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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02
direction

What is thought to be gold ore has been
unearthed by well diggers on farm near
Freeport, Ill. company already has been
formed to take a lease on 1900 acres or land
and to begin mining operations. However, you
ere noc>advised to seek to get in on the ground
floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02

Germany has succeeded in deferring for Is
days a payment to France of war indemnity
awards. Thus has the once proud spirit with
cred Do you remember way back. when IN
the spirit of national self-respect France
lquidated the claim of the conquerors IN the
Franco-Prussia struggle with a speed that
amazed and awakened the admiration Of the
world
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02

1t is estimated that the people Of the united
states have an income on paper of s6lO0O'"oO'-
600 against $S1.OOOOoo0OO in 1913 That Is
some Jump in a few years, on paper
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1ssL

Babe Ruth may discover that II lsht| as
easy making hit in vaudeville as II Is OH Tue
baseball diamond.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02
Not Knocking the Teachers.
ALL SAINTS AND
ALL SAINTS AND
ALL SOULS DAYS

The makeup man will now mount one of
the turtles and sing little song in-tit-ulled:
VIII Some One Tell Me Why o Why l Over
looked That Slug.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02

We are soon to have in the city of Wash
ington. mobilization Of international 1nteil-
gence in the interest of rehabilitation OF inter
national armament-or a move in that
direction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-02
CTR Unttthatnttr
HERE LIES MANS ANCIENT ENEMY.
Dull CARE
WHO prsrs,rrRs THE UNLovKD CUsa
| BEWAREt
RIAIED REVIEW.

RIMEU REflhWs
(reine a hit of press-agenting on behalf OF
aaron Boggs. Freshman, play TO be given
IN Franklin school on Friday evening, Nov
4 by the c. E. Society of Central Church, in
which the reviewer feels more than an ordi-
nary tnterest}
When old man Boggs uncouth and plain,
Brought Aaron son" to college
He said "as how" he hoped he'd gain
A deal of needed knowledge.
He introduced him to each CHAP
He met upon the campus;
They greeted Aaron as zap
And played him for q grampus.
They told him haZing was frat,
They took his hard-earned money
For catalogueS-as things like that
They thought were very funny.
Then Lizzie came upon the scene
And swore they shouldn't do it;
Smart college boys were just too mean
Shed surely make them rue 1t - :
I'm joinin' their sassiety,"
He proudly told his Lizzie.
You're jonin' fiddlesticks' said she
"I1l make them gay boys dizzy" -
Now, Happy Jimmy Jameson
freshman known as Cherry
And others have lot of fun
With Aaron and his fairy.
But Aaron gets an even break,
For Lizzie shows some speed, sir;
They try to throw him an the lake
But-welI, they don't succeed, sir.
A lot of other things take place
That you'll find interesting;
The players set a rapid pace
In clean and wholesome testing.
The untold things are much the best
Thus fate doth e'er decree it,;
So if you want to know the rest
You'll have to come and see it!
AFTER spending forty minutes getting the
foregoing out of system we find. by con-
Sulting grandmother's watch. that we have Just
forty-five minutes to complete this coiyum. get
home and eat and HE US forth again to strug-
gle through another feverish rehearsal If it
were not being done in good cause should
be tempted to damn all amateur theatricals.
Not Knocking the Teachers.
[F'rom the Port Byron Qlll Globel
The teachers in this vicinity are at
tending institute at Moline this week
To slightly paraphrase the old saw re-
garding the cat and the mOuse-'while
the teachers are away the scholars will
forget all they know
COUNT that day lost when the makeup man
doesn't give US q gentle smile to lin m o. 81
make up for the many groans he wrenches
from J'Other QaV found this headline
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

5kol. Bylo usleseno usporadar
ii pfednasku v den 80. kv6tna,
ma niz ma byti vzpomenuto ma
rodniho svatku, zdoheni hrobd
a zaroven bityy ii Iipan, ie7
byla boiovana Y omen den V r.
1924. Redaktor p. F.. j. Kutak
byl pOzadan 0 prosloveni pred
na$ky. Pred ukontenim schdze
ma navrh p. Cansk6ho, vzdan
byl. p%ovstanim, dix driv6isimu
pfedsedovi. p. K. Bernreitero-
Vi, "a ieho praci vykonanou
20 dobu akce osvobozenske.
Pen Rernreiter podekoval. rka,
re neilepsi uznani sbatroval by
v tom. kdyby nadale schuze
byly pilnt nar}t6vovany a "a
iem 0 Narodni Sdruzeni udr-
zen Y lidu 2deisim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
SPOLECNY POHREB BRA
TRf PADLYCfi We
FRANCU.

Clifford a William Nugen-
toFe byli povolani v dobe val.
XIV K armada, bojovali We Fran.
eli, kde 0 rok starsf Clifford
padl IN boi1 u Brancourtu dine
8. riina a mIad5i, William, po-
lozil zivot "a ylast V ArPon-
sktm lese dne 4. listOpadu t.
hoz rolfu. Oba sourozenci stra.
viii s%poleGne mIddi, byli tlen}
stejneho spolIru Knights oi
Columbus a vtera take no hfb.
tovt Kalvarii do5li poalednihc
odpotinku rodntm mest6.
kdyz spou8t6na byla ieiich t.
la Y hrob a ZavznGlO Smutnt
posledni odtroubeni ma zname-
nj odchodu k velk6 armada 4
saliva vypalena mad rovem hr-
din0 byla poslednim poZdra-
vem, tn nemohl So nikdo 2 Il
tastnikIl zdrzeti sl2i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
POMOZTE VYCISTITI CLEVELAND!

Vyklizeci a ocistna kampan naseho m6sta zapoenc
10. dubna a potrva az do %. dubna. Jakou 1lohu hodla-
tie hrati Wy a jakym ~zpisobem Sc pri6inite ably Sc Cleye-
land stat neJcistsim nestem V celych Spojenych Statech?
Muzete tax snadno uGiniti v~yhlasite-li vaku nsme-
ckym mysim, moucham line neresti, zametete-li smeti
seoerete-h pohazene papiry. spravite-li plot a umejete-li
uprasena okna, dim Vas ~natrete, zalozte zahradlu
upravte chodnik a pamatuite ma kv6tinovou vyzdobu.
Vite-li pax o neiakem ne6istem mista. ma ktere nen,ate
pravomoc, ohlaste jej Community Betterment Councilu.
Buy Electric Building, telefon Main /. Vitdn Dude ka-
zdy Vas dobry navrh smeruiiei k zlepSeni yzhledu ulic
n pod.
este mesto budiz VAST pychou neb V Giste osadS
Jest zivot lepsim a zajste zdravejSim; Vase dtky bu-
dou miti pfihodnelsiho mista k hrani.
Nuz doba cd Is. do %. dubna budiz venovana pra-
CT oeistne. kdy skonci? Dnem, kdy Sc Cleveland "a
skveje p%rikladnou Gistotou.
Podate pomocne ruky spoiu $ celou vereinosti, "a
teto kampane?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
KRAJAN Do
KONVENCE DREVARO

Clevelandskt odboGky orga-
nisace Woodmen Of the World
zvolily iednohlasne krajana A.
j. Sindelare, I'LL Denison ave.
a Louise Stoffela, 1904 zap.
50. Ill.,, delegaty do narodni
konvence, kterou konati Dude
zmin6n6 sdru2eni V New Yor-
ku cd II. do 81. Gervence. Pan
Sindelaf Jest souGasn6 pfedse-
dou vVboru. iemuz isou sv6re-
nv pripravn6 nrace k statnimu
Siczdu DfevafG y Clevelandt,
EterV Sc diti Dude cd 2. do 4.
kv9tna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
Do POLEP5OVNY ODSOU-
JENA

25leta, svobodna Mildred
Scottoya byla v6era pro doka-
zanou kapesni kr@dez odaouze
ma okresnim soudcem Baerem.
pc Vynesenem porotnim uzna-
nj, do zenskt polepSovny V Ma
rysville. Kdyz mel byti prohla-
seny ro2sudek tn nahle upa-
Ola obzaloyana mdloby.
Kdyz ptivedena byla k sobe,
ta2ala sc soudce, ida ma ieji
mdloby wal ohled, ale dostalo
Sc il tretnt odpov6di, re neo-
mdlela tenkratc pravy cas-.
Damitka ukradla 2 kapsy f..
Bcmerlimu, 1920 zap. 40. ul..
SIG a stvrzenku ma plyn. po-
sledn6isi byla Il nj nalezena,
coz vedlo k jejimu usv6dGeni.
Cmdleld sletna pax neni nikte-
rak nevihatkem. neb byla liz
rOku 1918 obzalovana a dam
pod soudnf zdruku. ale k soudu
Sc nedostayila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
VtEREJSf SCHOZE NEST
SkE RADY.

Ma vterejsf pravidelne schd-
2. m9stske rady pfijata byla re
soluce radniho Jamese ]. Nc
Gintyho, ktcrou jess kongres
zadan, ably pfiial zakon umoz-
nujici spojeni clevelandskych
telefonnich spolecnosti. At T.
fednici jak Ohio Bell Tele-
phane Co., TAX Ohio State Tele
phone Co. Sc Zdrahaji podati o
2amyslen6m splynuti zprayy.
jest drive o2namovana povtst
Q pfipravnych pracich, sm6fu-
iicfch k spojeni, hofej5i reeo-
luci jaksi potyrzena.
PodobnG proSla j rcsolucc
radniho ]. NJ. Sulzmana, ktery
zada mayora Fitzgeralda, aby
svolal vykonne Gfedniky v8ech
clevelandskych dobrotinnych
spoletnosti "a pfiGinou zaloze-
nj a roz8ireni obecni pdjtky M
fond, 2 ktertho by podpor0va-
ny byly Osoby bez Zam6stnani.
Die nahledu Sulzmanova dial
by Sc p0tfebny kapital dosti
snadno sehnati vefeinou sbfr-
kou. ably SO molly podpory u
dileti We forme snadnFch IA
r6jtek, splatnych ma Gestnt slo
70 dluznikG.
Podobny podp6rny plan Sc
osyddtil velice dobre We Fan
River 4 die m6ho presvGdGeni
bvl by potfebn(m i Il mas, pra-
vii Dodavatel nayrhu.
Navrh radnIho Sulzmana A.
lo neni novIm, neb liz pred t.
dncm vyzgval mestskou .radu
/ ndtemu podobn6mu radni
Sam. b. Michel. Vacobecn6 SO
otekavalo. re do vtcreiSi sch0-
De doide o~bdznil. t1kaiici So
%ro2re&eni plynovt otazkv. ale
nestalo SO tax. nebot' president
East Ohio Gas Co. zachovAva
iistt mltenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
SClIUZE MAR. SDRU1ENf.

Vtera voGer, re Vclmi p6kn6
lta9ti. konana byla Gtvrtletni
sehuze 2dei3i odbotky Cesko-
slovenskeho Narodniho Sdru-
leni V mistnosti Besidek V Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway. Jak o.
znameno iaiemnikem. az do
sud p~fihlasilo sc 1870 Glend pri-
mEch a 81 spolkG. Byly vymt-
n0vany RHINE nazory, iakym
sm6rem m6lo by Sc Narodni
Sdruzeni dale brati a kladen
o~b2yIa2t', ddraz ma ieho kul-
tuTni poslani, do kter6hoA pro
gramu spada t6z zaiem 0 tes-
Ike Svobodomysln6 5kolstvi. V
.tfto souyislosti %usncseno svola-
ii pi1Sti echu2i M den Is. kvet-
ma, kde by Sc rOkovalo yYhrad
ne o obmySlen6 reorranieaci
sVObOdomvsln6ho SkolSrvi a
V6cech toho druhu. PoUkaZo-
vano mimo iind. re Narodni
Sdruzeni vtnovalo pred Ca
sem znaGny obnos pen6z ma
vr-r1,Ir,,S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
KRISE MA KUBE MINULA.

Washington. Is. dubna. V
min6nf Administered nebezpe.
Il dalSich politickych boufi ma
Kuhd minulo pc prohlaSeni Sn.
StatH. ae Y poslednfch volbach
ma Kub6 konanych nebylo shle
dano ME zavadn6ho gen.
Crowderem. ienz byl tam W.
SLAM "a ntelnm vy$etfovanf. Pc
ra1cnV kandiddt N preSidenta.
Gen. Jose Miguel Gomez, smiril
Ga PRIV s timto rozhodnutim a
tim uznana volba Zayasova
nrcsidentem Kuby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
PRO NAPADE-
Nj DiVkY.

Pet mladiku. ktefi V neddli
Casn6 q rama GtoGili na vvch.
81. al. a kinsman rd. ma 25le-
ton Helenu Gabanyovou a po2-
deli bombardovali pouliGnf ka-
ru, kan Sc byla uschovala i Sc
sv(mi ochranci, bvli vGera soud
Gem G. A. Howellem odeouzeni
Fa2dF k pokut6 $50. k nahrad6
SOudnich dtrat 4 krone toho Vi
kazdH posedi 30 dni Y robotar-
ne. Phi dtoku byl ieden z po-
budu p~ostfelcn do nohv. COZ
jei pro2radilo 4 privedlo poll
eli ma stopu ostatnich pachate-
III. Soudce HowellS pr vvnaSe-
nj rozsudku oznamil svoie poll
%tovani, re mt zakon npdovolu-
10 potrestati svevolnfky tizeii.
Mladici SO vymlouvali. re bvli
tax opili, re ncveddli ami co pc
finaii. Jsou to 24lerr Albert
Tausch, 25letJ Fred Hehrendt.
21let1 James PeSck. Charles
Rundher a Maurice Hudson. b.
dhci veemts Y okoli, kdc dtok
spachali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
ZAPOMETLIVY VAL NOR.
TON ODSOUZEN MA SEST
MESfCO.

Veteran kanadskG armady
James Val Morton, jenz sv6ho
casu svoji zapom6tlivosti'
vzbudil sensaci, byl vcera od-
souzen ma Sest mesicu do robo-
tarny. protoze zapominal sfara
ti'se o svoji manzelku a dive dit
ky. Cekd jej y3ak pc odslouze-
III jeStd jiny vroubek. Zaluie
leJ Sletna Louisa Gnuschkova
pro nezaplacenf bofdn Y obno-
81 $4,000 iemu pred roken,
prodanych, ktcrt patrne take
zapomnel zaplatit, dale Jest Y
podezfeni ? iinG zapomdtlivo-
ST. neudrzel pry Y pam6ti. ze
lest liz zenat a sliboval man
1elstvi dvema iinym zenam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
SKROMNf LUPIcI.

Diva banditt Sc pokusili O.
brati kotiho pekaiskt firmy
Julier Baking Co., Harolda
Johnsona, 1861 vych. SIS. III.
Pokus udal Sc tasn6 rano ma
vIch. 50. nj. a Kinsman rd.
Kdyz vSak pobertovt shledali,
re koGi ncma Il sebe penez, spo
kohl Sc 10 velkymi bochnfky
chleba a rychle zmiZeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

Sku. Josef Tureh 2 Naho8ina u
Strakonic zavraadil pred n6ko-
lika dny V 2achvatu silenstvi
svou l0letou dcerusku. pfefe-
2av il tepny ma krku a ma ~
kou. Pc tinu odiel do Plzne a
odebral Sc patrn6 do 1stavu
pro c~horomyslnG V Dobranech.
jak liz iednou utinil. Je t6z
mono, lie Sc potuluie Y okHi.
Cetnici patraji 30 mem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

Pant: "V n6kterfch Gastech
'Afrikv isou rodivn6 zvvkv
TAX ku pTikladu muz nepo2nh
svoii zenu. AK kdyz ie pc swat
he".
pm: "Hm! Proc chodit pro
nfikladv NJ do Afrikv?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
PROCESS DHMNFLYM VPA
HEM SLY-E A FANNERA.

Sondkvn6 Florence Allrno-
Va vfora o2ndmila, re nestrpi
zadnfho odkladu procesu 4
Frankem Nottoem. ienz Sc MI
2odpovidati re spoluvinv p
dvoindsobnG vra2dy. spachard
ma Sly-ovi a Fannerovi. Coudni
litcni 2%anotne .. kv6tna a oh
zalovanbmu prid6len soudonl
iako obhAjcc prdvnfk A. A.
Cartwright.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
OSOBNf.

Pan Karel Rornreitor odeiel
dnce rano do Pittsburgh ma
echnzi Ccskoslovensk6 Mar.
Radv. Zaendani SnGastni so tfz
vvelannc CeskoSlovonsk6 Rnpu-
bliky. DIR. Bedfich St6panek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19
VRAH UCITELEK WOLFO.
We A FOOTOVE " BLA-
ZINCI.

Arthur 1hlnnfeldt. ienz SO
nfizna1. 10 lost nachatnlem pri
Snrnt dvoinasohne vrazdv spa
chan@ y fow4eHu parm' ma u
citolEach w r6 a Footeov6,
lost nv" lids .Ssnol"cnost ne
skodpVm. Pc n7n5ni poroton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-19

re Jest duSevn6 zatiaen, byl.
vcera V prGvodu vypomocneho
Serbia dopraven do statniho Il
stavu pro silen6 zlotince V Lii
me.
, 1921-10-27
HAPPY NOW BECAUSE SHE
CAN EAT AND SLEEP WEIJ.
Indianapolis Woman Comes to I.,p-
yer to Take Electric Treatment
and Finds RELIEF in Giarren's
Tonic.

Mrs. George W. Harris who resides
at 1875 Welton St. is happy to tell
others OF the great relief she has oh
tained from Garren's Tonic. after
spending hundreds of dollars on
treatments from which she derived
no benefit.
Il suffered for four years with
my stomach; | never knew what it
was 10 eat and digest a meal with
any degree of comfort. as gas would
form on my stomach NJ boat me up
so tina / could hardly breathe. Ny
appetite was poor and | hated to see
mealtime come around. My intestineS
were also out of order, and the doc
tors even claimed that | had cancer.
| was badly constipated and had ter
rifle headaches. besides being dizzy.
| was extremely nervous and slept
poorly. lost weight and seemed to be
going down hill as fast as | could go.
II came here from Indianapolis.
Ind, and tried the electric treatment
from which | derived no marked
benefit. I happened to notice your
G%arren's Tonic ad. and decided I
would try it. can eat most any
thing | want now and never have a
sign of indigestion or stomach
trouble. My appetite is good and
am no longer constipated. no more
headaches. | sleep fine at night and
best of all my nerves are Just as
steady as a clock and I feel better
thar have felt for years. I can
hardly believe it.. hut all this has
been accomplished from using only
four bottles OF Garren's tonic.
G%arren's Tonic Is sold in Rawlins
by Rendle's Drug Store and by the
Harris Mercantile Co, in Dixon.
Slavery and Battle Creek. and by
leading druggists in every city.
, 1921-10-27
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ETC.

Charles c. Dolan. Executor OF the
Estate Of Margaret McCune. deceas-
ed, having filed his verified petition
In the District Court OF Carbon
County. Wyoming. praying FOR an
order to sell certain real estate be-
longing to said estate for the pur-
poses set forth in said petition. and
the matter coming on regularly to
be heard.
1t was ordered by the Judge Of
| said Court that all persons interest
ed in the Estate Of said deceased,
appear before the Judge OF the
! District Court of Carbon County
Wyoming on the 25th day OF Novem
Der. A. D.. 1921, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day at the Court
House in the City Of Rawlins In the
county and state aforesaid, to show
cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Executor to sell
so much of the real estate OF said
deceased at public Or private sale.
without advertisement and for not
less than the appraised value there
Of, as shall be necessary; that the
real estate to be sold is described as
follows. to-wit:
An undivided one-third interest in
anu 10 dllu dIlSllS out " LAO
forty acres Of land containing coal
and being the NEA OF NEK OF Sec
|, ton 90, in Township IS N. r. 81
!, West of the 9Th P. NJ, Situate in the
County of Carbon and State of Wyo
: ming.
INA a copy OF this order be pub
lished at least tour successive week
in The Rawlins Republican, a weekl!
newspaper printed and published II
the City of Rawlins In Said Carbon
County and State of Wyoming.
Done in open court this 25th da.
Of October, A. D., 1921.
(Signed) V. J.. TIDBALL.
Judge
McMicken & McMicken,
Attorneys for Estate. /
First Pub. Oct. 81, 1921.
Fourth Pub. Nov, II, 1921.
, 1921-10-27
ORDER

In the Matter of the Estate of
Barrett L%ittleield. Deceased.
The above matter coming on for
hearing, upon the Petition of Berry
Littlefeld. an heir of Barrett Little
field. deceased. of his intention to
have certain probate proceedings had
in said estate in the County Court
sitting in Moffat County. State OF
Colorado. during the years. 1916.
1917 and 1918 respectively, admitted
in this State as a probate of said
estate;
And it appearing to the Court that
said Petitioner has filed in this Dis
trict Court of Carbon County. Wyo-
ming. duly certified copies Of the,
Petition, Order of Appointment OF
Administrator, Inventory. List of
Heirs at Law Of said deceased and
the final order issued by said Court
In said Estate and a full showing
that the debts OF said estate have
been paid as shown by the Court
records Of said County OF Moffat in
the State of Colorado:
And it appearing further to the
Court that said deceased left real
estate situate in the County Of Car
bon In the State Of Wyoming. con-
sisting of the Sh Of the Sh Section
II, Twp. IL N. r. 80, w. 9Th P. NJ.
in Carbon County, Wyoming, OF the
probable value OF $4,000. said land
being a barren grazing tract without
improvements save a fence inside OF
said land, containing $50 acres OF
land which said real estate does not
exceed in value the sum Of Two
/ Thousand Dollars:
1t is, therefore. hereby ordered by
the Court that said Petition and
probate proceedings be set down FOL
hearing on the 18th day OF Novem,
Der. A. D.. 1921. at the hour OF II
A, M, OF said day or as soon there
after as the matter may be heard
and notice is hereby given to al
creditors and others interested II
said estate, that II no objections b.
filed in said matter on or before salt
date, an order may be made by thi
Court admitting said certified copte
of the proceedings in said estate t
record in this Court and they shall
be treated and considered from tina
time as original proceedings herein
and shall be conclusive evidence o
the facts therein shown.
;, Dated this 26th day OF October
A. D.. 1921.
V. J. TIDBALL.
Judge
McMicken & McMicken.
!, Attorneys for said estate.
First Pub. Oct. 27, 1921.
/, Tb;rd Duh har 10 1921.
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SCHOOL NOTES
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The total enrolment in our schools
has now reached 67S. The high
school and the department are both
crowded. having an enrolment NJ
1OS each. Several of the lower
grades have an enrolment of 40
pupils or more. which is almost too
large q group for n teacher to
handle satisfactorily. However. we
are glad to Q the enrolment in
creasng. as 1t shows the growing de-
sire OF parents to give their children
as much education as possible, and
provision will be made for all child
rem in some way or other.
In order to get better, acquainted
with the high school boys the Ro-
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points in the state.

points in the state.
Mike Fisher OF the Quealy place
on Wagonhound. motored to Elk
Mountain Saturday evening to call
on friends.
Jack Martin took Jim True into
Hanna Sunday to see the doctor. Jim
has been suffering with an infected
hand.
The head west ranger. from Lara
mie has been spending a few days
with Ranger Henry.
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Mother, are you In need Of aprons
for yourself or the children? If so.
do not fail to visit and Tatronize the
Apron Bazaar which will be given
by the Ladies' of the Calvin Circle OF
the Presbyterian church, during
Thanksgiving week. The exact date
of sale and the place it is to be held
will be announced through these col.
umns later. Keep this event in mind
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MILO NEWS .
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Jacob Filpula has started to haul
in his winter supply OF coal{rom the
Seven Mile district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Quealy motor
ed down to Elk Mountain Monday
to attend to business and to get
some supplies for their ranch.
Mike Fisher was over from the
WagonhOund neighborhood Tuesday
to make arrangements with the
Neitch. outfit to work on a ditch
over in that locality.
Niles Quealy and Carl Peters were
in the vicinity Monday afternoon as
they had taken a bunch of cattle
through to the old Larson place to
feed.
Mrs. w. A. Hastings and Mrs. Flo
Hastings spent Monday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Veitch.
Leonard and Eddie Filpula were
calling on friends in the neighbor-
hood Tuesday evening.
John Casey has taken up his
bachelor quarters in the Riverside
house for the winter.
John Anderson has been hauling
some building material from the old
Tyler place.
E.. f. Skiver was in the neighbour
ipou ouu IalliiS oi ISHuS
F. o. Loring went up to the Sub
lette place Thursday and will remain
there for some time getting out logs
for G. w. Larson.
Fritz Steiner and Evan Veitch
went over to the Quealy place on
Wagonhound as they will help with
the ditch which is being put through.
, Len Haines and Alex Morris were
down from the Sublette place Thurs
day to take up a load Of hay.
There vas no mail from Hanna to
Milo Monday. People who were down
for their mail had to go home disap-
pointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neitch and
daughter were the dinner guests of
Mrs. w. A. Hastings Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jacob Filpula was on the sick
list for several days this week.
Walter Sublette. who has been
working for G. W. Larson this sum
mer is now at home.
Roy Meredith was over LOOKING
after their sheep interests near the
Hewitt place.
F.. F.. Hansen brought up a loat
Of grain as far as the Veitch place
Sunday and John Veitch took it OIL
up to the ranger station with hi
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Fink motore'
out from Hanna Saturday eveninj
!. to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin and so
Russell. also Mrs. w. A. Hastings
Mrs. Flo Hastings on son, Richard
and Jas. Gabbott. OF Hanna, spen
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mr..
John Veitch.
\ Niles Quealy and his bunch {
riders returned Sunday from tn
Fall roundup.
Leonard Filpula has been on tn
sick list for several days this wee
suffering from a cold and fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Lewis. {
Moore, Wyo.. motored through Sa
urday night to visit with Mr.. an
Mrs. Jacob Filpula. They left the
son, Jesse Reid, who will atten
school at Milo this winter.
Evan Veitch went to Rawlins SUI
day to spend a few days with h
little son.
Alex Morris was down from I'll
Sublette place Sunday for a sho
visit.
John Tick was a visitor with I'll
Filpula family Saturday and Sunda,
Ed Ellis, who has been spendin
a few days at the Hagland place lie
Wednesday for Rock River and othe