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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-12-02
SALEM

The R. N. A. had a very pleasant
social meeting Friday evening at the
Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Pease entertain
ed friends from Gray's Lake Thurs
day.
A new boy has come to make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tennema
/ Mrs. Mae Lewis and daughter Ruth
OF Kenosha spent Thanksgiving at the
Byron Riggs home.
Miss Doris Evans. Milwaukee Nor
NAL student, spent the vacation with
her parents.
The band boys gave dance at the
Opera House Tuesday evening. Not q
large crowd was in attendance but all
had an enjoyable time.
| The John Milward and Ed. Elkerton
families were guests at the Arthur
Boss home Thursday.
Grandma Madden Of Wilmot made
her son Dan a pleasant visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Schonscheck
are moving into the upper fat of the
Galliart house.
Mrs. Hill and son spent a week with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Burgess.
The Salem school opened Tuesday
after a two weeks vacation.
| Miss Margaret Parmetier of Chicago
was Thursday guest at the Florence
Bloss home.
Miss Pearl Sanborn of Kenosha was
in Salem Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Jennie Loescher spent the
weekend in Kenosha and Chicago.
Arthur Bloss and Harold Fleuker
motored to Milwaukee Monday.
Paramount pictures at Bloss Hall
every Wednesday and Saturday. Dor
othy Dalton will be the attraction Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. VIM. Gull is visiting at Ann
Arbor and Detroit. Mich. He made the
trip in his Ford coupe.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Crowley of Antioch
were guests of relatives Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Sherman made business
trip to Antioch ThMsday.
Miss Edna Baker of Kenosha called
on Salem relatives Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Price and Miss
Alice Price of Union Grove attended
services at the Paris M. E. Church
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Grifiths of Bristol spent
Sunday with Paris Corners friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fouk and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen
spent Thanksgiving Day with Racine
relatives.
Miss Lucille Achen of Kenosha spent
her Thanksgiving vacation at the home
of Herbert Gunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch of Bristol
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
Gunter Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fouk and family
spent Sunday at the home of Hewy
Biehn.
Miss Margaret Williams who attends
school at Madison spent her Thanks
giving vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. L. C. Williams.
Mrs. Isaac Griffith and son Willis
were Kenosha visitors last Friday.
Miss Vira Lindeman spent Thanks
giving with her sister Mrs. Frank
Gousky of Yorkville.
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Catherine LIGHTER and Evelyn Edquist
have returned to their studies at the
Agricultural school at Rochester after
the Thanksgiving vacation.
Ellsworth ]. Gardinere was unfortu-
nate in losing horse Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stern of Win
hrop Harbor, ILL.,, spent Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James H,
Bullamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henning and
children of Racine, spent Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Jessie
A. Leet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Longmore
started on their overland trip to Flori-
da, Tuesday. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins Of Pleasant
Prairie.
A fire escape has been put on the
Woodmen hall. Fred Heddle is doing
the carpenter work.
Henry Howarth has moved with the
barber shop.
Mrs. George P. Leet and little son,
have returned home from the hospi-
tai, Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Nelson were
guests at the home df Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Markusen of Racine, Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mrs. Frank N. WolI spent Monday
in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 6. ozanne spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Tinker, Racine.
Mrs. Thomas Corbett of Racine,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Corbett.
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RACINE-KENOSHA TRAINING
SCHOOL NOTES.

The senior class met November 10th
and elected the following as class of
fiecrs: Army Bennett, president; VII
tails cache, vice president; and Emma
Jensen, secretary and treasurer.
The music period last Wednesday
were given over to society rally.
Yells were given and society songs
were sung by each side.
The juniors gave program on
Tuesday afternoon. Gladys Birchell,
Lydia Erdman and Wayne Mitchell
acted as program committee. The
following numbers were given: Read
ing, Story of Thanksgiving, Linda
Bose; song, Thanksgiving at Grand
pas, Verna White; exercise, The Pill
grims, eight girls; reading, The First
Corn, Teresa Thorn; song, Miss Derfus;
reading, Goldenrod and Aster, Violet
Marsh; song Thanksgiving in Turkey
Land, five girls; Memory Gems, four
girls; America, all.
The Training School students and
the Model Room children have made a
representation of the Landing of the
Pilgrims" on the sand table. Plasti-
cine figures representing the Pilgrims
and Indians were placed in an appro-
pirate setting Of trees, wigwams, and
Indian fires on the shore of a small
body of water representing the At
lantic ocean.
The Training School has started a
glee club. This is to be strictly an
honorary society, for only those who
keep up their class work are eligible.
Doctor Parker visited Training
School Tuesday and gave the senior
class thorough examination. This
included their height, weight, chest
expansion, condition of nose and
throat, temperature and pulse.
Miss Derfus took the junior class
and the upper grades Of the Model
Room on visit to the greenhouse,
sauerkraut factory and hemp factory
las Friday forenoon.
The seniors observed sixth grade
arithmetic on Monday and third and
fourth grade language on Tuesday.
An interesting debate between the
seniors and juniors was held on We'd
nesday afternoon, the question being,
Resolved, that California was justi-
fled in passing the state land law, pro-
viding that the Japanese could neither
buy nor lease land in that state"
The judges decided in favor of the
seniors who upheld the negative side.
Miss Spillum, high school graduate
from Racine, acted as one of the
judges. Miss Hedke and Miss Hanson
were selected as the other two.
Tuesday, November 10, half of the
senior class accompanied by Mr.. Smith
visited the Racine court house, city
hall, Jail, and the Wisconsin Industrial
Commission to study things of civic
interest at these places. The remain
der Of the class, under Miss Hanson's
supervision, visited Kenosha for the
same purpose. Students visiting both
places reported an enjoyable and in
structive time. The Kenosha county
board entertained their group at the
Elks' club with banquet and an adj
dress by Hon. G. E. Randall, M. C.
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GRAnI1ATE AIrcTInNEER

Am booking sales for the coming sea.
son. If anyone planning on having q
sale will drop me card or telephone
me, I would be pleased to call and tall
it over. had very successful season
last year and feel that can give bet
ter service than ever. A square deal
and honest service to both seller and
buyer guaranteed. Terms, 1Go for all
sales booked before November 1, 1920
L. J. Slocum. Phone Farmers Line
Wadsworth, Ill. Long Distance An
tioch 16sW1. Call at my expense.
adv. (W)
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SALEM.

Mrs. Bell Hill and son, Tommie, of
Kenosha, visited over Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burgess.
Clarence Peterson. Of Madison, Wis
tied Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Paddock entertained
relatives ovor Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hammer motored
Zion on Saturday.
}Jr. and Mrs. L. K. McVicar visited
III Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lavey Sunday
Miss Tcssis Farrell began work in
&encsGo on Monday after staying home
several days to help cage for her
mother who has boen undkr the doc
tors care due to an accident.
L. Tewas was out over the weekend
at his farm.
II. Bairstow Of Chicago, shipped a
carload IL hcrsos ont to his farm the
;aSt Of the week.
A large crowd attended the movies
Thanksgiving and Saturday nights.
Mr. and Mrs, II. +. NcVicar were
Kenosha visitors Saturday.
Mrs.. Chas. Glass Of Chicago, visited
friends here this week.
Mrs. jas. McViear visited relatives
in Kenosha the last Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kesler of Milwau-
kee. visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Sell over Thanksgiving.
A, Bloss was Milwaukee visitor
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Madden entertained
taeir sister, Maggie Burk and son,
Robert Of Kenosha, Sunday.
Roy Burdick and Raymond Smith at
tended the National Spotted Poland
China convention held in Chicago, on
We'd say
I'm Band played with the
r. and Monday night at
n
Il Burdick and daughter, Mrs.
r. Smith visited Mrs. w. Lawrence, of
l.enosha, Tuesday.
Miss Pearl SanbOrn, Of Kenosha,
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CONDITION MORE SERIOUS.


Doorn.-Former Empress Augusta
Victoria was reported at noon in
sinking condition 1t was declared that
she was unconscious and that 1t was
feared that she would not recover con-
seriousness.
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GERMANS GO TO MEXICO.

Mexico City.-German immigration
to Mexico is rapid, 100 families having
arrived at Vera Cruz in the latter part
of October. They were preceded by
several hundred other families, most
of whom settled in the state of Chiapas
where they are engaged in agriculture.
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THIS WAS SOME BULL!
(By United Press

st. Paul-Members of the Ananias
club today refused comment on story
that railroad conductor, having shot
a cow moose, discovered its mate, a
gigantic bull was blind and held the
cows tail in his mouth. The conduc-
tor cut off the cows tail and thereby
led the bull fourteen miles to Balsam
Lake, Wis, the story said.
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News of KenOsha County

spent Thanksgiving with her aunt.
Mrs. VIM. Mutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rhodes went to
Chicago, Monday, for few days
visit.
Miss Jennie Eoescher was Chicago
visitor the first Of the week.
Lester Smith was Kenosha visitor
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant MINIS visited
relatives in Chicago the last of the
week.
Miss Flora Orvis and sister, Mrs
Adelaide Cooper and Levi Orvis motor
ed to Racine, Monday, and to Water
ford the home of Mrs. Cooper for a
few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bloss entertained
relatives from Kenosha, over Sunday.
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| Bargain Column

WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR HEART
thanks to the friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown us DUR
ing our late bereavement. Also for the
many beautiful floral offerings.-Mrs Du-
blk Margaret and Fred Belschner.
FOR RENT-THREE ROOM FURNISHED
cottage $3.50 for winter season - Also
three room unfurnished cottage S75 for
winter season. Both at Eau Gallie, Florida
Inquire Geo. w. Taylor, Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin. lW-33l
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Studio for Sale

A fully equipped portrait studio located
in the heart of the best Polish district in
Milwaukee 452 Mitchell Street, corner End
uoor, north light reasonable rental Must
be sold owing to illness. This is not a run
down studio, but is doing a good business
and can be worked up, with proper atten-
ton to one of the best in the city. Address
Milwaukee Photo Materials Company, Post
Office Box No. 65. Milwaukee. Wis. GA
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On a clear day it is possible to go
up in an airplane anywhere in Eng
land and view the sea.
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PoNZI GETS FIVE YEARS.

Boston.-Harold Ponzi, the get-rich-
quick millionaire of the twentieth cen
tury, who has defrauded hundreds of
people, pleaded guilty this morning
and was sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment.
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For news read the News.
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Read the News Bulletins.
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bert +. Bullamore on Thursday after
noon, December 8.
Plans for the Royal Neighbors' din
ner and fair at Woodman hall on Fri
day evening, December 10, are being
perfected. Roast ham and roast beef
with all the other good eats will be
served. The Neighbors have splen-
did assortment Of articles for sale.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Castyle and
daughters, Misses Helen and Geraldine
Castyle of Racine, spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. William Miller.
Miss Ruth Miller spent Saturday
in Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Bailey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Baker spent
Saturday in Racine.
Mrs. Helen Miller is under the care
Of a physician.
Harry Thompson and Eric Jensen
have returned home from a hunting
trip in the northern woods.
Mrs. James H. Bullamore is in Chi
cage visiting with her sistef, Mrs.
Johonnett.
Eugene Gascoigne, Tony Denig and
Melvin Johnson have gone to Northern
Wisconsin on a deer hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reid of Ra-
cine, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. William Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buechner have a
little daughter at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay L, Bailey visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nisen at North
Cape over Thanksgiving.
Henry Woll, George Sorrenson, Wen
dell Rhodes, Henry Orth and Misses
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A lp h a Departm m e mt


Base ball is the all absorbing topic
In Alpha this week, as every car that
| could be pressed into service was dri-
ven TO Escanaba Sunday with load
OF fans. But one opinion Is expressed
about the game and that is that the
local boys got the worst OF every
break that occurred in the game. Most
OF them believe that had Nolden not
reversed his decision and let Lantz
stand as out as he should have been,
the locals won have won the game as
the boys were Just beginning to hit
Cameron when the game ended.
Some question the wisdom of not
putting In a pinch hitter in the ninth
inning when hit would have won
the game. Captain Damarasky says
that the reason that a pinch hitter
was not put in was that Youngell and
Johnson were. he thought. due for a
hit as they had not been hitting up to
that time and they generally break in
with hit when the time comes The
excuse seems plausible.
The game tomorrow between Glad
stone and the locals at the Crystal
Falls park will certainly be well at
tended as the team Is going so good
that the fans are all on their toes
and Alpha has some fans.
One disappointment about tomor-
rows game will be that Damarasky
will not be able to play his position
because OF sore knee. He will be
on hand, however. and II needed in
the pinches, will be on his toes IL he
has to get there on one foot. Three
hot games in succession will put ev-
eryone on edge-Gladstone Negaunee
and Escanaba. :
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WANT ROAD CONNECTION

The contractor that has the job OF
turnpiking the Alpha-Indian Lake
road Il at work and he promises to
have the road passable in three weeks
time. The county road commission
ers were here during the week and
they. too, think that the road will be
ready by fair time.
A discussion that is heard frequent
ly regarding the road is the necessity
for Alpha village making connection
with the new road so as to divert tra-
fic through the main street Of the
village.
AS the matter now stands the new
road merges with the street along
the Balkan location at point near
Captain Whitehead's house. Under
the natural order OF things travellers
along this route will continue right
through on this street to Crystal Falls
or Florence without having an oppor-
tunity TO see the main part OF the
village.
What many of the village people
suggest Is that the village authorities
construct connection so as to meet
this new road west OF the town and
bring the connection directly to the
main street II this connection were
made all OF the traffic would go over
the hill whereas. under present ar
rangements 1t will proceed along the
base OF the hill as indicated
This Is a matter that the village
authorities should look into.
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Mr.. Harry Crunk who has been EN-
ployed at the Judson mine. resigned
his position and left for Milwaukee
Mr.. John Charlier brought his wife
to a Green Bay hospital during the
week for surgical attention.
The Thomas Farrell rost OF the
American Legion elected Frank Ka-
zilek representative to the national
convention at Cincinnati
Victor Olin met with an accident
while returning from the ball game
at Escanaba last Sunday evening. A
short distance this side OF Florence
he stopped TO put on his curtains and
In starting up the rain SO blinded him
that he ran over the bank and his car
tipped over. Fortunately he was go
ing only about five miles an hour so
that the car went over slowly and no
one was hurt. His car was a new.
Nash and the injuries TO 1t totaled
quite sum.
Fred Il. olin came home from his
camp for a few days and returned
there again with some young men who
are visiting the olin family.
Mrs. Rollo and daughter of Dunbar,
Wis. are guests this week at the
home OF Mrs. Paul Haulmont
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DRILLING ON SEC. Is

The Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. has put
q drill at work on section IL, just
south OF the Dunn mine. This Is the
Nicely property on which the C. c. did
a lot Of drilling about six years ago
and upon which Il took a lease 10
mine the ore found.
IL was understood at the time the
drilling was done and the lease taken
that sufficient information had been
secured to warrant the opening OF the
property when needed and the next
move would be the sinking OF a shaft.
The placing OF a drill on the proper
fy again has raised all kinds OF ru-
mors, the most consistent being that
the work Is being prosecuted with a
view TO obtaining more data looking
to the opening up OF the property.
Mile the mine Is quite distance
fpom the heart OF the village. It's op-
sning would be OF great deal OF ben
eft to us, and the hope Is expressed
on all sides that the work OF sinking
a shaft and otherwise equipping the
mine will not he long delayed
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wORKING FOR THE FAIR

The advertising committee OF the
Alpha Community Fair will meet next
week to arrange for the putting out OF
the advertising matter. The committee
has provided lot OF fine advertising
and have plans whereby they can
make their advertising most effective.
The fair this year promises TO be
bigger and better than ever, judging
from the replies that have been re-
turned from Crystal Falls, Amasa and
other places.
The attractions will be better than
last year when II was generally a
greed that everyone was well pleased.
Many requests are coming in for
booths for exhibits. The Crystal
Falls merchants who promised to ex-
hibit have almost all been assigned
their booths and are getting their dis
plays ready.
One attraction this year that will
bring out a lot of interest will be that
OF the DUPONT Powder Co, which Will
have experts on the ground to show
the use OF dynamite in the use OF
stump blowing, ditching and other
farm work.
Don't forget the dates, Sept. 10 and
IL.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
Mastodon Township schools for the
transportation OF school children from
Mastodon to the Porter School
Bids to be in the hands OF the
Secretary not later than 600 D. m,
August oath, 1920.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids
Mastodon Township Schools,
II. G.. Whitehead. Sec.
(32-33)
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Tom Nash. superintendent OF this
district for the Michigan Telephone
Co. was in Alpha on Thursday help
ing out on the lines OF the Alpha com
pany. Some intricate troubles occur
red that required the aid OF an expert
10 remedy.
Prof and Mrs. Bishop came over
from Stambaugh last Thursday TO vig-
IL with their many Alpha friends. Tm
Bishops are very pleasantly located
al Stambaugh. 4
Wm Aitken, former resident OF
this village, but now resident OF Ir-
on River. was In Alpha accompanied
by his brother last Wednesday They
spent the day visiting with friends
here.
Mrs. James Mathews and children.
Joined her husband here last Tuesday
and spent several days visiting with
friends. The Mathews are on their
vacation which they are spending in
these parts.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received by the
Mastodon Township Schools for the
transportation of school children from
the farming settlement in Section 6,
t. A.. II. S2, to the Porter School.
Bids to be I'm the hands OF the Sec
retary not later than 600 p. m, Aug.
"a. 1920.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Mastodon Township Schools,
II. G.. Whitehead Sec.
(32-33)
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MY husband bought 81 trap.
bought q SOC box OF RAT SNAP. The
trap only caught three rats hut Rat
SNAP killed 12 in week. I'm never
without RAT-SNAP. Reckon / could
MT raise chicks without a." RAT
SNAP comes In cakes. Three sizes.
25c. 50c, si.00. Sold and guaranteed by
Rezin's Drug Store and John Bauer
and Son.
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] The InOmaA fdTTeli Iost VI the n
merican Legion will give another
dance at the Pavilion on Saturday,
August 2s. Music will be furnished
by the Stambaugh orchestra.
Mrs. Colburn of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Fellows OF Milwaukee, relatives
OF John X. Hubbard. are guests at his
home this week
Paul Andersen returned from trip
10 Menominee during the week and
brought with him his daughter, Miss
Agnes Andersen, who will remain in
Alpha and attend the Porter school
the coming term.
patient at the Newberry State hospit-
al, arrived home during the week and
Is again with his family here.
Mr.. Gust Djupe, highway commiss-
ioner OF Stambaugh township, was in
Alpha during the week, having come
here to look over the road connections
with the Stambaugh and Indian Lake
roads.
Miss Viola Peters has accepted the
position OF teacher at the Buck Lake
school and will be on hand again as
soon as school opens.
Roy G. Whitehead and family of AL
pha, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. f. Finn OF
Marinette. Mrs. ID. a. Waldo and child
rem, M. and Mrs. G. A. Goodrich and
children, MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Seiben-
thai and children. and Mrs. p. Mil
Ter Of Fon du Lac picniced at Lake
Antoine, Sunday-Norway Current.
Miss vala OF Chicago, who has been
a guest of Miss Rose Dodero. returned
to her home at Chicago during the
week
Prof. Brassington reports that the
board Of education has purchased a
lot OF new equipment for the labora-
tory and that material Is now being
put into place. Schools in Mastodon
township will commence on Aug. 30.
Mrs. Herbert Hartung who has
been visiting with friends at Milwau-
kee. returned 20 her home in Alpha
this week.
A baby girl is reported at the home
OF Sam Assise this week.
A pair of twin girls were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John sappala during the
week
While returning from Escanaba last
Sunday Jno. Crossara struck COW. on
the road near Stager and was thrown
from his motorcycle. According TO
Johns story he made some remark
able speed records on the way up.
Some OF the best at figures have been
calculating distances and trying to de-
termIne al what point on the Clovr-
land trail John was when the cow
started to cross the road. Taking In
70 account the time he reports a. be-
ing necessary for him 10 run from Es-
canada TO the different towns along
the road and the average speed OF a
COW In moving across the road u is
generally agreed that the COW started |
onto the road when John was at
TWIN Falls.
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POLITICAL ANNorNcEMENT

] hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office OF Coroner OF Iron county
at the primary IN August. Any as-
slstancc given me viii be appreciated,
t2s-tf) GEORGE SWITZERLAND.
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A five room bungalow with bath
All modern Improvements. Hot Air
furnace. Situated on the choicest loo.
calIty In Alpha A bargain to the right
party. Act quick for this Is real snan
Inquire Of IL. G. Hartung,
Alpha, Michigan. s
30-34 Phone No. IL.
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The Thomas Farrell Post OF the A
merican Legion will give another
dance at the Pavilion on Saturday,
August 2S. Music will be furnished
by the Stambaugh orchestra.