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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29
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Milk Dealers Announce Price
Boost-Ho|d Home Week
PlanS-PersOnals

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Watson, Mrs.
Mabel Bigelow and Miss Gladys Bige-
low of Saint Adams were in town
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley G. Burrill Of
Fort Kent were in town Thursday
on their way home from Boston,
where they have been In attendance
at the Kexall convention.
Mrs. A. G. Hooper Of Exeter. N. H.,
is in town this week visiting relatives
and friends AID attending to mat
ters Of business.
G. H. Cargill left Thursday for Lib
erty, where he will join his son, DR.
w. L. Cargill and family, who are
camping there for a week.
Campmeeting will be held at Nor
rill Pond, Hartland, next Sunday
Aug. 81, with services at 1890 A. NJ
and at 1.30 p. NJ. A basket lunch
will be enjoyed at noon. All are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Philorick
went to Etna Thursday, where they
will occupy their cottage during the
Etna campmesting.
Alvin Burrill of Lynn. Mass. and
Will Steward Of Northwood, n. H.
are in town for visit with Mr.. Bur
rill's sister, Mrs. Ida Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Nutter have
returned from Boston, where they
have been in attendance at the Rex
all convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brown are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
| Of a daughter, who arrived On Thurs
/ day morning.
Frank /. Shaw. William L. Pushor
and Benjamin S. Mathews were in
Bangor Thursday in attendance al
the fair, making the trip in Mr.
| Shaw's car.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Burton, who
have been in town for several days
the guests of Mr.. Burton's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Burton, went
to Bangor Thursday, where they took
the boat for Boston. en- route to their
home in Springfield, Mass.
Walter Burse. =. B. Jacobs and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Humphrey were in
Bangor Thursday to attend the fair
| The milk dealers Of Pittsfield have
announced that after September : ths
| price OF milk will advance to IA cent:
6. quart and that pints will be eight
cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29
GET THIN
n Sinpls. Guarantssd Msthod

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n ~ vsajd NE - Jess, wsskly, fssa,
- . 1Vo pouads ef huydeaSo1e II
yAns' ee1lae ssA drinking - yeu assd.
S6ssesA jsst f6ljev this advies:
Tsks : desp bfssths Of fresh air tvies
ally; aft11 eaeh meal use oil of korein !:
81 n ysa nssd, but chew tAcrouehiy.
~ fellev other simple directions ef the
Glassa4sed xessin system.
Nss ~ vemsn who wsss vaddliae
leela1 viiA Assvy. slugSish bediss have.
hsamy nssG Ssportsd gradual agree
ohjs ysdse4ioa os % to 90 lbs. With
Wesdssful bsnsAt . health and figure.
1ks ssvy sssses i tAs tisse to become
stsxdN. attractive, vivseioss and healthier,
vssy ess:.y. Get oil of korsin at :hJ
dtssust's; Il comes IN capsules. eenven.
tsut . pss, and is now sold st bsfo,s.M r
lev price. Wsish and measure yourself
vssk - ve1k. Joy awaits yoa in no.E.l
sympstliea; hgars. With gooI health sai
lsasse lHA Show oths.s tic a6vt
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FIRST STEEL TRAWLER
ARRIVES AT ROCKLAND
WITH CATCH GROJJND.FISF

Rockland, Me-, Aug. 2s-A. half
holiday was observed today in cele-
oration Of the arrival Of the Pelican,
the first steel trawler to come to this
port with a catch Of ground fish.
The trawler is one of the feet of
the East Coast Fisheries company,
which announced Monday a merger
OF number OF Maine canning and
fisheries companies. with a distri-
buting station here.
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WISCASsET

A light frost did some damage In the
low lands Monday night.
Miss Ethel Pickle of Providence, is
the guest Of Mrs. Earl Dorr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fogg have moved into
one Of Howard Trusselrs rents.
Schools In town begin Sept 18th, the
district schools Sept sth.
The stork has been very generous
the past month having left a son with
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29
ARRAIGN MEN AT BANGOR
TODAY WHO ASSISTED
GTiINKS TO ENTER U. S.

Bangor. Me-, Aug. 2s-Captain
Albert Morrison Of Lubec and Fred
Perkins Of Boston. who were
brought here from Calais, charged
with assisting eight Chinese, with a
quantity Of opium, to enter this
country will be arraigned before
United States Commissioner Reid on
Friday.
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: Miss Evangeline L. jackson. r. N.
. graduate Of the Augusta General
hospital. left early Monday morning
for New York with her parents and
sister. going by auto. She will
shortly return to- Massachusetts
where she will enter an institution.
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rloyed on the Bangor and Boston o0''
and the past Is years at the Maine cer
tral roundhouse. is dead at his home :
Bangor. He was born there and o.
always resided in that city. A wife ~
two daughters survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29

Friends Of Eugene Genest, one Of
the statesmen at the C. F. Bilodeau
store. were glad to see him yester-
day on his return to duty after hav-
ing been absent from the store while
recuperating from the effects of sur
gicai treatment which he underwent
some two months ago.
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The Simpson Family Reunion

Mrs. j. e. Brewster. H. M. Howe
and Miss Lizzie e. Howe, Framing
ham; James and Charles N. Simp-
son. Boston; Mrs. Hugh Boynton
Farley Marlboro: Mrs. E. +. Kelly
and Miss B. E. Crawford, Roxbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Brown
Winthrop, were among the Massa-
chusetts people attending the goth
annual reunion Of the descendants OF
William Simpson. who came to this
country from Glasgow and settled al
Simpsons Point near Brunswick. Ii
172S. The descendants assembled
Wednesday AZ Falmouth Foreside In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Simpson.
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A lunch given by Mrs. Frank
Harvey on Wednesday afternoon at
Island park was a most enjoyable
occasion. There were present Mrs.
Ada Macomber. Hammond's Grove;
Mrs. Lizzie Towle, guest Of Mrs. Ma
comber; Miss Clara Libby and Miss
Josephine Lee of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29

The Mexican Senate has rejected =
Initiative submitted by President "a -,
ranza making . sharp reduction N :.
number of members Of the na'. ".a,.
congress as well as in the various ''A
legislatures.
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kennebeC Journal

Mr.. and Mrs A. Morris. son with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorr. and a
daughter with Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Evans.
Miss Lois Pooler ID in Portland for
two weeks.
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Old Home Week, PittsfieId, Oct. -

Old Home Week, Pittsfield, Oct. 1.7
The time is drawing near when
Pittsfield will extend its welcome
to the many who will come to re-
new old friendships and to enjoy its
big celebration program.
The several committees are busy
completing the arrangements and
with pleasant weather Wednesday.
Sept. 3, will be one great day.
1t has been announced that the big
parade will start from the NJ. c. 1.
grounds at 10 o'clock.
Several features Of the parade will
by four historical floats. Otis NJ
Vining Post of the American Legion,
Soldiers band, trade and suciety
floats. decorated rigs and numerous
bands and attractions.
The unveiling Of the tablet, well
come home to the soldiers and sail
ors and other interesting exercises
will take place at the Library
grounds just previous to the break
ing up Of the line Of march. Follow.
ing this will occur the banquet to
the soldiers and bands.
There will be free gate admission
for everybody afternoon and evening
at the park, where the many attrac-
tions Of the Four County Fair will
be in progress.
The centennial literary program
will be held at Union hall In the eve
ming. Governor Milliken will be one
OF the speakers and a poem written
TOR the occasion by Alma Pendexter
Hayden, formerly resident of Pitts
field. will be given as well as other
interesting things. =
Rest rooms and Old Home Week
headquarters will be established for
the day at the churches and all visi-
tors must feel free to use these places
for their comfort.
All are requested to register their
names and place OF residence in or
der that a complete list may be Sc
cured for the towns history which
will be published later and contain
the centennial records.
A collection Of antiques will be on
display Wednesday at the Universal
list church. Any article classed either
as curio or antique Is solicited bv
tne, committee. Harry r. Coolidge and
Mrs. Florice Marden. -
Mrs. e. c. Weymouth and daueh-
ter Of Portland are in town this week
the guests Of relatives and friends.
Friends IN town Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
=. Pratt OF Woonsocket. r. I. will
oe interested to learn that their son.
Staniey Spratt. has arrived home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Axel H. jackson and
daughter Edith of Chauncey. n. Y,
left Monday for home after passing
few days with their niece, Mrs.
William Moody Of School street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29
MADISON
Automobile Runs into Child,
No Injuries-village Corpo-
ration Votes Water Privilege
To Electric Co.-Turns
Down Great Northern-HOld
Two on Suspicion of Stealing
Car

Considerable excitement was ere.
ated on Old Point avenue Wednes-
Cay afternoon when. an automobile
driven by Clarence Tibbetts ran into
{. small child opposite the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Camelio DiNorscia.
A physician was hastily summoned
but it was found that no serious in
juries were sustained.
A special meeting of the Madi-
SON Village Corporation was held on
Wednesday evening in Fireman's hall
with a large attendance Of represen-
tative voters. ]. F. Withee was elect
cd moderator. After considerable dis.
cussion it was voted to instruct Su-
perintendent Z. w. Adams Of the
Madison Electric Works to install a
| dynamo at the Cid pumping station
on the canal sno that the corpora
ton assessors be instructed to make
I, temporary loan of $1,000 to cover
he cost Of the same. The PROPOSE
tion Of the Great Northern Paper
Company to either lease or purchase
the power was turned down.
Miss Alice Weston left town Thurs
day noon for Washington, D. c.,
where she has i government position.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Haynes
left town Thursday noon for a few
Gays visit with relatives and friends
in Portland and Roslindale. Mass.
Two young iaen driving a large
automobile were arrested Wednes.
cay evening at Starks and brought
to this village. The car bore a
Pennsylvania number plate and was
thought to have been stolen. The
young men driving the car claimed /!
was the property of their father and
investigations are being made. -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29
AUGUSTA LOCALS
3W Water Street

Judge. Harry B. Aver Of Biddeford
.~-..er Thursday at
the court house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-29

Patrick q. 1lanASs for 9 years .sm-
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T. E. Bowman is reported on the
sick list this week.
A. Grad of Valley City, N. d., was
here ON business Monday.
Auctioneer Jensen was IN town this
week calling on relatives.
Emil Rasmussen of Dagmar was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Millbrook attended a teachers
! convention in Helena this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dalphia
Paulson, a son, on Friday, November
21st.
Miss Florence Jones of Fairyiew
will spend Thanksgiving here with
friends.
Mrs. Lodahl has moved to town for
the winter SO that her children can
attend school.
Miss Ruth Guy, of Flaxville, spent
Thanksgiving with her many friends
in Medicine Lake
Miss Mildred Dooer, teacher in tie
Prichet school, spent Thanksgiving
with friends in the city.
Dewey Wigmore and Jake Ness
left last week with car load of cat
tie for the Chicago market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandson, Sr., came
down from Poplar Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Philip Winter, who lost his right
arm in the World War, left last Fri
day for Minneapolis, where he vii!
enter commercial. college.
Six cars of cattle owned by Z, num-
Der of farmers in this vicinity left
for Chicago Thursday with J. H.
number of friends last Thursday af-
ternoon. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent in games which were en-
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ANTELOPE

| Mrs. A. Stevens is visiting at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Sexton
at Medicine Lake for a few days.
Born-Friday morning, November
%, 10 pound boy, to Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Jensen.
The Misses Louis Grayson, Gladys
landlord, Mae Bertleson, Alveda and
Effie Rorvig were Sunday visitors at
Medicine Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Sundahl were
Sunday visitors in Plentywood.
Miss Carol stole a march on her
many friends in Antelope this week
by leaving here Sunday and word was
received Monday of her marriage at
Great Falls to Archie Crowell.
The Sale and Supper given by the
Congregational ladies at the Ante
lope town hall last Saturday was we'll
attended
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DANEVILLE SCHOOL, No

| Next week our school will start
serving hot lunches.
Edward Anderson is reported sick
with scarlatina.
Miss Bertha Hilmer left We5nes-
day for Fortuna to spend the Thanks
giving vacation.
Next week a missionary meeting
vii be held at the Daneville church
The entertainment given in the
Daneville School No. Tuesday ev-
ening was well attended. The pro-
gram was we'll received and reflect
ed much credit to the teacher. Miss
Bertha Hilmer. After the program
a basket social was held which net
the school $51. This money will he
used to fix up the play grounds with
teeters, swings, ETC., and we are in
formed the school may have a ball
team Nearly all the district attend
ed and report the entertainment ex-
ceptionally good.
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Chicago, enroute to Stavanager, Nor
way, where he will remain till mex
summer.
Mrs. Albert Jallo and sister, Mrs
Gust Swanson, left Wednesday morn
ing for Roseau, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph E. Steiner
and SON, Walter, We're guests at the
B. M. Rude home this week, pre-.
vious to their departure for Jeffer.
son, Colorado, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Steiner has
purchased hay ranch there. Their
many friends here regret the depar-
ture of this estimable family, and
wish them the best of success in their
new undertakings.
The Montana Stores Company have
moved into new headquarters, into
what was formerly the Lockrem
Cash Store.
J. A. Lapke transacted business at
the county seat Wednesday.
George Weldele left Monday morn
ing for Denver, Colorado, with a car
load of stock and household goods
for r. E. Steiner. Mr.. Weldele ex-
poets to obtain employment there
during the winter months.
Henry G. Foss of Clarified, Mimi,
has arrived to assume management Of
the G. T. Foss farm, during the
latter's stay in Europe
E. Fl. E. Hclgescn, wife and son
went to Plentywood Thursday morn
ing to partake of turkey With
friends there.
Miss Alma Holland spent Thanks
giving at her home at Plentywood.
Mrs. c. E. Lockrem entertained the
Lutheran Ladies Aid Wednesday af-
5ernoon.
Lawyer Paul Crum was down from
scobey on professional business this
week.
Glenn r. Bach, state veterinarian
rom Medicine Lake, and DR.. Ehlers.
ederal veterinarian of Scobey, in
pected stock here for out of state
hipment the past week.
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FIaxviIIe

Attorney J. P. Doyle was at White
tail on business yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonar,
Sorby, a seven pound baby boy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompso,
autoed to Madoc Sunday to visi
friends.
Mrs. Tolly Olson of near OrvilIe
is recovering from an attack of quin
sy.
John Rueben, son of Al Rueben Of
Whitehall is laid up with felon on
his hand.
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Anderson, from
the reservation, were in town Friday
in their car.
Miss Emma Gray, who is helping
at the Flaxville Mere. Co., during the
sale, was a Redstone visitor Sunday.
c. T. Tannehll, prominent White
tail merchant, was a caller in the
city Tuesday. He made the trip in
his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Rafshal are the
proud parents of ten and one-haIf
pound baby girl, born Sunday, No
vember %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tasa enter
tanned company of friends at din
ner Sunday evening An enjoyable
time was had by all present.
c. w. Anderson, u. S. commission
er, who is working in Plentywood
this winter, was in Flaxville on bust
ness the fore part of the week.
Last Friday, John Harrington, thir-
teen year old son of Thomas Herring
ton, of Redstone, had two fingers
in a feed cutting machine.
DR.. Healy was called and dressed the
wound. The patient is doing nicely.
Henry Modem and Sheridan An
derson left FlaxviiIe two weeks ago
Sunday for Minnesota, where they
will spend the winter Word has
been received by friends in this city
hat they arrived at their destination |
n their usual happy mood.
Alferd ]. Thompson, who has been
here for the last several weeks at
ending to business and visiting reIa-
ives and friends, left Wednesday
morning for Madelia, Mimi, where
lie will spend the winter. Mr.. Thomp-
on was one of the first to join the
\. E. F. and his many friends were
lad to see him return.
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Madoc

Thomas Sloan transacted business
at Flaxville Monday.
A. J. Wood left Monday morning
for the Twin Cities. From there he
will go to st. Paul, Sask., where he
has real estate interests.
Sam Olson loaded car of cattle
at Madoc Wednesday. Mr.. Olson will
accompany the stock to the Chicago
markets.
The Arthur Brunnelle family have
rented apartments in the Hotei Me-
Donald for the winter months.
The Primeau, Brunnelle, Miller
auction sale held here Saturday, was
well attended.
Mark Hansen of Williston was
business caller at Madoc Wednesday.
Gabriel T. Foss left this week for
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Homestead

John Phelps spent l,,. ,
Culbertson. '"'' SN&p
F. A. Mills transacted h,,,..
of town last Saturday. '''n'
A new arrival was bo,,
Mrs. Isak Nygaard last a,1 v % VI
G. A. Brattland Of VIM,
acted business at Homa a,tS'oP 3
nesday. h
Mr.. and Mrs. H, N. stuv.u.,.
a trip to Seips, Montana, ., - :
ia. James craigie of Brectt,, !,
acted t., business here last wss 1' %
The high school boys ds sis
Bainvile boys at Basket 'l bs1
game here last Friday. >'
A car load of coal was sb,,.,
mere last week and needles, I !,
1t was promptly taken care A.
+. J. Mills has recently r NJ,
family to Homestead, from -J h, !,
west Of town. 40 u
Mandy Even5on departed fl, /.
Continued on Page Seven,
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con was served, '' delieio
| Da Mrs a a. :; Stevens Of !,
MAYS MAYS Of Of the Reserrr,tAiaa tet, |
"l Mrr Of this city IN '' 10 ID
ed MRS ha. ). A. Patrick s CO.
SUNDAY: She retu uaaa Sat
com eompaned by her ns sS rpesa |
t oerS and Craig, who s,s . 4
'a1 Mr. at her her home rhaaE sas w \
for 5""s a fsw for ao,1 Tsait.fssl' D. .,
children. Mr.. Diem ,'I ! viz \
I;l'o of the CITY y ' .,
f f!aery b. business, which E't /
dalled t through storm ;, h'' \
a number of years. '' Sp'sbe /
-. The u infant son of M, -, |
seph Kelly died a fa a'' and u
birth Thursday nor,: nOtp n
their first born and dung ! 3, III ]
to the young parents Sad d d
cine Lake cemetery, "S'shGI
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/ B. w. Elder, the horse and Jacl
dealer, has been in town several day
this week.
| It is reported that Mr.. and Mrs
Billy Boyd have a new baby at thei1
home west. of town.
/ Prof. A. A. Wood has been at Hell
ena this week attending the Teacher:
State Convention.
| O'Connor Bros. of the South Side
shipped some cattle and hogs to Chi
cago on Friday of last week.
| Vernon Wilson went to Detroit
Mimi, about a week ago to attend
the auto school at that place. He
will return in the spring.
B. w. Elder is shipping 26 mules
and eight horses to patrons in Ten
nessee tomorrow. He will be here
again about February 1st with a ship
| ment of Jacks for sale.
Henry A Miller of the South Side
was in town Wednesday. He had
been at Drew Station some miles west
of here where several cattle belong
ing to him had been recently killed
on the railroad track.
Mr.. Phillips, of the Pioneer Oil and
Gas Co., of Williston, has been in
town several days this week. The
oil proposition at Williston seems to
look pretty good to some of our citi-
zens, as they are investing in stock.
The following received their citi-
zenship papers at Mondak on ARMS
tice day: Nels Lund, Volt; Henry
Carlson, Volt; James E. Maher.
Bredette; Peter Spaabeck, Bredette;
Alexander J. Mcpherson, Culbertson;
Nils N. Peterson, Culbertson; Jacob
Kraft, Froid; Jens Peter Beck, Nc
Cabe
H. E. vii cox, Harry Anderson
and Victor Wilson, the committee
on skating rink, recently got a bunch
of young fellows together and
cleared and banked a couple of lots
north Of the State Bank opposite the
Moen Hardware Store for skating
rink. 1t is now nearly ready to be
flooded but there seems to be a |
scarcity of water at present in the
reservoir. AS soon as water is avail
able the rink will be flooded
Sheriff Pat Macy went to Glasgow
Monday night and brought back ia
cob and Edward Wagner, two of the |
parties who were connected with the |
deal at Culbertson last
spring. They were brought before
Judge Conner Tuesday and both plead
hot guilty. Bail having been furnish
I'd the judge approved same. Harry
Dale of Culbertson will appear for
hem as their Roosevelt
County Review.
Miss Benedict, one of the high
chool teachers and Anna Geiger
we're hurt Tuesday night while prac-
icing with the high school girls bas-
,et ball team. Some high school
oys who were not invited to be pres
mt were to blame and the accident
night have been more serious.
Mrs. Fl. J. Frame occupied the
ulpit in the Methodist church last
unday night in the absence of Rev.
rame at Mondak.
Marion Bronson and Miss Lottie
DWELL were married on Wednesday.
Iovember 10, 1919, at the home of
he groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
. Bronson of Andes Mont. The 4
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bride is the daughter of Jess Powell
the land man, at Culbertson. Jess
borrowed a horse at Elm Tree Ranch
to- ride to Andes to attend the we'd
ding ceremony, but was thrown
from the horse before he got started
His hip and face were badly bruised
and he was unable to go to Andes.
He is even yet, suffering from his
fall
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Culbertson

Henry Winch was in our city Tues
day.
+. j. Cravath of Lambert was in
town Wednesday.
Walter Mccoy was in town counle
of days this week.
j. S. Day of the Elm Tree Ranch
was in town Wednesday.
Waiter Lundquist of Poplar was in
town Wednesday afternoon.
John Moran, deputy sheriff at
Poplar, was in town Wednesday ev-
ening.
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Westby

Mrs. r. E. Morrow and Mrs. A. A.
Hanna are now in Minneapolis en-
loying the beauties and attractions
of that western metropolis.
Clinton Goethe and Ole Grytness
were entertained at turkey dinner