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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

mu pognani pfiSli /, au' Tide 4
Hynek Maeha napsali ''AIilnii
zyifc. proioic thyme jake ill.,"
a zemfcly distp. Stspdn Jan
Broz sam napsal; "Sel isem ma
severozdpad "Cbadron", tam
ma STANCE noyeho kaplanoyani
AZ vidsli, lie pfijedu, nikdo mne
neoieLayali hospodyne faraiova
mne uvedla do svstniaky mn1
vyka7ant Pylo mi smutno osa-
notnev A HE. pes fardiav
Ise tulil Ike mna a id Sc tolik RADIO.
val, zc mne ma rad ~ A HE,
zWfe doyedlo zlatf srdce pottsiii.
~ ani pc letech mcdowell aapomc.
nonti a on napsal TO, mad Elm
mnohy tloyfk Sc uraii. ia sauna
lSem psala 0 tom, ze msla by staff
So mipraya cd vlady a kdo neza-
kuSil hr6zy v prerii, ncm6ze V
cclem dosahu p~ochopiti, jak M
Icitlivou dust to hroznG doleha
|Samy ,isouce ; moi dcerou Mia
don ma domovine. isine 10 prof.
~. Tchdy noe tmava a vitr -
.hnal cd Scverozapadu studeny
10 v polovici fijna 1911. Do.
.byteE Sc doSial k nasemu obydli,
.knpll se cd vychodu, az Sc slabe
domku otfasaly. Milada So.
della ma posteli, celia ndesena. Svi
lily lsme pc cclou noe; nelly ismc
okcnice. Size by tabule okenni
hyly %vymackany a tehdy jsme o.
be tax irpce zaloval "Neznam6-
mu'', proc taxa hrozna zafizeni
.isou. kde "clov6k" - pan sv6-
Ia" mizc DAFT %napravu. - Vsak
go platnt, kdyz dlovak ~nedosptl
sve v.fse, ably, jsa pancm, miloyal
Use to, go umira a hyne. X ranu
Sc stisilo a, kdyz .isem vysla ven.
ac lima, dobytek Sc pc prerii po-
pasal. Z~atopila .jsem, Wafila
snidani a jsonc hotova, voldm
meho lenoeha k snidani. VStala
celia rozrusena; snidane ami ne
chutnala. Stejna myslenka ovl6-
ola mas, kdyz mi povida: "A go
maminko. V zime9" A le.
tos mi psala: Mani, kdyby's vi
tn prozitou hrGzu V prerii,
plakala by's a ncni pomocil To
je hroznel' - Kdyz odeSla .isem
pro mleko k druhemu domovina-
ri. sedla jsem 81 n napsala 81 do
dennikn:
Xda rozumite stesku yetru.
jena So nese We vas krai..
O. pteite Sc jei, zda-li mono,
kde wink -. a icho mira tai.
Ma prerii tam So zrodil,
zenc Sc dive pustinou,
' jeho hvizdot stem sc poll
cestou jeho dalekou.
kyiteck6m smutne chudoby
zlovoln6 strhal hlavicky;
donesl je k npati kopcd,
poseI JIM poticky.
Jeho divost zlou odplatou
musi zlitat cely sv6t,
az zas stanc, kde sc zrodil,
by prerii op6t zhled' -.
0dpociiie sobs Hiaio,
kdyz vysviti slunka gar;
jake dizzy lett v kraje -
smutny je vzdy jeho plac...!
A pfcce, kdo I'll v prfriich, We
rad ma nc vzpomina tam vse-
MI Gloyek v6nuje svoji pozornost
ucl Sc Mati prirodu. Tam clo-
elk p~oznava, .jak We sve moci
,rase a sile je pfiroda macesska
,e ysemu, mad elm vladne.
(Ctena pfitelkyn6! Ne kazdy
Iovede chapati krasy pfirodni,
tel kazdy nema p%ochopeni
no jemnejsi city sveho bliznfho.
'roto mas to nesmi nijak zrazet
d naseho Gle. Srdecne vas zdra-
] Pofadatelka.)
y = -
Vladimir Gregorovi dovolens
cast ma pohrbu. Byvaly stu.
ujlcf Vladimir Gregor byl, jak
ldhskeho roku pro ncast
T. iitoku ma tehdejsiho min. pred
dra. Kramafc odsouzen Ike
l... lyyi./... ..Iky. x1-.Ik
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

Frantiska Ancincova,

Z e Z
Frantiska Ancincova, Temple
Texas. Q. mora 1920. - Ct6na re
.dakce "Pokroku' a pr. poradatel
DO "ZenSke IIlidky'. Prichazim
.mczi vas poprv6. Y nad6ii, Re mnt
.mezi scbe pfijmcte. Nydavately
.zadam, by mne nezazlivali. u
.isme Sd 5 pfedplatnlm opozdili
.StarouSek nechtel, re ie toho moe
pozdeii ale pfece &c dial pohnout.
Neni vsak diyu. povazime-li. ze Pc
diva roxy panovalo takoyt sucho,
iaktho zde davno nebylo, kdezto
V Ioni byIo Ease takove mokro, ~
pro stale deSt6 Sc t0ho malo misty
ud6lalo. Nyni jest otazka, .ialc
Sc k nam tento rok zachovd. Te-
pry6 nyni zaGiname V polich pra-
covat. kdezto jindy blyalo yse k
setf iI piiprayeno, nez = dou-
feline. Mile danny. chci Sc tez sn-
casmiti dcbaty o te praci, neboC
mnG niiak do hlavy. proc
by Sc nemGl d6lnik $ farmerem
zorganlsoyat. ei je pfi tom neco
Yzdyt piece jsme vsichni
delniei, ysichni spolecn6 utisko-
vani a spolecne dfeme pro kapi.
Ddlnfk domaha Sc vyssi
mzdy a farmaf tel chce "a svoje.
rrodukty dostat cenu alespoh Il
spokojiyou a dostane Sc toho jed
nomu, nebo druhemu, kdyz Sc ne
spol6ime9 Nikoliv, We spojeni jest
,ila! kdo ncchccs. ably Sc far
ner $ d6lnfkem spolcil. napis, ko-
Sc "a dneSnf Dolby z delnikG a
farmafd stale milIionafi? A ko-
Iik jest millionaire, go .isme jim
ny, lid pracovitl, ~ milliony ne
Coz nemohou oni tez pra-
Kristus ucil - prodej. go
mas, rozdel chud(m a nasledu.i
nne, Delaii 10 onig Aueb - mo
Iii Sc a |pracuj! - delajl 10 oni
Ne, Hromadi milIiony dale a hf
eli ma yseli.iaky zpiisob, zatim
en-, 60 jim .je tfzce nadfel, zivofi
. 90 by 81 mel 20 tezke praci do
)fati, mnohf sotya ma bldny O..
,ed, Proto pravim, dokud delnil.
farmerem nepotahne - jak Sc
'ika "a jeden provaz, potud
otroci kapitalu. Ovscm.
OTTO jest pouze mhi nahled. nebof
leni mym 1myslem nekoho snad
Ohledne dopisu pi. Haus-
lerove Sc nebudu rozepisovat
1plne S pi. X. Malasko-
'ou, proto posllam do pokladni-
20 centa pro slecnu Stcjska-
oyou We prospech ubohych tech
Je TO malo, ale kazda nc
o S kazdym dopisem, TAX Sc pre-.
e trochu t6 bidG ulevi. Name 81
tech vselikych prispevk6 tro-
moe, pres to ale kazdy rad da
lie moznosti. Budu-li pfijata, pfi-
du Ease, mile dopisovatelky, mezi
as. Nynf zdravim vas vsecky
'espolek a ma shledanou,
(Ct6na pfitelkynel Diky "a
'fedplatne, jakoz i "a ~pfispevck
no ubohe sirotky, JIM kazdy Sc
e mensf obnos jest vftan. Srdet
K vas zdravf a test Sc ma dalsil
.ase dopisy
Pofadatelka.)
Frantiska Hauzerova, Herrick,
10. OAK. 10. nnora 1920. M
4 d q h 1.-Two a.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

5 Zenska Hlidka !
GLSDNDLa1LNLAu

(Pokracovani So str. 81
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25
vladimir Gregorovi dovolens

1cast ma pohrbu. Byvaly stu-
|dujlci Vladimir Gregor byl, jak
znamo, ldiskeho roku pro lcast
|pfi. iItoku ma tehdejsiho min. pred
|scdu dra. Kramafc odsouzen Ike
'4-letemu tezktmu zalafi; odpyka-
va trest ma Pankraci. Y drulic
polovici ledna zemfela Gregoro.
babicka, ktera jej vychoyala,
"a byla dine 20. Iedna ~pohfbena
|Pf1buzni Gregorovi zadali, ably
'Gregor Sc smell pohfbu s1castniti.
Jelikoz vsak zakon stanoyi, ~
trest zaIafe pfesahujici jeden rol,
nesmi b}ti p~ferusen, mizc tako-
veto povoleni byti ud9leno pouzc
cestou milosti. q prakse starfho
Rakouska nenf IMAM ami jedinr
pf1pad podobneho aktu milosfi.
President republiky Masaryk
wax rozhodl. ably Grcgoroyi byla
1cast ma pohfbu u~moznena.
f@-~ 49, ~ - -s-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

Frantiska Hauzerova, Herrick
SO. Oak. 10. nnora 1920. IN q
b r 4 . d 4 h 1.-Two a.
|Slavnl houslista italsky, Pagani-
nj, by Sc byl nikdy TAX velkym u.
melcem nestal a v jeho hudbe by
nikdy nebylo tolik nadpozemske-
no kouzla spoclyalo, nebyti trape-
nj, kterym prosel, TAX jake zlato
musi profit zarem ohne, ably 81
lesklo. Byl jen obyeejny mladg
muz i hudebnim nadanfm ozenil
Sc a Sc svojf slfcnou zinkou prise!
Z venkova do Rfma ma nejakou
s~lavnost. Jeho slicna zfnka Sc "a
llbila a~risfokratu vzneseneho jme-
ma. kterg il ma ulici urazil. Horka
krey Italce pfisla do varu a Pa
ganini arisfokrata probodl: byl
odsouzen ma dozivotf do zalafe. Y
prvnfch letech Primo silil a tn
prosil zalafnfka 0 housle. Zalaf-
mix u strachu, aby snad strtny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-02-25

~ "
A. Kulikova, So. Omaha. - Cte-
ma PAM pofadatelko a mill Gtena-
ri! Mile p%fekvapena jsem byla, &c
" nasi "Ienske Hlidce" mohu Il.
|sti dopisy pi. Hauzerove, . Her
rick, SO. Oak. ac, miIa PAM, ne
|smite ustati Y dopisovani, kdyz
vase vfele procitsne dopisy nena-
jdou vsndc naleziteho porozumG-
nj; nahledy toIika lidf, kan mas
"P. H." pfichazi, Sc folk riizni a
pro dusevni pozitek vas pl.
ne pochopujicich, prosim, pistc.
jste, 90 vse musite v te pu-
ste pfehllzeti, jak yam Ito dobyt-
ka, jenz tam hlady hync. Psala
Jste 10, go jste "a dobre jake do
~pisoyatelka uznala, nrcila jste 81
sama, ze budete psati o jednom
pfedmetu. tfeba to byla "nema
a Ikoln svtho jstc Sc dobfe
zhostila. Podruhe piste o Gem
koliy a s tim steinvm zajmem bu
dn clsti vase dopisy. Ten, kdo
naucil se cisfi ' knize pfirody, j.
yzdy dobry cloy1k a KIDD ma cit
pro zvffectyo, tim vetsf cit ma pro
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

hn, hccu positive. fearless. re.
suugccful and his achievements
arr written in good black iuk On
the pages of the history ~ Ohio.
Harding as senator has beer neg-
atlyr and has acted simply a. y
voting unit for the forces uf ~,
action. No batter index t. the
habit of thought and action can
hc found than hi, objection = a.,
forward looking Constitution pf
Ohio. which h. declared would
tear ohio rom her moo,inp,
Through tl' her industrial
trouble not , .hut Was h'aIi thru
20 Ohio. and James VI Cos was
hrr able executive.
prefer N. humane stsrd ~
President Wilson and Scoio,rry
Colby on the Polish uursuina 20
~, attitude - Harding "lt Is
No concern OF ours. l. i, an.
thmkahl, that selfish concerted
America should wrap hcr.'lt IN
the Star, apd Stripes an tuur her
back on outraged Armrni.r "o-
manhood and Poland ru.h'
Equally amazing for wau of
caution. rs Harding Is surl."e,d
20 be-. e. declare There Ill c
complete reversal Of our foreign
policy
There .. good reason tor iSI"f
that , large body of our voters
g-, De- thought 60 the issue 'os
the dag, but. ac,uatcd by a feel
my of retaliation only ,cyk 70
ycusc un Jane, VI Cox for e fan
cicd gr,yancc against the ur"si.
dent Their grievance is trp win.
ning OF she war. and the ,an'
IN ,iduoa, propaganda Is e. ain
/ Directed a. the Guvcrumes. a
the punishment pf a Democratic
Administration Shall the gu,nou
u hatr. retaliation and n.a. e.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
Demoer ratio Central Committee
BoIiinger County

Gentlemen-l note my name has
been placed on the democratic ticket
for county treasurer
I highly appreciate the honor and
wish to express nv thanks To cum
mittee Zoe their Trust and cohdcnce
In placing INV name on the ticket.
but resre, very much that | cannot
sccep, the candldacy and 90 bark
to make the race. n. lhaye arranged
TO he in srhool The ensuing yeat
rrndering my hest wishes for
uc,-. IN the coming campaign ! am
very respectfully
v Myers
Cullom. III Sept II 1920
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
WHY A ROOSEVELT REP u.
LlCkN FAVuRS con

Editor y. Y World
have voted 'h, RcrnnIyra
'ickc, since lS>u m, first ,,t' g,-
ing 60 Jnmr, \ Garfield I ht,"
swallow ~ the Harding iu.s 20
the b~,t Of my ablIt', Ha'l
nature rcvol,cd and forced rr 20
support the rri.blood.d haii hlt.
tang James VI Co, NuciA str'.
cd ms reason, ar, as follow.
an Tor the League II ,.'t.'a.
not . league ~ an ass"catian of
nation, promised uy H'riiuF r'
some future time with 'hy aI"3.
gron of Hirlm Johnson u IN"
back ground annut ul'ier
stand the plautudrs ot Hsu'ar
or ~ struggling gramm' "n
thu, question. bur jo u0dcrt,0i
the language ~ Coz = am 90
favor pi goin. ir
4, follower - Roosevelt /
am i1r progress and not u'asu-
ssion Cox r., Governor of Obs"
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
IN MEMORY

o. nr d"ar iath,r " T.
RobS.a, who dicb September I.
1913.
Tho month - S.rt"macf ayan
1, here. @
To "a the ,addcst ri 'hr year.
l'ccau,r Z, took from u, sNa'
! dear un", q year lp tplu
4 loving father tr'l, and h'rd
NJ friends hkt him an c1lth wc
find.
Coed called t,m hvrc o. Nns i,,
will.
Bu, ia our hearts me- hngcr t'rll
For ~ Of u be- did hls hcst.
Mal God grant him "'rrHa, rest
Sadly mis,cd hy v'fr md r','l.
rcn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
~ MEMORY

IN Sal liut l.svnv trE.'.a-
hancs 81 m, dear r0'tn"r. Mrs.
Thor,,s H,va. who cr'ertd ITO
eternal rc.t h,s t's., asb Nug-
ut p. 1915
Peaceful l- 'f ret U'sf
mot FrF
n is .ae-t Co breath. 'hy u."ta
IN life I bowed 'uu jsary
H. q. sh 81 the ,aa1e
Then comes .ur bee '''''.
thought Out sv,,.. rl'ther o.
not sr,d. but aac"l.
NJ, co.'s richest hl,soH r,st
on ~, as~d fathrr w7o ~
lonely vithuu; mother
Nat oar Will Fstlrr, nut Ihue
H. done
Mr J y Wall.. Nl,pyilt ~.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
ALIENS GROCERY STORE


Health Is not ~ toci at present
DR. Wagner vas called To see Mrs
G. r Talley Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs J Il Newell and Mr.
and Mrs VIM Miller were guests Of
Ben Farmers Sunday
Dennis Hawu and sister Miss
Esther. attended church nj Point
Pheasant Saturday night
/ Dewitt Sample and family were
we.rcme visitors At Charles Newell :
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs u l. Farmer of
East Alton. III are visiting relatives
and friends in tins vicinity
/ Miss Myrtle Fee visited home
t folks Saturday nirnt and Susday
Judge T " Cooper Is slowly i'm
proving
Misses BeSs and Beulah BeaSley
visited friends on Cane creek Satur-
day night and Sunday
Chas Robins and family have
moved back TO their farm
viii Chronister and family visited
/ his mother Mrs Mary ChrOnister
Sunday night
News is scarce and | will close with
be,, wishes to The Press and its
many readers Night Hawk
Ora Propst Of Scopus township is
attending court this week and serv.
ing on the petit jury
NeSsrs D 6 O'kelley and Frank
Watson, the clever garage men OF
Patton, were in Marble Hill Wednes-
day and made the printer friendly
visit and divided cash with us.
Democratic Women, Attention!
| Come to the courthouse in Marble
| Hill on September 2S, at l:30 pm,
! and learn how to vote,
Attorneys Davis & Davis of Fred
eriCktown are looking after business
in the interest of clients in court
here
YOUNG men and Young women
over sixteen can graduate at
Springfield Business College and
tax Aood situations with a guar
anteed salary of SIS 70 Sl>0 a
month, A beautiful catalogue
free.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

I. A. Perkins of Danfortk, H.,
made us an appreciated visit last
Saturday and had i;s sub.crip-
ton marked ur. He and Mrs,
Perkins have been visiting his
mother, Mrs, Perkins, down on
the old homestead. south of town,
and Mrs. Perkins's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Hahn. southeast Of
town an other relatives and
friends in this vicinity the last
couple of weeks. Mr. Perkins
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Roy Formway, who has rcS,jcd
at Puxico some time, was in
Marble Hill last SATURDAY and
called at this office to have his
subscription marked up. His
nnce, Tom Formway accompanied
him. Roy informed us tt.st he
and his family would leave for
Nampa, Idaho. the next day, where
they expect TO make their homc,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

will arrange to move his n. thcl
to their home in Illinois, as she
is growing feeble and ne wants
her nearer to him SO he will I've
better able to look after her wei
fare.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

We need good hotel here very
much. Marble Hill wns full Of
people the first of the week ana
no hotel to take care of them.
A number of people are attending
court who are obliged to find ac-
comodations in the private homes
of the town and community.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Will Sullivan came home a few
days ago from one of his regular
trips and Is spending a shart
vacation at home with his mother
Mrs. Jennie Sullivan.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
Die Hill. Missouri, Thur sday, September 10. 1870

suppl1nr the rule Of reason /
know nu such creed. and as an
American. not . Rcpubllrpa. g..
fusc Pc Hid ,n the communication
ot ans such SHINY proposition,
e y Willari.
New Haven Aug ~
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

John Chip Franklin of Nicola
came up the first of the week and
entered school at the colleve
again. He was student here
last year.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
An Election HW Bc Held

By the democratic women NJ the
courthouse In Narblr It'll on sep
,ember % 1920. at ! 30pm Come
without fail and learn how To- vote
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Strayed-From my place. red
hcifer calf about p year olj, srlit
in right and crop off left car.
Proper reward. Wiley Ahernathy
Shrum, Mo. 81.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16
THE SOUTHEAST MIS-
STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE

Al Cape Gig,rl",u will op"u II, nlI term Monday.
IguSt 30 1870. Students should be. registered for
entrance uu FRIDAY aud >l'urda,. August - and =
The outstanding lact 10 regard tp th, College Is that
300 addition "a th" ordinary oo.ogiat, aud educational
COURSES II offers full instruction IN Agricul,u" and
Animal llushandry: ha, a well equipped Department of
Mechanical Arts and Trades under "a competent IN.
>tructor: and offers full course in Domestic Science
and Art. The College diploma hi> tn" force Of life
state certificate Ia teach in the public ~cnuos There
is charg" for tuition Writ" for blank form and
rcpor, your high school record For further uforma.
tiou and citHog. address
". :. DEARNlONT President
Of Southeast Missouri State TEACHERS college.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

For Rent-Unier very favor
able conditions, a good farm in
Rollinger county.
Address, For Rcrt, Press,
Marble Hill, Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Hon. Chas. G. Revelle of st.
Louis attended court here the
FIRST of the week in the interest
of clients.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

For Sale - Registered Polled
Hereford bull, 5 years old and
q fine animal, address A. c.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Kinder Glen Allen, l.. +. Il.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1920-09-16

Eyestrain causes Headache. Nervousness, Vir.
tieo Stomach trouble. Smartins and burning OF
Lids, Excessive watering Inhamed and Scabby
Lids Cross eyes and Dullness in Children. all Of
which may be benefited or cured by properly fit-
ted lenses.
II there Is a bad error In refraction, II the
slasses YOU are wearing don't convey the proper
avs Of leht into the eyes; II the eyes Get tired
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
Semi.Annual Court Session Opens.

he regular January term of the
circuit cou,C opens next Tuesday
with Judge frank Anderson pres d :
lag.
There are about 40 cases to be
n ard, Z of which are criminal. u
evil and & cases which have been
appealed from the justice court.
The cases represent charges of mur.
der. fraud, bastardy. breaking of
the peace bond. violation of the
liquor laws, which are criminal ac-
tions, and the usual run of cases in
the civil actions. The charge of
murder is against Edward pepper
and is the case which will attract
the most attention.
Following are the cases which
will come to trial:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
MartenS..Mckenna.

Mr.. Francis Martens and Miss
Florence McKenna. two of our we'll
known Milbank young people were
united in matrimony by Rey. j. j.
O'Nei at the Catholic church in
this city on Wednesday morning at
Z 'lcock.
Both bride and groom were born
and raised in Grant county, and are
graduates of the Milbank high
school the former being a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. McKenna,
and the groom is son Of Post
master and Mr.. C.. W. Martens.
He returned the past year from
France. Where he served in Uncle
Sans army for some two years
He is an experienced automobile
mechanic. and since his return from
overseas has been employed in the
Wright Motor Co. garage. After
a short trip east they will make
their home in Milbank.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
Public Library Notes

The patrons will be pleased to
learn that travelling library of new
books has been received Follow
ing is list of the books it con-
tanned:
Childrens Books.
Adams When Mother lets us
Carpenter
Altsheler-S Shades Of the Wilder
ness
Brown-Archer and the Proph
Crumps-Boys Book of Policemen
Darling-Baldy of Nome
Delhenbaugh- George Armstrong
Custes
Deming-American Animal Life
Eaton-Boy Scouts of Wildcat
Patrol
Pouleson-Top of the World
Stories
Gantier-Memories of White
Elephant
Klickmann--Little Girls Knitting
and Crochet
Mason-Tom Strong Third
Singmaster-The Long Journey
Wallace-Bobby Of Labrtedoe
Non Fiction
Dean-Our Schools in War Times
and After
Hagedorn-Where do you Stand !?
HuUhns-E,vorv Woynon'o Can.
mir G Book
Manners-Out There (Dramatic)
Morse-Fear God in Your own
Town
Richardson-West Point
Robinson-Foreign Policy Of
Woodrow Wilson
Scherill-Making of Modern Ger
many
Turner-Buddy's Bligilty. Poems
Warren-White Flame of France
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
South Dakota Children'S Home.

The following letter was received
by Mr.. Thirsk from the superinten-
dent of the Children's Home at
Sioux Falls in response to contribu-
tion from the Methodist Sunday
school:
Dear Friend: With the enclosed
receipt goes our heartiest thanks for
the generous contribution received
from your christmas services. The
home will always be in position to
meet the many demands SO long as
our friends keep up the kind assist
ance given in the past. | sincerely
hope the christmas season will
remind people of an obligation to
little humanity which has fallen
into misfortune.
Yours truly A. D. Stuckeman.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
Plymouth Clothing Co. BIq Sale

The Plymouth Clothing Company,
who recently purchased the F. r.
Schneider clothing store are start
ing out to get acquainted with their
prospective patrons by offering a
big cut price sale. They have en-
deavored to reach every corner of
the county and adjoining counties
by newspaper advertising and bills
and will undoubtedly draw a great
many people to the city.
J. s. Holden and n. E. Mane hes.
er, members of the clothing COM
pany are here for the sale. One OF
them will remain here in charge of
the store. but no decision has been
made a. to which of them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-01-23
Stock Sales Pavilion Started

Due to the untiring efforts Of the
County Farm Bureau under county
agent Swedberg. the county will
have sales pavilion which will not
only be great step forward in ben
fitting the farmer. but will also
help the city Of Milbank. drawing
more people and trade mere.
Nearly $4,000 has been pledged
by men interested in it and the
amount necessary will not be hard
to get when the full value of the
proposition is thoroughly under
stood.
1t is planned to have a building
with sales ring. seats. stalls and
pens to keep the stock in before and
after the sale, which will be modern
and efficient. heated by furnace.
1t is possible that the stalls will he
used to tie teams in when not in
use as sales barn. In this way.
says the county agent, the farmers
of Grant county and surrounding
territory will have the opportunity
to come and buy either pure breed
stock for breeding purposes or at
tend the feed stock sales which it is
planned to have. Now when q far
mer wishes to buy stock to feed, he
must go to south St. Paul or some
other stock yards sales barn and
purchase the stock. have it shipped
here. whereas some Of the stock that
he buys will perhaps be shipp d
from this part of the country. I,y
having the sales pavilion here. a
farmer with stock for sale can list
it and the farmer wanting stock cail
go there and purchase it.
Agitation for the pavilion has
been under way for some time. b.. /
nothing developed until last We'd
nesday after the two successful pure
bred stock sales held here.
Further plans and details will be
given later by the county agent.