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The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

Bill English, connected with the Alaskan engineering commission, was down from his headquarters at Gold creek to spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Anchorage.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

L. H. Keist, we'll known business man from Cordova, and owner of the Cordova Exchange store, was in town for few days, looking into the busi- ness opportunities of Anchorage.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

In anticipation of the open-house t, be held the week before Christmas the Pioneers of Alaska are having tn, interior of their lodge and club room redecorated, painted and vanished.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-12-09

Frank Copper, formerly of the Cen tral Barbar shop, has returned to An chorage. Mr. Cooper was in Prince George and Seattle on business fol thirty days
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13

swing. Corn looks fine and spuds
are growing fast. Some alsike being
thrashed; good yield. @.sA
Idaho Falls, Bonneville county
Hot, dry weather withal cost con-
tinuous sunshine which damaged
wheat in a few instances; a violent
storm on the 5th did some damage
in wheat fields and to hay stacks;
sugar beets. alfalfa, and potatoes
made exceptionally fine progress; sec
ond crop alfalfa begun; beet seed
crop maturing fast with prospects
good.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
Postoffice Looks
for Missing Woman
Appeal Made by Seattle Woman for
Aid In Locating Mrs. May Shaw,
Former Caldwell Resident.

Does anyone in Caldwell or the
surrounding community know Mrs.
May Shaw? Local postal authorities
are hunting for her at the request of
Mrs. E. Mummery of Seattle Thus
far, repeated enquiries have mailed to
bring any Information relative to her
present desidence. rah
Following is the appeal which Mrs.
Mummery has made to James Ford,
local postmaster in an effort to find
Mrs. Shaw: ftis
Seattle, Wash, Aug. 4. 1920.
Dear Sir:
In trying to find my sister who,
when last heard from her, was at
Caldwell Idaho. have had my let
tiers returned to me saying they were
uncalled for. 1t is very important
that I get word to her and if you
could locate her for me l would GER
tainly appreciate it. Her name is
Mrs. May Shaw. Thanking you in
advance l remain, III
Yours very truly,
.'@4 MRS. E. MUMMY,
8s0l 18th Ave-, N. w.,
Seattle. Wash.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
United Americans
Visit North Idaho
Bugls Calls for Better citisenship to
Be Sounded IN An Parts
Of State. /.

Boise. Ida, August s.-The series
OF loyalty meetings in southern Idaho
under the auspices of the United
Americans closed this week and will
be transferred to North Idaho. The
dates Of the North Idaho meetings
have been changed but announcement
OF the changes have not been made
here in detail. 1t was stated that L
was necessary to make alterations
in the schedule on account of the in
ability to make connections. Official
schedule calls for around Is meetings
in the north. running through the
month of August.
Reports from south points where
meetings have been held by DR.. Fred
erick Vininr Fisher and Frank A.
Chase. the secretary-manager OF the
that the doctrines of loyalty has taken
deeper root than ever before, with all
classes. Es .cially beneficial have been
the community meetings held at cen
trail points and participated in by rep
resentatives Of various sections and
bodies. These agreed to carry the
message back to their localities and
organizations and to thus maintain the
endless chain of devotion to country.
There is a strong appeal carried BY
these meetings. all these reports show
because they are unselhshlv devoted 10
the highest standard Of citizenship and
devoid of politics Or creed One edi.
tor summed up the case for his com
munity by writing:
Even when we know our duty it is
necessary that We be prodded. We
are not lax because we are not con.
cerned but mostly because We be.
come SO engrossed with our personal
affairs we lose sight of the subtle &C.
tivities of those who are tearing Al
the foundations Of government. II
requires a bugle call to duty to arouse
US and keep Us tuned up to our duty
The United Americans have the bugl<
and they play exactly the kind Of tune
ee need. 1t sounds good to u.s."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13

The Saquasipi Camp Fire girls with
their leader Lucy Robb, hiked to Sc
bree Island Wednesday afternoon to
enjoy basket picnic dinner.
Loretta May Herman and Walter
H. Barker both Of Wilder were united
in marriage in this city Saturday af-
ternoon BY Probate Judge S. Ben
Dunlap.
Mrs. Myrna Clarada and four chill
dren, took the evening train Wednes-
day for their home at Fort Collins,
Colo. after a lengthy visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Dix.
Olive Peteraskik the county school
superintendent of Washington county
visited Wednesday with Miss Margaret
Knowlton. school superintendent Of
Canyon county.
Mrs. ] A.. Young and children
autoed to Boise. Wednesday to meet
her daughter, Kathline and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson who recently returned
from visit in New York city.
Corner Ninth and Elgin streets, The
Rev. S. Ralph Klein, pastor. Sunday
School 1000 a. M; Worship and SER
mon II 90 =. m. and $50 p. M; prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 o. m.
All are cordially invited to any and
all of these services.
A quiet, impressive, home wedding
was solemnized Monday afternoon at
$50 o'clock At the home of the bride s
sister, Mrs. G. H. Van Wyngarten at
Portland. Ore. when Josephine Steu-
nenberR became the bride of Frank
Mumford. Mr.. and Mrs. Mumford
are both we'll known here, having lived
here for many years.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
What Uncle Sam IL
Doing for Farmers
Lucky" Goes to Texas.

Lucky" Goes to Texas.
To further he study of the Nor.
gan as a saddle breed, the United
States Department Of Agriculture has
sent the 2-year old Morgan stallion
Lucky from the Morgan horse farm
at Middlebury, w., to the Santa Ger
trudis ranch at Kingsville, Texas.
This is the "home ranch" OF the fam
Gus King Ranch one of the largest
and best known cattle and horse
breeding establishments in the United
States. The Bureau of Animal Indus
try is paying close attention to the
saddle possibilities Of the Morgan
horse. The King Ranch will breed
Lucky to some of its high-class mares
and make careful study of the pro-
duce. .tf,
Lucky is brown stallion IA 3-4
hands high and weighs o25 pounds.
He was sired by Hugo. Hugo was
sired by Meteor Morgan and is out
of Calve by General Gates Ths
dam of Lucky is Eunice by General
Gates and out of Caroline by Daniel
Lambert. Lucky, his sire and dam,
and one of his grand dams were bred
at the Government farm at Middle
bury. Lucky arrived safely at his new
home on July u.
Morgans have always been noted
for their endurance and stamina, and
have been used to some extent on the
range for the production of COW
ponies. The outcome of this system
attic study in cooperation between the
King ranch and the Bureau of Animal
Industry will be watched with much
interest by horse breeders.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
Long Chase Ends
in Cafe at Star

Every device that George Evans who
broke jail at La Crande, Ore. Sept.
Is, almost three years ago. could en-
ploy to evade the long arm Of the
law here Tuesday proved futile. After
. long chase through the Boise valley
from Caldwell to Star. he was taken
into custody in a cafe at Star where he
had just seated himself for dinner
Tuesday evening. Evans is wanted at
La Crande on . charge of stealing
horses and will probably be taken
there to face trial just As soon as Of
6cers Of the law come to take him
back.
The chase began in Caldwell Tues.
day afternoon when word came to
Hugh Nichols deputy sheriff which
lead him to the belief that the man
whom eastern Oregon officers was
seeking was in Caldwell. Before
Evans became aware that his presence
here was known, he almost fell into
the clutches Of the law. Someone
must have warned him, however, for
he evaded Mr.. Nichols in some way
and hurriediy left, going up the river.
Mr.. Nichol returned to the court
house. obtained aid for the chase and
then took up the hot trail The Of
fcers learned that Evans had been
provided with a horse and thew fol
lowed to the best his course as far as
il was possible. Frequently they
came upon traces of the man. finally
stopping At a farmhouse where Evans
had visited scarcely 10 minutes be.
fore. He was reported to be headed
for Star so Sheriff George Fromar
took shorter route than the pursued
man was following and overlook him
while he was waiting to be served
in . restaurant.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
I'm Harnilla.

Ma. is Mr.. Jones an awfully old
manr
mo. dear. I don't believe so. What
makes you askT
well. I think he must be, because
I heard Pa say last night that Mr..
Jones raised his ante"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-08-13
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-APRICOTS. MRS. WAL
ter Sebree phone 494. Sc
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
grolpcct Sba SrieS6of.

}lm Gienstag fnno i'm Oriental
s1pereiu Die MISUNDERSTANDING
3,r Broipect @ia 6ricobofs. @eien
ie)ait ltott, oie bon MIR menig 2eltten
j. .iudlt mar. Er1iioent Ism. Site
5ainq iiibrte Den @oriib unO Sefre
scr Ism. Yiortin nerlas oas 4ro
iefol. Der Sobresberidt muroe oil.
81 nommcn pie perleicn mo Der ST
ftalbcriht einem Gomitc. beIteben0
iis Den @erren 6eroinano 2ombreht
ITO Gbos. 5leiter, iiberpieien. @r1
ioent Stiebcling ermahnte Die Gr
i9ienencn bel Seb5eiten 81 iorgen.
oaB nod ibrem Ablebeu ibr 9iiqel
All Dem &irdbofe INNER III qlttem
itonoc lit. 9lm 9eiten Tam oos
id)eben Dltrh cine llcberpcilung eli
n beitimmten Slnnmc 65clOes, uon
lien 3inien Der &irdbof Sic @rob
ittc IN Stano bnlten miro. Bel Der
y ouinution Der 9eatntcn luilroe ser
is.c 8oure DER Direfioren ipie0er nos
8 inicrt mo guar gSin. Stiebelina
frGiiocnt; ISM. Minrtm Sefretdr;
G6as. @ridmeooe, Geo. y. 8litt.
oIigong &upd0Gidcl. Geo. Stub,
obn g. Mierqner mo Scrmann IS.
2Iinfler. 9tcu rlonliuiert muroen 81.
Setter, Geo, Mener. &urt &oeld-
ner unO 5reo. 9lite.
Die @obl Scr @eomteu fin0ct am
Gienstog, ben t6. Mars, BON A =
S llbr, in scr 0oac oeS Gricntnl9aii.
oarcins ltntt, @inQong an ser 6ten
StroBc.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Ct. g.oricu Stride.

Gic fotloliidc &uuitgcieaiAait bon
9lcm 9orf miro ibrc 9Scltberilbmtc
9SauOeIbilocr 3arlteanng 0es &c
bcns DcS gottliden @eitanos 4I9r
eternal 2igbt" genamt, ON Giens
tag, %. MARS. I'M 3 llbr uahmit
to9s lulO en- glbeu0 I'M SIS III Der
II. Morien Sdrutba4c ouifilbrcl.
0icicl Sonnioa lit Der &ommmi
oriStag iiir sic 6roitcn Sooalitdt
@ei ser Z ltbr Wiciie aeben iie 5ur bl
&onmnion uno nm 3 llbr nodln1it
@6ga BADEN tic ibre &eriommlnng al
Ser iiG ollc M}itolicocr beteiligeit
lperoen.
Die Nopeno SIR @nrbereitlHg ar
oas 81. Soicpbsieit beQorm an Mitt
lppf. Die @ebete Der Noncna mer0ct
ieoen 0iorgcn nod ser s llbr @|eIi.
perrihtet.
8as Ebcna ser 6altenicrie an
5onntoq 6ciun 6ohomtc lit Sic Rot
lpenoigfeit scr Nnhfolge Gbriiti4
9as Sberno oes @ohm. Serrn &oli
ser Die 6oltenierie pom Qreniaten an
Uiitinod Abeno Is bgfeoet bait fHr
Sen fonimenoen Mittmodo Ibcno 80
lit Sic Gipigfeit mo @ergeltmq~
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
0entidlcS g~Soiieu6ous

Gie Direftoren oes @aiicnbauies
adtcn an letten Mtontoa. gteltc @es
gate logen nidt Dor Is iuuren nlei-
r't0 ole Routinegeihdfte. Die prompt
erlcoigt murOen. Bon Sutereiie MIDI
IS lcill, 81 luiiierb Bob Ger Der
- cine rege Idtigfeit cntpideIt. Inn
n9uc 0iitglieOer fir lein iegensreides
ssert 5u 6efommen Sn oieier Der
eMmllmg fonnte er iieben5ebn ncile
lamcn nlli ieine WlitaIie0sLiite ietcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

aieber &ereinsmeierl
g&enH i'd am 5reitag mein @ai9
inston Sournal erbalte, melhes ih
air. nc6ellbei bemerft, ali1 nod iel.
Der obbolen ulub, INN Dem brobcn
@errn @infler einen Sent 81 lpareit.
BONN bobc id ieoes Mol oaS ieltene
ulo 8rpeifelbaite gergniigerL mir Sen
&cit Der @o6e 8lt perocrben inoem
id Sic @efiiblsouieleien oes bieoeren
&ereinsmeierS ourcblcIe. Ser quito
Momn meint IS liher gut, barber
babe id feilGn 3meifel, ober oilee-
lidlt Der beiliabe boffnungslos 3~erriit-
tcte 3nitGroe oes 0clitid- Mmerifa-
nertums-luas bilft oo altmooiiAer
Sorfasmus, mas 6ilft oo @ereins-
meierei. @etpiB, sic 2ellte leien es
mo frogen iid oonn permunoert:
Na, mas min Der &erl eigentliA/ mas
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

Die piclcu 6reuuOe, Die iid)
6rnit Gnma Sbomforot c%rporben
bot, pcroen NIT 5relloeu bernebmen
ooB Is oeriel6cu nergount qelurieu.
an lebtcu 5onntog ibrcu 80. @e
burtetna SIT ieiern. ga gicbt cs fei
nen, Der nidt iogt. @ieL redt uicl
Slid.
42eeten Sonntag qobeu 0ltcrc
@eidppilter BON &errn &enrp Snu.
0crs. an Der @Iaocnburg Rooo mobn.
bait. cine lulter1nItumq. 9iele
5rGnOe morcn crihiencn; utter Den
0omen moren 5rau Grpiiart mio
6rou @cinc. Gbcniolls morcn sic
W}itAlic0cr Oes @erniauia WtGnner
doris GA. IS 6erriAte eitel 2uit nl0
6rcuOe. @eionoers frciltc it'd SEER
Nenrp Snnoers, OaB es iblu Oerqormt
mar eli0lih einmal mic0er ieinc bic
len 6reltnOe bel iih 5lt bobcn. 2ic0et
lullr0cn geiunaclt, Ginnodlle Spieler
baden nid)t Qefcblt oild IN Gloru
flof.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

oitd, 0uB er oaS obnebin idoil oiinne
8ier nod meDr ber0iinnt b1tte. SD
lheinc oa bel pielen Der Serren S6n-
gerbiinOler arg ms 6ettn6pfden &C.
treten 81 lein. limo nit llnreht. Die
ienigcn. Die mid 0esboI6 tdoelit be-
ipeiien nlir, oab tie meine 9lbii6t gon3
u1lo gar nid)t oerltanoen baben. SD
CLAUDE binlGngli6 ge5eigt 5lt bobert,
oob iN Elm Iebr iuormer 6reuno oes
SGngerbunoeS bin. Mber SIT gleider
3eit bin ih olldh fem 9eiietreter, lon-
bern foiie ben Stier bel Sen Sornern.
@eriihte. mie obcn crpdbnt, idleihen
umber mo frelien llm iih uno brin.
gen 0d0itr6 Shaoen, ser 3utueilen
gornidt mebr gut 81 madgn lit. @ir-
fltngsloS f0nnen tic ober MIR gema6t
per6en melln man nit feiter &ono
51grcift, lno uni6G0IidL lpeln man
tic IG6erIi6 maht. llno oas lit mci-
ne Nbiidt gerpeIelL itn0 o1e Oie Ser
rem, oie iih unnGtigermeiie oufgere9t
bahenL iolten nit sic &ano oofiir
ihiittGln. ooB i6 nal mieoer, mic
ihon 10 oft, fiir ben SGnger6uno elm
gctrcte4 bin. llno Oas nil i6 gleiG
mie0cr tlln. gSie an an0erer SteQe
oieies @latte5 erlidtIid lit, giebt Ser
Sdngerbnho am nd1Iten ~Sonntag
ein &on5ert. Gb er 0as ipobI 81 lei'
nent eiacncn &lniierpergniigen tut,
o0er ooinit ii6 redlt piele an @eiong
nn0 Whtiif erfrelien fonncn2 Seoet-
fols OoA ans leBtercm @rllnoe. Golf
te Oas nidt onerfantt meroen, loQte
GA ni6t cine rc1e 9eteiligun9 uae
Die @tiihe 1nio Die Opfer pergeltelJ
Die Scr SGngerbun0 ouf li6 nimmt,
I'M DEM 0clttl6en Clement einen oe-
-nubreiden g(ben0 3lt peri6offen?
Sur Gbrc oieies oeutihen glementes
boffen mir, oaB es an SonntoQNbelo
in Der Sdngerbul1obaQe fCinen unbe-
iebtcn Stubl Qeben miro. &or leercn
StiI6lell 81 lin9eiL 1T geraoe fein
@enlB, In0 ein 8ablrei6er 8el1h
miro iiherli6 Elm Samerforn Iein,
oos bcrrliMe Srltd)t trogen miro. IN
0enl c5 6eu Sdngerbuno onlpornt,
Gas nllfreG6t 3u erbnlten, mas ltnler
9falle eiaenites lit: 0n5 oclltl6e 2ie0.
'ln0 nan sum ShlufIe, ltno ga miro
5 mir peb inns Ser5. Sd babe mid
les oiteren III Sen leBten Hltnmern
nit 6rib @rinfman bci9oftigt lno
]ofle, DAB ulein barmlnlcr Spott ibm
lift meb getalt bot. 9as ipiiroe mid
ebr betriibelL 0enn i6 ltebe beltte an
Ieiner @ohre, uno Die menigen @or=
tc, 6ie id bellte iiber i'm 5l logen bo-
)c, qeltea einem Gotten. @r mar elm
uifred)ter, gero0er Gborofter, Der
cine frlmmen @ege giig, ser often
nit Der SprnGe bcrotisfam, mo ibm
.tpoS nidt riftig 6u iein ifien. llrlo
>as mor gcraoe oos 2iebensmerte ON
BIN. oas gerooe bot i6nt piele SSreltll-
De, Oiellei6t oud @egner gelhaffen.
1lber lelblt oieie n~tiiilen oilerfennelL
aob er oll5eit Elm e1rli1er aGmpe
uor, Ser ielbit ieincn @egnern 9lf-
ung obn6tigte. 9(uf Ieinen @uni6
illnaierten feds ~ebenloliee Mitglicoer
0es Columbia @nrnpereins ols 9abr
tudltrdger, uno spar Sic Serren Mnr
&nllcr, Simon @uggenbeimer, ST.
fins 9ucbrinn, hilbert 8aebler, 8.
9. NSom uno 4. MeiBner. @tit tltr
neriiG1en Ghren mltroe sic 2eiMe bel
qeicBt. 9}un lit Scr Itets fampffrobc
Mliuo peritunmt, ulo olleS, mas ge-
6lie6en lit. lit sic Grouer INN Sen
3ab'udeiNieOenen, fir oen Elm ebren-
Nes 9~ln0cnfen fortbeitebcn miro.
Sbr,
ugSaibingtoner &ereinSmeier"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
.ifiee: go. 40 Ssditc StraEe 9..8
80. 6. 9ilfsbrrcin

Die &eriammlung, Die am leeten
6reitag ltattiinoen lonte, muBte 0cs
l@tc@teu Mettcrs luegcn uusiaacn.
6ralt allblmnnlL BON DER mir berid
teicn OaB tic ole ~crfrunfte 5efretd
ru ucrtrcien miro, lit lciocr ourd ell.
8 trctenc llmltaH0e Ooran nerbinocrt
uorocn. &err Gr. &onig lit 0aber 10
freunolid gemeien, bic &ertrctllng at
t%)erne9nen. Die NfitgIic0cr fms &C.
beten 81 Der heuie ltattiinocn0cn
VerlammIumg 10 5ablrci4 ais mog-
| gdllt an cridlciuefi.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Bum III ana0en

oGs flingt elm oltes 2ieO mir nod" y
Gs mill nibt bon mir gcben,
0es Nodts I'M GrounL an Gage, lpod,
0Gr' ids, im @inoesmeben,
Sn Hauic6en alter Gihen
&linqt es lno mill ni1t weiden.
gnt 9oh' ser leiic murmelno fort
Gum Wfeer binrmtSeilet;
Sn itiTen @olo, al ieoem 0rt
GqS 9ico ltetS bel mir meilet;
Solo iolld5t, bolO flingt lie leiIe,
3ic oltc, traute @eiIc.
GuIo f%linot'S mic bebrcr 0rgeltlan9,
Nolo mic 0eS McercS @rouien;
gSie irpben 3chers 2uitgeinng,
lll0 balo mie StllrnlcSiallien;
0olo flinot's mic QiebeSmonne
Die aufpGrts ltrc6t - CUR Come.
GS lit oos 2ien, 0as oeltihe 2ieb,
GoS mir ooS 9cr3 erfiiaet,
Mir fIingcno ourh sic Seele 6iebt
ltno itiirmii6 Sebnen ltiletl
3 flinge, tone meiter,
@lcib' mir Ser trcl' 9egleiterl
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

enndlroa, @eaIloaf, luirflide 9elifa.
teiicn, inb su 6abcn BEL:
g ii blers, 36-45 Gigss @arft.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
@erhfaiItcn
BON llIri6 Houidcr.

- ~ fNNNNN"
Iionn neben Nlann. -@eidiAtct pie
@arben
ilebcr elm enoloies 5elo
6ernber 5ii1t cine freiienoe Seuie,
Iitunt lid ans @rdbern Die neuc
@ren5e,
9elo neben @el0!
@ent Tie ais @t1nner mo Sobne
Itorben2
6ra9t nidtl Sn ireuloer Groe Der.
meit
@u6 elm leu6tenOes 8olf all @rii0ern
Jtebmt 0enn rno lett
8ebe, tpebe Dem, Der Dies Bud Der
giBt,
0eiien Seiten bon Sel0enIieiNrn
llno ieoe Belle itoI3eiter Sommer it,.
GingeionOt bon 8. Stol8en6urg.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Gim0einmOt.

0iie @teris itebt intern eeisrn ,ur freien 9erfusuns
ebrN ab. ranl.nt Gle ~9eeattien teinsrlei @srantmertun9
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
SIM gGuSidneibenl
Sod ninc
@On e. $. e%cincuc6cr.

NOn Y. y, SelNclueuer'
Der Gag mar jung uno iuno sic @iaio,
Sm Often itieg sic Sonhe;
gSir %itreiiteu Olrdl sic @ieiet meit
ltnO fiiBten inns Dor Monne;
Nir rltbtcn aus am @oIocsrono
llmrouidt bonn @irfcnboltm
lln0 trGumten iclig, SonO in Sono,
Gen eriten 2iebcStroum.
Ger Sag mar beiB uno beiB Der Stre;t.
Gr bradt' lns bittre Stunoen,
Ssob 2ic6c id5Iug oes 2ebettS 2eio
s(ud inns gor tiefe 8lnocn,
llno monde, title Crane quoIl
9luf infer tdslih 8rot,
ltnO moii6es barte @ort erihoa
60 lie6los in scr 9tot.
Ger Qua Il olt ino alt oaS 4aar,
SIN @efen iiutt oe 5onnc;
Sic 9auoe Ifapa4. craruut oas Saor,
Bert a1eu &laB5 ulo @onne;
GOO niie IaB' ih nod eimmoI
sri tr asin rfeubaunl,
So rsiDte BIZ gum %5peiten Deal
81 aoao 81 Wtinnetraum-
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
g0nl6inatun S6nner6nnS.

Nm nGditen Sountng. 4benOs S.45
llhr, fiOet ooS 8lueite 0roBe Gor8ert
SIS Sdneerbunoes itott, 9luBer Dem
Gbor meroeu 6rou Murp Sberrier
Bonnie, Soprano; Serr Sad 9omie
5enor; uno SEER Charles @oo0hiIo.
}'oB; ionic 8rdiiIein 2ouiie Gnon,
Giono, mitipirfen. DDS BON Serrn
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-07-29
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual school meeting of the electors of
the Independent school district of the
town of Sank Centre, Minnesota, as
required by law, will be held in the
board room, new high school building,
in said district and in said city of
Sank Centre, Minnesota, on Satur-
day, the 31st day of July, 1920, at 4
o'clock p. M, of said day, for the pur-
pose of voting the amount of money
necessary to defray the expenses of
maintaining the public school of said
district; to keep in repair and pre-
serve the buildings and other proper
ty Of said district; and pay the in
debtedness thereof maturing this
year.
By order of the Board of Education,
and pursuant to law.
Dated this 21st day of July, 1920.
R. E. HANSEN,
Secretary Board of Education,
of town of Sank Centre, Min
nesota. adv 1920
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-07-29
Now Then---JuSt
Who Is Mabel
Iowa Falls Lady Takes Interest In
Stearns County Fairs But Never
Visits Them

Who is Mabel-Mabel Gale?
That is a question which is giving
Gordon V. Morse, Secretary of the
Stearns County Fair Association, no
little bit of concern, inasmuch as
Mabel, who ever she is, is mighty in
terested in the fairs given by Stealns
county although so far as the asso-
citation knows, she has never visited
Sank Centre.
This week Secretary Morse receiv-
ed a post card from Miss Gale ask
ing for a premium list and entry
blank of the 1920 fair. Mr..
Morse says that the lady has made
the same application every year that
the fair has been in existence, but
that. to date she has never either ex-
hibited here nor has she visited the
fair.
Mr.. Morse on each occasion has
mailed Miss Gale copy of the
Stesrns county premium list together
with an entry blank, but to date, his
efforts have in every case failed to
secure an entry.
The fair secretary is of the opin-
ion that this years premium list
ought to surely induce the lady to en-
err at the fair or at least pay her re-
spects to he association by visiting
he grounds during exposition week.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1920-07-29
Fairy Lake News

Them city guys and the birds from
the corn fields certainly put up a real
battle on the base ball diamond at
Fairy Lake last Sunday afternoon
The boys from town defeated their
country cousins by score of IL to 9
in what Billy Zimmerman terms
the fastest game staged on mis-
grounds since the day of the grand
opening. There were a good many
runs and as many hits, but everybody
seemed to be having a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wallace moved
out from Sank Centre on Saturday
last and took up their summer abode
in one of the new cottages.
Mr.. Simon, former owner of Fairy
Lake resort and DR.. Naibert of c.
dar Rapids, Iowa, are guests at the
lake this week. The gentiamen are
of the state in search of fishing
making a tour of the northern part
grounds, finally returned to Fairy
Lake to catch some fish. :'-
About 112 couples took advantage
of the opportunity to dance at the
park pavilion last SUNDAY evening.
The Melrose post of American Le-
gion will give their picnic and dance
at Fairy Lake on Wednesday, Aug
4th. Everybody is invited. An eff
fort is being made to secure Lewis
V. Collins, Republican candidate fol
Lieut.. Governor, to address the I.e'
gionaires. It is hoped the Little
Corporal" will respond. ..