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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06

ordinariamente. Tn ataque de NAL
de garganca puede durar de 2 a 10
dias o mas.
SINTOMAS.-Los sintonas mas
prominentes del nal de garganta son
calosfrios, reacci6n febril, ioIcr Y d.
fjcultad para tragar. re*equedad o
una sensation de cosqui!Ieo en- la gar
gaGca. Suele haber rigidez Y una
s,nsaciGn dolorosa en- 81 cuello. 81
las dos amigdalas Sc hallan afecta-
CAS-. como sucede por 10 comun, les
Sintomas describes son mas notabfes.
En- les cas-5 de mayor gTavedad un
examcn reveal enro.jecimiento g hin
chazon de las parties afectadas; es de-
cir, una tcncilitis b!en marcada con
placas O manchas color crena sobre
IA s~upcrficie de n de las dos anlig-
dallas o sobre ambas. ESta condicion
suele con frecuencia confundirse con
Ia dif;eria. En- enfermo Gus n
alta temperature Y una p0straci6n
~profunGa.
En- las formaS graves Gle tonsilitiS
las ~amigtalaS Sc hallan endureci-
das. hinchadas, adquiriendO IN tama-
10 dos 0 tres veces mayor cue el Ia
tural; de tai suerte que el enfermo
no puede engullir, nj abrir Ia boca
bien. Hay escurrimiento de Ia sail
va, coudici6n que el paciente no pue,
de evitar. 81 hay s~upuraci6n, las
amig&alas Sc suav'zan grandemente
hasta que por fin e! absescc Sc abre
por 81 solo. Con eI escurrimiento de
pus 81 dolor intense desaparece y, el
~enferTno entra en- un periodic de res.
tablecimicnto.
81 es rrande cl absceso Y ei pus Sc
e$capa por Ia parte postsricr, hay pc
ligro de una s~ofocacion, particular
mente 81 este ocurre durante Ia no
che. cuando el paciente eSta dormido,
Afortunadamente ell absceso Sc abre
mas comunment' por Ia partc ante
ricr ' CT nus So Dor la boca.
TRATAMIENTO Las personals
propensas al NAL de garganta deben
coEseryar sus pies secos, y tener su-
mo cuidaGo de no contraeT algun res
FRO. 81 s~obrcviene Ia enfermedad Il
pesar de TODD, administrense al pa
cienJe gargarismos de n seduction
decorate de pOtasio, concentrate.
Pueden igualmente hacerse a~plicacio-
mes = las amigdalas con aqua borata-
ia, Y con frecuencia: cada bora, por
ejemplo. Reconnaissance tambien to-
cues f~recuentes con b~icarbonato de 50
do en- seduction. Pucde asi mismo a.
plicarsa una b0lsa con hiclo al cuello,
o colocar al rededor de este I'm lienzo
saturado O aqua helada. Els agra
dable ' it'll 2 Ia vez. el uso de trozos
de h;elo en- Ia bcca. No debe haber
constipation. hacienda uso de laXan-
ties 81 fuere Reccsario para combatir
esta ~condicion.
81 las ~aplicaciones frias no dan re-
sultado. 0 sin e. enfermo no las tole-
"a. h&gase uso entonces de cataplas-
mas ' de gargarismos ~calientes. 81
Ia hlrch@z6n es til cue cl enfermo no
pueda ha6er garcar;smos, c~onsultese
con el mGdico & Ia brevedad possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06
MATERIALS DIVERSAS.

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MACIA MAGNETISHO. Etc.

A., 20 ..-a- Po- medic Gel Masne-
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60, -s. Rev Sa.ora5n ......... 4Oc
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06
CUANDO LOS DOLORES
REU MATICOS Sc
ACERBAN
Tenga listO Ell Lin'mento de Sloai.,
para esOs dolores reumaticos
rel ,]utinOS.

no PERMiTA QUO los dolores caussdos po-
II 2! relratismo vuelvan a mo'c4tarlo sin
'crc- e. Linimcato de Sloan. Tenga'o n Il
r1ano en- 81 b~otiGuin para que 10 use inne-
d'atam""te cue 20 ncccsi.e. 81 va So lc ter.
min6 "a botel!a CUE tenia, adquie~a otra Eo,,
51'$''o Il" csta manera no su:rira m&s de
10 habitual cuardo algun dolor 10 nuue;e
Ap!!QHc!o sin frotGrsc-porque es renctran.
te-ProporclOna un p-onto alivio de Ia .ria.
uca, !~lmbago. neuralgia. calambres. torcedu-
raS, ias'iniadlraS y contusiones. Cair7a p
do.or. Este Dgeparado-conscrvelo a Il ma.
no.
Dc ven;a en- todas las droEuerias = Csc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06
PARA REIR

-oEa Que ePoca empezo "a prime
"a persecution contra los cristianos?
-pregunt6 e. c&tedratico en- IN aXa-
men de Historic.
Ell ano 81 antes de ~Jesucristo-
contest6 e. cxaminanio
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mANUALES PRACTICES

We, -5.scr:o1. 90 AZ gEEeTo.-Ior7os sT'
p-s-szgs ~ ssI. = 500 d 1sS-@
Narg.l lie Az-rc--.-gR S&naces'~
ErsrasI s. Ag.ss 3 OLesoS-
Nqraa. &c Ac~lle8 > JaooSes.
Manual &c A.,1.l.rr.R.
III. 6 --sglugs-i2 de Taller.
N-7gsl as Cerra.e-la y Ooyas de hleE.a
Na-.s. u. Coae-crU y Potvo-sA
gg-,ss Ee! CgrgtG9- de Pieies
SIg-0,s gs. Ca1;.erO , SssSe.cEo.
S1-.,.I,I &c. Dps-aGor L!cC.1S,a-
Manual DE E.e---c!Ca1-
E-aa-a- -c EO-ge--'t~
Tsnss. del E0-a.ace7o-
ys-r.. DE- -Asalnezla , So-Icus1rA
49,. 4c LzaoIsJ 5s Nlass.
gs-4a. ar LecasrIa-
sis.l-I lie M.e--a.sa Industrial
Naa-4 lei E;a.0r.
Tsagzl del Te.eEruslstA , IIe:on'%
Ne .aal &c. Ee-oyero.
Naa-al Lri S-s-=e-
p.-.aE Gel FaaugGats L Ee-SA
Manual e N-Jers-EriA >
Manual De. Lapass-o.
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SANTORAL

Santas ParDetua Felicitas Mar
Tres. Santos Olegario Obispo COME
or, Victor Martir Y Santa Coleta
Nirgen, funladora Ge las Capuchinas.
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OBRAS POETICAS-

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UtUerSUS.-
Canes de v:da y EsFe-aaza. po-
R~Aen La-.1 N-'v
g Lioro AzlI-Pcss.as po- Adsioe-to
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sol-o TEA -S
Poes.as - Manuel Gutierrez Nat-va-
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Tzgs-r-Ge@musu p5r1nS hEico poF 10
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OBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY

obras de Emilio SGlGaT%
"A SIS coca tcr8S-)
IL, Yiss;e-.os ts "a India.
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"a C1ac..sGa Ge IN imperso-
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"a E-.alr.g.4 &c GoupESceN
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= 49, E,-r-azas de Africa
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SECCLON De HYGIENE POPULAR
4 ccrao del d. DAVID CERNA

NEdico- CirujGno en- Jcfc de! Scrricio Interior del ROBERT
3. GREEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, San Antonio, Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-06

Ia Destruction Ge Carriage.
Los F.raias Ge As bermudaS.
E ExysrmInio de uua IribL.
Las ASul-as Ge u ESs2ga-
Ia Es.rllla de "a zral-ga!&
~ e. AS= de AS Pcrias-
e Hgo Gel Co1S1rlv EOto.
Les U.-.aIoA ELiUus;s-os.
Les ES--a=oS de "a China
- Montana &c O=S.
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San Antonio. Texas.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DsDastasat - ~ latssjsg

Nov. 70. 1870
No.tee + hereby asves th.a Roy 8. Bsrteee a
STEAD E.iy No. ozs7ee a. NEj seesses q. Tevs-
ship 10 n. r. 81 W.. 6eh Psiactpal Mssii1aa. ~
6lsd nolies a. b. salloa % naks laAl theee yeog
psoo( to sstahjsh elaIm = ~ lood above 1osey6o
before U: s CeaGll1(loa4 Clyds L Sssaisy, q
kesea Colorado. o"1aa Ird day q (aasa.y. 1891.
ClsI.sst a..ss u w!lnssass: Anls v. Ala.
aad cHAosd L Davis. Al S,ian Cob.
NARY WOLFE bAROIN. Rsgistss
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17
Final Proof Appoiatnents Oaly 1t

Final Proof Appointments Oaly at
KeOta
During the winter months, or the per-
iod from December 2, 1920, to April 10,
1921, no final proof hearings will be
held by U. s. Commissioner at places
other than Keota. Persons desiring
appointments for final proof during this
period are requested to communicate
with him by mail, or call At the Keota
News Office. This announcement is
made for the reason that It 10 often diff
ticult or impossible in winter to reach
the other appointment places. altho
claimants are allowed ten days from the
advertised date in which to appear for
their proofs. and can readily come to
Keota At some time during such ten.day
periods. Persons desiring to make proof
after April 18th, are advised to write t.
U. 8. Commissioner, Keota, Colo, ea'ly
in February.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17
County Divisioa Bill viii Again Go to
legislature

County Divisioa Bill will Axaia Go to
Legislature
A meeting Of the Pawnee County
Club was held in the Postofficc Build.
ing at Keota Wednesday evening: and
~ . result, Elmer C. Abbey. represen-
tative-elect from Weld County. will in
troduce bill in the legislature in jan
uary to create the County Of Pswnee
from portion Of Weld County lying
east Of Range 81. The bill will be sub
stantially the same - that introduced
four years ago by Representative
Graves. and which was killed in the SEN
ate afreS passing in the House. II will
provide for the appointment Of three
commissioners by the Governor. these
commissioners to arrange for an cleo
ton TO determine the temporary county
seat, within sixty days after passage Of
the bill.
The portion Of Weld County which
seeks separation will pay in direct coun-
~ taxes next year almost . hundred
thousand dollars. besides school taxes.
gasoline and state road taxes. county
officer fees. etc. II 10 confidently be-
lieved that with . new county these
taxes could ts and probably would be
materially reduced; none Of the counties
created since 1908 having = tax levy
comparable In size to that paid by the
Pawnee district Of Weld County.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17
Notice Of Dissemination Of Heirship


COUNTY Of WELD. !"
In the County Court In Probate
10 ths matter Of the estate Of No. 1905. Andrew
Notice /. hereby given, that ou Monday. the
! 10Th dsy Of January. 4, p iseo. At. the hour 2!
receive aud hear proofs cO.cs rning the heirs Ut
said Andrew hoslsr. deceased. pursuant TO the
verified petition Ut Frank B0slsr claimant 90
heir q law q said Andrew Roster deceased,
aseert:inm:n! and determination Of the heir.
ship q said Estate, and from which i appears
/. 800 ;! f.nn's Ro.nessh. Of H.;tsli, Okl:i'om..
sou. joe J; so.ler GrsSs-lsIend Mob. . son.
Jenni: Fuller. Of No!man. Hec.. n daughter.
are heir. Of said Andrew Boslsr. deceased.
Now Therefore, any ar all psrsous who are or
who ciA,m l.. i,s !.sir. At law ~ said Andrew
Bnslsr. deceased. are hereby Required to be and
tho Court thereon.
Dated =. Grssiey; Colorado. 'hi. cath dag Of
Frank Boiler. Administrator
Ut the estate of Andrew Rasler, deceased.
]. b, 0giiain alSOguey.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17

A large number Of residents Of this
district have already taken out mem
bership In the Pawnee County Club by
payment Of . membership fee Of one
dollar; and . good portion Of them have
paid for booster membership at five
dollars. Each bank in the district has
a supply Of membership cards and It 10
believed that practically everyone who
can afford to do 80 will take member
ship, now that the membership fees are
needed for promoting the passage Of the
bill.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1920-12-17
NOTICE P0R PUBLICATION
Dspast0eat - ~ laese3se

Nove06e1 20. 1870
=. Notice y hereby rvsa ~ HAIRY L R.sek. e
ksuss. co,o.sdo. ~ On D4esaAss 1918. 49,
To~ns6ie Moth. Rsnos So West. d P!iaei1si
Mssidaa. kas Ned nosiee Al otsatioa 10 make 2aal
three year Rool. % ssaab,isA ciala b IL laaA
above described. bslose Ct,de l. Stae0sy. u. 8.
Commissioner. q keosa Colorado. on tAs >th day
a )aouasy. 1921.
Ciainaai aa0es - Witnesses: Edward G. h.
worth. Wll1lam n Weeas loAa Weeks, Alexander
Beta. an II keoea. CoSoea6o.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Randall were
down from st. Paul Monday.
Miss Nina Tubbs, who is teaching
at Turtle Lake, was home over Sun
day.
Prescott Pavili0n-Dance, Friday
night, Sept. "a. Little Johnnie's Or
chetra.-adv. (29-2)
Miss Marian Thrush left Monday
for Milwaukee, where she will attend
Observation-Disclosures college.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Frear have
returned from their trip to the Hawa-
iian Islands and apan.-Hudson Star
Observer.
Attend the Dance at the Fair
Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth, Friday,
September 18th. Flanders Jazz Or
chestra-adv (29-D
The Gladstone Hotel wants CONF
petent woman to do kitchen work.
Good wages and a good home for the
right person.
Professor and Mrs. Carlyle Scott,
and children, of Minneapolis, We're
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Armstrong Sunday.
The duck hunting season opened
today. There is a splendid outlook
for good shooting this fall, according
to reports from the duck haunts.
Miss Virginia Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson,
broke her collar bone Friday in fall
from the porch at her home on East
Division street.
Sam Nelson is having his bowling
alley re-laid and the equipment I'M
proved in readiness for the opening
of the season. He has set the alleys
back to give more runway and has
had the entire outfit fixed up in fine
style.
James Manion returned last week
from visit to his property near Mel
stone, Mont. Mr.. Manion states that
Montana shows some fine crops this
season, and that the state as whole
is coming out nicely after its past
adversities. There appears to be great
oil and mining prospects as well as a
great advance in farming. The pure
bred stock movement is getting a
noticeable start in the right direction,
and is being generally encouraged. An
oil company is drilling we'll on Mr.
Manion's section near Milestone, and
the Messenger" of that city states
that the prospects for success are
very promising.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-16
Local News

Miss Stella Hanson left yesterday
for Valley City, N. d.
r. w Reynolds held a big auction
near Prescott yesterday.
Miss Bess Buck left Monday for
Houston, Texas, where she will teach.
Regular meals at the Gladstone 75c.
Tickets good for 81 meals $780,
adv (29-D
O.. A. Sheldrew and family spent
Sunday at the H. Dittloff home in
Union.
Prescott Pavilion--Dance, Friday
night, Sept. "a. Little Johnnie's Or
|. chetra.-adv. 1922
Mrs. Alma Ward, of Washington
N. Y, visited last week with Mrs.
Margaret Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. I. Lusk entertained
at dinner Monday evening to celebrate
Mr.. Lusk's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hunter motored
to Menomonie Monday to attend the
funeral of Lorraine Forsythe.
Ben Spalding of Ingram visited
at the home of his mother, Mrs. L.
Spalding from Friday until Tuesday
Lloyd Peterson left Monday for
Lehigh, Mont, where he has posi-
ton in the Great Northern Ry. Co.
offices.
Regular meeting of the Eastern
Star, Monday evening, Sept. 20, at
s o'clock. All members are urged to
be present.
Coach and Mrs. VIM. Chandler have
moved into Mrs. Cordelia Severson's
house at the corner of Third and
Spring streets.
Flanders Jazz Orchestra will fur
nish the music for dance at the Fair
Ground Pavilion, Ellsworth, Friday,
Snetetmber 17th.-adv. (29-D
Auction Sale, Sunday, Sept. 10,
Owing to circumstances the auction
on the Tom Kinney Farm was post
poned to the above date. NJ. J. Kinney.
adv (29-D
Jesse White, who recently accepted
the position as trombonist at the Ar
cadia, in Minneapolis, visited his
mother, Mrs. Ophelia White, between
trains Monday.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Hazel Peterson.
formerly of this city, and Mr.. F. Fl.
Danckwart. They will make their
home in Lake City, Mimi.
Mrs. Andrew Olson and daughter,
Miss Lillian, and nephew, Curtiss
Anderson, and Oscar Bjornstad, of
South Gilman were guests at the /. o..
Isaacson home Sunday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-16

For John Deere Flows Go To f.
Demulling.-adv. (27-3)
Manley Healy is clerking in the
C. E. Haugen store at Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Whitney of
Rock Elm visited in the city yester-
day.
Misses Ruth Ewing and Alice Nc
Kinnon left Sunday for Greensboro,
N. C.
w. T. Glass left Friday to look af-
ter his farming interests near Mo
hall, N. d.
Try the Sunday Chicken Dinner at
the Gladstone Hotel. A dollar
plate.-adv (29-D
Mrs. L. Spalding and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth left today to visit rela-
tives at Ingram.
See "The New Liberty" electric
Washer now on display at C. w.
Heidbrink's.-adv 1922
Mrs. r. L. Hurd and daughter, Miss
June, of Rice Lake, visited here from
Saturday until Tuesday
Mrs. John G. Bedford returned to
Milwaukee Wednesday morning, after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. G. Knowles.
Remember the dance at the Fair
Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth, Friday
evening, September 18th. Flanders
Jazz Orchestra.-adv (29)
Mrs. Belle Address, of Pasadena,
Call and Mrs. F. S. Bell, of Mosinee,
spent last week at the home of the lat
ter's brother, Guy Wright.
There will be an ice cream social
at the Elmer Bjerstedt farm Friday
night, Sept. 18th, for the benefit of
the Mann Valley Lutheran church.
All are cordially invited to come.
Dan Dorgan was seriously injured
Friday at the depot when struck by
an auto driven by William Burton.
His left arm was fractured and one
leg iniured.-Hudson Star Observer.
Miss Lena Hamilton and her ne
phew, James Rock, have moved back
to the city from Miss Hamilton's
farm, where they had resided for the
past seven years. They are occupying
Miss Hamilton's house on S. Main st.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Elliott and
daughter, Miss Fay, left Tuesday for
their home at Chebanse, ILL.,, after a
months visit at the home of Mrs. S. I.
Hunter. They were accompanied as
far as Kilbourn by Misses Addie
Hunter and Lillian Currier.
Definite word has now been received
from the cement company that ship
ments for the new junction dam have
been arranged for. The first car left
the factory yesterday; another will
leave tomorrow, and commencing the
25th car day will be sent out for
delivery on the tracks at the upper
power house plant until the job is
completed. Work will start immedi-
ately upon the arrival of the first car
load
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NOTICE OF SALE

On Saturday, Oct. 2nd, 1920 con-
mencing at 1:30 p. M, all of the real
estate and personal property Of Mrs.
Ida Lundquist, deceased, consisting of
House and Lot at the corner of Lewis
and Pine Street, in the City of River
Falls, and Household Goods, will be
sold at public auction.
Geo. b. Skogmo, Executor of Will.
Robert Reynolds, Auctioneer.. (29-3
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Miss Avis Severson left Friday to
teach at Ashland.
John Deere Corn Binders for sale
NV r. Demulling.-adv. (27-3)
B. A. Symes' new house in Resi-
dence Park is about completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Thompson Of
Waverly visited in the city Monday.
Dance-Saturday evening, Sept. Is.
Prescott Pavilion. Pratt's Orchestra.
adv. (29-1)
Mrs. Carl Pearson and daughter,
Miss Avis, are visiting relativs in
Hayward.
Geo. Dodge is erectings a Broom
bungalow just south of his residence
on Second street.
Louie Finn and family and Mrs.
T.W. Finn motored to La Crosse and
visited over Sunday with relatives.
The only cylinder electric washer
on sale in town. See "The New
Liberty" at C. w. Heidbrink's.-adv
Mrs. George Mallory and sister,
Mrs. l.. Guindon, returned Monday
from a visit with relatives in the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LINER will leave
seon for Milwaukee, where Mr.. LIN
ier will study dentistry at Marquette
university.
The Matinee Clubs horses are ap-
nearing at the St. Croix Falls fair
this week. Several from here plan TO
attend the races.
Carolan, pitcher, and Smuland'
short-stop, assisted the Hudson base
hall team at Osceola Sunday. Osceola
won, however, 13 to 2.
Mrs. r. r. Newman and chldren'
who had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
C. r. Taggart, left Friday for their
home at Watford City, N. D.
Francis Anderson, who had been
visiting at the home OF his uncle'
Harry Weydt, left Saturday for Dor
chester, where he will attend school.
Miss Carrie Pardee, who had been
spending the summer at Aupurh'
N. Y. returned Saturday to resume
her duties in the Normal school facui-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon st. Peirre and
children of St. Paul and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Lambert, of White Bear, Mimi,
visited with the l. L. Stewart ana
Fred Williams families Sunday.
Do not have glasses put on child
the first few weeks of school as most
headaches disappear later. See Dr.
Clough about it. At the Gladstone
Hotel. the 7th and 9Th of each month.
(24-tf)
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nesday, Thursday and Friday. An
exceptionally fine program is prom
Used, and there will be record crowd.
The new stock pavilion is completed
and all available space will be occu-
pied by Pierce County's finest pure
breds. This alone will prove a great
attraction.
The Fair Ground Pavilion viii stage
dances Thursday and Friday, after
moons and evenings.
Everybody's going! Don't miss it!
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Myrhna Lorraine Forsythe

The community unites IN extending
sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. For
sythe, of Kenmare, N. D., in the loss
of their little daughter, Myrhna Lor-
aine, who died last Friday at Ken
mare, at the age of one and
one half years. Funeral services
were held at Menomonie Monday af-
ternoon.
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CHAS DEANS DIES SUDDENLY

The community was deeply shocked
to learn of the sudden death of Mr.
Charles Deans, which occurred early
Tuesday morning, at his home on
Third street.
Funeral srvices were held at the
home at 200 this afternoon.
A complete obituary notice win APP
pear in this paper next Thursday
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THE FAIR NEXT WEEK

Everything is set for the Pierce
County Fair at Ellsworth next We'd