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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-02
Miibank, S. D..

June l4th. 1920.
500 P. M.
At a special meeting for the City
Council OF the City Of Milbank held
on the above date the following
members responded to roll call:
Mayor, Thad. l.. Fuller.
Aldermen: Goodman, Grams,
Nelson. Riley.
Absent, Aid. Jurgens. Schneider
Mr.. Wright Of the Wright Motor
Company was present requesting
permit to INSTALL a gasoline filling
station at his public garage build
ing on Lots II and Is, Block g..
Main street. Motion made by Aid.
Riley, seconded by Aid. Goodman,
that the permit in question be laid
over to the special meeting of the
City Council to be held on June
18th, 1920, in order to allow a
hearing Of all persons interested
Motion carried unanimously.
Mr.. Russell, a representative 81
Austin Western Road. Machinery
Co.. was present at the meeting re.
garding a street sweeper. Motion
made by Aid. Goodman, seconded
by Aid. Riley, that the Mayor and
City Auditor be authorized to enter
into . contract with the Austin
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-02
Milbank, South Dakota,
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~ otAAt o-o
At an adjourned regular meet.
ing of the City Council of the City
Of Milbank, South Dakota. held on
the above date. the following mem
bers responded to roll call:
Mayor Thad l.. Fuller.
Aldermen: Grams, Jurgens, Nelson,
Riley.
Absent: AID. Goodman, Schneider.
The minutes Of the meetings held
May 3rd AMI May 26th. 1920. were
read and approved as read.
The report Of the City Treasurer
for the month Of May, 1920, was
read and on motion carried vas &C.
cepted and ordered placed on file.
The report of the Water Rent Col
Iector for the quarter ending April
lst was read and on motion carried
was accepted and ordered placed on
file.
The bills filed were read and
audited. Motion made by Aid.
Riley, seconded by Aid. Grams that
the bilb be allowed and ordered
paid by warrant. Roll being called
or this motion resulted: Ayes.
Grams, Jurgens. Nelson. Riley.
Nays, none. whereupon His Honor.
the Mayor, declared the motion
duly carried. Following is a list
Of bills as allowed:
F. j. Zobach. Agent, ex-
press, .o4
| R. A. Berkner. part pay
ment on Fire-truck; 10000
Aiyard-Sons Co. mdse., $500
N. j. Bleser Drug Co.,
Corneilsen family. rs
Brown & Saenger, special :
assessment records, 5b.UO
A. A. Blomquist, Salary
May, 1926, $500
&c. M. & st. r. Ry. Co.,
water used Jan. 1920. 448.99
Consolidated Absttact Co
Certified list Of record
! owners. 3.Oo
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-02

Whereas the Campbell Construc-
ton Company has made and pre-
sented to the City Council its fifth
estimate of work done and per-
formed, and materials furnished
and on the grounds and money
earned under its contract with the
City. for the grading, paving and
curbing Of Main street and Third
avenue, and said certificate having
been prepared and presented as re.
quired by law and by the terms OF
the said contract of the City with
the Campbell Construction Com
pany, and duly approved, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of tht
City. Council that the Campbell
Construction Company is entitled
to be paid the amount of said fiftt
estimate, namely Nineteen Thous
and Six Hundred F'ifty-one Dollar.
and Fifty-four Cents (Sl9,65l.54.
Now Therefore be it resolved
that the fifth estimate of the Camp
bell Construction Company, under
and by virtue Of its contract with
the City Of Milbank for the grad
ing, paving and curbing of MAR
street and Third avenue, be ane
hereby is approved, and it is order
ed that said estimate in the sum Of
SIS, 65l 81 be paid to the Camp.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-07-02

June -
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
RAILROAD OWNERS

The Association II Railway Exec
utives 'ecentiv compiled certain
Facts when 5homd nave vlde e'rcu-
ation. The ownership II abroad
securities $ divided approX,mateiv Is
follows;
Individuals numbering nver T.
100000 own outright ABOUT 10000
100.00 n ~uiroad =ec,urties cvar
j00.100 Arc 5Jocsnolders with m AZ
arage holding If s72956.
Life Insurance Companies Win
53.1001OD policies -orce. own
near'v 2.0000000O0 ailwav 80
euI-ties.
Savings banks, with t0100000 ie-
aos,tols. own s94T .00O.1 00.
F'ro ann marine insurance com
Dames, easuaitv ma surety epmpan-
les oYvn 4 -orai NJ 5649 1D0.l00.
Benevolent associations. ,oilcges.
schools. cnalHtanie Institutions etc,
own s350.1 00,000.
r-lsJ COMPANIES, State ana Va
tionp banks own s865. 900 300
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SAW nunev by Attending she Re
nuvai SAFE 1t me Beamisn tore =
rhe 9aI~v 3iankenanip falniv 70
tentiy nove 20 Easton, vnere Nl,
Biankcnsiun stationed n 5he FOR
esyl'v service
Born-5o VI anu Mrs :. ".
Anunuson. SATURDAY evening, WAY
.. I 7-pound daughter AL ara TO-
ng niceiv including Daddy Amund-
son.
Mrs. Wm. ragrmelel' .cceived =
risit asy week rom 1er sister Ml's
Marx Mclean ana ON. If seattle
Wednesday, sne accompanied chem 10
heir lume 70 SPENT ; Few lays n
ne metropolis n me tate
It mas been reported -ilar rhe NJ
sanlzcrs fol me 1un-partlsan eague
working n The vailev lad 'epl'esant-
at hat 7. : BoniBe N DRYDEN lad
oined the league Nj Bonike say
nat lie las nor anu mas 40 Intention
ri long so.
The adieS ld vii meet Wednes-
lay afternoon 1t 80 1t the home ~
Mrs. 2 = Not-eier All members 81
tie aid anu ahurcn are invited 20
apme ana bring -heir tancy Work
Mrs. Mottcier anu Mrs Eoskins vii
le me 1osvesaes,
The title !-year-oid Roiln anld
oddled away slom home early Wed-
nesdav morning ana FOR haif an non.
4 viid iearcn was maize. MANY neopif
about Town ioimng with the amiv
rhe little one Vas fmmd n the busi.
1es oction where -hc good -hinge "a
aat we're known 10 come rom.
SPECIAL TERM or SUMMER
School vii begin Monday. June :
ichuui $ n session throughout -ht
,na- ana, ~ lorn Individual am
las instruction $ gwen, student,
are enable % make rs apid progress
rs lu,sihie Write for apuiicatiu
1iank. - WENATCHEE BrsTNEge
COLLEGE, Venatcnee. Washing
on. 90 2t-np
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Railroad Items OF
Timely Interest

Wlido Roberts spent rlesda2 IN
Everett.
Conductor z. T. Le4ie, vno las
been living n WenaCcnee. mas taken
tiie nallet ucai anu working ont
u -eaVenvo'rh AGAIN. We nuel
iyand le viii nove MS familv here
within Few lays.
gorge XIdd remrned rom III"
coast Monuay anu IS now lbe 70
walk with me aiu ii eane only
rrainmas5er Clarv spent rlesdas
anu Wednesday, here
Engineer shewm1dge. VINO las
leen VISITING his tamiiv m the coast.
returned 10 LaaNenwolth IN rlesda
n resume Voi'S IN the lil
Mrs, I'd Reynuids entertained
5wn Gabies 81 vnst ruesaap evening
prizes leing Won ~ Mrs. Flova
o.
Delicious refreshments we're 4elva,t
Inout aieven-5hirty, anu goud -ime
lau ~ -luse present
Nj ana Mrs. y J. logan spent
tundav n Wenatcnee
8a1-v K'ondak WIS called 20 -
coma. ms notner having sufernu m
accident -hat CITY lie 'et,uned "a
Leavenvorth IN Frrdav ana reporr+
ler improving
Erred ienaauon reruncu rom 81
attie m SATURDAY anu 'esumed ms
work II me nundhuuae.
Mrs. Frank Clemens ipcnt rev
lays n :pokane he after part n
me vees.
rhc Naccanees heid 4 card party
Thursday evening At rhe home u
Mrs s. ]. ierherngton rms $ eAt
4eeond u 4 series If i've parties ia
1e gwen. rhe paI'tv vas 1e,d II Mrs
Berr Eagiel"s asst week.
Mr. anu Mrs 5arrv Krondak
vent TO Wenatcnee IN SATURDAY re.
turning 70 Leavenwol'th IN Vednes-
lay
Mrs. Edith Pitschow, If Druw
vent 70 Wilson Greek IN No. tar
lr,iay 70 5pend Few lmus with lie,
sister. Mrs. Martin Roacn.
Business quiet m me 'oad iust
1t present.
Vito Barbanu. call bov At the var
1ifice vas m me SICK list io' Jew
lays turing he past week.
Mrs. Frank Cannon, ii Newport
Wash. visiting Mrs. FranK San
/ nver
rhe Z. Z. 3. Z. r y 2. viii give n
apron ana nvelal lance 1t rhe Fire
mems Eall m saturday May 29th.
,ous,ng soud -lme : anticipated.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
ADVERTISING PAYS WELL.
rhe Farmer WIN Z SEES Want tis.
Sells Sis s.nnis First.

ManV business firms vnuid DE- 1um-
peiled 90 unit business n So nunEl
T 5:lev iiu 1ur Iivprr,sg FARMING
$ business, Whv shuuid nut c1g
fa'mers l,lvertiae she same l., other
business men rhe il'mer rlau IL
yerrses lis 1rguuca lie me 1lac
sells e irst LUX lhuuu Ind fpu
viii see chat -hls a9ie.
Wlnt aus Ira business getrere, ant
pay we'll E nrnperiv written. MANY
ural veealies faa6uI'a me Van1 lue
rom fagmers, anu aarmers 1roit by
5nem. There ara Nrnc anu wrong
tinds VI vint lds, r al SIC
way iney ll'a Vr'tten.
low 10 gpu ike snis III
JOEN DOE. rrvar Wash. -rvo
4ows, 1ne for sale, i1!5.1u.'
Compare { with the tuluW'ng
'Two 1uIe-are,t -ag'sterad 1u'0c-
Jersey saws, nvn wears uid Nlv
1ucn 1red n Aprl. Va. FOR sale 20
500, anu M : Tor SIS. Wnte
mcs sor particulars. 51nn Zoe,
r1wer. Wash
When n 1ne IDS VII sell me SOW
An affective want III tells Vha5 s.
FOR SAFE, ncues brief lescr'p-
1un 5le age -ne ]l'ne,ting me 1i''ce.
ManY ads without me pl9ca ant de-
ferptm hi because most leanir It's
Ike n write i0r particulars Nv
ieveial 1r1pef'v written want ats
n Fnui hume paper
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
N',eV re- iliiln Now

rhe bi0om IS m tie ealiv pea.
Blossoms ledeuk the onion cIne.
All nature anlies. e is the eime
For Doers % hurst into Nme
The rohin iigs the lngie-vorm
From ouU me cl1mhiing dir,
Tie mems IetI'ay desires 70 set
Ana father sheds his 7hirt.
Johnny making water Vheeis'
Ana tanning lp rhe 'cr'cK.
Jennie complains 70 ma each ap
That winter ''rnuies' 4tcK.
By ehese 4nu 1undrv 1rher signs
[ laVe / iiignt suspicion
That one n tnese warm iavs ~ Il
N 20. - ! tismn
-Pek,n EIll Times.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

a prlce-eurtlng wave $ 5preauin"
over Gle cuun1w ohis week. rms s.
The foralrlnner IT what Is 70 come
No me couid iounr thar must
come SCUM. Money s 1gncenng m
20 some extent anu thia mas is effect
lpun me pi"ce II EVERYTHING gen
mi merchandise ines--4ugar eX-
aepreu. The bg merchants If thc
altles were me -ir1t 70 cut prices
they see what 3 coming anu want 20
nioau al me mgh- priced toutis %,
4lbie At rhp best possible prrce
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
r-NrNR ESrrNG 10 FARM,R...

hae lapaI1gla plants 7edci
!T00 Duunus nure per Acre man soea
Dr1ducing plants, according 70 1 rn-
cent experiment. conducted II 1le
Worth Dakota experiment 5taton. a.
zen cents ner 1omu 7nla voud g're
'4T0 per lcrn nure t'nm nale plan
man slnm seed plants. r vas fmnd
luwever, -hap 5ne male plants IN.
Juced smaller SPEAR man me He"d
plants, lur c~eW more spears.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
VIM Whni VIM

'ov Easketr II -he \ Jams llaiita
store started FOR Omaha asst .oen
ny; hpm -lere ne Will 90 70 Madi.
son. Nenraska We viii bet -lrra
i skunk II the vooapiie because ie
mas 1 house tlu'niAned 1era lno
everything points thau he gong
luu one nure 70 the punuiatun 81
3oidenv'ile Ioidenv'lle Okla.
Tribune
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Tie Farm Bureau II Vhatcom
county mas ser rs rs goal '10.100
1aIr- cows tested for -1nercuiOsis'
This Vear At present =hev lavn zoo
application blanks ened -aadv Cor
the tate Inspector.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST FPrcCOP

METHODIST EPISCOPAL
sannauh tcnooi a,45
Epw0r-h league. p'-ock
ropic. Christian P~'nupIee.
Laader Hazel Vest.
Preaching SERVICES. Z =. II. mo
3 ]. n.
'The Promise IF View Erur
will le The ubiect FOR me morning
saI~lce anu N The evening me 1as-
tor viii preach IN ."The Clnvnl~Ina
nj 4 Major General
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

stevens 1mtv Farm Bureau S
nothing Meeting 70 interest farmer
n potato growers association. Fhe
1urnuse n ms organization viii be
TO rrow pure 5end anu market tlc
potato Gran II tile cuuntv
The county agent If Stevens nun
- purchased 1000 1uunds ri llfcu-
a seed 1t saving 70 the tu'mers u
81 no
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

A. We puiled the storm aoilar ii
our Iilapuated lvercuat / little ciu,
e. about is ana ineit down 70 vim
Ter gnod-1ye % our expiring -oma
plants Tuesday morning, We aouIdn
leip nut effect mat Tins Il one Apr
mat has lone mighty doggoned ittt,
toward -eduaing The ligh cost of j..
ny. -McA.ester Okla Guardian
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

The Standard OIL Company tnnka
-laC rilei'a viii W ~ shortage af
gasoline everyone uses Iesa. And
cnern vuuid nfobaniv ne 40 inortage
ID anything f less vnlid to. ;nien-
Id 'eaSunnr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Press ,epu1'ts FOR May = say tnat
looae tl'apped s'om $3.50 to $40 N
lineage m i ~ -haU ne supreme
:nu'r vouid iecia'e me 18Th amenu-
nent Unconstitutional RE ,enunii-
an 1aGunai committees must have
1au similar 5p before tecding up
IN chicago tu' -he neetlng u their
.,t,n,fnpt-u1,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

seventeen cmnmelYlal .eltliI2er
tests are lnder Wv Il Benton a1lr
~ Fourteen If these lI'n IN A.
parag1s anu alfalfa vhle 5inee lrn
being Ippiied 70 n-chard 5raes.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
NE Winnie >,.rrni.

Benny having difficulty ecac
ng little sister % whistle 49, ~
JUS; make hoie n rour ace anu
lusn The Flr~ow
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

T'u'sJon County Farm Bureau
has iust purchased 10 IONS ~ stump
ing nuwder 1t / saving 70 is mem
bers Of 513.15 per hundred ooomds. ~
s1+5 Der Ton.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Forced 70 nuve 5aie IT BeamiaH
EVERYTHING goes rcgaIrDless of
cost. 4.2-2t-'1
Altolnev G1rmn vas IN rom
Nenatcnee saturdav. ooking Iite'
business natter
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

W. ,ead IN Article sunuav Vnlce
4aId mat "the progeny ii a Hngfe T.
turing 4 summer amounts II IT
in4. sreaU guns lust 4upnuse {
got nar"ed Winamac Ind. Dem
1c,ac
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
EEIE AND THERE i LAUGE
"Gm tiveras,ng Rates.

Cur Aaver'is,ng Rates.
Referr'ng 70 IN nd nhaen Is .
'I'eiic Of lnEuuity 81
Calling / new-made lavvpr "a .e-
ga lignt Of when 5ne 1r1fessiun
4iluuid teei proud 52.!5.
Calling / iemaie / ''alentau and
'aiined adv i vaiuahe acquisition -o
i0clegy' with val'aGuns, 5l35.
n call / man / 'prngressva l,t-
zen, when { . {nuwn 5nau lie >
a2ier 1iian 4 government mule ST. n.
3eferrlng 5u i decease,i aG2en Is
a nan vnuAe 1iace viii .ung 'emaln
unified vnen We III tnuw rlat he
was 1le BEST 1ukar piaynr sowr.
s2...5.
Extra 'ates re cnargeu when tne
party Is veil. -AIxansas Thumas Co.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

We iaiied 70 appreciate me compi-
ncnr when / woman vino mas Deem
narr'ed twice 5ad II our presence
rcanriv mat al the good men we're
dead anu -hev we're not good Vhlle
alive. Ct wasn't cur better-,lalf. al
her vnu maize ne 'emalK .-Mau-
sonv,le OIv). Hustler
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

= rIacnia g'r IS 4ung ler ampiov
ar or S50.000 manages m account D.
Z most peculiar accident when 1ccu
rcd Il ne nome where ne employ
'd rs 4 domestic. She vas aak,nl
lel bath ~ me Kitchen range an
ne 5tepped nut pf me vasnpan. tip
1ed IN 4 axe of 4oap IN ne ioor an
AT Town IN ne stowe. When SIN
rose 7ne vas branded Ma este.
villa Grove H. News.
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"a. JUDAH To DGBTu8s

d. .UC AZ To DGB'UU8S
AWD CREDITOR
Al iebrm'9 md GeditarT are "
.mesrad Ia sent lllla ar rrmIc u me
1t TIE Idol'ess r'Hen below
L. + s.. IT'D tI1
Ll16 -AlaVew 6ouleo3"
-eau1ie Al.
t.tv - -lr-glp
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

rhe Mount Pleasant ,onmumtv If
Clarle county las organized nal
association ami purchased Ian
1urenred mil.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

me 1rgani2ers IF the overall club
re somewhat discouraged now rnar
the price If overails mas SHOT m rom
b. 70 So per Dalr Some one iug
sesJs mat 5he next ching n urter 81
70 organize IN Adam anu Eve ciun.
-Amnuv IL. News.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

LAKE. n natthee ware .o'vn iti
Wednesday .vanlnr sa wtend Enc
lr1u'an 1t -le ichuoi house
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

An aditol' works 365 DAYS 4 vear
TO yet nut iiftv-ryo ISSUES If Ia
1er that AMOR Once Il vmie q
subscriber DAYS year Il advance for
his paper hat capital. Ana nr-
m . vnlie some 5on-ot-a sea-eooE
axe, 5he paper or wa N -hree wear
anu men klp> mt without paving
on {. hat narchv.-iialifaX Pa. d
Gazette
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Forty thousanu pounds Of ana
plaster WIS purchased .o-opel-IGvniv
Nv he saI~nels N Ilickitar 'omt-
iaving b4.10 1er -on.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Eight -houaand nounds of 1ulsoneu
oats have been distributed Whit
nan county 20 far -his season -7e
ground squirrel poisoning eampalgn.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

VI anu Mrs. Z " Pata's enter
1aned 1t Sunday timer NJ lnd
Me-. = 4. Leuveil ma -lmil9 mu
NJ anu VS. u \. Peters mt sanli~
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

NJ lnu M-s. ! z. Cranev ware n
-aaVenworrh slupping Tleadav
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

What ms aounrv 1eeds Inner
present -pnuitlons % sell more loes
anu -cwer auto vrencnes -s:tm@n-
-on Hicn.l Daily Courier Hun
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

A wife VINO 5pends lei. suare Ima
informing ler husband l ouu roice
nat ne S eilv--plned, l'nss-eve'
umnie mug, wonders vnv hea' next
0Ioor leighnors 10 nor respect nm.
Hoilinsv'lle Ala Courier
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

They are nav mating 7yockings n
PARIS -hat 'etail II 5200 1air Ought
20 be mileage guarantee viii ON
when -hev cost 80 nucn.- Aor~ltou
Ark. nit
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PLAIN NOTES.

Tie 1eir,hurnuud ~ 0ygu asst
Wednesday, evening i program r'ven
lv Mss rlviur mt her pupils. Ind
THURSDAY Ill sniuved loIntauus
licnic Mr. BURGESS vuuds
rhe iilI-ae i,lpei children. Marcia,
caul nd -laude. VIM Ira ltCandinu
lgn 3ci1uui Il Tenatcnee spenC Sar-
lr'tar nut Sunuav II me hume 81
;lelr larani~i.
W anu Mrs. Willie E0iland MT
Miss Marv zuilmd 5penr SaCurtaN
night 1t me 7rrers lume. Flrv va
oined Sundav morning. lv rlree ta'
.oads t,pm East Wanarcnee. mt ii
iDenG 7ile iav 1t FISH axe
rIesday iiz-v 1--we senlor pupils
'am Wsnatchee rgn iciiuoi 1aaaed
5iIrnugn 1el'a IN cileir w 20 lake
WanaUchee t1r 5ilei' picnic
Gen. silugarr purchased one lf :
\ Lauveil's niicn tovq. also l 7aa'-
mr. 1eifal' asst vnek.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

rhree 0ada ii 7mmg f1iks 'or
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
local News Notes

T. z. Davis left here by automo-
bile the first OF the week for the Te-
ton mountain country. where he anu
others will 60 Ia search OF big game
Mr.. Davis stopped In Pocatello. where
e marketed z cat'oad OF apples
shipped BY John S. Gouriey
Monday afternoon. Mrs. r. r.
Schildman entertained a number %
lid-time friends. c0mpilmenting Mrs
Alice Carnahaa Ripley. who Is visit
ing here from her home az MonrCyia.
caiif Mrs. Ripley was one OF the
lirst girls IN Filler and 4 gladly well
coined back here. The Schlidman
home was beautifully decorated with
autumn flowers Dainty refresh
ments were served BY the hostess
Guests included Mesdames M q.
Ripley and james Fitzgerald Of Twin
Fails. Fred Ripley OF Bull. r. n
Ripley. L. o. Hughes A. J Ripley
W r. Chase. W r. Shlnn. Dora
5haffner. A. Daquesne. a. A. Timm
Charles Stroud and Miss Milirec
stroud
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07

10 a. m. Bible school r n Nc
Atee. superintendent II O'Clock
morning worship; subject. Kindness
Rewarded" Quarterly communion
service, 1880 O'Clock. evening wor-
ship. subject A Strange Aversion.
A cordial welcome 70 all.
c. z. DEAL. Pastor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-10-07
Married

The Rev John Chandler. pastor 81
the Baptist church OBLIGATED az the
welding o. Miss Josie N. Parrot.
daughter Of Dir. and Mrs n. n Par
rot. and Mr. Robert E. Howard. OF
Twin Falls. a. the home OF the brides
parents. near Berger. "Wednesday
evening. A largely attended recep-
ton was held following the ceremony
Arizona republican., 1920-03-28
ALL STAR CAST IN HER KINGDOM OF DREAMS"
 AT HE LAMARA TODAY

For three days engagement start ing today, the Lamara is offering Her Kingdom of Dreams presented by a most notable, cast of celebrities. includ- ing Anna Nillson. Fully Marshall. Thos. Jefferson, Robert McKim. Spottiswood Aiken. Thomas Holding. Nahlon Ham, ilton. Kathlyn Williams, Fred Huntley and a lineup of excellent talent.
 It is a unique story of woman $ love and a mans blindness, and finds it's theme in the eccentric and wealthy Mir. Warren's action in willing his property to Judith Rutlege his secre- tary, in whom he has implicit confi- dence. and then persuading her to mar " his son Fred Relying on her busi- ness Judgment to guide the progress of the family naine and fortune, MT. War ren is satisfied that his life's work is the heiress. and Fred her Shusband, all as per arrangement. The two people though married are strangely a vari- ance, and cannot find a common ground for their happiness. The result is a period of unrest and suspicion which cufminates in Judith's leaving him when he becomes embroiled in an affair with CarIotta, Stanmore, an adventur
 ess. Before the final separation. Fred has signifiad his intention of forming a partnership with Wellington Yarnell. the man whom Judith remembers as responsible for the fleecing of Langley. the lumber operative. out of valuable lands. Judith's warning to Fred falls
Arizona republican., 1920-03-28
MAN AND H|S MONEY" .|S FEATURE COMING
 ID COLUMBIA SUNDAY

Breezy, Imaginable, typically American Tom Moore will come to the Columbia theater today in his latest and best comedy drama, A Man and His Money. the story of d society man who quits society to win back the girl his easy life lost. The picture is hrill- iant production of a capital story from the pen of d popular author.
 "A Man and His Money presents the Gashing young star at his best, in role that fits him exactly and in which he does excellent work. The atmosphere is that Of the smartest of smart society. and polo matches, country clubs. sport clothes and novel settings form details of the fine perturbation.
 Tom Moore has the part of Harry Lathrop, a society man whose easy ways and life cause his fiance to break their engagement. Determined to win her back, Lathrop quits his life and de cides to go to work. His first job is who. he presently discovers, is an -ac- complice of the interruptions man who is trying to win Betty, Lathrop's former sweetheart
 Of course Lathrop gets into the thick of things just in time to save Betty (Seena Owen) from a desberate situa- tion, and the story of how he does it forms the most thrilling part of the play. in which there are plenty of laughs.
 Augmenting numbers for today and tomorrow are the yer-popular. Mutt and Jeff Pollard Comedy and a>Bray Photograph. Music is furnished by the Columbia orchestra.