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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
PUBLIC BALE

\ VIII offer at Public Sale at my
,re-tteh' 4 miles north of Ebert. on
Tuesday, May Ord, 1921.
Saie 10 commence promptly at 100
o'clock, the following described
property to-wit-
8 head of yhorthorn milk COWS.
fresh and ssri,lgers; two year-old
neifers. oasnir fresh; 1 two year.
old reasssereI shorthorR Bull: 8
sprtss- calves. team OF black
ns'es. eight years old. weight 1900
lbs. ~
1 corn p 'ianter; 1 sulky pillow: 1
waiting p low; 1 harrow; 1 disc;
/ drill; 1 mower; l hay
rake; 1. grain binder; 1 sledge; 1
wagor. and hayrack; 2 sets of work
razor; 90 chickens; forks, milk cana
and other articles too numerous 70
mention.
TERMS OF SALE All sums OF
$40 and under cash. On sums over
$40 a credit of six months time will
be given purchaser giving bankable
note bearing percent. interest from
date. 2 percent discount will be
allowed for cash on sums over SIC
Settlement must be made on date
OF sale.
VIM. MORGAN, Owner.
AIbin G. Watson. Aucts.
]. e. Mayer. Clerk
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND.

Office of the State Board of Land
Commissioners, Denver, Colo, April
10, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that John G..
Gair, whose postoffice address Is
bland. Colorado, has made application
No. B-2S85 to lease the following de-
scribed Indemnity School Lands In Ell
bert County, Colorado, to-wit:
NEA of Sec. 20, Twp. z s., Range
81 w. Immunity Application.)
Notice Is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an ap-
plication to lease all or any part Of this
tract of land must file same In this
office prior to May 20, 1921, as no 9TH
er application to lease the above de-
scribed lands viii be considered after
said date.
GEORGE STEPHAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
Publish April %, 20, May 0, 10.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
PROPERTY RIDGE.

o. P. Phillips and family took
dinner with the Litherland family
Sunday. pisssj
Mrs. Morris of North Bend Ranch
has been on the sick list the last
few days.
Miss Mary Pahls left this week
for two weeks visit in Arvada.
Miss Quinn was a visitor at the
Draney home for a few days.
Mr.. Meade left last week to look
for another location in lower alti-
trde
C, Litherland went to Denver
Tuesday to attend a meeting OF the
Executive of the State Grange.
X. Kauishi lost three calves dur
the last storm,
Mr.. LoutzenheiseF moved out to
his ranch Saturday
Mrs. Dee Pottinger is visiting
with her mother this week,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
CHERRY CREEK yALLEY.

More snow. We thought the
weather man would allow time be-
tween storms for the roads to get
fit for us to get to town for supplies
but he didn't. Probably he lives
In the city where the Powers that
be have the streets cleared after a
storm. so doesn't understand the
condition OF country roads. High
water every day. Cherry Creek
Valley. like the valley OF the Nile,
is getting its deposit OF silt and is
surely getting richer with every
overow. There should be d big
hay crop.
The Gilberts'. Dahlbergs', and
Lucas spent Monday evening at
Clint Whittiers' and report a fine
time.
Merriman's took dinner with the
Morse's Sunday and had the pleas
ure Of going home in the snow
storm.
The sister of Mrs. Broer Guthal.
who has been visiting her for few
weeks. went home Sunday. All
the family miss her.
The pupils of the Irving School
wish more of them had birthdays
during the school year. Last,
Thursday was Joe Hilyen's birthday
and his mother took a delicious
treat of cake and Ice cream to the
pupils and teacher. We didn't
hear OF 1t in time or we would sure
ly have visited the school that after
noon. School closed the next day
so we have lost out for this year.
but we are going to watch out next
year. We are sorry to see Miss
Fenton leave and hope for her re-
turn; we rather suspect that some
one hopes she will return and take
care Of only one person.
Some OF the neighboFs are start
ing house-cleaning. We wish
while our County Agents are busy
killing prairie dogs they would or
could do something towards head
ing off the fly pest.
The Dahlberg's visited home
folks near Castle Rock SUI day and
of course came home in the storm,
TOO Late For Last Week.
Tuesday was a bad day for a sale
but there was fair attendance at b.
T. Ross and fair prices were bid.
Andrew Hansen is hauling hay
from e. ], Merriman's,
James Mcinroy was plotting some
La Junta farmers around, locking
for milk COWS, They stopped at
Dave Gilbert's Thursday,
All in Our Valley were enter
tanned by the beautiful last Fri
day. and we still are. Drifts are
enormous and -shpVeling is the
order.
No mail since Thursday 14th, and
this Is the 18th. How we miss |
the papers. A lot Of men with |
teams will try to reach Blhert today. |
The Castle Rock road was opened
Yesterday,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrIExENr.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of Bridget LAWN, Deceased.
No. O-2S4.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
3lst day of May. A. ID, 1921, the
ondersigned will present to tho
County Court OF Ebert County.
Colorado. HIS accounts for final set
Element of administration OF said
estate, when and where all persons
In interest may appear and object
to them, IL they so desire.
THOMAS ]. LAWN,
Executor OF the Estate OF Bridget
LAWN. Deceased.
Harry F. Anderson, Attorney.
First Publication April 30. 1921.
Second publication Mays, 1921
Third publication May 13. 1921.
Fourth publication May 20. 1921.
Last publication May 81. 1921.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Albert Edmards, De-

ceased.
No. O-320.
All persons havings claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to the
county Court OF Ebert County Colo
RADIO, on the 31st day OF May A. d.
1921.
]. G. CHURCH,
Administrator.
First Publication April 90, 1921.
Second publication Mayo, 1921
Third publication May 10. 1921.
Fourth publication May 90. 1921.
Last publication May 27. 1921.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
For GALE.

HEMSTITCHING AND PICoTING
Attachment works on any sewing
machine, easily adjusted. Price
$3.50 with full instructions. Gem
Novelty Co., Box 1881, Corpus
Christi, Texas.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

--sTRAYED FROM THE FRED
Burnside ranch, in Ebert, one black
Gelding, star on forehea. one white
hind root, smooth-haired, seven
years old weight 1900 pounds. Please
notify A C. Ford, Ebert, Colo.
(Reward). Indf.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

americas lessons ln thrift are
carried over nia normal times, what
a prosperous people we can renlly be-
come!
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

=. Epicures contend that tea and coffee
taste much better without sugar. AND
especially without sugar at 20 cents
and upward a pound.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

me average man pays three cent,
uhy 10 Keep the churches going. blu,
VI course the upkeep If The movies is
more expensive. ' -
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

FOR the time being the once lowly
pothto has quit being Vegetable and
mas become one of natures crown Jew.
els.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

LOST-BLACK and WHITE COL
lie dog. on about April LIST. Re-
ward offered. F. l.. Kvalshaug,
Ebert, Colorado.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

Vienna journalists have appealed
te American newspaper reporters Tor
.inanciat assistance. Talk about
kseu nose for newsl
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

Potatoes are the mainstay OF tho
poor. but food gougers have no COM
junction In wringing a blood profit out
Of human necessitiea
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
.. G. S.NEw TRAIN SCHEDULE
Effective Sunday May LIST. Trains

80 and 40 DISCONTINUED.
Trains II and Is will operate
daily, except Sunday between Dem
yer and Falcon on the following
schedule.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

Something ,ixe 100000 pennies
are coined .snually only, for the most
part 10 disappear. Probably the col
'eetion plates get the grs,9 bulk Of
them
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

wainns have another girl. born on
April 9Th.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

To the Extrznns.
He Is devoted to science. isn't her
yes; even married chemical
blonde
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

rect and tnttered clothes little such II, the
thousands children
are only sample of the 100000
TO help through OF the
end eight in
OF which Is Herbert Leadership the
american Relief Administration the Cross the American
committee fQuakers
C IN america the Jewish Joint Distribution the Knights of
NJ O. A. the a 10 on
raise Sa8oooooo to help the over the I'M ~
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

FARM WANTED WANT TO
hear from party having farm for
sale. Give price aud description.
B. B, Howard, Champaign, III. I1S.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29

e. B. mitchell.
Superintendent
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-04-29
For Sale and Want
Ads

FOR SALE FLEMISH JOINT
Registered Rabbits. Ida Flurer.
Gilbert, Colo, 29p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
OTORlo PROMINENT ATHLETES ENTER EVENING SPATCIAIARATTN RUN CPO

aad In all his races ne made u good
showing. finishing first in several big
meets while running for Tech.
Frank DObson, director Of athicttc3
assured the committee III charge Of
the run that he Will enter a team.
While basketball mas been holding
the attention of the Spider mentor
during the last two months he Is cN-
pectcd to start work with the track
squad Immediately on his return from
a trip throughout the state with his
luint. hurley Spencer. WHINE OF
the mile and two-inile runs. in h.
annual track meet III tn. Institution
main cntrant OF the ked and Blue.
Course VIII lie Five Miles.
While the actual running curse
VII! Dc FOR Il distance OF Ave mics
ne fact that tho country v which
u VIII be run contains man? hills.
Harancc OF a much longer event. The
p!ah or ~. committee - hold the
event in the country was deemed aa-
vtsab!e owing to the fact that the run
VIII start ana end 1T the Country
cub Of virginia. Officials Of tho c!ub
me ruhnerh TO use the shove. bitas
nj the club house and adequate "a
G%!litics viii be had for thos" who
enter the race.
The grand prize. or team trophy.
VIII DC a handsome silver loving cue.
which "il. become tho PROPERTY III
IN" team winning it three times. The
winner vii, he determined by us,ul,
IN" regulation 1Fo6r-cOunt.y scoring
system. The individual nnishin. first
VII, DO given = gold medal. silver
dhls VIA >" awarded second. ,h!rl
ana fourth places. aud bronze ,nclals
and eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
SPORTS

n~npGsS.".r 70 meet TIC fabulous stlp-
.'a'Iplis ~ present rates.
AFTER ali. boxing ~ JUS: an amusc-
n'"nt. ana Ia j way may he compared
Win inc stage. Aud set. who ever
'tarS OF III" seasons host show
charging $50 10 sSn for u seat some
MAY s%y this Is mos ~ apt COMPARE
soh; hit wucn you consider the stage
ana tAc ring YOU viii nnd tina, tho
nurp"se % both * the same 10 en-
certain ana amuSr. World-fnmrd
STAG stars work just is hard 10
a~chtcHc their bOpors AZ world cham
plpnS IN the ring. Their ability to
ihrhtSh entertainments ~ often much
greater thtn that pG the best prIzc
neh'cr. But ~" star eyer receives
>!up.o1n e.: q single performance OF
ihlrtS minutes OF SO. Hardly,
Ihcrc Is 4 difference between tho
tSpa of amusement offered in the ring
ana on the stage, Tho ring AFFORDS
amusement on a sporting basis. one
~ tGc strongest elements in human
i;aturc, VIE the stage appeaIs IL
emotions AM things not so ,lnacly
allled To sport. But IN hts very diff
icrcncc lies the strongest argument
IN flvor OF reducing the high cost nf
nugl!istic exhibitions. luas:nuch as
boxing depends u.,on sporting IN
stinct ~. its appeal. 1T should lie
tonnihaiei o. sporting Instinct rath.
err than tainted by commcrcinilsm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
IGNORANCE OF NEW RULES,..
NO EXCUSE FOR WOLATI0Ni'
~hc'ni"r Snys All Parties Conrcrr,a
""N' fnfniiinrizc rhrmscIyc. F,i
With Agreement. ttt
I Ey Associated prass,

CHICAGO, Jan. 22~.--iSnoranca :,
.he new rules which govern ~orraoy,,o,
nnsehaii under the regime Of J,dga
hehesaw NJ. Lands as baseball com.
missioner VIII not be accepted az -,
excuse for their violation BY hin vo,..
ci"o owners or league officials. said
president John NJ. IIcydler Of .,he
Naiional League today.
IN order that the public and ayo-
oh' Connected with baseball mpv l.,
informed of the conditions und,rr
WHICH baseball will enter thu no.
IRA Alr. iieydlcr is having publishnL
y containing every arre,.
.heht and contract entered into In ,
tWeon ciub owners or leagues nj usyts
o. inc various meetings this win,aE
1 ms book viii contain comics n IN
new form OF players contract. III. I
contract with Judge Landts, tho Ma
on Minor agreement ana numcroua
other documents. - -,
Copies VIII be sent TO every n,ae,s-
ana owner. 10 all newspapers nnd ~
anyone else. who asks for ono. Mr.
lteydier said. 100 49,,
Nhllc the newspaper accounts
generally have Informed tho pubIh..
Q; the new governing rules. We w.nnti
everyone interested to have a copylf
o. the important agreements 10 sttSytc
ana TO refer to-" said MIR. Heydler. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
BIG MONEY BOXERS ANGRY
At NEW RULING ON PRICES
fugiiists D~isgrunticd Because Conn
mission Places Limit upon
SchtS at Boats.
nv n,
Hf 7. HOWAnU kEL.I.Y.

NEW YORK. Jan. .2-Th. state
bpMiny Commission has ~apnor"ntiy
rnitcd the feathers Of .hip Nancy.
pneiiiats by naming sia ns the ton
price FOR seats uf a hnmoinnsrIn
eout N $40 as the limit for a sroi
az an ordinary ring SCRAP. SOM. of
,hc noyS VINO pad their bank accounts
ny virtue OF their nstic abilities aro
prone to believe tina, tn. co,nmissIon
y JUST !, bit harsh in this matter.
hut inc boys who leave their dol
lars at tho gate in xchnure for :,
ssu. cannot see u this Way at all.
an" ~ inc long run they are tho fol-
i.Ms 20 be considered. for they are
w. supporters OF the game.
However. II looks as IL tho schcd-
m.cd irataS between Dempsey ana
wizard Tor March II Is II Ii" an rN-
'"ption 10 IN" new rule governing
prize fight admissions prices in ,his
state. According to Tex Richard. the
guarantees that he made 10 tho chamn
and the former King or In. RIM Inp'
NbiNe much more money than he could
eyer cHpcc' TO take In on the revised
sem. OF prices. lnasmuch ns Rick
ard made the contracts before III,
new rulce were decided tpon. and IS
responsible" 10 the lighters for
thr Sums guaranteed, IL is strongly
b"ii"Ncd that tao commission viii
grant Tex the right 10 stage The fight
~ prices which Viii insure his pro-
lection.
Concession to Iticknr,.
Now. II the commission fayors the
iafhcts promoter on his occasion.
mere ~ no doubt but that it's action
vii pc aDpiaudcd by fig hi. fans In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

gDnrrni .t,.r.
= u'i' mere ar" many reasons
tha' niHh, prompt thc commission 10
Irtp i|tokafn out OF the situation that
ms contracts n the new rule hay.
eir"''"'
Through a stretch or many wears
Tex Richard h.s done rrm,t danl
towurd promoting thr . ntinp uama.
and his efforts on tho whnte h,yr maj
with apDroyul u..r. Ia ~. .,,. !, ,
has consistently irt.i ID 81 l.. :Scn
York both uunnt!.y nni mali H., Il
roped arena. prShMhly IN .r.n -,
criticism that NIGH. hs m,Io npnJ,.t
him Is tina, he has lInSrd ,bn t.I,
ors To name fnbuIol,. sun4 -. !, -
ward for theI. uxhIhitians Il, III. can
den and O., th.rn
IIis generosity is n, tho hn.tor. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
ALABAMA NINE TO PLAY
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
southern Team VIII Nrc, oronp.
and Hue mt charlottesville hprii
20 mud ~.
tEy Associated Press.

AUBCKN. ALA. Jan. 22-Bascbaii
games nave been scheduled BY Ala.
hamA Polytcchnic Institute win Tho
University OF Cincinnati and Yale
given out here todmy. Thc I.;n,.in.
tia'i Ganic VIII be played here ON
March -; and on March - tho Tiger
meet old :lls squad -
complete schedule OF tho A.
March 2~2--Cinclnnati Mt Auburn.
Ga. " ""'o"
-April l-2-Oglcthorpe at Auburn
April s.J-Cienson at Auburn.
/, l,pi" io-i'-ieorEia Tech IN At
.iprH iS-io-Furmsn At GrccnyiiIc.
tlri! 2o-2i-Ni;E,nia al Char
"t'A .5-2d.-Mctctr II Macon.
@ay C.i-.GcurEia 1T Athens.
Hay i3-it-G.Ur.!a "a, Aubi,rn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
CREAM OF ATHLETIC
TALENT ENTERS RUN
George Iicubi, ""sill' Wharton and
Gerard Edwards Are i'romi-
ncnt thermometers.
STATE COLLEGES NAY ENTER
University OF Richmond Assures
Committee IL VIII BE Represent.
cd-Dirt-M acadam Course Should
Prove Attraction for Universities.

me most select athletic talent In
virginia viii assemble February &c
"h'n the starters gun booms for rho
EVcninr Dispatch modified Marathon
run, which VIII he held through the
conniry surrounding the Country
r,,,nnn 81 virginia, Tor the PICK OF the
enter the race. The Cnivcrsltv OF
Richmond. Richmond Athletic club.
.hu other organizations and insrsu-
n.t,ne Tor the silver trophy apd
medals offered by the paper. ii nHo
- probable that the University of
Virginia. X,rsinia military Institute.
tulc may scnd runner TO Richmond
~ an attempt 10 carry away a POI
non OF IN" prizes. Other colleges
also arc considering entering teams
IN the event.
Although no definite announcement
mas come from II OF the institutions
M ,aa, 'hhsy MI be represen,ed. the
,nrouSh the country and over a com
hina,!on and dirt and macadain
e9urse' and not on hard-payed streets
tho larger installations viii send men
mere. The nTst Marathon held here,
aoont eight years ago, vas run ovcr Il
cpu;s. Which made II diiHcui. FOR the
I~uhnHfs, y entrants from colleges
~ NIrSinia were unable to hhow 10
advantage. In view Of the fact they
nag trained on dirt courses.
Richmond has more than AN even
ohaaec 70 retain q good portion ot the
prizes for long distance runners who
taNt di>!tlaEed their ability Ia similar
vents bef@r" lave announced they
WIN wear the collars .! local orraui-
cations. "B!il' Wharton. Gerard Ed
wards. and icorg" lIeubi, tire. OF
ne. most prominent runners IN the
richmond Athletic Club TO carry or
hrst honoro IN tho run. Thcr" no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
MAY CHANGE FIELD
In i'nyctte College I'Ians IN Ircc,
New baseball and Foot
hall Grounds.

EASToN. pA., Ian. 22-March Field.
tho athletic playground of La Fa-
Eettc College. Viii in all probability
be shifted when tho now college gym
nhsium is built. The present plan is
to build the gymnasium in accordance
with the general building system OF
the college. This would ncccssitatc
swinging the axis OF March Field, the
present western II becoming the
northern end. Now football and base
BAN ileids must be laid out. IL the
present plans are carried out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

Princeton t:rnppitr. Win.
WEST POINT, ". Y. Ian %
Princeton beat the Army wrestling
team here today. - points 10 :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
{ Ill BORE TEAMS
WILL SHOOT BY CABLE
fnlc and Oxford uni,crsitir. "a S.,,.
Novel RIne Match NrAt

The smal!-bore rlre team. rama.
Eeht!ng Yale and oxford universities
VIII shoot an international inat.a H.
cable on February II.
There have been a number or Ia
'crnht!onnl matches shy; b.t ya"n
teams representing tho United states
ana England. hut thi. liz tho nrsi in
t.rnniional match between c~oll.slate
teams. "Nt
smail-bore rife shooting Is ouc =,
the leading English sror,g Thcr..
are 5000 small-bore riu. cluh- 4,
London ktii" clubs arc is ,Alck n
i.ona'h As saloons used TO be ia som.
aE..l"hs o' ihis country. oxford has
always had an excellent rife team
sm"!l-borc r!:!c shooting Is N IL,
infancy here. This is the second wear
!or the sport ~ Yale. and thls year
,,h's'ty hhd freshmen teams have
necn iorm,h. Matches rave been ar
ranb.i with Colgate. Cornell, Colu;n-
pa. Dartmouth Leland stanford. IL
!lhois, Princeton AMI Harvard. Tho
scores VIII be exchanged hy tclc-
graph. with IN" exception q, Inc OK
ford match. which vii! be cxcAangeA
Yale and oxford have already cx-
changed targets. The standard Ma
t!Ona! Rife Association 7J-ropt ,.-.
gets VII! be shot. Eight men w!!i
VIII oun Each man will aro 90
shois, a score Of 200 being possible
Tor eacn shooter, oxford Will use rho
service ENFIELD equipped with Morri,
.ubeS. Yale viii usc tn. Wiachcs-
Ter .22-calihcr bolt action. the same
r!hc as was used by Ia. American
team in winning tho international
matches In 1919 and 1890.
p'hccrs OF the United States and
Er!tlsh armies Will act as referees or
ford. 80 -
oxford has challenged Yale to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

CHA kl.pTTESNILI-E. VA, Jan -.
The local high school un!mt Le..5;.
cd DanNilic High thus afternoon. n,
10 -. ~iIanhlns Gagged seven goals FOR
the locals. while Martin starred Tor
tho visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Loot British IndIa Markets.

LONDON, Jan. ga serious ou,-
break. involving the ~looting OF coin.
try markets, has occurred in tho N,i.l
zunerpur district. British India. IL
was officially announced today. SYM
pathizcrS with the nonco-opcrat,on
movement are believed to have been
the principals or i%nstigators. Fs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Jockey Ponce Injured.

Jockey Ponce Injured.
~" ORLEANS. Ia. Ian. 22.-
riders ~ III" Fair Grounds iracIe
SUFFERED a fracture Of the collar bon.
"hen E~scarpolette. his mount in tho
tcrday afternoon.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
Town of Wilma

Henry Snider is busy working
on his land now.
Ray Lampson overhauled Lee
Bates car Friday.
Mrs. Sam WATSON has been
sick for a few days.
Mrs. Ray Lampson called on
Mrs. WATSON Sunday.
John Calvin has gone to work
again for the summer.
Philip Johnson is doing some
clearing for Joel Olmsted.
Carl 'Glienke hauled a load Of
potatoes to Cloverton Friday.
The basket social at the Grace
school house was pcs poned.
The road boss, X. J Shute, has
been out with the road grader.
Mrs. Van Alstine returned
from Minneapolis about a week
AGO.
Mr.. Sorensen is busy saving
lumber at Mr. Wambaugh S
place
The Political Club met Satur-
day evening. A short program
was given.
l.. c. Bates and family were
entertained at the Carl Glienke
home Sunday.
The high water Of last week
has gone down and the road.
are drying fast.
Gilbert Van Alstine, Garth anc
Stanley Munger are clearing lanc
for Mr.. Freeman.
Henry Hanstad, Sam Wassor
and Warren Shute went t.
Markville Monday.
The N. Matson family attend
ed a birthday party at the May
field home Sunday.
Fred st. John got the contrac'
to build the McDermOtt bridge
joel Olmsted got the contract t
build the bridge ON his own roaC
and Mr.. Lewis got the contrac'
to clear the road between Sec
tions , and 3.