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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-24

presented and on motion of Beckwith
seconded by Keller. same was ordered
held up until the Rotospeed machine
purchased of them was put in work
order. Will A Beach to be notified Of
said action.
Claim Of Richard Jones for l3 90 for
acknowledgements oil tax sale certi-
ticates was rejected
Bond OF Il. w. Witherspoon for
81 600 as Register Of Deeds was APP
proved.
Bond Of Ralph w. Hutchinson, as
| States Attorney for 81. 900 was appoved
Bond Of Christian Anderson as JUS
tice - the Peace. for $500 was approx
ed, he holding his office by reason OF
no successor to his Office having been
elected.
1t was moved by Becky with second.
ed by Keller, that the purchase OF an
Avery Tractor 10y the Commissioners
at the State Convention at Sioux
Fails be approved. Motion carried.
1t was moved bv Beckwith second
ed by Keller that the purchase of an
Adams Grader by the Commissioners,
at he State Convention at Sioux
Falls be approved. Motion carried.
1t was moved by Beckwith second
ed by Keller, that the Clerk Of Courts
b; requested to complete the birth
and death records for 1918, IS soon as
possible, and that he be required in
future to have these records filed ac-
cording to law, and kept up TO date
Motion carried.
Following claims allowed:
f O Lewis expenses to State
Convention at Sioux Falls 80 20
J w Beck with expense to State
convention at Sioux Falls 36 81
Oh Blakely county ageni salary
for December 1918 Is 0O
Brown. 81 Saenger county supplies 80 Is
News Printing Co school supplies II 43
Educator Supply Co school and
county supplies II 55
Educator SUPP y Co school sup
plies 3 III
B J Breier sherifrs expense in
case of State VS. Strong and
Estes 81 &C
Thomas HGreen superintendent
OF Schools, November and
December salary $50 0O
9 EBittner cement, and hauling
lumber and cement ll9 sc
CT Shining road work Is 90
Jim Bear road work Is 70
Board adjourned until / p. m.
c.. w. KERIIN, +. o, LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Saturday, January IL, 8 a. 7

Saturday, January IL, 8 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
1t was moved by Beckwith, second
ed by Keller, that the Northern
Causalty Co., be relieved from liabili-
ity on the bond OF Herman Helleck-
son, former County Commissioner
from the time his duties as County
Commissioned ceased in June 1918.
applications for refund Of taxes by
Jesse Iyott, for IL 08 for 1912. Ia GO
for 1913 and for n IS for 1915, were
rejected.
Applications of Meiiette County
News and Mellette County Pioneer to
be designated as Official county papers
for the year 1919 we're presented and
&AownvuA NJ M4NHAA44t IN tyHtAN gE~4M I'M
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Notice For Publication.
Department OF the Integany,

Department OF the Integinr,
U.s., Land once ut Gregory. S6tfth Deeots
January % 1915
Notice is hereby given that Frank Hakl. OF
Wood. 8, D.. who. o N April 10. 1912, made Home
stead Entry, No, pd432rC chamberlain, 0I5e7-
Gregory fqE, Nh !, seetior.!t. Township Elm,
notice OF intention t0make Fiye-year Rpook,
b establish claim to the land,aB0Yp dgscstbed
before Fred @. Kirch, u. 8, Commissioners q
his Office AZ Wood. D. d.. on the 2lst day OF
February 1915.
Claimant names a. witnesses, Frank q.
Richardson. William Fr~edrickson, Gilbert l..
Watson, Frank Paseka, oil OF Wood. 8. Oak.
Proof made according to law under which
entry was made. =
EDWIN M. SrARcHER.
sos Register.
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Friday. January 10, l p. b

Friday. January 10, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Motion made by B~eckwith, second
ed by Keller, that States Attorney be
given the middle room on the wtst
side of the Court House for an Office
room. Motion carried.
Balance Of afternoon spent i'm check
ing up Auditors and Treasurers books
Board adjourned until 8 a. m. Jan.
uary IL.
G. w. KERLIN, +. J. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

Final Proof Noticespublishedin the PIoNAxE
will be run the required length OF time. fsuS
where the publication fee Of six (e6) has beer
paid the afhida Wit of proof Of publications VII
be sent TO the officer before whom proof Is mad
weshall hold affidavit until the publication
Zee Is paid, This afidav Wit must be secured b.
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remit the publication Tee ate least two weeks
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Thursday, January 8, 1919, 8 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Beckwith, Kel
Ter.
Application Of r. j. Cummings for
ref und Of 26 % on 1917 taxes, on ac-
count of cattle being assessed in
wrong school district, was approved
for that amount.
Following claims allowed: +.
o Il Litchfield lumber for bridges 1 &c
l. C. Hodges material for road boss 4 q
Hugh Mulltn county Commits
sioner mileage and per diem 10 on
Richard Jones premium on bond
Of 3 w Witherspoon as Reg
lister Of titles 5 90
Mitchell Publishing Co county
supplies 90
Board spent balance of forenooE
checking up books of Auditor and
Treasurer.
Adjourned until | p. m.
&. w. KERLIN, j. B BECKwITH,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Wednesday, January Is. 1919, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment
All members present.
Board continued checking Auditors
and Treasrrers books, and it was
found that the cash balance In the
the hands of the Treasurer at the end
Of business on December 3lst, 1913,
was $27, 990.5l.
Balance OF afternoon spent In check
ing up Register of Deeds books.
Board adjourned until Thursday.
January rs, Ga. m. $500
G. w. KERLIN, II. q. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
Thursday. January lG. 1910 q 4. nj.
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As taken frCm anothers lip,
And 10 ted down upon o slip;
And Al someone has lied 70 us.
Please shun this once when you Gus.

The sno has practically all dlsap
peared.
6. l.. Watson made a business trip
to Winner, Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Fulton spent Sunday
with home folks near Cody.
There was another good roads meet
ing at White River last night.
1t is reported that w. II. r. Hicks
has sold his ranch south of town,
Miss Wayne Shepard spent Ssn
day with her parents at Berkeley.
There was a dance In the old East
man pool hall building last Monday
night.
Scott Merrill enjoyed a good feed
at the w. j. Palmer home west of
town Sunday.
V. r. Branson was up on his home
stead west of White River, Saturday
"homesteadin."
Frank Kriehn came out from Win
ner last Saturday, where he had been
for the past two week..
1t is said the warm weather Of the
past two or three weeks is causing
the buds on the trees to swell.
This spring like January weather
is saving the stockmen many a load
of mighty precious hay these days.
When in Winner 90 to Feeney's
Confectionery for a good cigar, a,nice
box of candy,or fresh fruits. 2ltf
1t is reported that Chas Freeman
who left here last summe to enlist in
the navy is in Winner. Gradually the
boys are coming home,
Kelley Leighton is reported to be
very sick at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. John Bonser. MI. Leighton is
one of the real old timers in these
parts.
Bis Nollsch and wifew who have been
employed on a ranch in Todd county
south of Carter are moving back to
the Nollsch place near Happy Hollow
Chursh.
Rolla Hedrick went to Winner,
Wednesday, to attend to some bust
ness matters, and from there he OK
poets to 60 to Kansas for a short visit
before returning to his work in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Sadie Abourezk who has been
here for the past month or six weeks
visiting with her brother G. Abourezk
left last Saturday for Winner and
Gregory. She was accompanied by
her son George Abourexk.
When Nebraska ratified the FEEDER
al constitutional prohibition amend
ment last week, old King Alcohol re
ceiyed q knock ..out from which he
will not recover in many . day. Ma
tional prohibition will soon be q fact.
Clarence Dustrude is now carrying
the matt between here and Carter,
and he has another man on the other
end between Winner and Carter, and
this arrangement will probably be
until roads are reasonably
good again.
p. Scott Merrill left Wednesday
for Lincoln, Nebrlska, where he goes
10 say good bye to his oldest sister
who leaves sometime next week for
overseas, where she goes as . Red
Cross 1urse. Scotty expects to be
rome about q week
There wasn't very many out to
last Sunday. With this beau
iful weather, and tie roads getting
more passable. the 6u practically dis
ppeafed from this vicinity, there
uRht to be . good attendance at
hurch next Sunday morning.
Carl Slaughter writes us that be
as discharged from Uncle Sans aer
Ice Oh December 18th, and that be- is
~ ENJOYING . visit with bone folks
7ICostseeviIls, Wost Virginia. CARL
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Tuesdar January IA, 1917, l p. m
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Lewis, Beck.
with, Keller,
Following claims allowed:
B j Breier sheriffs fees and mile
age l22 Al
John Atkinson auto hire for
surveyor C
Nebraska Telephone Co rent for
January 4 90, Tolls Nov 3 to
December 10. 5 GO 8 6C
@ Fl Blakely county agent ex-
pense for December SIS %
Board checked up sheriffs books and
balance of afternoon spent in discus
sing problems In connection with
Sneriffs fees.
Board adjourned until 8 a. a., jan
uiry 18th.
G, w. KERLIN, f. o LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Wednesday, January Is, 1919, 8 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present; Lewis, Beck
with, Keller.
Forenoon spent In checking up
Auditors and Treasures books.
Adjourned until / ~ m.
@. w. KERLIN, f. o. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman
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Members present: Lewis, Keller.
Bond of E. Fl. Mclean as County
Assessor, for $4,000 was presented and
approved by the Board.
Balance of forenoon spent checking
up books of Register of Deeds, and 1t
was found that the amount collected
by Register of Deeds since July Isl
was 1857 .85, and that the amount
turned over to the Treasurer in fe,s
collected was 1857 .85.
Board adjourned until l p. m.
G. w. KERLIN, f. 0. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman
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Mr.. Ellis who bought a fine quarter
Of land about . mile east Of Wood
was here last week and SAYS he ex
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Saturday, January IL, 1919, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment:
Ali members present.
1t was moved and seconded that
VI. l.. O'Reilley continue in office as
Coroner until his successor shall be
elected and qualify. Motion carried.
Following claims allowed:
Nj l. O'Reilley superintendent
board of health Nov and Dec 10 90
NJ l. O'Reiley superintendent of
health, quarantine inSpec-
ton and mileage .1l9 IS
Hanna G Schmitter inspection
Of Wood Hotel 20 co
p j Navin auto hire for board
of health IL 90
Don r Terpin auto hire for
board of health 40
Perkins Brothers Co, supplies
for county agent % So
L l. Cameron justice OF peace
fees State VS. Harbaugh 255
r w Hutchinson States Attor-
ney expense State VS. Strong
and Estes 90
j A Wheeler surveying, mileage
and blue prints on Belvidere
Cedarbutte road POT %
Q w Grimshaw surveyors assis-
tant 30 co
j A Burns auto hire for county
commissioners and surveyor ii so
Board then adjourned until Tues
day January l4th, 8 a. m.
G. w. KERLIN. f. o. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman
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Thursday, January 10TH, 1919, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
1t was moved and seconded that a
.harge Of SOC per hundred dollars be
made on all loans from the State Per-
manent School Fund TO cover expense
Of looking at land and interest paid
by country. Motion carried.
Following applications for loans
from the State Permanent School
Fund were approved:
John Ii Sanders 800 90
Alexander Peterson 900 %
Jennie A Tuthill 500 90
j lines A Paleck 1000 90
Roy Philip Bruce 1000 90
Application of j, A. Edmonds for
loan of 1900 on was rejected.
Balance of applications were nDt
acted on, because Of no funds on hand
Following claims allowed:
Patrick Mcdonald election clerk 6 90
Francis Mcdonald election clerk 6 90
Claude Mcdonald ele ction clerk d 90
l. w billiard election judge and
registration clerk ID 90
ThoS Ii. Green visiting schools
and mileage 10 80
John Mortenson juror fees 30
J w Beckwith county commits
sioner No 3 mileage and per
diem 81 90
Henry Kellec county commissi-
oner No 2 mileage and per
diem A go
+ D Lewis county commission
er No l mileage and per diem SO 80
b ] Breier delinquent taxes col
lected for December 1918 II 90
1t was.moved and seconded that
electric lights be installed In the
in hall, M in vault, and n In the
basement.
1t was moved by Keller and second
ed by Beckwith, that the County Au-
diter be allowed a deputy for ten
months for the ensuing year, and that
the Treasurer be allowed a deputy for
four months, Motto carried.
5Bo',d of G. w. Kerlin a County
Treasurer, for SIS, 0OO.CO was approved
Bond of Richari Jones as County
Auditor for 100000 was approved.
1t was agreed that the present
.Audito- and Treasurer remain In
their respective offices until January
9th in order to finish the work in
each Office.
Board adjourned until February ls,
1919.
G. w. KERLIN, F. o. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Thursday, January 8. l p. m

Thursday, January 8, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Beckwith, Kel-
Ter, Lewis.
1t was moved by Keller, seconded
by Betkwith, that Fred Lewis act as
chairman for the ensuing yea& Mo
tiLn carried and he was declared cleo.
ted.
Following claims allowed:
James Harris assessors helper, Is
days at 3 90 45 90
G f Malven surveying and ex-
penSeS l7S 80
Balance of afternoon spent I'm check
ing up Auditors and Treasures books
Adjourned until ga. m. January 10.
G. w. KERLIN, f. G.. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Tuesday, January IA, 1919, a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Lewis, Keller.
Adjourned to p. m. !
G. w. KERLIN, +. o. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Wednesday, January 8, 1910, | p. m
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Beckwith, Null
len.
Afternoon spent in continuing APP
portionment of road money for each
Commissioned District.
G.. w. KERLIN, j. w BECKwTTH,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Friday, January 10, 1919, 8 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Beckwith, Lewis
Keller.
Forenoon spent i'm checking up
and Treasurers books. VI
Adjourned to 1 p. m.
C.. w. KERLIN, f. O.. LEWIS,
County Auditor. Chairman.
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Commissioner Proceedings
Continued from page one)

Fred G Kirch printing and adj
vertising 81 6l
Balance of forenoon spent in appor-
tioning road money due each CoIn-
missioner District.
Board adjourned until | p m, Jan
uary s., 1919.
G. w. KERLIN, j. w. BECKWITH,
County Auditor. ChaiDm
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THURSDAY January %, 1919, 9 4 ";
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-25

The Home Industry.

Braidng rugs is the most attractive and
best paid form of home employment for
women who want to turn the hours not
required for their household duties, into
money.
Seven years ago, the President of Pink
ham Associates, Inc, conceived the idea
of turning what had formerly been an
article of no established value, Hand
Braided Rugs, into a business. Women
throughout the State who had formerly
made rugs from the family rag bag, and
for their own use only, became Associate
Rug Makers and the product was placed
on the market,
Today, there are several hundred Asso-
ciate Rug Makers who are devoting all or
part of their time to braiding rugs right
in their own homes and receiving cash for
the time they are giving to the work.
Practically every community in the State
has a rug maker who is a Pinkham AS
sociate and she is earning good pay.
Many of the Associates who are on the
pay roll today have been making Pink
ham Braided Rugs continually since 1912.
Quite few of them earn from six to
seven hundred dollars year and attend
to their household duties as we'll
Full particulars explaining how to be-
come a Pinkham Associate Rug Maker
may be had upon request by sending your
name and address to Pinkham Associates,
Inc, 302 Washington Avenue, Portland,
Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-25
The Ward Reunion

After lapse of twenty-one years the
Ward clan again gathered on Aug, TO- re-
viving the family meeting. Because of
threatening weather in the morning sew
eral who had planned to go remained at
home. But by noon the clouds lifted and
all who went were glad that they "braved
the elements"
1t had beer the custom in years agone
to meet at the "W ard HalI'' in North
Searsport, but as this did not seem feas-
ible, it was arranged 20 meet at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Ward, who proved
to be gracious enterta ners, carefully look
ing out for the comfort of their guests
After greetings and welcomes had been
extended, picnic dinner was served on
the lawn, the hostess with others furnish
ing baked beans, brown bread and coffee.
The dinner was enjoyed by all, and remi-
nlscenceG were plentiful during the hour.
After that the men remained outside for
smoke talk, while the ladies gathered
around the piano, singing old familiar
songs, closing with God Be With You
Till We Meet Again.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Ward of Prospect; MIR. and Mrs.
Geo. c. Ward of Frankfort; MIR. and Mrs.
H. n. III 1ll'sudlu VI / OSpcGI, MI. ana MIS-.
Howard kingsbury Of Stockton Springs;
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Kingsbury and Mr..
and Mrs. Thurston of Saltwater; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bea of Frankfort; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Ward of North Searsport; Mr..
aud Mrs. Raymond Cross of Belfast; Mr.
and Mrs. Anger Lane of Frankfort; Mr.
and Mrs Everett Kingsbury and daughter
Myrtle of Frankfort; Mrs. Lavina Thomp-
son of Portland; Mrs. Agnes Ward
Harding and daughters Phyllis and Max
Inc Of Brewer, and Mr.. and Mrs F. l..
Ward of Prospect.
After expressions of thanks and appre-
citation for their cordial treatment by host
and hostess all returned to their homes
hoping to gather in the same home an
other year.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-25
KNIGHT REUNION

The seventh annual reunion of the de-
scendants of John Knight of Lincolnville,
who figured in the war of the Revolution,
and who died and was buried in our own
beloved town of Westport, was held Thurs
day, Aug, %, at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Jonas S. Knight,
Long tables were spread beneath the
trees at the western side of the house
and were laden with an abundance of the
best Maine cookery. The hosts served
delicious clam choWder, ice cream and
coffee, and entertained with such cordial
ity and good cheer that we wish all could
have gathered there Pictures were taken
of the members and of different groups
of cousins by Mr.. Melvin c. Knight and
Mrs. Frank W. Bryant,
A business meeting was held and the
following officers were elected: Mr. Jonas
S. knight, president; Mr.. Miller Hobbs,
first vice president; Mr. Bradford Y.
knight, second vice president; Mrs. Susie
Knight Robbins, secretary and treasurer.
Letters were read from Mr.. John c. Gray
of Chicago, Ill, Mrs. Nettie Powers of
Napa, Calf, Mrs. Edith Knight Phinney
of PiLtsfeld, Maine, and Mrs. Susie Knight
Robbins of Searsmont, Me.
Following is list of those present: Mr.
and Mrs. Jonas S. Knight, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Knight, Mr.. 5urnham Knight,
Misses Clara and Nellie Cromwell of
Westport; MIR. and Mrs. Chester Knight.
Boothbay Center; Mr. and Mrs. Frank w.
Bryant Bath MIR. and Mrs. Marshall
Blake, Camden; Mr.. Ariel Knight, Cam
den; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Hobbs, Hope;
Miss Helen Hobbs, Hope; Miss Josephine
Knight, Searsmont; Mr.. Otis Robbins,
Searsmont; Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Rob-
bins, Searsmont; Mrs, Mary c. Robbins,
Searsmont; Mr.. Melvin c. Knight, Salem,
Mass; MIR. and Mrs. Bradford Y. Knight,
East Braintree, Mass; Mrs. Mary S.
White, North Arlington, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Cromwell, Miss Marion
Cromwell, Chelsea, Mass; Mrs. Margie
Knight Trower, Miss Harriet Trower,
| Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-25
Child Almost Dead
Grandmother Saves Life

Roxbury, Mass. A grandmother in
Roxbury writes. ~ put great faith in
your medicine, and one of my children
was dying. The doctor said she could
not live until morning. and | ran out to
the drug store, got bottle of DR.. True's
Elixir, was SO excited | gave her half of
the bottle at once, and at night | gave
her the other half. | thought it's either
kill or cure for the doctor said she is
dying anyway, but she did not die. She
went to sleep, the first sleep for week,
and the next morning she passed two
worms, red in color, six inches long. The
doctor came to see if she was dead, but
he ran out pretty quick, as she was SIT
ting in her chair eating a bowl of oatmeal
and milk. That was twenty-four years
ago. and now she has baby girl of her
own, seven months DID, who is also using
DR.. TTue's Elixir" (Name on request)
Constipation, headaches, tired feeling,
weakness, spots before the eyes, bad
breath, sleepIessness, irritability, dizzi-
ness, and many othes signs of sickness,
can be relieved if you take the prescrip-
ton known as DR.. True's Elixir. The
Family Laxative and Worm EXpeller. 1t
has done much for sick people, men,
women and children, ever since 1851
over Go years reputation.
Take Dr, True's Elixir-give it to your
children-The Family Laxative andW orm
Expeller. AT ALL DEALERS. DR.. j. F.
True & Co, Auburn, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-25
LIBERTY.

Mrs. J. o. johnson is quite i'll at her
home at this writing.
Earl Stevens and family went to Wat
erville to attend the Fair
Arthur Sprague, who had been passing
a week in Saco, has returned home.
A party of nine gentlemen of Woon-
socket, R. l., who had been spending
two weeks at the Morse cottages, have
returned home.
Prof FPhillips of Watertown, Mass
who has lectured Sunday evenings in
the church through the summer has left
for his summer home in Boothbay.
Wallace Percival, Walter Jacobs and
Francis Smiley of Pittsfield, who have
been camping on one of thu islands the
past week, returned home Sept. 14th.
The fall term of Liberty High school
opened Monday, Sept. eth. with Miss
Izora Duncan of Islesboro as principal
This is Miss Duncan's third term as prin-
cpal, which speaks we'll for the good
work done by her in the school.
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PROSPECT Terry.

Mss FaustiDa Harding returned
Searsport last Sunday. to
Capt. W. H. Hartman and family have
gone to Rockland to spend the winter
Mrs Hazel Billado ard little daughter
Irene are stopping with Mrs Emma Luke
Mr., and Mrs. W. D Hartman, MI
and Mrs. Evander Hartman, Mrs. Harvey
Mitchener and Capt. L. H. and Miss
Hazel Kitchener visited Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Grant
in Standpoint Sept. IA
Mrs. Phena Berry and four grand
children and Mrs Alvah Berry and little
daughter who have been spending the
summer here at the Berry farm and James
Berry who has been spending a week s
vacation here returned to Stoneham,
Mass, on last Tuesdays boat.