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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
6reenmql0.

Sic giIase<8eb6rbe belt b%orbergans
geren M%ontagabenb etne gerfnmmIung,
in .nel1er Die nenen 8eamten unter GID
ger,pmmen lpnrben.
SoIepb gtbmnnn, Ben. Ntbn1aun, Gle
mems @1tpegmann, Ri6. 8inter, Nttd.
@anber nnb 5einri6 Ntbimann baben iid
nit nel1en 5iIos berieben, Die bieies
Sribinbr erridtet tperoen.
gu @bren hires 5obnes NnDreas,
melder nod CANADA abgereif Ii, berz
anltaltete Sic Samilie gnbr. Ebuu cine
Mbidieogfeier, nobei Dem iungen Usat,11
5treffli1er Beleg ipabrer NrennbiGaft ees.
gebei1 fpnlrbe.
Spiepb grnefing lnbsSrau begdben fIid
nnfangs LETTER Isolde nnd ct. gIolo an
bie gettHleife bes an Der 21ngenenf5mnz
oung :idiper ertranften Ben. gd1ltinaS
TEMPER.
Sag bier Bpden nIte 8inoden Der il d
6e glrofa nobnenben SSamiIie SSobn Beif1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
gbri5t. Sr0bIid6 fat iid cine 10 BferS
efraft s. 8. Gape 9ampfmaidine angez

pefraft S. 8. gabe Dampfmaidiue 5llge@
legt.
SRI. 2ioa youmnns, ,ueldle ldaIgere
8eit bier bei Der Samilic< Sit Soltnger
gu @aite mar, 1T nad) ibrem &ein1s IN
8arI 8apibs 3u~riidgefebrt:
@eorg Zimmerman lit mad Snr1ar,
Mebr., abgereift, mo er in Dienit 9etres
ten lit.
8artbel 8ubner nnb g6riit. SSrobIi6
tparer anfangs LETTER Bp9e in @e1Wuiz
ten mad ben 8piningsitdoten.
Samilie Sran3 &latt bon Columbus,
8is., maj 5pei Gage bel iei1em bier
8tpobnenben Bruber gu @nite.
8iejige 8erfpanbte unb SrennOe err
freuen iiG auf 5tpei Bo6en beg 8eiudes
Der Sarnilte gbrii. ardmer aus Deaot<
ION, Minn.
Sobn Brirfma.r,l unb 3ubert Bloni<
gen befinben inib in Segas, mo tie fi6 an
peridieoenen Ndben in fpetulat1pen 4bS
Iidten nm1eben perben.
Sri. Mnrin Sadlon BON Snlf Centre
ipnr @onntngsgnft ibrer bier %nobnenoen
SSreunbm @enpfeba 56dfer.
BreD 2ug tpurbe per Selegramm bon
Ser gnfunff ieines 8rubers aus Sranf<
reid am biesfeittgen @eitabe bes S5ez
ans III &enntnis gefebt. or %eripnrtet bin
men flr5em ieine gitlai1ung aug bem Wt<
litdroien1te.
@b. aGrmer, Der mebrere Sabre bier
nnidi1ig tpar,siit na6 Munt6, 81. g., abb
gereiit, tpo er ii6 Dem Sarmeritano nib
men miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Bqprt1dbe5 Settlement.

Wfatb. &c1ner bat feines gaters Sarm
fir $4,000 fdufli6 5n feinetn gtaenz
tim gema9t.
SSpbn 5berer 1T bonn Soipital III Milz
ipaufee, no er it6 elmer Operation I'M
ter5og, barob fem 3uitanb 1iid etpas sez
beiert bat, nabbnuie 3uriidgefebrt.
8eo. 8uagenberg nnr eines Cages berz
gangener 8o6e in @ei6dften nah ct.
Sofcpb.
SRI. Clara R%ierenbal1ien, Die IN &i6=
mpno Ndbnnterridt nnbm, lit Mitte leb<
ter 8obe nndbaufe 8uriidgefebrt.
Sill. alein fanfte Elm fb0ncs Eferber
geipann bon @eorg g9germann, fir bag
CT einen gnten Rreis be5nblte.
Gbriit. S6mtt berfdufte Dem Warfns
Maurin Elm Bferb, bei1en Ereis INNER
nod fir Sen golltpert eines gufen @arls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Ser S,trd, BEN Sob bes Grsbi1dofs

Ser bnrdJ Sen Sob beg Gr5bifdofs
Srlano in ser &atbe6rale au ct. Saul
pafant getpor0ene 5it lit am Dien-
ltoe BON oem neuen @r5biidJpf Der
@r3oi05ele ct. 8oul, 8ifbof Muitin
9otpIina bon SEES Woines, Sonia,
tpieoer beiebt tpor6en, unb nod auge=
meiner ueb%er5eugung bdtte Der er5=
biid0flide Sit in ct. Saul feinem
miiroigeren Nadfolger mDertrol1t
tperoen fonnen. Dies 1T menigitens
oie a1sgeiprodene Nniidt Der bodn.
geiltlidfeit ser Di05eie ct. Glnuo,
melde in oem BrdIaten, Der bnr Sab
rel1 hire in ser ct. Sobns Mbtei ge=
hoItenen SSSabreserer5itien letete, eli
men nit SEN gr0Bten 6dbigfeiten be-
oobten un6 bubei 10 liebensmiir6igen
Sberbirten od)ten un6 lieben lernte
uno Sodoemielben tire Sul6igung
uno Gbrerbietl1ng I'M b0diten WaBe
suteil peroen Ioiien miro, no im1ner
iid ibr gu einem iolden Mfte 8ele.
aenbeit bietet. M0ge nun Die Mrbeit
6es neren Gr5biidofs onf bem groB ben
ibm ange&piei Observation-Disclosures imrner=
fort bon @ottes 5egen begleitet nnb
bomit Itets cine I'M Muge@ottes tpobl=
gefddige ietn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Qpon.

Mbeline Bod fat ii6 nnb Dem Hbnlen
9arf Spipital in ct. Saul begeben, mo
Life jid abermnls nnter dr5tIi6e 8ebanbz
lung iteute.
Eeter 9ett pnb Sreb Bug tparen in
@e19dften nn6 ben 3niuingsitdbten.
.Sn Ser Samilie Sobn 5treit iteute iib
ein itrnmmes 60bnden Elm, ipo5u rnIez
rem @~liidtpnnidl
@ermnnn sos bon Gan SS1nn, Ierns,
%erfreute Sic Snmilie Srnn5 5dmip nit
Iieinem 8efu6e.
Sn Der 9tenstag bergangener Wo9e
aebnltenen regnldren @eriammlnng Des
fatboli19en SDriterpereins tpurben bier
8e1uhe UNI Nnfnnbme in ben gerein ent<
gegengenommen.
Srou sophia Slider taufte Die Sobn
@einmanns Bobnung, Die bieier fir5li6
crit pon SSran5 Slider fdufli6 %eritanb.
! SamiIie &etnmnrrn lpirb binnen flr4
gem ibr 5eim nad Yier5 berlesen.
Srnn SSrnn5 5dmio unb @pbn @eorg
pnren 01itte LETTER 8ode in @ei6dften
rad Ben 3tpiuingsltdbten.
Mnn Sonntag bielten auf Nnregung 0es
legislntiben &pmitees BEG 9. st. 81.
IGtaatsberbanbes Die Mdnner Ser @ez
mei11be urtter bem @oriib Deg bodip.
Yfarrers cine @erinmmlung, in nel9er
id)riftliher Erptelt gegen Sic nenerbinas
in Der 8e9islatur eingerei6te, bic ggiz
iten5 ber 8farr16ulen beOrobenbe @e1ez
beSborlage erboben un0 fofortige Suien<
! onng an sic @ertreter biefes 9iftrittes in
Der @eiebgebung bei9hiien ipurbe.
Srau Sobn 5h1bnitsfi bat 1id i'll
t9tlbanp elmer 9liidli6 i~iber1tuabenen
,Speration %nnter5pgen.
2ep 5trett lit nah ebrenbafter @ntz
%ilaiiung aus DEM Militdroienite, III Dem er
anf fran80ifdem 8ooen itanb, an Die
lei1er gltern, reih an bitteren uno
lm~bergeBli6en grfabrungcn, 5uriidge<
febrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Jacobs prairie.

Srau Blniins Sberer belt li6 mebrere
Gage beindsneife in ct. gIoub auf.
Sic bon Sobann 8infel lebte @ode
sebnltene ger1teigernng mar 1ehr gut
hefu1t, unb. bic gum 8erfnuf angebotenen
@egenitdnSe brndten einen boben Ereis.
8bil. Seller Fat lebte 8ode ben bon
|ieinem Batter fduflih erlporbenen Blab
|hc5ogen.
Gin 5pbn Der Snmilie 5imon Blum
bat ii6 bon leinem ldngeren 2eioen tpiez
Der 70 5iemli6 erbolt.
Ser l1nterridt 1T in ~unferer Sdule
eingelteMt, Big ii6 bieBege nieber in belz
|ierem 3nitanbe befinben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
freeport

6D6n. 9fnrrer p. Maurns# 0IS g
mar Wontna in @e5ddften nod Ser
gountbz6 auptitobt.
@eleaentIih elmer @onntno bier oeboIz
tenen Observation-Disclosures Ser @emei1oe
tpuroe Elm grotet oeoen Sic in Ser Be-
atslatur einqereidte @e1ebespprIooe.
fpelde Sen Bfarrfdnlen lire @edte enf.
nebmen ion, maiienbaft nnter8eidmet II.
ben QeaisIaturzW ertretern bie5es gi<
trifts anr oefduioeu !@enntnisnnbme Az
qe1didf.
Sic perifiebenen 1pdbrenb scr 1ekten
Mpnnte hier pnrnpnnmmenpn MhGnher,1n :
oen unb Werbeiierunaen Iaflen nuf einen
orbentlihen Sprt1drittsiinn Der 9emohz
ner unieres 8iuaoe fdIieRen
gnton !60fd1en. inter bop11ldrer, Mnn-
tbefer, bat Sac s. 81. 8ntttpeiler Sc
%1daftseebduoe fdnflid iibernommer unp
|lpirO in oemielben, 5obalo Serr Butttpeiz
Ter lein 5hanfoefdbdft einoe5tent Int ein
er}ter &nhi1e Mpptbeferoe1d1qft erDffnen.
5einrid 9. 8eue, dlteltes Witqlicp
Ser Nirmo @eue & 6iItner. bat fem M
tcreiie in ser GARAGE Sem sSobn 0entl
IfGufIid obaetrcten l1nb fpirD bns Sc
1daft tpeiterbin inter Ser ssirma ,6ilt11er
& Nentl oefiibrt tperben. lleber Germ
8eneg glfunftspIdne ~perloutete bis iebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
I'm unterbam1e Ser Minneipta'er

eSSut 1tnterba11e Der Metinneipta'er
2egislatur rei9ten Mittpoh Dergan=
gener ISOLDE Die I%bgeor6neten Erom,
bridge un6 Sauglano eine 8orlage
elm, pelde uniere Bfarridulen idtpe-
rer beorobte als irgen6 cine 8orldge,
Die ie uniere 2egislatur beiddftigte.
8dre sic 8in a1tgenommen norben,
tpare es in inherent 5toate NIT Der
11nterrifts- nnb gr5iebungsfreibeit
borbei. unier gan5es 8farri61lmeien
ipdre ser ftoatIi6en o@ntrone inter,
ftent; Sic ginridhtng nelser Nfarr,
i1uren b6tte %11nteriagt tper6en, bette,
benbe 8farrfdulen bdtten geldloiien
tperoen f0nnen. Donf benz @ered)=
tigfeitsiime Ser Mebrbeit unierer
Bertreter in Der @eietgebnng 1T Die
Sin nod @ebiibr abgeton II. begroben
uno boffentIih oomit 6ie nnferen
8farrffpulen orobenoe @efabr eno=
aiiItig beieitigt tporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
E,er Iaorngtern

lesteren eeforoerte ao%bnerbobnng
nod feline ginigfeit er5ielt
Mus benz Camp Merri1 IN Stem
Seriep bot DARIUS 4ropp ieinen 8a-
ter, ben gaufontrnftoren @arl Rropp
smiiien lalien, bob ct fiid auf Dem go-
ben ieines Daterlanbes moblbefitoef.
ST bofft binner @1r5em if Der GJreu-
be BEG glternbauies mteoers bi1geberl
81, folnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
il purDc porlesten Dierstng in glroia

Ter purbc Dorlesten 9ie1stag in eIroia
.begrnben.
Nif. ardmer, aSobn Glberoing, gen.
l1pblls, Mnbrens 9bnn mnb @erbnrb Sort
naren i'll ct. gIpub llno nabmen bort
Die gan Motor 9nInge in ndIeren Au@
genfdein.
Nnbreas sbua il. nro Srib gffinger
reiiten Mitte letter 8ode mad Settler,
Canada, tpoii Nrbeit gefnnoen baben.
Srau Soiepb Ratbe bon Nilno, y.
g, befinoet lid bier in Der Sanilie Sobn
|Sdonborn 5u Bnte.
Gin g%etpiier alein BON Sauf 8dpios
bat bier i'm Spdtbs Gebdlbe elm Bar<
biergefddft er0ffnet.
4nton 8eue unb Srnn iinb nnd lam
gerem anfentbalte in Der bie1i9en Rndz
barihnft mad ibrem 9eim in 2nitrup,
Dlprriion gountb, 5nriid9efebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
4tirdblide nadridte,,,

6odapIter 8iIdof Sofepb 8nih
nnbm an Ser feierli6en Srpeititur
bes ne11en @rdbiibofg bon st. BauL
8iibof Dopling, tell, mel9e Diens::
tag IN Ser &otbebrole gu ct. Na1ll
borgenommer tp11r6e.
DoB Die Mn5iebnngSfraf Der iebr
Iebrrei9en 6n1tenprebigten, bere11
pierte Ser bodtp'ite Serr giiAof So
iepb Buid am geitrigen, WhtttDodb1,
Nbenb belt, mmer nod cine nor5ilgs
Ii1e i'll, Denies Der groBe A11ora11g
bon @atbolifen unb Mnoersglalbi:-
gen, fpel6e sic unbcfredtp Gmpfdna.
nisfirde gu ct. CLOUD tpieoer11m bis
atm lebten Nab onfiiaten. ginfader
ltn6 augIei9 lebrreider nno lpanter=
Der m11rben mobl ME Die 8laubense
mnbrbeiten .nnierer faith. Heligto11
florgele{gt, miie 6ieg onrd ben ytltno
oes Dberbirten mabren6 beg otes11ab=
riqen 6alten5eit gei6iebt.
: Mm fommen6en 5ongntag miro N
ser 81. Hal1ls Stride 5n 5a1f Centre
sic 40-ltMnbige @ebetsanbodt croft
net, sic Dienstagabeno gum felerl1=
den Mb16luB gelnngen miro. Bet Die
Ter S6luBfeier miro Der bodtp: 9err
Sofepb Builder bon Mef Union ote
Seltpre0igt bolten.
Die in Ser ct. CLOUD nnbefled<
ten gmpfqngnisfirde gebaltene Sol
lefte fir oie einbeimi1ben nn0f aus
lan6iiden Miliionen ergab Die bobe
E5umme bon iiber $500. IS lit nod
Musloge oes bo61p. Bfarrers P. Suite
Stint, $. g. S., sic b0dite &ouefte
6ieier Mrt, oie ie in befagter Stride
uno oud mobl in Der gan3en 9io5eie
erboben murbe. Sn iener @emeinoe tit
mon unter 2eitung Der 5ron Vtatb.
9an in Ser @rinoung etneSWfilions=
bereins begriffen, beile11 53tped bent
@pbl Ser bebirftigen Weiil1onen gel
ten ipa,
: s5n ser @er3 Sein Stride gu 5ree=
port murbe lette ISOLDE Witttpob oas
Set 6es I'll. SsSoiepb IN feierliber Wei=
5e begangen. &o9p. &err 8ui6er bon
1elt Union bielt 6as @obamt, bel
meldeln bodm. &err Wiedmann BON
BIuffton. als Giafon nn0 bo6m.
Drtspfarrer, F. Meaurus, .. e.. s.,
oIs 5uboiufon qiiiitierten. 8dbreno
bes Mmtes belt bodm. @err Builder
sic 5eitpreoigt> Die 5ugleib ols britt
tie ieiner 5a1tenpre6igten tn 5reeporrt1
guilt.
< Sim Iebten Greitog, Dem 5e1te Beg
81. Reneoift, belt bodhp. Serr Cruz
nermul6, &opla11 6es ct. &apbaels=
Sp1pital I'M ct. Soiepb 4ltenbeim bel
ct. Glol1o beim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oien1te Sic 6eitpreoigt.
: eSn Der Marto &erfInoignngS=
aemeinoe gu Mnpbem Safe, no S!err
Ml. Sdont~als 8farrer angeifeM it
rourbe 7ienstag imBeiiein Der bo6n.
Serren &n1am bon Suuf Ha=
pi6s unD stephan BON Slice oas Na=
tronsfelt in feierli6er Weile began=
gen.
Ser 3ultano 0es bodpp. aatbe-
6ralpforrers 9r. SEQ Sons bat IT'D
erfreuIider 8eiie mieber 6erart ge=
Be iert, oaB er aug oem ct. @opbaels
5oipital nadbanie %entlalien meroen
fonnfe, nno e5 ltegt in ieiner Mb1tdt>
ho,,+o 9onnprstnn Sen Dor WDhen
bereits gefaBten Hlan, lid 81 le111er
jGrbolung nab DEM 5acreo SeartsSa
i nitorium in Milmal1fee git begeber,
I3ur Musfiibrlng 5l1 brlngen.
: ST. Ser ct: Beter nn0 Bauls
Stride, Ser bonn bo6m. @regor,
IS. g. s., in &idmono paitorterte11
| @emeinoe, miro am 0iensfag fon1-
member ISOLDE sic 6eicr Der 40elti i'm
o;aen @ebetsanooht eroffnet tperoen.
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01tr I'M &rieae 1T Sell. 9as Siren;

Mnr I'M &riege 1T Sell. 9as are1s
itnb sic 2ebre BEG @efreu5igten bat
emit oie beionifbe Bet aus Der Eiefe
bes @lenoes unb 6em Shlamme ibrer
2aiter emporgeboben; o11d fit l1niere
Belt uno fir ie6er ein8elner aus ms
fIieBt MIR aus benz @ren5e Der sc
aert un6 Ste &eiIungsffraift; baS Bet.
den BEG &ren5eg lit Die ei13ige Nrs-
rei, peIde sic menidliden Seelen
gefuno MAIDEN ltno Die Munoen Der.
idIieBen fam, aus 6enen Die mer1Id-
Tide @eienidoft in nnferen Sagen
bIutet. Dieie 8lr6en meroer ge1dyla=
gen bon Der Mugenluif, JIeifbeslnft
mno Der &offart beg 2ebers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-03-27
Safe BERRY.

Beatrice 3eB, Soa SSaeer unb Auoi
&rdmer iinb bon 8idmono, mo iie iid als
N%Gberiunen beranbiloeten. na9bauie 5uz
riidgefebrt.
Mntb. gertram bon grop @ins erz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-02

day. We realize that army uni
forms will not be exactly comfort
able on July 4th but we feel that an
opportunity should be given to the
eOple of Grant county to see their
soldiers and sailors in uniform and
in line. This will probably be their
last opportunity to do so, and we be-
:ieve that all soldiers and sailors will
cooperate to contribute this feature
for them. We do not ask that blouse
be worn o. D. shirts and trousers,
leggins, hat or cap will be sufficient
uniform for the morning parade. "A
place will be provided where all SOL
diers and sailors may change to I'M
form for the morning parade and
back to civilian clothes after the par
ade.
Upon arrival in Lancaster please
report and register at the head quar-
ters tent where program will be is
sued to you, together with any spe-
cial announcement which may be
made at that time for your benefit
relative to the meeting place for the
morning parade, meals, etc. An
nOuncement will also be made of a.
talk on the War Risk Insurance Law,
which will be explained and all ques-
lions answered after the noon or ev-
ening meal
Lancaster will be host to the peo-
pie of Grant county and to you on
July 4th and Lancaster wants every
one of you here. Talk it over with
your friends and arrange for a good
delegation from every locality to be
here in time for the morning parade
and in uniform for that one formation.
Remember that everything here is
yours for the day and that we want
you all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-02
+ 4 r 4 X X
QUALITY RIDGE.
Z = +
(Too late for last week.

All crops on the Ridge are booming
The weed proposition is thing of the
past. Believe me, the boys did hop
to it when the weather permitted.
Snap, Rusty, Cap and Rocky took
in the Cassville big day Not as many
soldiers as was anticipated.
Tuesday was a barn raising at
Charley Days. All went well until
about $3.50 and another one of those
rain storms came and all had to quit
And of course the women folks had
supper all ready and the rest of the
time was put in at the table and oh!
mama, what a feed. Three or four
big tables, about four walters to a
table, and the bill was bounteous
The barn is built of plank frame and
sort of balloon roof and is surely
a dandy. 32x60. Everything went to-
gether like clock-work. The construc-
ton was designed by Jess Day and
we'll sure have to give it to. you, Jess
Ellsworth Landon and Stanley Hay
den Sundayed at Yves Oates
Mrs. Henry Williams, daughter and
son called on the Vannattas Sunday
Billy Garthwaite and family visit
ed at Hal Smiths Sunday
Chester delivered hogs to Lancas-
ter the first of the week
Mrs. Karl Reuben called on the
Hol1enbergers Sunday.
Quite a number of cars were lined
up at Bob Behring'S Sunday Don't
know whether Bob was married or
whether they just came.
Leo Henkel and uncle John made
a trip to the Henkel farm Sunday
Les Hickok had business at the
Hub Saturday.
Art Lyness was hauling slate shing-
les for the new school house at
Bloomington Saturday
Fred Pagenkopf and sister autoed
to Lancaster Saturday.
Lutte Garthwaite telegraphed his
father Saturday that he had landed
at Camp Merritt and was feeling fine
as usual
Thursday was another big day in
L. G. Archie Morrow had a barn rails
ing and a good one. Quite a bunch
turned out and at noon the rafters
were going up. Archie has put on a
balloon roof and patent fixtures, the
James plan 1t will surely be fine
barn and big improvement to the
farm. Fred Irwin is the carpenter
and when Fred builds barn it goes
up and goes up quick. Fred will build
barn for Wv in the near future.
Charley Bennett was around last
week taking an invoice of our stock.
and smiling of course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-07-02
GRANT co. WELCOME
HOME TO SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS ON JULY A.
PROGRAM FOR THE DAY.

III a. m.-AddreSS OF the day by
Hon. M. B. Rosenberg.
11:15 a. Morning parade, Bea-
tiful floats representing the States,
Goddess of Liberty, Peace, The Am
erican Home, etc. Soldiers and sail
ors of the world war; Company NJ
home guards of PlattevilIe; lodges;
boy scouts; decorated autos, and 9TH
er patriotic features. The most beau
tiful and patriotic procession ever
held in Lancaster.
1870 p. m.-Sports Relay races
around Ryland park, tug-o-war, girl
race, sack race, peanut race, etc.
Prizes to be given.
800 p. m.-Big rag-a muffin and Hi
Hokum Bokum parade. Wild animals
imported for the occasion from the
jungles of Germany, and other fea-
lures worth going several blocks to
|see.
4:3O p. Ceremony Of the burn
ing of the flowers at the Flower paw
lion.
7:SO p. m.-Open air concerts by
the bands.
8 p. M. Free Minstrel show, north
side court house
Bring your picnic lunches. Ryland
Park will be thrown open for our
guests. Crairs and tables will be
supplied. The flag displayed on the
lawn of any citizen signifies that you
are welcome to have your picnic
lunch in that yard.
Rest rooms for ladies' Entire third
floor of court house, Woodman hall,
City hall, Masonic room, I. O. O. F..
room.
Let all who come to Lancaster
bring a bouquet, or even one flower,
and take it Immediately to the flow
er pavilion to be deposited in mem
DRY of our fallen heroes. Make this
mountain of flowers.
All soldiers of the Civil war please
register at the G. A. r. room in the
court house. Soldiers and sailors of
the worl dawr will please register at
the headquarters tent.
A reviewing stand will be provided
for all the Civil war veterans, war
nurses and gold star mothers and
wives, for both parades.
Please take notice-The program is
new time.
During the morning parade there
will be a salute of guns. This will
announce the Zero hour" and will
be the signal for the parade to halt,
for every man to take off his hat for
everybody to stop wherever they may
be and remain in silence for a few
moments. This to the memory of our
Grant county boys who have made the
supreme sacrifice.
Free dinner and supper for SOL
diers and sailors at the mess tent.
Water fight at $50.
Bring your picnic dinner and sup
per!
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Deaths from Disease in q. S.

Ariss Augustus, Wyalusing-Nov. "a
1918, Camp Hancock, Ga.
Barr William, Beetown-Oct. 21-1918
Kansas City, Mo.
Baumler George Potosi.
Blackburn Wilmott, Lancaster
Camp Hancock, Ga.
Bacon Joseph fayetteville.
Blindert Albert j., Smelser-Feb. l.
1919, Camp Grant, Ill.
Baumeister Arthur-Oct. 7-1918-
Camp Grant, H.
Gray Ralph, Mt. Hope-Dec. 1887
Camp Pike, Ark.
Dyer Clarence, Boscobel-Oct. 6-1918
Camp Grant, Ill.
Kujawa Lawrence, Fennimore-C Camp
Grant, Ill.
Krepfie Leo, Potosi-Camp Grant, Ill
Lee Leslie, Muscoda
Loeffelholz Mike, Paris-Oct. 13-1918
Camp Grant, Ill.
Larkin John, Hazel Green-Oct. 16-
1918, Washington, D. G.
Mumm John Peter, Cassville-Oct. s.
1918, Camp Grant, Ill.
Novak Ernest, Mt. Ida-Kansas City
Mo.
Price David S., Boscobel.
Richards Charles, Livingston Camp
Hancock, Ga.
Smith Earl, Clifton Camp Macarthur
Texas.
Snyder Harry, Montfort-Oct. 2-191S
Montfort, Wis
Stitch Francis Harvey, Fennimore
Sept. 26-1918.
Troy Guy, Ellenboro.
Tucker Frank, Ellenboro-Jan. A.
1918, Camp Pike, Ark.
Uppena Henry F., Potosi-Dec. IA
1917, Potosi, Wis.
WEIGH Leroy, Cassville Oct. 27-191S,
Camp Holobird, Md.
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FENNIMORE.


Ben Cohen was kicked by a horse
and Mrs. Cohen spilled a kettle of
hot marmalade on her feet.
Leo J. Brechler and Miss Gertrude
Gunderson were married at Dubuque
last Wednesday, the Rev N. Matthias
officiating. The young people will live
on the Brechler farm west of Fenni-
more.
Mrs. Harry lockwood fell down
cellar and dislocated her shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Parker and
daughters, Gladys and Amy, are mo-
toring to Port Arthur and other Can
adam points near Lake Superior.
Mrs. Chris Maeier and daughter of
Shaw Hollow, were severely shocked
when bolt struck near their house
Monday evening of last week
George Gunderson owns 800 acres
of land near Samantha (Allen?) Can
ada, and has gone out there to look
it over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tandy of Poca-
tello, Ida., came here to see their son.
Charles, who has been in a Platte
vile hospital for Is weeks following
a flu attack. Charles is now in Pres
byterian hospital, Chicago, and his
parents may take him to Rochester,
MINI.
James Smiths ribs were broken
and his wife hurt when their team
took fright at a car driven by VIM.
Zimmerman. The car took fright al
SO and tipped over. All are doing well.
Mrs. Electa Riddiough died Satur-
day, June 81, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Frye. The
old lady was born in Geneva, o., Oct.
Is, 1886.
Walter Heathcoate, painter. fell
from a scaffold and broke his wrist
while painting at Harry Gilbertson,s
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MT. HOPE.

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Mt. Hope has a distinguished VIC
ltor in the person of Miss Flora Orr
Miss Orr is editor of the Home Econ
Iomics department on the Delineafor
and resides in New York CITY. She i
the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. p d
Orr of this village.
Miss Letha Snider has gone to Chi
cago 90 undergo a slight nasal on
Grafton. Chas. Koschkee and wife
went along to attend the Fritz Nell
son wedding.
a boy at the Jas. Devlin home
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Ans
tin, Mimi, are visiting relatives hero
Mr. and Mrs I. w. Stamm of Rer.
In, Wis, are visiting at the Era CRIT
ifs home. = -
Edna Orr of Cleveland, o., is visit
ing here 80
Everett Cairns has berries so hip
that 50 OF them filed quart box
Keith Monroe is almost .entirolv -
covered from his recent illness With
scarlet fever and subsequent onara
ton for mastoiditis. =
The MT. Hope garage is loaded Will,
work and the customers ara alwa NC
satisfied. The work is reasona ii J
and well done. = 7 =