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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19

The Court of General Sessions con-
tinnes IN session, the case Of the
state against Daniel Rich, charged
with murder, being UP for trial at this
writing The jury in the case Of Al
lamont Murray, charged with assault,
brought in a verdict Of guilty. Sen
tsnce has been deferred while mo-
tion for new triaf is pending. BY
consent the case against Fritz Behre,
WHO Is charged with killing J. Z
Wells, was continued until the next
ferm of court. The court will ad-
tourn as soon as the present case is
concluded:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Paris, July 1.-THE chamber OF

Paris, July 16.-The chamber of
deputies today discussed the Socialist
Interpolation on the cost Of living.
Marcel Cachin. the Socialist. demand
ed that the government abandon the
policy of protection. Ernest La
Font also a Socialist brought up the
possibility of utilizing American
army stocks, saying it would be re-
grettable ii these stocks should be de-
stroyed as they would provision the
enemy of neutral countries.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Marriage Licenses.

Whites. B.Weatherfy of Oswego
to Nettde Brown Of Oswego.
Richardson of Sumter.
Daniel f. Wise of Sumter to Pearl
Wanamaker OF St Matthews.
cotorea-Henry sheEreH OF Alcolu
to- Mary Brown of sAleoiu.
Henry Vaughn Of oswege to jamie
Bradley of Oswego.
willie McEsveen of Sumter to Lizzie
RAMSEY Of Sumter.
Earle jenkins of Sumter to Pearl
Wright Of Sumter. j,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Marriage Licenses

Colored-Senior. Abrams Of Dalzell
to Della Pinckney of Dalzell, S. c.
Steve Thompson of Sumter to Re
becca Butler, Of Sumter, S. c.
West Jennings Of Sumter to Agatha
Williams of Sumter, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Death.

From The Daily Item, July l5.
Mrs. Euphrasia D; IS, the aged
mother of Mr.. E. W. oabbs, of Sa-
lem, Black River, died this morning
The funeral services viii be held at ~
o'clock tomorrow, Wednesday. at
Brick Church.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Timely Warming.

The Sumter Dry Goods Co. in a
large ad. are urging those who have
college outfits to buy to do their pur-
chasing as early as possible. They
have their fingers daily on the pulse
of the dry goods market, and are un-
doubtedly in position to ADVISE yo1
intenigently On this subject. See their
window display.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19
Mail Service Resumed

Washington, July 15.-Resumption
Of mail service between the United
States and Germany effective immedi-
ately. was provided in an order sign
ed late today by Postmaster General
RurleSOn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19

open High Low Close Close
Oct s4sSo s4.SS 1888 34.55 s4:So
Dec, 1855 1856 1926 34.51 34.23
Nch 1925 $3.50 34.1o $3.50
..s NEW ORLEANS.
Drank III. Barrett.
Jan 34.o5 $3.50 34.o5 1855
Mich S3.9s 1923 1898 Ss.So
Oct 34.15 $3.50 34.l5 Ss.s2
Dec 34.o0 1888 1896 1850
The market opened today 80 to S5
points lower upon advice that the for
eign exchange is demoralized and
That the English coal strike was
spreading, and upon notice of heavy
rains over the Atlantic, the market
net with renewed buying power.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-19

Rerne. July 15.-No newspapers
were published in Switzerland TODAY.
owing to a strike of operators OF
typesetting machines. The men have
made a demand for forty-1wo hour
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Dinners

Tho season dlnucr dances IN Tho
Country club came 10 delightful
close bHt evening. when Mrs Ed
win II Perry presided Hs hostess NJ,
one ~ the largest and most pleasant
affairs ~ the year NJ and Mrs
Illu, Moore, Nj ana Mrs J W
Bates and Mir H. I llaulun entcr-
hluod groups of friends
Roses In profuslou decorated the
club and the tables, at whice there
were uoyefA for over 100 guests.
After dinner dancing was tho order
unlil ~. The reservations we're for
Mcssfs and Mcsdnmrs Clarke ~.
kondrrk " " pomcroy, J. u.
Means " X Holmes g. w Rene
diet. W l. Noell. II. y. Ably. a y.
Moss. y, + Walter. William Ross.
l.orinR o. Bradstreet, j. l. Taylor,
clint Moore, Arthur l.. Farmer. T..
J.. Moore, G. Fowler. J w Bates,
r. L. Bartlett. T. X Smith, Allie u.
Lewis, Fred kiakaddon, W H. Lcwis,
O.. Il. Drake, w. T.. Henry John II.
Wheeler, Rex \. walker, Klrol Holm.
Cornell, y. W. Bryant, H. u Camp
bell. I. q Rooser, Roscoe Urlffith.
Otis McClintock G. Callahan, J
u. Mayo. u. r.. GORE. g. ] liindman,
G. r. Hopkins, =. NJ Mhlloy, y. =,
0ray. G. W. Flint. W Albert Cook
H. u. Murdoch E. q. Hastings, H.
r. Hayden, Merdames G. w Nelson,
A. NJ. Gamman. j, l.. Washington,
jr. Arch l.. Smith. r. II betcher. ]
T., Gooch Greenville. Miss. W Il
Roberts, Chicago; william + Wall
Oklahoma city. Misses Thelms
HolmeA Jeanne shea Dorothy
Griffin. Elizabeth Madison. Coralcn
Griffin, Olvo Gallagher, Wylle
Texas, hessrs L. j OConnor
Ohio Taylor, John King stanley
Zahn, r., T.. Hanlon, John Nc.
Donald, NJ W Dnvalrd. J |.
Terry, J. A. Gsmmsn, ~ e. Richard.
son. jr, Lieut. George Alexander
Ellington Field, Captain Barto Fite
Muskogee. J IiumphrloH, Denver,
vfh, Ba'thsr~ MGnIntTFEhdGn.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Dm@m0S Interests --W@wS Of the Social WORLD

meeting OF the oklahoma copv.,,i.
OF the Woman's Home M.sstn,'.oo
society. May 2e-23. '''
Mr.. aud Mrs, Thomas Gay,, ~.
family have as guesls In their ho,,.
for the weekend. Captain II 8
Everett, OF Cleveland. Ohio and a,
brother. Mr.. Richard E.oreu uh,
are enroute to Texas Cap,,
Everett was a member ~ the "a
nous seth regiment and aw no,,
than a years service In France IA.
young officer was "A school friend NJ,
MIR. Austin Gavin
Tho ladies' OF tho G. 4 T. will
meet in Moose hall at O'Clock NsS
nesday AFTERNOON. \ r,pur, OF I'm.
recent convention In Ion,t Cr'
should be OF interest to every men.
ber Of tho order.
CONTINUED ON PAGE f.,
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Parties

Miss Katherine. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, X. r. Courtney. entertained
party OF her young friends at dane
Ing Friday evening in her parents
home, s2t North Cheyenne Avenue.
fassios and lads OF the party were
Misses Loretta Delaney, Marie Con-
stantin. Maiorie Corrigan. Margaret
Moroncy. Beatrice Brown, Grace
Connolly. Adelaide Condor. Iinnie
Martin. Mildred Derby, Rose Brown.
Mary LanN. AngcS James, Ruth
Fagan. Anita Mclaughlin, Orbic
Kerr, Lille Vanguard Frances
Moskowitz; Masters Hillis Boil,
Harry Elby. william burke william
Donohoo. Louis Connofs. Loo Dono-
hoo, Nelson Rogers. Robert Dean.
Robert Yoder. Paul Auttcrhydt,
Staunton Blake. Norman HardmHnn.
Kelly Kerr. Frank James, Mcryl
Middaugh, carl Rule, Harry Friend
Armour Guy. Jack Solan, and Paul
Courtney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Dances

The weeks events In Juvenile
society included among them the
pretty week end dance with which
young Messvv Faulkner Broach.
walter Moran. Kenneth Crouch,
Stanley Smith, Edward short, James
Porter. Jack Glover. Martin stand
even. Frank. Fraptz, Webber lawaon.
Clark bryan and Donley Baker OF
tho Kohala club entertained Friday
evening In the Eiks' club,
Red and white the club colors'
were attractiveiy combined In the
decorations of tho ball room, which
wero Of baskets OF roses and ribbon
strcamers Two hundred bellies
and besux OF youngest society
were guests Mc%rs and Mes
danes j NJ Glover, II. IL
Short, ~ w. Crouch, IT, n Martin
q c. Lawson. X. @, Smith, L. II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Mss Sybl Mahlcr was heard In
her senior violin recital on Friday
evening at the Kendall college audi
torium with Mrs. G.. r. Bnchner az
accompanist Miss Mailer came
here from chicago and has been n
pupil Of Mr.. kramer's for the past
two years and is one Of Tulsa's most
wInsomc Young women as well AS a
promising young viollnist She Will
20 east this fall for further study
and work and much IL expected from
her by those who know we'll or her
ability. A large audience heard her
on tho occasion mentioned and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Informal

Mrs. Lea McBirncy entertained n
company OF 30 guosts with an in
formal afternoon Friday The dec
orations were of American beauty
roses. Luncheon was served,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

series saturday, May e. IN the ball.
room OF Hotel Ketchnm, Mrs. Barry
will speak at o'clock.
Tho executive board OF the
iycohka club will meet at 10 o'clock
Friday morning In the home OF Mrs
C, j. IIindman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Weddings

Miss Ruth Perry, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. l. u. Perry. md Mr.. George
NJ Webster were married Friday
evening In the homo OF tho brides
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
From "WOmdn- VigiP

clair. W Albert cook A. T. Moss,
MrH i - rlttmAn viii entertain
informally Wednesday afternoon Tor
her sister. Mrs H. ii Ch'Rshor ~
Spokane. Wash
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Tnl WEEKS CALENDAR
Nion,iny

Monday.
Annual luncheon ~ crown seal
Chaulauqua IN Tea cup Inn.
TUESDAY
Reception ana dance for visiting
bankers aud wives In Hotel Tulsa
Joint meeting ur crown seal ana
Columbia Chautauqua circles In pup
lie library
Graduation p,ano recital NJ Miss
Jennie Louise Moore In henry hen
dali college.
"Wednesday,
FormaI dance FOR visiting bankers
and women folk ~ Country club.
Afternoon tea for women fox "l
visiting bankers ~ home Of Nj ond
Mrs " T. nrnWn.
Mid week party ot Country club,
Mrs James A Ncasey In hostess
Art Cicle meets with Mrw a. NJ
Weaver
Thursday.
Lunohcon party In Country ciub
for VISITING women to oklahoma
Bankers auso ocia tion.
Women of Trinity Episcopal Euild
give benefit In home Of Mrs John A
Arnold for new parish house.
Mrs. Lon Stansbcry entoriains with
childrenn party for Jane Stansbery
First Of Henry Kendall plano CON
test series
Friday.
Drama league tea In home Of Mrs.
Alfred @. HeEgom.
whee club entertalns with dancing
party In Elks club.
Loftlng club meets In home OF Mrs.
David L. Clements.
Saturday.
Hyechkn club meetlni In homo OF
Mrs. Fred 4. clinton,
second Of piano contest series OF
Henry Kendall college.
Announcements
Mr.. John A. Arnold has extended
her home at 1901 n. baltimore Ave
nue. for benefit bridge. Thursday
afternoon, at which time the women
OF Trinity Episcopal guild will en-.
tertaln. The bridge has been planned
for tho purpose Of raising fund.- foi
furnishing the new reotory and
promises 10 he ono of tho lhGes
affairs OF tho kind ever given II
Tulsa. Women OF the church vii
assist Mrs Arnold. Table reserva
tions may be made by telephonlni
Mrs ". w. Pyeatt,
The programs for the week In TN
Henry Kendall College Conreryatorl
OF Music includes the Senior Orgar
recital of Misa Jennie Louise Moore
on Tuesday evening; Piano conten
for tho Darrow prizes and the Juniol
students gold medal Thursday evon
Ing. and the Dr. and Mrs. Fred =
Clinton gold medei contest on Sat
urday morning The first and see
ond named programs are open TO TN
public,
Mrs Edwin r. Perry will enter
tain informally at luncheon Tuesday
afternoon In tho Country club II
courtesy 10 Mrs, Arthur L. Farmer
q recent bride and her mother, Mrs
w. 4. Roberts, OF Chicago,
Mrs James A. Noasey. who \
TO act aa hostess of the midwccl
marty of tho Country club Wednes
day will have aA her assistants. Mes
danes w n. Anderson, Phoebe Sin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Savoie
(MiSs Pearl kramey) whose mar
riage took place last Thursday In
this city. following which they left
on a bridal trip to Chicago. will be
at home after June 10. in the Walker
apartments
Mesdamcs Belle Murry, Alba 7
Fountain. j. r.. Thacksry, and +. w.
Mundt will go to Oklahoma city
during the week To attend the annual
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Musical

Miss Jennie Louise Moore OF Sa-
pulpa who ls to appear In her grad
uation organ recital Tuesday eve
ming In Henry Kendall college. as
sisted by Miss waggoner, reader, VIII
play the following program
Second Sulte .........,.,.,R Rogers
tD Preambule.
b. Theme and Variations
tc) Pastorale.
Cd) Scherzo.
te) Epilogue.
Miss Moore
The Tale ....... Robert Browning
Miss Naggoner.
Oralalns Gavotts ......,...N vincent
HeTccuse ,.,r'.. ....s..'' ''s.s' NlHurI
Concert Caprice ..,.....,. krelser
Miss Moore
The Snow witch 900. D'Arcy Mackay
Miss Naggoner
Morning s.,......,....... frrlR
Asas Death .......,,.,...,...t .tTclE
Anitre's Dance ..,........... 'trcls
American fantssie ......... DiEgl q
Miss Moore
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Tho music for Sunday mornings
service OF First Methodist church
Mrs. Marie NJ. Hine presiding at the
organ and directing, Is as follows:
Prelude-'~Tho Seraphique" .....
.................. Frysinger
Response--"The Lords Prayer"
Offertory--Anthem Thine is the
Kingdom" ..,.......,.... Gaul
Postludc-sirand choeur dialogue
...,........,... Digle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

parents tho ceremony taking place
at & O'Clock. Mr.. Webster recen -ly
came "a this city from Tennessee.
The couple will make their home IA
Tulsa
Mr. and Mrs. r.. l. Merry have
removed from the Carleton apart
ments to the Newsum apartments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
Clubs

The Drama league has announced
a silver tea for Friday afternoon IN
tho home OF Mrs, A, q. HeRgem, 22s
East Twentieth street. Maple Ridge.
A program which In to include read
inEs by Miss Sybil Howendobler and
Mrs George o Hollow, songs by
Mrs H. II Shot and Mrs, n j.
Mugge. piano numbers by Mrs.
Harry W gregg and Ned c. Rigsbee
and violin solos by Miss Ress Hudson
has been arranged Retiring officers
OF tho league Will bo guests OF honor.
Mrs II. E Jopling and Mrs. j u.
Rawlings entertained tho members
Of the Fields society OF First Baptist
church. Thursday afternoon In the
home of Mrs. Jopling, ll6 East
Eevcntcenth street. Annual election
was held resulting In the choosing
OF the following officers; Mrs u. J..
Owslcy, teacher; Mrs. &. W. Vaughn.
assistant teacher, Mrs. A Ray Wiley,
president, Mrs j. u. Hodge, vice
president. Mrs. Jennings, secretary
Mrs. r II. lIazen, assistant socre-
tnry: Mrs L. ", King, treasurer
During tho pleasant social sesslon n
which followed. tho hostessea served,
assisted by Mrs witt. mother OF Mrs
Jopllngs,
The last meeting OF the Cadman
| club for the season will ho held ~
| 7:30 o'qlock Tuesday, May 90 In the
|lihrary[ Important business Is 10 he
presented for consideration and every
member should he present
- IA IA
last otAho pelphlan society lectures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

standeven. and q. O. Hollow were
guests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

greeted her program with much en-
thusiastic applause.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Al First Baptist church. the choir
will sing the following programs Tor
n ndays services:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18
SKIRTS

1t is a fact that in the
east the vogue Of the
skirt this season is more
pronounced than ever be-
fore, and this mighty tidal
wave OF demand seems to have
reached us and we are pre-
pared. A most comprehensive
display OF separate skirts OF all
materials is shown--the new
fan ta-si Is typically new.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

CONTINUED oN FACE i3,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Distinctively different, yet thor
oughly In keeping with that
which IS always correct, are
the new summer blouses as
sembled Mt THE Blouse store
OF the Town" Smart, new
treatments In collars, sleeves
and ornamentations are devel-
oped In exquisite Ecorgotte
blouses. The decorative touches
inclu ude beads, embroidery,
tucks and new fects in
hemstitchlng. See WRIGHTS
BLOUSES.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-18

Frocks of taffeta, satin,
georgette, crepe de chine,
so charmingly new and
different. and in such u
wide variety of styles, in
Guiding smart new sport frocks.
We are indeed fortunate IN he
ing able to offer such really
dress values ms are displayed IN
this remarkable group. MAY
SALE PRICE
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30

The vacancy in the kindergarten
caused by the recent death OF Miss Es-
ther Munson has been filled by the
appointment OF Mrs. Guy 9. Gamble,
who is graduate OF the kindergarten
college OF Grand Rapids. The decis-
ION OF Mrs. CANDLES husband, who
had been principal of the school az
this place. to complete his university
course this year. left Mrs. Gamble
free TO help out the local board with
regard to the kindergarten vacancy
Republic News.
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30

A very qulet, private wedding took
Place last Saturday at Iron Mountain
vi On Louis NOTES OF this place was
united in marriage 10 Mary webher,
Of Amasa.
The bride Is one Of Amasa's most
popular young ladies. having been
employed as postmistross at that
place TOR some time; while the groom
q employed here The young people
are now at the homo Of the eroom's
mother. Mrs. Rossi They viii make
Alpha their home.
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30

Aifred Andersen visited friends at
Menominee this week.
Henry veeser visited friends at
Crystal Falls Tuesday evening.
trank Kazilek returned SUNDAY
froa an extended trip to Chicago
The motor cop reports the follow
ing arrests this week for speeding.
John Cucli. OF Claiming; Thomas
Izyc, OF Iron Mountain, and Peta Pet
ak. OF Iron River.
Tae Judson mine started shippins
ore from their stock pile Thursday
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30

Forty acres land adjoining village
OF pentoga; 20 acres cleared; all is
fenced; story and half 6-room frame
frame barn and hen house. Buildings
are three blocks from depot, postofiice
and stores, and one block from school
house, $4,000; one-half cash, balance
at 6 per cent. Am home only Sundays.
M. puBsls. Aug1s~2t
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Den SIINeTWUUu' IaUUT "Hu VNP ''0'V'
On motion the board adjourned.
n. G. ANDERSON. Clerk
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30

Vnl hUllUn lHe UUHIu "uJVuI HVU'
II. G.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
The diamond drill., 1919-08-30
BIG PREPARATIONS TO MAKE IHt
= ALPHA FAIR AwINNER
MANY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
AIractor Demonstration, Athletic
Contest and General Exhibi- !
ton Of Products

Various advertising devices have
been brought out this week to adVer-
fise TO toe city and county In gener-
al that the Alpha Community Fair Is
making its third annual bid Tor pa
tronage and popularity.
Next week large posters viii be sent
out, setting forth more explicit de-
tails. These posters will be distriDut-
ed throughout the county.
II is now possible TO mention var
ious features OF this years event.
There will be exhibitions OF grains
grasses, root crops, vegetables ana
other garden products, fruits and
flowers. There will also be a display
of home art and domestic science
nroducts and the hundred and one
things that go to make up frst
class exhibition More attention Is
being devoted TO the poultry and live
stock features Of the show than at any
time heretofore
Ribbons and money prizes viii bt
awarded the winners OF each class
and all money prizes will be paid in
cash the second day Of the fair All
prizes will be found listed in the
premium list
The Baby Booth promises TO be o
Mecca for the many mothers Of the
town. Miss Shogren. a registered
nurse, will be in charge of the booth
and the same will likely be located
in the woman's building.
A big harvest dance will wind NJ
the fair. The last day OF the fair, the
evening OF Saturday September 20
is given over to the dance. The pa
vilion viii be suitably decorated an,
Wilson's orchestra has been engage,
10 provide the music
IL is expected that a tractor will b.
put on exhibition and demonstration
also new type of motor and othe
agricultural implements The com
mittee Is busy IN the securing Of thes
features at the present time.
The evening OF Friday, septembe
10, moving picture show will be rui
NJ the Majestic theatre demonstrating
the advance being made along line
OF agriculture. The fair manage
ment offers this evening OF entertain
ment free TO the public.
A big baseball game is being ar
ranged for the afternoon OF Saturday
September 20 and at 400 p. m of tn
same day Mr. Claude Parmelee.
Winchester Arms Co, expert, will pu
on an exhibition OF rife and revolye
shooting A part OF the day will b
devoted to athletics. bringing 4
gether the best athletes in the towr
ship schools. Each contestant wi
be classified according to weight an
three medals will be awarded.
A tennis match open To all tenni
sharks I'M the county and for count
championship honors VIII be schedu
ed. All entries must be in the hand
OF the secretary OF the fair not lat,
than September 49, Cash prizes Z,
these contests are being arranged.
An array OF booths is being plann,
where all manqer OF carnival goot
may be purchased and band conce
arranged for the day
The fair this year Is to be blgg,
aud better and it's now up to the III
people Of this town to get the swil
OF the big doings and. put II owe
Don't stand on the side limos al
watch the other fellow boostt but &
the habit and Join the procession. n
town is all 70 The mustard and
bound TO be bigger and better tn,
ever The devil lived in heaven /
he knocked his own home town. "
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June 8. 1918.

JUHV % IVtVf
Regular meeting OF the Mastodon
township board held on above date.
Present. Perkins, Swanson and
Whitehead Absent, Anderson.
The petition OF the Pentoga farmers
on Section Is was laid on the table
until the highway commission made
an investigation.
The following bills were read and
approved and motion made by Swan
son, supported by Whitehead and ear
ried that clerk draw orders on treas
rrer for same