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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Mn8oomsheune.
let Nprif. 9utberffe 9anbsunsbpntsfur
bnnb I Muterifa.
Stepae | Sulutb, Minn., ben 7Se-9be
Stto6er.

Sen 7be til % nteb ben ODE Dftpbe:
afbolber Set Rorfs 2itberife 2anbsuue'
tcmsforbunb / Nn1eriia fit forte Step'
tie I gpen Duluth, Detun., Pait. 5. u.
Srbniprs 8alb, os boortil ale for Ing
frulsinsen interesIerebe er penlieit
inbbabne. Sab bet bIt fuIbt gus mel
meeen @arme os geseiitrins for Sas
Gen. CAB bet bli mango gsrner ops
icnbt til bor Sar Stu1len mi for
Stepret, at ban nrad labe i'm Idrb TOM
me ODER os os Rsbet i rist Wor, It'll
uben hans Sielp, ptl bette bort arbeibc
urre umiligt.
Ser blir 9eIeenter fra Soreninsernc
| Chicago, Minreapolis, ct. Fmll, Sotpc
% mlIlieens fra Seem gorf, % pt bens
filler til ale norife MISUNDERSTANDING
ct be belser % ienber SeIesater, % til
Gnfeltperioner at Be fer til at msbe OF.
Scor opbpeeeligt blir bet lie, at ie en-
itor Sorian1ling al unse iumlet | 0is
Ilitb ont bette bort ferite Stenne, % en-
trenser life aff1irat at bore faa ing
bbab Iar n,rsnar. Bare en- er ing |
Sirb, iaa bli nmb.
S9breurpens Sol er benIigit irbs
trtbne inmt enbper Mrbciber Der tiems
per for at bebare Dor 1tnebprn for 8irs
fen. 9arer, Sreiter. 0egfoIf % Sors
retninssfoG, unee % eIbre Tom til
Stemnet / Gulntb.
Sc Iom fonmer bill bebose at ienbe
rrsen Orb iii Yaitor 6. u. Sobrior,
615 9th Ipen,te Gait, Srlutb, Winn.
S>an bill babe Solf ube % tase Jig at be
0eiieube.
Sormaalet rreb Sorb,,nbet er at fams
Ie Den nprife lluebom ON Serens Wter.
faa oprettet l1nsoon,slofoler / De Itsrre
@ber, 9afeer, 9eieperelIer % oirte
for en- Ieoenbe oe iarb 8riitenbonl
blanbt Dor llnsoomsf flare, Den llnsbcm
iom erbru eI9ber fig at bore bet bpres
bare Cubs @oanseli,,m pna bet norife
Sprog, % hi bpoer oeiau al ar,oen llngs
Bonn ct biertelig @eltommeu til %, TIL
ii pil gioe SrSet frit til De ium srIfer
al br1rse gneelf.
Vi fsler at ct intens gafteIiesarbeis
be er paafr9oet for at ptnbe kingdoms
rten for Sub % 8irteu, cg bd iI9r
bisIc Sage ba Der er iad nranat Iom
Irtier % braeer pua Be hinge. Vi ene
Tier beb Cubs Si9lp at arbeioe for at
bolbe Sen firteliee @irtiortbeb menem
llnsbpmsarbeioet / Norge og os Der peb'
Iipc, bd hi beo berober ubfsres ct tort
ltreoomsarbeibe ii9r pad Geitlanoet
Gi liter at npSe noset at BEN Sriifbeo
bet Grbeibe, thi meset al bet ct FOR
mango al os rfienot.
ga op % oirt for ~llrsbomrens tore
So9 % font meb os | bette Sorbnno,
Tom meb gen ON en- baris @eliisnelie
for Sorbnineets Trbeibe, oa brr paian
meb os beb Steonet / Sulnth % iaa
| Gnbre meb bio, tn III trrngcr at pi lsf>
ter / Slof. Sor Seitprclien,
Tarius Saeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
4Sbe Narsans.

bet fig, at neiten alt bar i%tiaalet fro
bans Meo5asiagerer, iom ogioa
bapbe peret meset ispniee.
Spert iaaoant Wlieum bar iii
arnitgaueri, tpor Srpeltppens Dor.
trGt Ter ODER til @iensioeIien al Bill.
letforfaliferen. &itttbt omfrina bon.
ger 5otosraiier at Serubaneforbrp.
bere al enbuer Sppe, og Stubtet al
bisie aniigter og Sfi1bner er ct ss.
perlig aurius | Sorbrpoeliens 9ip.
foIoai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

otsie Religioner % @acer Tan aner.
fienoe bberan6re iout lige berettiseoe
Der % bisiet.
Oct ifaI bore Senator Charles 6.
Sotunsenb, iom peb en- bts Nnleontng
fortalte ON to 8rsbre, iom 6reb Ell
SanoelSforretning | aompuni | en- Ii.
ben @p Der | Wisiisiippioalen ct
Steo. 9isie grsbre bapoe COB San.
bel, fisbte sGs, lib, SierfrR og an.
Oct al Oarmerne % betalte nteb 90.
rer. Saa tom Der Ell 8RffeIiesprR.
oifant til Steoet en- Ssit % bespnbte
meo Teltmsoer. 9et bertes no til,
Of ben enc al grsorene bar bIet ON.
penbt unber ct al Seltms6erne, %
BERNIE n%pornbenbte bIeb meb en- Gang
meeet iprte for at faa Broberen til
ogiaa at fslge I bans Sobipor.
"Du mao abiol,,t lutte big til os,
Safob," Ia ben omnenote gror. "G,i
peo life, bbor npttist, eoot % be.
trpgeenbe bet er of bore ct Weblem
at &irfen."
80, ies peb not bet, 9apib," mo.
rsr,net Satob tonfefuIbt, "os leg
ifiiloe life at saa IND | Renigbeoen
oeres, men Tan tfte foritaa, bet er
gobt muligt for mig of gisre Oct"
"Sporfor iffe9" mente 9apio.
Ser fan oa life bore roget ineien
for bet2"
$50, bu fer, Oopib, of BET er life
iaa lisetil for mig iuit MI OF bli meo
eoer. Oct er MI Siben, ba Sarmerne
fommer inb meb lin l1Io os lit Sier-
free. Set saar lite al, at orbne Zig
anberleoes, END of Der er e, at .os til
at peie ltlben % Ssniene," forflare.
De Safob.
Sabio taug. - 8r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Ser er npele Sroerbe her | Winnes
npolis, TOM bar beeprot en- Risiion for
gnfer % Saberlsie, oe pi er | 8ebop al
Si9lp til benne Risiion. iad hi fummer
til Dig, fi9re SGisr, meb gsn ON SiGIp.
@rr mil % sisr bpub on fan for btsie
fattise gnfer ue Saoerlsie. ON oere
enifer mere Splpsnins a~ngaaenoe benne
Iisiion, iaa Hal ies meb 8lnoe ieube
eber alt oct s snifer at pioe.
Ole Wartin,
221S 21it Ipe. 60,
Winneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
let norTfe cpIpSninsSfontor.

gnbber norif YPano eler apinoe, be,
sniier Splbsninaer ON Saaer. be,
pebfommer Observation-Disclosures. iaaIon
8orserret, GAS, Snboanbrins % 10.
panbrins. Snot9atsfat, ariesasiurance
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. m, iom bar
eler bun maatte trGnse SiGIp for a
faa brast paa bet rene, tan erbolot
gratis Siitanb peb at henpenbe iig til Del
Torite Splpsninesfoutor / Rep Yorf
Vile SpIpsninser os al 9iitano pbes
gratis. Wan ian benpenoe fla til Ron.
toret %peripnlig eller itripe paa Norit euei
@ugelf. Mau beoes fatte fig | aortbet
os Tribe Inn pda ben enc Sibe af ga,
piret. Goresier 9repeue til: Rorneaiau
Sectiou, 6oreisn 9ansuase Conformation
Scrpice, IS 8eit 37tb Street, Ren
Yorf Gitt.
$. Smb6ps SanIeu,,
Nana9cr Noripeeian Section.
"rseorah. Soften" bar en- bei stub a, gpeS.
arbeiSere, Der Halter sIaoet bet ~aIiibisite 2Gfe.
llot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
GfterifpIen / arnsaa.

Srebericia 12te Il,g. geitnrelien
for Den paat9nfte @%fterifole / arrs-
90 pebtog paa ct isaar | Srebericio
ufbolbt Wsbe of uoiptte Sfolens
Spfsrelie til Soruaret, bells paa
@rlmo al Den iene Iarstib, bells for.
oi man penter, at De Wibler, Der enb-
MI rlangler, for at Sfolen fan itaa
%sielbfri, til Ben Sib nraa bore ino-
aaaet, ligeiom man forpenter ct pbers
liaere Srisialo paa iamtlige @pgge-
materialer.
Sfoler, Ser er beregnet til benimo6
100 @leper, bilbe efter oen npIig al.
boIbt 2icitation funne ppfsres fulot
fPrbig for 100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
CIotiosbaabeu ! Sjortiprina.

llograpninserne peo Siortipriug
Ioie icrti9tteS itaoie, % / De iioite
Gage er Der ifslge "Gpbbslp." fcm.
met itore, ,tpe Sunb iren. Soruoen
Ell WGngbe me Sfioloe al iorifiel.
lis 1orm 90 Stsrrelie, Spgoitaser os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Sra Sc~noeriYuano.
Oct Sanfe gibIiotef / TIensboro

unoerbibliotefar, Or. phil. b. SOL.
eiu.Ratbloi, er | hisie Gage oenbt
biem til aarbus efter at babe orbnet
oct banife gibliotef / Slensbore / Den
BERTH fisbte gienoom. giblictetet er
ialt poa ca. 10000 ginb. Set pil
ferit funne aabnes / OCTOBER, % for.
inoen mo- 9oftoren enonu en- Cur
til 6lensbors for at legse iibite
Soouo paa 8erfet. ,Snem ser bIiper
gibliotefar, er enbnll life afeiort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
9eloi8 N~mttionstjpber.

Sor en Sib iiben boIbt geiteraoI.
ife 9ampifibsielifab, Storfmorfnes.
Sutton ooer berrelsit @obs, iom !
aarets Sob bar bobet fig op. 9ec
tar 9asier, 2tuiiamper, &Ipbesief.
fer, Geiiefufferter etc. alt bIep
iolet. 9lanot anoet ioletes en- 4oS.
f. for Ser. 1.95. Zen 2pffelige iom
fit Sililaget brso op 8osien, og oo
bite oct Jig at ben inoebolot to Spt
Sslptsi til en- @erbi al 600 &roner.
glon piIoe sierne omeisre Sanbc.
len men aisberen paaitoo at booe
Netten paa lin SIDE. Senere ooa
Iftenen afbanbte Dog ben Ipffeliqe
Mfanb belle 9asien for 600 &roner
ca aisbifaal. 9et faloer man SeIS!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

o. Siteriis-2anbene. GnoeIig bill
man al al gpne beforbre Oct gienii.
oiee Stlioii,m Of 2anbenes sfonomi.
ife % iociaIe Sorbolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

"GeeorabsBoften" bar fra lib til drber irbit
greoe ira abonneHter, fom bar fisbt en- "Sus'
%oerfter. Sbmafttn. aItib fortRUer be os ON,
boor romerfet ben arbeiber % bbor tiIfreos
man er rleb ben | ale Mauoer oa otte faar hi
bere ON Dlafiiner, fom er ct snes sIar eauIe,
at be er lieefaa eooe, ion ba be fisbies. Yt
iiiroe oefaa nGone @renlpIer paa SdrrtIier,
lou etsr op til 4, Ia 8 "Susoenren" Snmafi.
ner. Oct bill neb andre Orb Il, at "Susbennen'
&c blet anerfienSt og ~faftTaat blanbt bore
gannsmgnb fom en- I bier Senfeenoe tsrite'
Masfes Wantn. Oct tror bt er ben beoite
Undertaking nogen Wsaffin fan faa.
De npe "Snsnennen".m aafiner or iienst for
uae fine arbeibsfpureroe Sorbebrineer. Sc eier
"Donbie goei Glitch" (anuoeiiins), ct citing.
iont btl ftooe | 3stet fad Ipnge Gciet cdrer.
De bar '%NutOmatie senHsn" 9roabreenlator),
tom r~eellerer flo ieIo % ineen 9asnirs be-
bcoer. Tpbffdnsen tetbrer TIE at hines, men
etr aiitonatii bet rette 5rbf paa De forfieutee
9sttbffeHer. 9e bar automatic epolpinbe,
f~eIptrebsnbe efptteI, 8nsIelaser.s tattu 0. I. p.
Nb Mpbel CIR. H lis. Senne
y M9 ssr .' 's "s'i'sn. S34.25
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
TurIunn6en ! Mensbura.

aiebmanb Beter Inoerien | Gum.
Dol reiite for en- baln Snes Gage Fl.
ben til SIensborg, os oen fslgenbe
Iften peb 12.Eiben bar ban bIeoen
feet / 2speailtomaten / Slensbore
iammen meb TO @enner, ct 9ar aisb.
mRno fra S,trbsl % Seliteb. Stoen
iapner maj enboer gfterretning ON
BAN, % ba ban baobe temmelig man.
ge 9enge hos Jig, formooer man aue.
baanoe. San baDoe ON gftermioba-
gen telefoneret biem, at man lite iflll-
De pente ham ior nGite Gag. Sans
Gpfle itaar enonu / Ell @i9itgioer-
gaaro / Slensbore. Eolitiet unber-
isger MI Sagen. - Senere meloes,
at &iebmano Inoeriens Sig er inn.
oct paa Slensboras Sabn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
Zen me Nanbsipageanitult.

llbpalget for Spfsrelien al cn
aanosipaeeanitalt aieitebe forleoen
aabenraa 90 iaa iammen meb Weo.
lenmler al Wagiitraten o. andre paa
ct mt SerrGn moro for gpen. l1o.
palget ifal foretage SnbItiuing til
Higsoasen ON, bnor Initalten ifal
lieee. Der er fire gper: 8amorup,
Iabenraa, Saoerslep % Ssnoerborg,
DER fan fomme | 8etrastnine, %
blonbt oisie bill rimelieois 8aleet
fomme til at itaa meaem De TO isrit.
nPDrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
DEN tbife Ssiifule / 2Gf.

Observation-Disclosures, Or. 8pitner
fra Berlin bar forleben / 2pf for
iammen meo Observation-Disclosures
ne for gelfGrbs. og Sfcleforeningen
% meo Hepreientanter for 9rebs oe
aommllne at ie paa ben 9pggeplaos,
Der er uoieet til Solfebsiifolen, og
brefte 8pegeplanen. gpegeplabien
ipntes moi, aobt ON. gpageplanen
maatte gisres mere enfelt, for at ben
Slm, ~ Wiaion Warf, Der ltaar
til Haabigbeb, life blep ouerifrebett.
lloifrtpningen al @rbeibet paa 9pg.
nineett bill ifslge "Saniferen" mart
funne ife. a,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

Tanmarf bill fatte flor Qris poa at rlobtaoe
"7ecorab.Eoften og Seo Gruen". sum $3.50
gnret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
T~ortibsminoerne / SbnSer.

Gn al De ferite Sage pentes Or.
Wacfeprang after til Ssnber, bpor
ban bl. q. uil faa Seiligbeo til at no
tale fig ON SitanoiPttelien al set
gumle 8aplbus paa CORRECT.
Ser er aaerebe fra Hationalnu,-
ieets Sibe tilbuot en- ret ltor Sirm
til bette grug; men Gieren ipnes ifsl-
&c "Nibe Stiftst." bibtil life at piie
5orltaaelie for Sagen. 9erimob bar
ban tilbilbt gpen gienoommen for
10000 Gr., ct Silbub, iom 9pen life
fan tage intob unber oe panifelise
Te,lgeforbolo.
timber fit 8eisa bill Or. Taefe-
prang oeiaa blioe alnnlobet ON at ie
paa llbgrapningerne al S%lotsbanfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
S~ieneitemGnoene neb 0r9nien.

5OIoOpienets Sieneitem9nb peo
@rpnien, bI. q. / Saarebus % Yao'
borg, bar / en- foaeftip Sfripelie an.
mooet SoloetatSforeningen ON at ret
te en- inotransenoe Senpenoelie til
8egieringen meo Nnmobning ON e,
Srbning Of 9oligforbolbene, Der To-
rafteriieres iom aanife itanitpnoiee.
Sorerinsen bar ifslge "9annepirfe"
oerefter benoenot Jig til Sirlunsmini-
~iteriet meo Sorilas ON OF opfere
miblertibige Sr9buie, % innoipnlia-
bis bill Sorbolbet berefter blipe oro-
net paa ben foreilaaeoe @aaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16
De Dif.nbSanuebe Yrsiter.

Slabenraa 16be Iug. s 1iben fra
2ben-22oe September bill ser iielee
"Seimbal" paa Statens 2%prerbeiifo-
le / aisbenbapn blipe afbolot ct aur.
Jus for be tpif. uobannebe Sognepre.
tier fra De isrberipoife 9anosbele.
Soruoen llnberpisnina / Sanif, iom
bill blipe leoet at 2GrerbsiifolenS
Ioritanber, 1rofesior Drift meb 9i.
itano al Yrofesior Bib. Gnberien o.
Sfueipiler Sernoorif, bill Ser paa
bette aurius al i9rliae Saafpnbige
blioe bolot Sorebrag ON oanif Strife.
b%iitorie, Salmeiana o. I. b.
Get penteS, at De fleite tpif.uSoan,
neoe Breiter bill tase Gel ! bette Sur.
inc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-16

"Teccrah. Soften" bar en- bef stab AZ WeS.
arbeiSere, Der ffafier gIaoet bet a~Iiioisite oGfe.
llot.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
CLINTON

The Clinton people met October %
and celebrated Halloween. The
young people played games, danced
and told fortunes until midnight
when the supper bell rang. The
menu included pumpkin pies, dough
nuts and cider The hall was beauti-
tully decorated with autumn leaves,
carrots, apples. corn and other usual
halloween decorations All agreed
that it was jolly evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Procunier en-
tertained her brothers, 0. /. Purnell
and family and o. V. Purnell and
family of Reubens, Ida, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hill and Mrs.
Reed and daughter of Pullman visit
ed Sunday at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. w. w Robertson.
A number of Changers got busy
last week and the first of this week
and piped water into and installed
sink in the hall. So we can always
find something good to drink at Gin
ton Grange. All are urged to be
present and try the new beverage
next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Purnell and
family of Reubens, Ida. visited at
the home of his brother and her sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Purnell. Fri
day night and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackstaff visited at
the w. H. Wolfe home Sunday.
Mrs. Marshall of Portland will visit
her daughter. Mrs. c. NJ. Haynes, for
some time
Mr.. and Mrs. George Largent and
baby of Evansville visited Wednes-
day night at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. w H. Wolfe. They will spend
the winter in Walla Walla.
A. Briggs of Two Rivers, who has
been visiting in this community and
at Johnson, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Wood were
Sunday visitors at the T. E. Wiley
home.
Mrs D. L. Procunier was a Mon
day caller at the T. E. Wiley home.
A. L. Haynes is the owner of a
new car.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
JOHNSON

Avery McInturff was a business
visitor to Spokane the first of last
week
While practicing basket ball Fri
Gay evening Earl Davis, who is a
freshman at w. S. c., had his nose
broken.
Hell Maynard was a Sunday visitor
at the home of his mother.
Miss Della Leonard, teacher of the
ith and Sth grades, was operated
upon for appendicitis at the North
west sanitarium Saturday morning.
Mrs. McCune spent the weekend
in Colfax.
Lois Richardson has been visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mustoe.
Mrs. Albert Brueggeman and Mrs.
Leon Lane spent the weekend in
Moscow.
Mr.. Heaslet of Colfax is visiting
at the home of his son here.
Miss Emma Wilson, a student at
Lewiston Normal, will substitute in
the school here for Mrs. Leon Will
son, who will take the teachers ex-
animation in Colfax Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Miss Flora Lamm, who has been
visiting her sister, Opal, went to
Spokane Thursday.
G. @. Swales, who runs the Cres-
cent Stock Farm, attended the West
ern Royal Livestock show in Spo-
kane.
Plans are being made for a com
munity Thanksgiving dinner here.
This is a splendid thing and should
receive the support of all the people
of the community.
Leonard Ailor and family visited
lin Moscow Saturday and in Palouse
on Sunday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
FORD

Those who were neither absent
nor tardy during the last school
month were: Bernice and Catharine
Nengelkamp, Helen, Andrew and
Adam Blengler, Jack, Wade and
wayne Hall, Raymond, Winifred,
audrey and Ruth Grantham, Melvin
Brownlee, Ronald Haines and Dor
othy Smith. There was only one
ABSENCE and no tardies.
Mr. Hall and Mr., Gimlin took hogs
10 town Wednesday.
Miss Martin spent Sunday in Lew
iston.
callers at Ralph Halls Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Whitlow, Mr.
anu Mrs. A. NJ. Brownlee and Mrs
hengelkamp and children.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Froding called
9' the Greenwell's Monday.
Sam Breeze attended the Western
Noyal Stock show at Spokane last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Greenwich called
a. MI and Mrs. Leslie STATIONS Sun
uay ana found them away and then
'alled on Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Eaton
in town.
Mr' and Mrs. Leslie Stratton have
4O'eu TO their own place. The milk
r'use sllo, etc, are completed and
1e mousse is well under construction
'in Paulson is helping Ray Draper
with his blowing.
n. - ana Mrs. Major Draper and
N''eii Draper spent Sunday after
D00n at Ray Diapers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
EVANSVILLE

CLYDE Myers, city engineer of Pull
- was a guest at the v. l.. Hie-
rjns home for the weekend
p. Cooper of Lacrosse spent
.voral days last week at the L. R.
Rucker home.
Nrs Claude Rucker spent several
aovs this week at the home of her
..ronts. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, at Pot
latch, Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Farley and daugh-
-, Stella. were Sunday guests at
,ha w. w. Robertson home in the
clinton neighborhood.
Several of the young folks attend
a the Halloween dance at Star
saturday night.
c. o. Slusser has returned from
berkeley, Calf, where he was called
oome time ago by the serious illness
Of his mother
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Rucker and
am. Delbert, and c. P. Cooper of
Lacrosse called at the r. C. Hedglen
home in Pullman Sunday evening.
Mrs. Max Hinrichs entertained the
missionary society of the Presbyte-
RAN church of Pullman on Wednes-
day afternoon.
C. A. Neil and father, S. Neil, of
near Moscow attended the Price and
Dunning sale on Tuesday, where they
met their old friends and neighbors.
They report Mrs. Neil as being in
very poor health.
There will be a school entertain
ment and basket social at the On
tario school house this Friday night.
Come and bring basket.
A large crowd attended the Price
and Dunning sale. Cattle sold we'll,
but mules and horses ewere prac-
tically given away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Brannan
spent one night last week at the
Harry Wilson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brannan mo-
tered to Spokane Sunday Mrs.
Brannan is visiting her parents at
Greenacres. They expect to remain
there during the winter if they can
find employment
The Bryant school enjoyed a Hal
lowe'en party Monday evening. The
children wore costumes and all en-
joyed the fun.
Miss Elvina Head, who assisted
Mrs. H. j. Young with her house
work this summer and fall, left on
Sunday for Colfax, where she has
employment for the winter.
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BANNER

Miss Ruth Olson is assisting Mrs.
Osterberg with her work this week.
Clarence Johnson and Oscar An
derson attended the church services
at the Christian church in Pullman
Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Don McCumber visit.
ed at the Will Arnot home Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Owen visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clark Burnam, Tues
day.
Mrs. Clark Burnam called on Mrs.
Clifford Furness Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson went to
Moscow Monday to see Mr.. Olson S
brothers, August and Charles, and
their families Charles Olson is re-
covering slowly after a protracted
illness.
Mrs. Chas Burnam and Mrs. Edith
Hartman visited Mrs. John Olson
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson and
family visited at the Carl Reid home
Monday evening.
Little Florence Johnson had a run
away Saturday. Pet, the family
horse, which she was driving about
the place, became frightened and ran
away from her. After jumping over
couple of fences the horse was
caught again by Florence.
H. H. Curtis was called to Seattle
Saturday by the serious illness of
his sister.
J. w. Darland went to Palouse
Sunday to bring his neice, Mrs. Wat
son, and children home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chunk were
Sunday visitors at the Fred Redeem
home.
About so persons participated in
the social gathering at the school
house last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs.
J. S. Cole and family, Mrs. Bethmann
and two children and Miss Frieda
Bethmann, all of Pullman, were out
side visitors. Rev. OVAL of Spokane
preached two sermons; one in the
forenoon and one following the din
ner in the afternoon.
There will be pie social at the
school house on the evening of the
eleventh The school children will
render a program in conjunction with
the social. Half of the proceeds will
be used for school purposes while
the remaining half will be sent to
the Near East relief. A large crowd
is anticipated so come and see all
your friends and be merry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
CHAMBERS

everyone reports having a good
time at the party at the school house
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Greenwich and
Mrs j. P. Wagner called on Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Howard Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Pendry spent Sat.
urday night in Pullman with Mr.. and
Mrs, c. H. Kincaid.
A large crowd attended the Price
Dunning sale Tuesday.
Harry Wilson is helping VIII Hoo
per with his blowing this week.
Mrs. Nj. Pendry was a Moscow Wis
itor last Thursday.
Mrs. c. H. Kincaid and son. lack.
spent Friday and Saturday ON the
farm.
Line 43 is crossed with 40 again.
Little Leila Long is spending a few
days this week with her aunt, Mrs.
Robt Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Pendry called
at the Greenwich home Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. anG Mrs S. Long and family
spent Sunday with the Foster Brown
field family in Pullman.
Mrs. Shanks and children spent
Monday night at the S. Long home.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-11-04
ROSE CREEK

Miss Ruby Stipe spent Sunday with
her parents in Diamond
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ethredge and
family spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. Ethredge. Other
callers there Sunday afternoon were
w. F. Taylor, Robert Goldman and
friend of Pullman.
Miss Susie Barber spent the week
en- dwith her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Barber.
Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Parr and family
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Mael and Mrs.
Charles Watson spent Saturday at the
James Darland home Mrs. Watson
remained for longer stay and her
husband joined her Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. L. V. Ricketts, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. James Ethredge Sun
day afternoon
Miss Ruby Stipe was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Hunton Friday and Saturday
The Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Jesse Barber were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
F. Barber and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schuster and two sons of St.
John
Mrs. Betty Sigler of Newport,
Oregon arrived in Pullman just after
her sisters funeral, on account of a
train being three hours late in Port
land. She visited her brother, Andy
Mael, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Mael and Mrs. Sigler motored
to Lewiston to visit Mr.. Almond
Mael and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams and
family have moved 10 their ranch
near Deep Greek.
Mr. and Mrs. Almond Mael and
daughter, Mrs. Young, were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Mael last We'd
nesday and Thursday. called here by
the death of his sister, Mrs. James
Darling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Barber and
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams were call
ers on Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petersen
( Sunday evening.
( Mrs. Roy Kirkendall spent last
! Wednesday with Mrs Jesse Grant.