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New-York tribune., 1919-03-24

as that of the most distinguished citi-
zen Brooklyn ever had produced. They
lived to see the name of Beecher grow
as a tradition in America, and to hear
their pastor spoken of as one of the
two greatest preachers Of America.
The name of Phillips Brooks was al
ways linked with his. 1t seemed as if
no one could determine which was the
greater preacher.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-04

Peppermint probably occupies one
OF the most honorable places on the
list Of drug plants, for the dIstillation
Of oil from Its leaves Is an important
industry to which thousands OF acres
are devoted. principally In Michigan
and New York. Their oils are extract
Ell also from wintergreen, pennyroyaI.
tansy and number OF other well
known plants. To be snlable the leaves
must be dried in place where there In
plenty Of air but no dnmpness. and
In the shade. for this keeps the bright
color. They must be looked over with
care that no other leaves are mixed
with them and packed in boxes or
barrels to be shipped. Bulletins on
this subject may be obtained from
the superintendent OF documents,
Washington. .. c.. at cost OF Is cents
Apiece. Uncle Sam warns us that
there are risks in these crops as well
NJ In others. but all enterprises are
risks IN this uncertain world.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-07-04
FOUGHT "REDs" WITH CUSTER
"oevIi" OevIjn, Veteran Of the Plains,
Now Sells Apples on Streets
~ New York.

1t II 4 long jump from selling ap-
ples Tram a nttls sidewalk stand In
West 43d street to pumping carbine
during the height of Clusters last fight.
but there's an old man In town who
does 1t daily, II any one comes along
to encourage him to make the jour
ney. He Is Frank Devlin, a little. gray
haired. wrinkled apple man, who sits
daily with his stock of apples. Yes
tcrlay, writes the New York CORE
spondent OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch,
he met modern warrior wearing the
Croix de Guerre who had just re-
turned from overseas. The newly made
veteran listened with respectful at
tention while the apple man showed
him the way to handle rifle. For
years the withered old man was
Devil" Devlin, crack rider OF the Fifth
United States cavalry, and one of the
twenty best hOrsemen In the United
States army. 1t was Devil" Devlin
who rode from Prescott, Ariz.. to
Dodge City, Kns, which took mat
ter of nearly three months, LILO miles
In the saddle. Devlin was present NJ
Clusters last fght and he declares that
the Indian fighter of the plains could
tell some things to the heroes Of the
A. f. F. about hard work and harder
hghting, long hours and scanty rations
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BOY HAD QUEER ASPIRATION
California Youth Believed We Would
Make an Ideal lady's Maid,
but He Weakened.

Bert A. Baldwin. lady's maid"
Sounds funny. doesn't 1t, especially
as Bert Is farmers boy, but the po-
lice v0uch for II.
Here's the story:
Detectives Joseph Lawrence and
David Broderick, being OF an inquisi-
tive nature. sighted Bert as he saunt-
cred into pawnshop. They watched
him 20 In with two heavy suitcases.
and watched him come out In went
Joe and Dave to find out about It,
What did the young fellow want In
hereF they demanded Of the pawn
broker.
wanted to sell a complete outfit OF
wOmen's clothes, cors--- we'll. every
thing" replied the shopkeeper That
was enough for Joe and Dave. They
set snii for Bert and soon cOrralled
him. on to Jail went Bert. Then
came the story:
Bert blushed. stammered and con-
fes$ed. He had ordered the women's
attire so that he could impersonate a
lady's maid. He longed for adven-
ture. He heard there were lots Of
Jobs for iady's maids. Hadn't the
boys back at Sioux Falls told him
he looked like girl? Hadn't he a
girlish face and couldn't he talk like
n girl? Sure he could. he concluded.
However, his nerve failed him, so he
tried 10 pawn the clothcs.-Los An
geles Times.
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!, William II Drinton, of churchill. Ida
no. administrator TO- the estate u
joseph II. bsinton, who was
the assignee OF Mary W. Keith. who
made entry Nos. s.. under the pro-
visions IF an Act Of the Legislature Of
the State Of Idaho, com monty known ax
the "Carey Act" approved March =, 1899
which embraces WIZ NE -, Of section "A
OF township "a south. Of ra' &c ~ 4 ,. NJ :,
do hereby give notice Of my intention u
make f'Lal proof to establish claim 10
the land above described. and that cx-
pect to prove that he resided on, re.
claimed and cultivated said land as re-
quired BY law, before [. +. Strong. Carey
Act Land Commissioner, at Oakley
idaho, on the 10 day Of July, 1919, by
two Of the following Witnesses: y. K
Nc Laws, John X. Hill, A. Sterling Clark
harry Spargo, Al Of Churchill. Idaho.
u s William n. fsrinion, Adminixtrato,
for estate Of Joseph II. Brinton, Entry
man.
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HEARD THE YANks WHISTLE
In vsrdun On Armistlcs Night II Was
the Only Sign Of Peacs Cor
respondent Found.

We rolled into Verdun long aftel
dark, on the day OF the armistice. ant
found no celebration there. Williams
Slavens McNutt writes in Collier
Weekly. There were no shells falIini
In the town, but otherwise the mar
tyred city was as we had known u
during the war. No lights showed
The narrow streets were filled witt
the rustllng sound Of many soldiers
passing In the dark. talking In low
tones.
And yet there was something strange
about Verdun, something different
some change that forced Itself upon
my attention, and yet one which
could not determine. An American
soldier stopped near the car to light
a cigarette. He had been whIstling
annie Laurie" and after long Whit
went on whistling. And then l knew
what made me feel different In Yer
dun that night.
Everywhere. NIL over the city, Amer
leans were whlstling! They were whis-
ting casually. unconsciously, one this
tune and one that. But they were
whistllng. One could pick out the
Americans In the dark all over the
city, because where there was an
American one heard the shrilling OF
some old American tune or newer rag.
The French don't whistle casually on
the street at any tune. and never he
fOrt. Ind Tho American gonoro1iv prOc.
ticed his habit In Vertlun. And that
night going about their various tasks
In the dark old city, the Americans
were whistling.
Hearing that CHEEKY, familiar sound,
my mind for the first time really took
hold on the end Of the great war us an
understandable fact.
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KNEW AND LOVED STEVENSON
Old Nesldent 81 Tahiti Proud 81 tais
Association Win the Famsus
Nemantlctet.

In the town Of Papeete, on the IL
land Of Tahiti. lives an old man named
Donat, = former comrade OF Robert
Louis Stevenson when the famous rO-
manifest was journeying through the
South Sea islands. DOnat loves to
tell OF the days when the writer used
to rest In his home and listen to the
weird ghost tales which the old man
told and which Stevenson wove into
some Of his stories
Their friendship began when the
writer rented house to rest In after
trip through the Marquesas Is
lands. On Donat's grounds were the
only vegetable gardens in the is
land. the formation Of which was
mostly coral, sand and rubble. Each
morning the old man would send to
Stevenson's house great basket Of
fresh vegetables, fruit and coconnts
and later when the author came to
thank Donat for the gift the two would
cit In the shade and talk for hours.
Nothing delights Donnt more than
to talk Of his gentle friend and the
days when they were together. He
gives an intimate picture OF Steven
sons simple life on the island, Of his
rambles on the beach among the coco
nut groves, Of his friendly associations
with the natives. When Stevenson left
the island he Invited Donnt aboard his
ship for dinner and presented him a
valuable ring as a souvenir Of their
friendship. HE was a good man, 4
great gentleman" Is Donats tribute.
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Serial No. oisSz6
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. U S. Land
Cfficc at HALEY, Idaho.
june 8, 1919.
Notice i. hereby given tina, Henry L.
King, OF Mouion. idaho, who on
July 80, 1914. made homestead enlry ser
iAl no. oi5Sao for r Ia Sc -, Sec
"a, NE IA. I--2 NV IL,
sec. g, township 70 south, range ~ east
Is. M. has filed notice Of intention to
make ,hee year proof, toestablish c aim
10 the land above described. before W.
y. Cahoon, u. $. Commissioner. at Al
mo, idaho, on the 4th day OF August,
1910, Claimant names an witnesses: Sam
uel =. MkeselI aud John ]. Hansen,
both of Almo. idaho, and William NJ.
kirkpatrick and George kirkpalri,l
both Of Mouhon, idaho.
J3 ben K. GRAY, REGISTER.
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Serial Nos ei682s O30sy7
NOTICE FOR Publ CATlON

Department Of the In trriOr. U. =. Land
Ones. 1t HALEY. Idaho, May, ~, 1919
Notice il hereby given that Hcroert Leo
Spencer. Of Almo. Idaho, who, on July 10,
1914, made Homestead entry, Serial No.
Ol6d1S. for She w l-3SW ~, sW Ia NV IL
Sec - and NV - NWi-4. Soc. =, Tp 10 y.
Range - T. H. N and Who on Octnber II
1918. made Additional homestead entry
Serial No. o3Os57. for Il IA Sc IA. section
- and the NV - NV -. at section ~. SW
INV IA Sec. ~. NE1- NE - Section u. L
10 South Range "a East. soixe Meridian. hwa
Med notice OfintsntioM 10 make final three
ysAr proof.to establish ciHim ~ ,hs land
above described. bsfore W D. Khooa, u. ..
Commissioner. ~ A limo, Idaho. M III. .stl,
day VI July. 1919. Claimant names wit
assses: John y. Thompson. John 4. Horne,
both Of Aln,o. Ida, NAlhsniAi Mont xnmsry
Charles Nom gomsry. both Of Yost. Utah.
20 Bon Gray. Register.
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Ssria Nos. oi5o36-o,So64


Ssria Nos s5o36-o,So64
Department OF the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at HALEY, Idaho.
June 70, 1910
Notice is hereby given that LOYAL
5. Hale, Of Oakley, Idaho, who, IN
April ~, 1914, made Homestead entity.
Serial No oI5936. for NE.-4, Section 20,
and who. on june u, 1915, made Add
tienAl Homestead Entry No o,So6A for
the Ella NWr4. III. SW,.1,
Section 20, Township "a South, Range
~ East, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention TO make FINAL three year
Proof, TO establish claim to the land
above described, before C.E. Strong,
U. $. Commissioner, ~ Oakley, Idaho,
on the a6th day of August, 1910.
Claiment names az witnessess
Benjamin T. Judd, Earl Whiteley, r. l..
Nickerson, {. -. McOmber, all of Oak
ley, idaho.
Ja7 Ben K. GRAY, Register
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A Canadian inventor has worked
out \ new application OF thrift In the
form of q gas which can be made
from straw. The invention will be Of
special value In farm communities, as
It will enable the farmers to utilize
straw that now goes to waste. The
gas Is made In 4 three-cyiinder retort.
Each cylinder holds a bale Of straw
seven feet long, two feet wide and
SIX Inches thick. With the chambers
closed the straw Is lgnited and allowed
TO burn from 30 to 40 minutes. II is
said that $4,000 cubic feet Of gas can
be generated from n ton Of straw, in
addition to which there will be by
products Of six to eight gallons Of tor
and $40 pounds Of carbon from which
semp black can be ebfnlDed
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
FINAL PROOF


|, Frank v. Clodowski. at Oakley, Ida. ,
the assignee Of Mrs. Horace McDer-
mout, who made entry No. 90
under III. provisions OF AN Act OF
tic Legislature of the Stale OF Idaho
commonly known AS the &c rey A,t".
approved March 2, 'S9o, which embraces
SWi-a META, Of section 9, Of ruwn
ship q south, of range ~ 4 Is. NJ. do
hereby give notice Of my intention 10
make final proof to establish my claim to
the land above described. and tina, | ex-
pect to prove that have resided on, re
claimed and cultivated said land as re-
CURED by law. before c. 4. Strong. car.
ey Act Land commissioner, at OakIe;
idaho. on the i,,h day OF July, 1910
by two OF the following witnesses:
VIM. C. Schiferl, Chesier Anderson, l.
:. Hanzel, +. ]. Hanzel, all OF Oakley,
idaho.
10 Frank V. CIodowski, Eniryman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

!, John G. Tooth, IT Churchill. ldah".
The assignee Of sadie +. Matthews. whu
made sntry No S4 nnner the pray,
sion. Of M Actof Legislature OF the STATE
~ idaho, commonly known as ths Carey
Act, ;" approved March 2. 1892 which EN-
braces NE 4 NE "a. 81 NE ~. OF
Section ~, III Township
~ south. II range 81 = Il. n d" hereby give
NOTICE Ut my inte, zion 10 MAKE Hnal ptuoi
10 establish my claim To the lard above
described. and that expect No prove ,hn,
have resided on. reclaimed Ard ruiii,st.u
said land AS required by law. fine & r.
Strong. Carey Act Land Commissioner. AZ
Oakley. ldnhs. mn The x2nd day Ut July. 1919
bv Two OF the fuli. why Witnesses: x Par
celi W. ". Rrinton. J. II. Crnner. II. J.
Buchanan All Of Churchill. idaho.
20 John &. Tooth Eniryman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


], Joseph K. Price, OF Oakley, Ida
no, the assignee Of Geo. A. iiaroldson,
who was the assignee Of Chas.
A. Jones. who made entry no, under the
provisions of an Act of the Legis-
laluic of the State Of Idaho, common
ly known as the "Carey Acl'', approved
March :, 800, which embraces SW IA
SW "a, Of Section "a, of township
~ 5, of range "a E. Is; NJ, do hereby
give notice Of my intention to make final
proof to establish my claim TO the land
above described, and that ! expect 10
prove tina. have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before G.. f.. Strong, Carey Act
Land Commits s,oncr, atOakley. Idaho. on
tie 5th day of August. 1910. by two
OF the following witnesses: Howard p,
Price. D. l.. Rowley, y. Leonard Price.
c. W. Layton, all of oakley. Idaho.
u Joseph x. Price, Entrvman
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Final prorf

Et00l rTOOI
l., john s. johnson, Of nuley, idaho,
the assignee OF Kebecca F. lynch
and Geo A. Dulitx.
who made Entry No. a96 and $40 under
the provisions oi an ACT OF
the Legislature of the State of Idaho.
commonly known As the "C.rey Act".
approved March 2. 1899. which embraces
E - Sc -, of Sec. IS, Of township -
South, OF range ~ + b. NJ, do he;e-
by give notice of my intention to make
hnal proof to establish my claim 10 the
land above described. and that expect
to prove that have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before {. E. Strong, Carey Act
Land Commissioner. al Oakley, Idaho,
on the as,h day OF July, 1919, by two
OF the following Witnesses: &. w.
Layton,J. O. Anderson. j. w. Milton,
Otto l.. Milton, all Of Oakley, idaho.
~ John 5. Johnson, Entryman.
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Awful Thought.

II was Dora's first trip on the ocean
and the water kept on going see-saw
and slipside and heaveho. and all sorts
OF uncomfortable. disagreeable things /;
SO that Dora began to get little giddy
and daxed and tired and hazy.
Clasping a large doll IN her arms.
she stood upon the deck by her moth
er's side.
Mamma y she suddenly exclaimed
and her face turned to delicate pale
green.
Eyes. darling; what Is the matterr'
"Oh, nothing, mamma. But IL
don't fink the rabbit l had for dinner
could have been Quite-quite dead T.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL CATION
EisiaI Prov,


Lois Stewart, OF Twi. Falls. Ids,h.
the assignee Of Albert h. Dreamer.
whrmsde entry no. ~ under the provisions
Of Mn Act cf the Legislature u the State OF
idaho, commonly known Hs,hsfC nrey a CT
approved March 2. 1893. which embraces
lat , 1T Sec Z, Of township IL =. of range II
+ y. Nj. do hereby give notice Of my int-u-
tion 10 make Hnal proof 10 establish my
claim 10 the land abnve described. and that
expect To prove ihatI hHve reside Il on re-
claimed and cultivated said land AS re-
quiredby Law. before T.. f. St'ong. Carey
Act Land Com tniSsio"er, ~ Otkie, Idaho.
on The 9Th day Of July iSiS by Dot the
following witnesscS: W g. Hall. Of MUIR
laugh. Idaho, Charles 'rist. {. y. briggs
OF Churchill. Idaho. >. =. Worthington
uf Oakley ldahosg
J6 Lois Stewart. Eutrymnn
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

]. John NJ Cheslsy, Of Oakley. Tdnho.
the axstEncs If Harry Crofts. The n&sienee
Of Harlan Page Pettigrew. who mn 10
entry No. Is under the provisions ofan Acs
of the Legislature OF m. State ~ idaho.
commonly known ssi The Carey Act" M
proved March 2. 1859, which embraces SW -
NEA. Of Section 49, OF I !: =. of xnge =. 4 h
~, dohereby give notice Ut IN y Intention 10
make dnAi proof to establish my claim 10
The land above described, and that I! expect
:" prove that have resided on reciximsti
And cultivated said land Ms required by Inv
Before Q. +. strong, Car.y A CO. Land Gum
missioner. Mt Oakley. idnho IN the -, h day
ofJnly 1919, by two ~ the following wit
"essos; G. W Layton, h. Leonard Prize, J..
. Anderson A Ray Mnsyneux. all OF Oak
ley. Idaho.
" John N. Ch.siey. Eatrymln
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Serial No. o'7.h
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCA1lCe

Department oil the Intc' ioi, u. S. LV'
Office at Hailey, Idaho. III
june 6, '9'sn(
Notice Is hereby given that George kid
patrick, OF Mou,on, Ida, who, on June !,
1918, made homestead entry, Serial No
oI799o, for Lots 2, ;. 4, Sec. !, + Ia nv
"a. W 10 NE -, sec. "a, Township g 5
range a. Eas, Boise Meridian, has files
notice Of intention 10 make final tire,
year proof to establish claim to the Iaut
above described, before c. <. Strong, U
$. Commissioners. at Oakley. idaho, o.
the 9th day Of September, 1910.
Claimant names a. witnesses. Erwi
Johnson, Joseph Willard, Garland YopI
William Nj. kirkpatrick. all O
Moulton, Idaho.
Ji3 Ben r. Gray. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

rlnAJ frOOI
1, Albert D.. Thurbsr. Of Oakley. Ida the
assignee OF Mark Austin who made entry
~" % under The provisi"'ss u an Act of the
Legislature Of this State OF Idaho commau
" k"awn AS the Carey Act,, approved
March :. 1889, which embraces sfg "a NE a.
NEA SEAof Section I. of township II south
OF rang. q Z b. NJ. do hereby give no.
lice OF my intention 70 make 6nal proof to
establish my Claim TO the hind Mbovs des-
cribed, and That expact to prove that [
have resided on. reclaimed and cultivated
said land ~ required BY law, before q T..
Strong. Carey AT Land Commissioner. Vt
Oakley Idsh". on the n day Of July, 1919.
BY two Ut the following Witnesses: J ".
Nft.o", otto u. Mist"n. Frank lynch. Hen
nv Erickson. all OF Oakley. Idaho.
70 Albert ID. Thuvber, Fntrymau.
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Superior kno~ledoe.

Education spoiis some people" said
Farmer Corntossei.
impossible"
swell. mebbe not In the long run.
But nearly ditched the spring wagon
this morning tryin' 10 listen to a young
man who thought II would he prefer
shle to say arise! to the horses In.
stead of get upr"
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Serial Nos. o'7IsJ--oza7t7
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, u. S
u~:I>. lA.k~

MULE. FUN TOoIJ\-<A Nm
DepA, tment OF the Interior, u;
Land Office al HALEY, Idaho.
june 9, 1919
Notice is hereby given thai CeoFge {
Buns, OF Oakley, Idaho, who, q
March "a, 1915, made Homestead entry
Serial No. o,7ia3. and who on Seps. I
1917, made Additional Homes tead entF
Serial No. o7a7I7 for tract Of px9|
acres within the Minidoka Naticj
Forest, in Sec. 10, ~ IS, u"survei
Township IS South, Range 40 n
Boise Meridian, embraced in honest l
entry survey No. 4'6, Lists Nos. al 4
and 4-zo7s, more particularly desert
by metes and bounds ~ follows
Beginning at corner No. !. from v
the quarter corner between Section II
& IS, Township IS South, ranges so
East, Boise Meridian, accepted bei,
IS deg. o. 80" K. i59.,l chains dHy
Thence N. So deg. "a W. 1907 T.
~ ~OyuS ANOs - tueIlIC Az OCk.
IS. s. chains to * rner no. ;; themes
deg. So v. 1900 chains to cornerfo
thence N. deg. So ". 400 cha
corner no. 5; thence N 81 deg. zo' u
chains 10 corner no. 6: thence Ne
7Q' W 34.s4 chains to corner no u;
N. 10 deg. II f. Is.s9 chains 10
no. 8; thence ). "a deg. ~ 4. I'D
to corner no. 9: thence 5 ! deg.Id
1871 chains to corner no. I, the ID
beginning. has filed notice Of inter
make final three yea, proof TO ei
claim TO the land above sc,ibedag
C.. 4. Strong, U. S. Commiss,oa-
Oakley, Idaho, on the 9Th day Gt,
1919. fs
Claimant names as witnesses: fe-
Rock, James Oklebe'ry, Wailac
Murray, Dsln" DINNER, al Of c.
tA.h IN
J'3 Ben X. GRAY, Regis
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Thu nest He Would Aax

"Does your wife believe every
thing you tell herr
"rm not quite sure about that. All
know Ia that she patiently listens
to everything tell her"
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J. Wylsy sessions, Knsrynan.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-19

spent Sunday afternoon at the home
of John RiRka..
Mrs. Harry Veeder and son Ray
mond spent Thursday afternoon al
Ed Morgan's.
A number of people from this
vicinity attended the ball game in
Elrosa Sunday.
Hugo Klar, il, returned Saturday
from York State where he had been
looking for hand.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Koterba were
business callers at Herman Klonne's
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hummer spent
Sunday of last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ripka and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ceynar and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Win Ceynar
and baby called On Harry Veeder Sum-
dey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Miller and
daughter, Gertie, spent Sunday at the
home of his brother, Peter Miller
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ritter and
daughter Mable spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Homer Hamilton in
Lyman Prairie.
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T. q y q p p q y q y y q y q
. LITTLE SAUK.
y y y = y y y . q q q q q y = >

H. S. Nelson was a Sank Centre
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Emma Schulter was a Little
Sank visitor Monday.
We have plecty of -four, bran and
shorts, Nelson, Little Sauk-adv.
The Erwin Elevator at Little Sank
Sank has closed foe the season.
For machinery and Irvine, see John
son at Little Sank. He carries a full
line of ever ything. adv
The coffee social held at Knute
Thompson's last Sunday for the Nor
wegian church, was we'll attended.
The Drager brothers have com; ], t.
ed the basement en- the new big
building which is now being erected
here.
Elmer Thompson is now section
foreman on the Browerville division
having received his promotion last
week. They have rented a house at
Browerville and will move his family
there. --...-
A bouncing baby girl was born at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Firm
stahl some few days ago. Otto is
all smiles now, having three girls.
There will be Sunday School at the
church at Little Sank Sunday at 1915
and all are invited. Swedish services
at II and English services at 7:30.
Come. ~
Mrs. P. o. Lystad was taken sud-
denly i'll Saturday evening, and was
operated on at DR.. Vans hospital Sun
day morning for appendicitis. We are
glad to report that she is recovering
nicely and as well as anticipated.
About twenty took dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shader
last Sunday. 1t was Mrs. Shader's
and dinner was served picnic
style out on the lawn. Among those
present were: Mrs. Myra Beach and
son, Forrest Call, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Karnes and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Inman Bees and daughter of Grey
Eagle and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. John
son and chilren, also Mrs. VIM. Moore.
They all had a pleasant time.