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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
I UrOCzyStO$Ci CzterdzieSto-
GodzinnegO NabOleiStWa
v Hawthorne.

Czrerdziesto-godzinne nabozehstwo w
! kosciele .. w. Matki Boskiej Czesto-
| chowskiei, gdzie prOboszczem jest n.
Bronislaw Czajkowski, odbylo sic W
dniach Ego, S-go i 9go b. m, a odbyio
sic tax uroczyScie. z TAXA gorliwoscla
/ miloScia, re Strony duchOwiehstwa jak
/ parafian, re jesli kiedy, to W tych
trzech dniach milo by{o BOgu utaJone-
mu w Najsw. Eucharystyi, przcbywac
wSr6d mas tn ma ziemi. Parafianie do
brze poieli doniosloSc tegO naboAen-
| silva. KoSci6} ami ma chwilc ME hyf
pr6zny. Cd brzasku dnia az do wtecZo-
ra sill mfodzi / starry. matki, kt0rych
dni przepefnione SO rozmaitemi tros~
ka mi / ME zbednemi obowiazkami, Of
cowie 20 dniu ezekiel i mozolnej pra-
cy. mfodziez, kt0ra SWAT ! uciecha
| swiatowa gdzieindziej wabify wszy-
soy nieomal cisnelt sic do o}tarza z
wiara ochocza, ufnoScla i mifOScia czy7
sta a gotowa do wszelIich poswiecen.
Kiedy doroSli ZniewOleni byli udac sic
do swych ~codziennych o~bowiazk0w, to
dzieci szkolne czuwaly pred NajSw.
| Sakramentem. | tax be- przerwy piyne-
Ia modftwa czysta jak liza ~dziceieca
pred Iron Boga ukrytego ma oltarzu,
a stad SLY laski obfite / Orzezwiajace
lax rosa wiosenna - }aski ~pr1ebacze-
MIA i dairy przer6hne. wstapi}y W nieje-
dino SERGE, moe 1 otucha, | niejeden wy
szed{ z koscio{a 2 przekonaniem, re
~przeciez Bog jest dobry 1 mi{osireny w
niebie | czuwa ma wszystkiem / ne ~
Gle ME Jest tax smutne | szare, jak do
tad sic wydawafo. N~abozenstwa w CA
sic Observation-Disclosures nabo1ehstwa
odprawialy sic W nastepujacym porzad-
ku: W ~niedzele jake W pierwszy
dzie6: Sumo odprawi} \. dr.. j. Kozio-
wski, a kazanie wygbosi1 X. Franciszek
OSITOW Shl. NDeSDpOIy "uCNDolO" 81
dzinie 7:30 celebrowa} x. Kazimierz
Slomi6ski, W asystencyi x. Stanis4awa
Radnieckiego, jake dyakona 1 Y. Fran
ciszka Tyrchy, jake subdyakona. Funk
eye mistrza cercmonii sprawowa} X.
Antoni W~iSuiewskl. Kazanie wyglosil
X. Jan Mecikowski. " poniedzialek Su-
me odprawH Y. Stanisiaw Doberstein.
2 Blue Island, ILL.,. a slOwo Boie wy
powfedzia} Y. Wincenty Nowakowski.
Nieszpory wiecHorem celebrowai y.
Bonifacy I~waszewski. c. s. c., W asy-
| stencyi Y. Jana Grembowicza. jake dy-
| a kona | Y. Edwarda Schusters, jake
| subdyakona. Mistr1em ceremouii by&
x. Aloizy Sz~czerkowsh. Sfowo Boie
wypowiedztaa X. Julian GrzezihsH. We
vtorek: Sumo odpraw1 x stantssaw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

lnskich n~icktorych dzicnnikarzy,
mic maja oni tc1 7ywotncgo lnte-
resu W w-alce T. bolszewizmem, "
lie potrafi7 sic zabezPieczyc pred
wtargniecicm lego w swoie gra-
nice. w intcresie zas Aliantow
zachodnich moze Jezet ~raCzcj to,
aby Rosya pozoSta'a s'aha ! rozbi-
ia, a mic stanela 7 mimi do konku-
renew iako panstwo odrodzonc /
slime. Wobcc togo - konkludule
rrasa bcrlirlSka - atak alianCki
przcciw boIszcwikom moze wkrot
&C zupcinie sic zakohczyt.
Tutejszy organ socyalistyczny
..Norwaerts' zajmujc charaktery-
stvczne stanowiskO. starajac sic
wykazaG. ze Niemcy powinny sic
starat o nawiqzanic dobrych sto-
sunk6w ! porozumicnia 7 Rosy2
lbecna. gdyz ley to w ich interc-
SIC zarowno ckonomicznvm jak
politycznym / zqda stanowczo
wycoiania woj>k nicmicckich 7
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
HOUSE WRA--
CA DO PARYZA.

Paryz, H. wrzesnia. - PiAko-
wink F.. NJ, House. ukonczyi juz
swe pracc W Angjii, jake prowa-
dill tam W zwiazku i W intereSie
Iigi Narod6w ! powrdci do Parry,
"a w niedzicle, albo w p]oniedzla,
lex. adv zajac I'VE miejsce Jake
Icdcn Z czHonkow amerykanskie'
dcIcgacyi pokojowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

Gets It.. u tego powoiu Gets IT. nal
lepIej sic s~przedaje re wszystkicn le-
karstw ma nagniotdti. Znaczy 20 Zakon-
genie kiopotu z nagniotkiem. Ma lwlr-
de nagniotki, miekkie ~naEniotki. bar
dzo stare nagntotki. mIoIe nagnI"tki,
nagntotki miedzy paloami odci.k:, to
znaczy predkle yak ohczenie cierp;cnia
Gets IT, przyho4yc bierzc . aibo . Sc
kundy. Potrzebujecie tylkO : lab &" Hro-
pie. TAX latwe jak podpisywanie VIA
snego naDwiska. Me potrzeba juz OBJ
wtjania, plastrow, bandazy, rozy, nozy-
GEEK, pink wv 4 ostrych brZytew. ZnisZ-
czcie nagniotki, naresZcie p~oZbadzcie sic
bch.
Gets II" jedyne. pewne, ~Swaranto-
wane zwracajace ~pieniadZe lekarstwo
ma odciaki, kosztuje d~robnostke, W kaz-
def apiece. Wyrabtane przeZL. Law.
renee and Co., Chicago, Ill. (Og2)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
NIEMIECKIE OPINIE o
WALCE z

Berlin, IL. wrzeSnia. - kwe--
stya rosyjska wvbija sic znow ma
pierwsze miejscc W politycc euro
pejskiej. Prasowo komcntuJq tu-
tai, ze zapowiadany Skonccntro--
wany atak ma Petrograd, 20 kto-
rym spodziewano sic stanowczych
rczultatGw, iamic sic i przechodzi
We fiasko.
Estonia i F;nlandya ME robiq
wcaIc sckretu 7 togo. IL nic mo-
Ga Gala si{a wziac udzialu " mar
szu ma dawna StOlice Carow, uWa-
zajac sic "a zbyt sIabc do takiego
przedsiewziecia. W Estonii kla-
sv robotnicze sprzeciwiaja sig
dalszej wojnie, a nadto Estonczy-
CIV saba. re Rosya boiszcwicka
moze IepleJ ZagWarantoWaC III
Intercollegiate anizeli odrodzona
Rosya nacyonaliStyczna.
zvwszv udzia} W ataku NJ Dol
szewik0w biora Lotysze i Litwi-
nj. ale pisma tutejsze przypisuja
to faktowi. re narody te ME zdo-
.by}y jeszcze tych wszystkich te-
ryrory6w, do jak;ch roszcza sobie
pretensye. Gdy to sic stanie, ich
zainteresowanie w walce Z RoSyq
sowietow osiabnie znacznie, zwla
SEGA wobec okolicznoSci, re Lit
wa moze zechce uzyc swych armil
przeciw Poisce.
Co do Polakow, to zdaniem Der
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
ZWIAZKI "a
UPANSTWOWIENIEM KO-
PAIN BRYTYJSKICH.

Glasgow, II. w~rzesnia. - Cd
bywaj4cy sic tutaj Powszechny
kongres przedstawicieli zwiazkow
zawodowych oSwiadczy} sic ma
wczorajszej sesyi olbrzymia wig
kszoScra giosow "a upafstwowie-
MEM kopaln wegla W Anglii. GNo-
suiacy "a wnioskiem reprezento-
wall 4,478,O0O g1osow, przeciw--
nicy zaS tylko 1000.
Rezultat tego glosowania sta
via caly kongres i wszystkie
zwiqzki zawodowe W szeregach
szermierzy postulatow gornikow
Y. kwestyi nacyonalizacyi kopath.
przyjeta rezolucya domaga sic,
ably rad przeprowadzif jak NARY
CHIEF upahstwowienie kopalh, O.
raz zorgsnizowaf funkcyonowanie
ich pod kontrola wspolna swych
representative i g6rnik6w. Gdy-
by rad do tego sic ME zastoso--
wal, ma bye zwotany drugi, spe-
cva1ny kongres, ktory postanowi,
iakiej akcyi nalezy sic chwycic,
sby rad zmusic do pos}uszer-
silva.
Wnioskodawca, delegat Smile,
oswiadczyl ie ~upahstwowiente
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11

sob. ktdre zostan2 pociqgniete do
Observation-Disclosures sadowrj W
zwiqzku T. bczprawiami zbrodnla
mi boIszewickicmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
AUTONOMIA OLA GoRNEGO
SLASKA?

Berlin, II. wrzesni.a - Tutej-
sly ..Lokal .Anzeiger'" donosi, re
rad pruski ma zamiar zapropo--
nowac szerokq autonomie ola Cor
nego Slaska ably W ten sposob po-
zyskac prowincye te ola panstwa
niemieCkie9o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
,,GetS-It" Odrazu
OdryWa OdciSki

Dwie kropIe to Ddniaiajq bez kiOpotu.
NfEdy ME zaNyiedzie.
Jedynym sposobem pozbycia sic Cd
cisk NV Jest przez wydarcie TAX jalk
zdZ!eracie naprzyktad sk6re z banana.
Jest tylko jedno lekarstwo ma odciski
kt0re je uSuwa W ten SpOSob, q to Jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
Tipperary / Dublin.
OBAWY ROZRUCHoW w
BERLINIE.

Berlin, II. w~rzesnia. - Rad
berlihski obawia sic wybuchu no
wych rozruchow komunistycz--
nvch i W przewidywaniu ich gwar
dye. Noskego umacniaja pozycye
mad Sprewa, oraz r~ozstawiaja pc
domach i r6znych miejscach ka--
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w


Berlin, II. wrzesnia. - w Clio
gowie ma Slasku przyszlo do po-
waznych zaburzeh ma tie niedo--
statku zywnoSci i celem stlumie.
MIA ich. wezwano wojsko, ktore
zrobito uzytek z karabin6w ma
szynowych i recznych granatow.
Dziesiec osob zostaAo zabitych, a
II .ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
)rOwinCvi nadbaltvCkiCh.
WOJSKA
USTEPUJA z LITWY.

Berlin, II. wrzesnia. Otrzy-
mana tn I koenigsbcrgu depesza
donosi, le niemicckie wojska u
stapily juz kompletnic z teryto-
.ryow litewskich poioionych ma
po}udniowv wsch0d Cd Memla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
.DoMAGAJA sIE WYDANIA
BELL KUN.

Wieden, II. wrzesnia. - Gabi-
net wegierski uchwali{ jednoglos-
ME zazadac cd Austryii wydania
by}ego kacyka bolszewickiego,
Bell Kun.
Ma Wegrzech dokonano do tel
pory. aresztowania okofo $500 o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
ANGLIA ZNOSI IRLANDZ-
KIE ORGANIZACYE.

Dublin, H. w~rzesnia. - Rad
brytyjski wydal dekret, ma pod
stawie kt6rego w powiecie Cork
zostaja milestone wszystkie ir--
Iandzkic organizacye, jak Sinn
FeiniSci, Liga Galicka. Ochotnicy
Irlandzcy it'd. Ponadto wprowa-
dzono obostrzony stan prawa w
powiatach: Cork, Limerick, Clare,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
HIszPANIA UJMUJE SIZE IA
SAN

Madryt, II. wrzesnla. Rad
hiszpahski ~przcsiaf do Waszyng-
tonu list podpisany przcz pre-
w6dc6w wszystkich parlamentar-
nych stronnictw tamtejszych,
ktory ~stwi"rdza, &c obecnie zdaje
sic bye najstosowniejszy GAS ola
Stanow Zjednoczonych do zakOn
czcnia militarnej okupacyi San
Domingo.
Amerykaiscy marynarze' costa
L, jak wiadomo, odkomenderowa
nj do San Domingo w liStopadzie
1914, 2 powodu zagrazajqccj tam
rcwolucvi. w roku 1917 stanq}
pomiedzy San Domingo a Ame--
ryka traktat, ma podstawie ktore-
so ia ~ostatnia objeia faktyczny
OrOteLtorat mad pW1 wvSDa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-11
TeIegTamy zagTaniczne'
Dokonczenie ze strorrcy

cku i czuja do Polakow nicnawlsc
z powodu rzekomvoh swyoh
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
MADOC

Mrs. S. A. Boyd, of Williston, N.
D., arrived Monday for few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Il. c.
Skarie.
Mark Hansen, of Scobey, was a
business visitor in Madoc Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steiner re-
turned to Madoc last Friday after
a three months sojourn in the state
of Washington.
Mrs. H. E. Lockrem entertained
the Lutheran Ladies Aid last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Hellvig, the present owner Of
the Hotel Mcdonald, was down from
Scobey Saturday and announced his
intention of opening that hostelry for
business in the near future.
Mr.. Phil Capistrant of Swan Lake,
Mont, has returned to Madoc.
H. C. Sharie, Roy Field and Gale
Aldrich have obtained some very
promising thoroughbred Shorthorn
stock, through the State Bank Of
Madoc the past week.
Joe Paradis returned from train
ing camp a few days ago.
Gus Vail, manager OF the Mon
tana Stores Co, spent Sunday in
Whitehall.
Mr.. nj. L. Baoudine returned to
his home at Abercrombie, N. d., last
week. While here he disposed of
his homestead, selling the one quar-
ter to James Morrison, and the 9TH
er to Mrs. L. A. Aldrich.
Mr.. A. Anderson, of Berthold, N.
D., has spent several days here in
the interests of the Tenney Company.
Paul Palmer has resumed his
former position with A. ]. Wood as
blacksmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rude spent the
week end at Scobey.
Mr.. J. M Durkin made a hurried
visit along the main line last week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
WHITEHALL

Mrs. J. P. Nelson, who came home
from Outlook last week, has been
sick at her home since last Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson and children
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson and child
rem returned from the East last
Tuesday.
The st. Patricks day dance was
well enjoyed by all, about go tickets
were sold and about $35 were taken
in for the supper. Mrs. CASTOR Bu-
reau won the prize for the best Ia
dies costume and Mr.. Art Upper
the gentlemen's prize.
Asa Dunn was vacclnatlng cattle
for E. w. Weaver Thursday, as a
preventative from further losses
from blackleg.
A party was given at the home OF
Selma Overland Saturday night for
the pupils of the Grammar room and
q few from the intermediate room
Games were played and refreshments
served. All reported having a GOOD
time.
The Misses Nelson have been VS.
ting with Miss Foster the past week
P. C. Casper and family are back
from their winters visit in Ne"
York.
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him about week to get things in
shape as the place has been closed
all winter.
A Progressive Whist party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger d. Burke on the evening of
March 18th. The decorations were
green in honor of the day, st. Pat
rick's. A delicious lunch was served
at twelve O'Clock, which was indeed
credit to the hostess, Everybody
present declared it a delightful ev-
ening well spent.
The weather man seems to have
it in for the auctioneer and those
who wish to hold auction sales these
days, several of them having been
postponed until later dates.
Word was received here that R. j.
Coughlin was expected back from
Lewistown, Mont, about Sunday. He
has been confined in the st. Joseph
Hospital in that city with the Flu
since the 7th of March, but came
through all right, which we are
pleased to state.
Joe Lehnen, nephew of Pete Ruiz,
on the BONES farm, arrived on Tues
day to spend the summer Young
Lehnen just returned from France
| where he served thirteen and one
half months in the trenches. He be-
longed to the Medical Corps and
| took part in some of the important
engagements, coming through with
| out a scratch.
J. FL. Jacobson and family returned
last Saturday from Grand Forks, N.
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!, where they have been since last

d., where they have been since last
fall.
Bobbie Burns left for Stanley, N.
d., Sunday on business.
III. A. Simon returned from the
east Wednesday where he has been
since last November. He has been
in Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa., and
other states since he left.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Could, Fri
day, March 14th, a girl.
Hans Yjos returned Tuesday from
California where he has been spend
ing the winter months.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wagonhalls,
March 9th.
Knapp-Crandell Mercantile Co. are
having their store remodelled this
week, new shelves being put in and
other improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nj. Hanson and
child returned Sunday from Los An
geles, Cal, where they have been
spending the past two months.
The Peoples Meat Market changed
hands this week, Sam Burgess selling
his interests to Hans Olson aud
Bert Sletto.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-03-28
CULBERTSON

E: R. Maxam left for Helena We'd
nesday night.
Rev. Hollis will conduct services in
Mondak and Lakeside Sunday.
Mr.. Phillips of the Williston Oil
& Gas Co. met his son in Culbertson
yesterday.
The State Bank of Culbertson is
having the interior reprinted and
decorated.
Willard Peterson returned home
about week ago from the Wesleyan
University at Helena.
Miss Margaret Savord left We'd
nesday for Bismarck, N. D., after
spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. J. G. Nugent.
Kirk Kellogg of Wolf Point was in
town Wednesday. He has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff at his home
town.
A Fordson tractor school will be
held in .Culbertson, Mont, for two
days, March 81 and April 1.
Andrew Peterson of Andes, Rich
land county, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Shufelt of Wolf Point
has been selected as one of the
clerks in the Clerk and Recorders
office at Mondas.
Otto Waldos, a farmer living north
of town, plowed through the drifts
last SATURDAY and was one of the
few farmers in town on that day.
H. J. Anderson and the Culbertson
High School Basket Ball team will
go to Wolf Point tomorrow, where
they will have hot cams with the
Wolves.
L. K. Devlin of Havre, Deputy
Humane officer for northeast Mon
tana, was in town Wednesday. He
will visit Mondak, Medicine Lake,
Plentywood and Scobey. He compli-
mented Culbertson as to the welfare
of the children in this vicinity.
P. J. Eie, former resident of
Culbertson, but now of Medicine
Lake, was in town Tuesday. He re-
Gently returned from Phoenix, Ariz.
His family will return later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jarvis, W.
T. Stephens and Mrs. Frank Steph-
ems and daughter returned from a
visit to the coast yesterday. The
Jarvises stopped over in Culbertson.
Mrs. Frank Stephens stopped in
Glasgow to visit her sister, Mrs.
Grogan and Mrs. Mann and w. I.
Stephens went on home to Scobey.
Miss Madge Dick returned home
last Sunday from a six weeks vaca-
ton and has resumed her position as
assistant cashier of the State Bank.
She visited friends in Butte, Ana
conda, Hamilton, Missoula and other
western Montana points. She is
looking fine and reports splendid
time.
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REDSTONE

Oscar Aslakson of Flaxville was
in town Thursday.
M B. McAllister is county seat
visitor today Friday. :.
R. w. Lee is confined to his nome
with influenza. 1
Misses Christensen and Hegland
were Plentywood visitors Sunday.
Oral Ness and Joy Wigniore were
Madeleine Lake visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Harry johnson of Plenty
wood is a visitor at the farm home
of R. w. Lee.
Mrs. Arthur Blase spent several
aows This week visiting at the Henry
Gray home. - 80
Mrs Milo Beardslee has been on
~ 80 LIST the past week, suffering
with tonsilltls., n Th,rs.
Lars Brastad was at Navajo lhurs-
." Rob Dickey of Daleview was a
Redstone visitor Monday.
r G. Douns of Plentywood was
Redstone visitor Tuesday.
Miss Cornelius was Flaxvllie VS.
;tor a few days this week.
Alfred Olson was over from Daie-
view Monday and Tuesday. !,
John Kramer of Daleview was cali
mo on friends here Monday. =,
Tbe Red Cross Society met with
Mrs Crippen Thursday afternoon.
NJ Accent 7, Noonley of Archer was
transacting business IN TOWN iues,
day. E,.,;1,a visited
Of the Selmar Cornelius home Over
Sunday.
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Mrs. Jack Merwin returned T,ec-
Gay from Canada where she has haan
visiting. W nos 0eei
Mr.: and Mrs, C. B. Bull and daugb-
yer VISITED at Glen Ingels farm We'd
NANNY Sheridan, one of the Wolf
Sfeek farmers, was transactinp!
business in Redstone TUESDAY,.
Jos. Goltermann was called IN b;s
Old home in Missouri, by the serions
illness of his father. He left here
Sunday morning.
A number of our Young neonlo
Went over to Daleview Thursday ev-
emng where they attended a dancing
party. They report having an enioy-
| able time.
Inns section was visited by the
worst storm of the winter last Sat-
urday. The weather fortunately was
not cold, which greatly modified the
effect of the storm.
Baldur Jensen went over to Flax
VILE Wednesday where he will assist
In the tlaxville Nero. Co. store, dur
ing their sale, which will start Mon
day, March oath.
A delightful birthday party was
held at the Redstone Hotel March
18th IN honor of Miss Dora Hubbard.
whist, dancing and music were en-
Joyed until eleven o'clock when de-
llclous lunch was served. The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson,
Misses Myrtle Harmon, Emma and
Ruth Gray, Arnold Turnquist, Ed.
Ralnault and Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen.
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ANTELOPE

Mr. Madden, yard superintendent
b the st. Anthony & Dakota firm,
'hre this week on business.
Mss Josie Ternquist, who has
M visiting at her brothers place
|N LahI, N. D., returned to Ante
% Saturday.
Agent H. R. Peterson this week
RchaSed the L. F. Goodal resi-
elce In the north part of town and
q moved into the same.
Vie Grlmsrud, father of the Grims-
NJ boys east of town, has purchased
y me home of Geo. Ellis in the
S1h part of town.
deo. Els had car of coal shipped
! his week for his steam outfits.
@ge has rented his land to his
oslnS from Minnesota and just
I y on making some improvements
o9 keeping his steam outfits busy.
~ I L, WamSley, local agent for the
my Yards, has rented the N. c.
~ sEsen residence north of the Opera
y -ase, and will occupy same April
= Mr.. Nielsen will make some i'm
~ IN the way of a base
not and cistern.
asge In. Larsen, who farm several
Tuled acres east of Antelope was
,%slnesS visitor in the town last
VA E1' he is looking for some colts
~'a Strayed from his place.
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terday. ~ 'he eity yes
3. A; Nereson will farm on a h.
scale this year. oA a Dig
Miss Olga Nelson is visiting a.
oowoeiis, going down Tuesday.
Kev. Fr. Hennessy will hold MOS,
IN Weseby Sunday, March % '
MISS Guda Stageberg visited cros-
oy reiatlves, returning Tuesday
MRS. Stadig and children v;s;toa !.
the farm. p0iei'S on
Aucuoneer Arnold was in tho .;+,,
Monday and Tuesday and out nortb
TO cry auction sales. va
Ole and Oscar berg, Thos. Bero
ana son and Carl Ekre, all of Sask
was IN the city Tuesday.
ole Bergen was attending to busi-
ness in the city Tuesday.
lrvln Effinger is in the city visit
ing and looking after business
Mr.. y. Sannerud returned Tuesday
from visit to the cities on business
w. j. Bruchman of Ambrose was
LOOKING after his land interests in
this section this week.
Mrs. Ole Sather spent a week nv
two visiting relatives in the country
returning home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Otheim are at
Northfield, Mimi, where Mrs. Otheim
will undergo an operation.
MIR. A. Eldred, Minneapolis bust
ness man, is in the city looking for a
renter for his big farm north of the
city which he purchased of G. F.
Ventzh short time ago.
Mrs. A. L. Simpkins went to Minot
tuesday and will have her tonsils re-
moved before returning.
q. F. VentzH is spending the win
ter in northern Minnesota woods
Giving like Robinson Crusoe, he
wrote Mr.. Eldred.
Miss Clara Sather was in the city
Tuesday. She says her father is
planning his next winters trip and
proposes taking his family along.
The Westby Red Cross has re-
ceived limited amount of knitting
and sewing for refugees and ladies
are invited to help get it ready for
April shipment.
Joy Roycraft was over to the city
Tuesday from his Comertown ranch.
He rather expects his family home
from the east, where the children
are in school, some time next month.
The Dorcas ladies' aid will have
their sale at the home of Carl Ham
mer, 4 miles southwest of Westby
Saturday, March 20, at 2 o'clock.
Free lunch before sale. Each lady
is requested to bring a basket which
will be sold. A cordial welcome to
all.
Ben Leibach arrived in New York
City March 18th, and was assigned TO
U. S. Debarkation Hospital No. 3.
He expected to be sent to the military
hospital in Missouri, his home state,
and given a furlough. Ben writes
he is "glad to be back in the old U.
S. A., Gods Country"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hessenaur left
Tuesday for Carlinvile, ILL.,, where
they will make their home. He has
accepted position with the Standard
Oil Company. Before leaving they
rented their far INTO Bonnie Nereson
for two years.
Those from the Westby district at
tending the FreundSkeem wedding
at Flaxton are Messrs. and Mesdames
Jacob Freund, C. D. Larsen, Peter
Johnson, Maurice Johnson, Peter
Norgaard, Misses Agnes and Martha
Nelson, Betty Johnson, Lydia Ras-
mussen, Messrs. Arnold Hansen, Ar
thur Nelson, Herman Johnson, Han
sen Rasmussen.