,v.
i.mt Edmund l.. Jones has returned
70 ;hIs ci;y after receiving his honoraoie
disGhars" ;r"n! IN: S"rF!cr, 7, ,,o,.d
|. :. E"m1''!'HS'tIIer r;, u'' nftcr n bTsi
It, 10 ~ pn,k,.rshurr
""Ts ,FiH ,, 10 ri WIiIi,,n Garrett. of st.
Ios,.nh cathedral. j.: spending a few days
as the gust OF his uncle III Hncinnati.O:
Miss F'!Gr"nr" Arb":i2. daughter "l
Hon. !. =. NrH"n@ Is confined 10 her
hotnc win i lIn: i,,,,r Brady and MISS
Mr.. ana MrE; f t1us Sn,n nI, lie : C.
Micr 'i ,i,s't III, I'll s,,rnd the winter
Mrs. Guy i. Holden. left for Fortress
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CARROLL COURT
DAUGHTERS WILL
GIVE BANQUE I
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED GUESTS
INCLUDING MANY FROM OUT
OF TOWN EXPECTED
TO ATTEND.
MANY NOTED SPEAKERS WILL DE-
LIVER ADDRESSES APPRo-
PIRATE TO. THE
OCCASION.
DUTIES OF A DAUGHTEE OF ISA-
BELLA WILL BE SUBJECT OF
MRS. NJ. c. STEVENS.

Tho banquet which will be held IT III"
Windsor Hotel on Sunday by Carroll
Court. Daughters Of isabella wili b.
full Of novel and ilttraciiv" features :"7
IN addition to the program when VIII
be rendered, degrees Will be cnni"rr'u
Dpon the new members and a drliri"W
:Hc,u has also been planned for IN"
!"Gch"uH which will begin at l "cIock'
N!S!l:n. members from FH!rmohl'
Homestead .I'.d ClnrkShurG Will d"
much toward making the Gath"rin'
large and enthusiastic and NOR" than
200 will probably be in attendance. Miss
Bertha SchuIcr will be tuaStmistrcss for
the occasion and Yer Rev. .. II. Mnyc.
V. c., will deliver ~" address Of VOL
come. Rev. y. J. Brown will als" civ"
n short talk and will bu followed by An
address by Mrs. ". +. Lar. Regent,
catholic Loyalty to God. Our Country
and Our Flag"
Mrs. NJ. {. Stevens Will deliver n
short talk on "Th" Duties o. Il D2uWGh-
ter OF isabella" and 4 selected reading
will be given by Miss Clara iios" Cole
man. The dining room Will b" h"auti-
fully decorated FOR tho occasion ana
everything has boon done u max" III"
Who'll" affair worth while. The rcr"p-
ton committee Includes:
VI iSScs:
Gene Carney. Regina Eoth.
Rrrna!",ir Shields. Margaret Gllligan
G"rlrud" Mrn"haA. Esther Hell.
MoSdWn"s:
Vincent ArmhruuS- Vim. t'rauhcim.
ter.
The reservation comm,t,c" includes:
Misses:
I,,.r
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THREE OFFENDERS

two law vinlatur$ We're brought in by
city policemen last evening AMI one hS
Il county official Albert ltuSh"l lrr,
Ia BASS Il Street rar which was unload
ing passengers at Fourteenth and Mar
kri streets. and was brought in by ON
Ger Nau G"org" Pruhst, drunk, was
broush in by Officer WORKS. lnuI>
Slw them butcher Il horse. I saw a man
before Squire Wickham this afternoon
IL. was confined To the Ohio county Jail
last night.
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Luncheon at Fort Henry.

Mrs G""rG" Mnnrr" Of Pittsburgh
whu * III" guest -! Mrs. II. Earth
LEARN" Of Echo POINT. Will hc tho guest
of homer nt'I rrctnlr arranged lunch
con IL tn" Fort Henry club today III
lao O'clock with Airs. George 4
I.auEhIrn ~ ihr charming hostess
Decorations consisting "f roses and
Smiiax Will grace tn" dining room and
dainty appointments and fav"rS Will Ia
in evidence. Covers Will j." lIid fo'
thirty guests ana VIII include tho init
mat" friends Of tn" hostess
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Y. M. c. A. ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY AT SERVICES

TIE Y. NJ 9. \. orchestra will accom-
rany tho Emmanuel Baptist choir at tho
rvarg"li&tic services tomorrow evening
ut : o'clock in tn" Y. NJ. c. 4. audito-
rum. rottat:. prayer meetings will -
held at 10 o'clock nj The homes Of Mrs
Plants. l4O Twcnty-ninth street, -
Mrs. Gould, 23+5 Moyston stre1A
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The following invitations have hc"n
received III the city:
Announcing
the
Opening Dance
OF the
Knights Of Columbus Social Club
BcIlairH Council
Monday. January 81. 1912
E,lks' Club S!ndrlar Orchestra
Committee:
Paul Winner Leo keane
Victor Lynskey Chas. Mcnamara
Frank Wallace Joseph lcihuld
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Sowing Circle.

Mrs. Fred q. Str""hmann viii DC
HOSTESS ir n" sewing CIr"l" of st.
James Lutheran church this afternoon
at her hom" III Pleasant Valley. In ad-
dition to III" pleasant nc"dl"wurk which
is always The diversion of these ladies
music Will l." enjoyed. Luncheon will
be served ro the guests, who will in
,lude the mcmrrS uf III" society.
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TO MOTHERS! Nothing else "wors the nasty bile, the sour
lamentations constipation poison gently but 50 thoroughly from
the Ite stomach and bowels like harmless Cascaes. While
children usually fight against and catac they gladly
candy Cas Casrets never gupe bowels sen Each
ten cent box of directions for dose for children aged
one wear upwards
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Aid Society Meeting.

Tho Third division of tn" Ladies' Aid
society Of. Thomson II. T.. Churchl will
hold hlk" sale Saturday morning on
tho main floor Of Stone & Thomas de-
nartnlrnt store. At wh!dh all kinds Of
hnmc-conked catahlrs will he on sale.
Mrs. G. W. McC;innis Will be in charge
for the day
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Columbia Club Dance.

IT," Columbia club VIII have ,h"ir
usual weekly dane" ihIs evening IN th"!r
club rooms. i:cntiirld'S orch "str;I VIII
play and n good program and a jolly
crowd Will hr in at;"udanc". y short
inicrinlssiun will h" taken for lunch at
in.%g
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dances tomorrow evening at tho A O..
|. ". hall. Their" will be orchestra
music and Il number OF novel entertain
m"nIS hav" been planned for the even
ing. y ligh; luncheon VIII be served.
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XIII Club.

Copies Of the following invitation
have btcn received:
The NH Club will dance February
the seventh
nineteen hundred and nineteen
At the Elk Home Martins Ferry. Ohio
You are invited
Cuzaps S.Lx.trhun" Orchestra
Committee:
X. Davis w. Joseph
T.. Greer f.. McCla!n
A. Thomas II. Barnes
II. Haughton
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Theatre Party.

NonortnC Miss Jean Eaton &C 'l"v'~
land. who is the guest Of Miss Frances
Sullivan Of Fast McC"lloch stTc";. Miss
Sullivan entertained with thcatE"
party last evening. a luncheon Vas
enjoyed after the pictures at the N!T-
S!nia and included wrrr::
Misses:
Martha Kur1cr Margaret GilliCan
Angelina Kalten- Jean Eaton
bach
Katherine Farley kathr!nc Gilligan
Frances Sullivan
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T o N 7 G. 81 T
Dancing and Singing

William H. knnble, Jr., will sing the
dance numbers ut Oatmans popular
dances. Market Auditorium. Premier
Orchestra.
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Birthday Party.

Thcrc will be birthday party given
by the Bercan Bible class OF the Fourth
Street NJ r.. church thi@ AFTERNOON nj
:hc Home for Aged Women ON Th'r'
ternth street. II is arranged hon"r'nG
Miss Mary IIobson. Miss Salic Clark"
and Miss Helen Robertson. all residents
Of the HON" and all members OF the
class. Mrs. f. r. Mauck leader Of tho
class, Is in charge of all the arrange
ments and has planned n program IF
attractive numbers. Light refresh
rncnts viii be served.
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The Wide Awake Ladies' Of tho Mar
cnbrea will give one OF their delightful
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."ild Meeting,

Tho wcstprinstcr Guild Of the Third
Presbyterian, church met last evening
in the parlor Of tho church new
study OF tho missions was taken up
and a very interesting meeting "nsu"d.
Light refreshments were served.
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Entertain Club.

Mrs. Natc Borhan will be hostess I"
the members Of her knitting club this
afternoon at her home on. the Island.
Besides tho need lcwork. music will also
be enjoyed and 4 delicious luncheon
Will be served. Included will DO:
Mrs Andrew Smith Mr.. Nate R"rhan
Mrs VIM. Ycager a. L. Donahue
Mrs. W. y. Kargcs T. T. Kelly
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Wolf Point Man
Shoots 3 People

After shooting and seriously
wounding his divorced wife and
their seven-year old daughter, F.
A. Johnson, laborer who lives at
Wolf Point, attempted suicide by
putting a bullet through his lungs,
gashing his throat, and severing
the artery in one wrist. All three
were rushed to the hospital at
Glasgow. The outcome is in
doubt. The family troubles of the
Johnsons came to a climax when
Johnson returned from N. Dak.,
the shooting taking place at the
residence of Mrs. johnson and the
daughter the followidg morning.
Johnson expressed no regret at
his act, declaring that he had
come to end it all. No reason is
known for the shooting.-Poplar
Standard.
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Mrs. Root and son returnedfror
the east last week.
Mrs. George Warnke left TO
Glendive last Saturday on brie
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Englehar
| (newly-weds) arrived here re
Gently from California and art
making their home for the pres
ent with Mr.. Engleharts parents
south of town.
Mrs. H. A. Hoover arrived here
last Tuesday from Sidney to join
her husband, Mr.. Hoover the as
sistant county attorney, who has
been here about three weeks.
Mrs. Hoover has been appointed
deputy clerk Of court.
Nels Thorgaard of Weldon
transacted business at Circle last
Monday, coming down to put in
his application to prove up on his
homestead. He also dropped in
at the Banner office to have his
name added to our subscription
list.
JOHN DEERE Engine gangs
on exhibit at the Circle Mercan-
tile Co. 3-21tf
C. A. Daily, our obliging county
treasurer, received a call from
the Red Cross this week to 20 to
Siberia as a pharmacist. Last fall,
Mr.. Daily volunteered, took the
examination and passed, but re-
,eived no call before now. AS
the war is over, the thought of |
gong TO siberia didn't appeal to
Charley at this time, so he had to |
urn it down. 1
Miss Ina Seeley, our popular
superintendent of schools, arrived
lere last Tuesday from Glendive
where she has spent the past few
weeks getting a few pointers in
egard to the duties of her office.
'he left for her home at Brock
way Tuesday evening. Soon as
he office supplies arrive and the
ffices are completed she will be
ound right on the job" at all
ines.
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Local Items of Doines in and Around Circle

i From now on, there will be
show given every Monday ant
Sunday evening at the Princess.
Miss HazelRobinson of Glendiv,
arrived here last week and &C
copied a position in the county
clerk and recorders office.
WANTED-about 200 bushels ol
| good Macaroni Seed Wheat
Arthur G. Puerner, Circle, Mont.
4-11-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Carlson Of
Prairie Elk, were callers here last
Monday. From here they pro-
ceeded on to Brockway, where
they went to get a Ford which
Ernest had bought over there.
Robert Secora, better known as
Smoky, arrived here yesterday from
France, having got his honorable dis
charge at Camp Lewis. Smoky has
seen lot Of service "over there" and
was at one time shot three times through
his left lung, but he pulled through and
is feeling first rate.
FOR SALE-One Bradley sulky,
16-inch, with four Moline breaker
bottoms, 14-inch. One good gang
plow, 12-inch, good shape. One
good incubator, size 14O eggs. In
quire at Banner office.
Mrs. Mary Rogers of Hamblin
made final proof on her home
stead before commissioner Rorvik
at Circle last Monday. Her wit
nesses were the Carlson brothers
of Prairie Elk.
Claude Coberly returned here |
last Sunday from France where he
had spent the past few months |
with the expeditionary forces.
Claude saw considerable active
service while over there. He was
in the Argonne drive and saw
nine days of hard fighting at one
time, and merely got a scratch,
enough to remind him that he
was in it.
FOR SALE-half section 1 mile
rom Brockway. All tillable land
Small payment down; balance easy
ermS. Il
Mrs. Mabel Burdett
'-2-23 Arlington, S. D,
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victoryLoan Drive
Progressing Nicely

Latest reports on the Victory
Loan drive are very encouraging
although the work has been rather
slow.
The quota for McCone county
is $4,000, and up to this morning
the following reports have been
received here. Brockway district
has raised $500, Redwater and
Circle S., $50, Terrace $3.50, making
a total of $1,000, but the north
end of the county has not been
heard from yet.
The drive closes on May 10th,
and although we are confident
that McCone county will go over
the top, buy an extra bond, or if
you have not bought any subscribe
for one today, and thus help make
sure that McCone county will fill
her quota, in the first drive in the
new county.
The terms are easy, if you
haven't the ready cash, and the
bonds are the best security in the
world. Our boys helped finish it
"over there" and we "over here"
must pay the bill.