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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

LAS NovEDADEs.- Este olegan-
to Bazar, do Ia Gale de Salvador
Brau No. AZ, despues de su balance
anual, ests realizando sus existencias a
procios de qusmaz6n: voiles franceses ca
tampados de peso y medic antes del ba-
lance los ofrcco hoy cincuenta centa-
vos yarda, por doce centavos puede us
ted comprsr muselinas do treinta centa-
vos yarda, = asi casi TODD. Visitencs y
ahorre dinero uevandoso por un peso 10
que 10 costaba tres el mos pasado.
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HOTELES
C.ARIRE

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, TelefonOs, Timbres, Magniicas
habitaciones con bano privado y sfec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias visjantss. Prscios mode
radios.
Telefonos asa y 1909, p. o. Box 3O6.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, p II.
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IMPERIAL

FL mejor, mas ventilado higik-
nico COlmado. Gran surtido de con.
servas espahOlss, sfraneesas . italis-
mas.
Frutas frescas todas Las semAnas
PRECIOS SIN COMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- GAlletss irgls-
sas y americanaH. MsyAgneE, P. 3
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JUNTA DENTAL ExAMINADoRA
coNvocAToRIA DE ExAMENEs

Por Ia presento, y dc acuordo con la
10y de mario 8 do 1905. la Junta
Dental Ezaminadora, anuncia oxamenes
para la revaIda de Cirujanos DENTS
tas, los cualos empezaran a verihcarse
desde ol dia de agosto dc 1921, a
las nueve de la mahana, en- el salon
que ocupa Ia Junta, Gale dc Allen
No. 3, Palacio Roio.
Las solicitudes, diplomas y demas do
cumentos asi como tambi6n giro postal
por la cantidad do SIS como derechos
de sxamen, serSn onviados al presiden-
to quo suscribc, todo 10 cual Sc admi-
tira hasta ol dia 80 de julO de 1921.
DR.. j. NJ. BIRD,
Presidente Junta Dental
Examinadora.
San Juan, 2. R., julio 1s, 1921.
AdVt.
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CENTRAL

Edihcio eonstruido expressments
para Hotel, mOdernamente eQuipAdo,
con ascensor, hRbitaciones con baaO,
telefono, timbres y euanto requiers
Ell moderno comfort. Plan EuropeO
Restaurant = la earta. TelefOnoH:
381-1144. Box 1859, San jose, Plaxs
Principal, San Juan, P. r.
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MARINA

Propietario: Benito MayOl. Pa
SEQ de la Princesa No. 2. Tel6fono
937, San juan, P. r. FL mas fresco,
ugradable c higicnico: situado cerca
del tren Y del teatro, proximc a los
muelles. Bucn trato, servicio extra,
comida a domicilio. Sc admiten abo-
nados a precios m6dicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-27

En- Ell centric comereial Dc Bar
Juan, con vista a Ia bahia. Contiens
ITO habitaciones smplias con euArtos
de bafo. "Root garden, sitio ideal
para bales, banquetes, "soireeS". q
sitio dc reunion do Ia buenA sOciedad.
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AVISO

DeseamOs informar. a
nuestrOs anunciantes que
no admitiremOs ordenes
para BAJA de anunciOs,
por teIefOnO. Las bajas
d e b eran cOnunicarse
pOr escritO a
La Administration.
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Sc vende.

Sc VENDE o alquiIa una finca cn
los alredodores de San Juan. Cinco cuer
da dc buen tcrreno, magniica casa, ga
rage, pastos, cocos etc. Informaran Sol
az. Telefono 594 Rojo. z 7-27
SOLAR EN- V1NTA.- En- cale Hoal
re, 'cerca carroNera nueva, vendese So
lar mide 452 raetros cuadrados. Infor.
mara don Jose saarez, tel6fono rs.
apartado "D". santurco. SIS
oPoRTUNIDAD:- ST desca vender su
autom6vi1, Casa, Solar. Finca, ETC., etc.
visite la ''UsEETE SPECIALITY Co."
San Francisco 42 altos, San Juan, Puer-
TO Rico. a.
TRES CAsAs: So vcnden a noaerado
precio. Gale Colonel y Barcelona. Esta
de dos plantas. Informaran en- Colonel
ndmero u y % 7-31
Sc vENDE CRIsTo II: Dos escrito
rios pianos, mesa dependiente almac6n
con tabla maquinfla, aparador comisio-
nista. mesas maquinilla, escritorio CO
m6n tenedor libros con silleta, varias
siilas escritorio, varias mesas come
DOR. E2s
Sc VEEDE IN magnifco piano Kohler
Campbell, do muy POGO uso, va
rios muebles de casa; en- la calle del
Roble No. z. Rio Piedras 7-30
Sc vENDET dos casas MADEIRA. Una
Avenida Pershing, stop 4sia por $4,000
otra calle Margarida, San Juan No
derno. en- S3,60O.- Informaran telefono
S2S verde, santurce. 81
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ANTILLANO

Situado en- sitio centrico de la
ciudad. Telefono SGT.
Comidas a la carta Y a domicilio.
Hospedaje c6modo Especial con-
fort para familia viajantes. Ad-
mitimos abonados. Esmero y pronti-
tud en- el servicio. Precios completa-
mente reducidos. Visitenos Y So con-
vencera. S. Brau St, No. %. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Ell DORADO
OAFR RRsTAURANT

FTsnte . L. Camara de DelegAdss)
ofrecemos un servicio de comidas . Ia
cara y precios do situaci6H. On exec
lents y RromAticS cafS para N guStO
mas refinAdo. HAganos una y1E1ta y
ssrA csmplacido.
VRRTIDos T TORRES.
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COunpras.


81 QUTERE listed CoMPRAR o VEN
DER Bonos Y Acciones do Bancos Cen
tEales otros valores, fucas ristlcas y
urbanas, colocar tomar dinero en- hipo
tscas o pignorar valores. dirijaso a N.
LLAURI Z Co, Tetusn No. 6, Tel6fo-
no 2s7, San Juan, 2. r. 7
NECEsITA una Gaia do Hero a prue
ba do garantizada7 visitenos
Forrctoria Finlay, Allen Esq. San jus
te. Agentcs SAFE CABINET Co. 8-s
TAoUIGRAFo coRREsPoNsAL en- In
sl6s-Espanol con larga expcriencia On
Bancos y casas comcrcialo3 amoricanas
del pals, desca colocaci6n. Magniacas
rsferencias.. Exsctitud, prontitud es
nero en- ell trabajo. M. Rocio Hernandez
San Jose 81 altos. 7-27
CoMPRo IN tren complete de fabri
car mclado: trapiche, defscadoras, eva
poradoras, etc. Escriba dctsilos UL-
TIMo PREcIo a r. NJ. C., P. o. Box
S74, San Juan, P. Il. al
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Sc ofrece.

oFREzCo MIS- sERvICIos para ARE
clio do balanzas, romRnas cualquier
otro aparato de pesar. jose Raso sere-
ma, Carretera 80, Puerta dc Tierra.-s-1
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r. G. PEREZ ALMIRoTY.
ABOGADO-NOTARIO
PEDRO c. oUINoNEs
AVOCADO Y NoTARIo

ABOGADO 7 NOTARI0
GraduAdo de Las UniVsrsidadeH de
Pennsylvania, Harvard y Puerto Ri
co. PostuIa ante las Cortea de Pusr.
to Rico COrte Federal.
P. o. Box, 12s- Tel. 400, B. J.
Edihcio HOA, San Juan, Pr.
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C.OIOcaciOnes.

gR NECEsITAN operaTlas para blu
sas. Para mformes San Francisco -,
tsl6fono 71s azul, San Juan. P.
JoVEN MEcANoGRAFo con conoci-
mientos de taquigrafia en- espahol = al
60 do inglss. dsses colocaci6n en- ofcina
o almacen de provisiones, Buenas refsren
cias. Luis FL. IIotta, Yabucoa, p r
7-27.
/ UrODRAMAS. Aprenda a escribirlos.
Esto ls proporcionara fama y fortuna.
Traducimor y arroglamos oscenarios.
Precios m6dicos. Para infornes deta-
Iados: The Universal Photo plays
gchool, Box 2O4; Cabo Roio s-1i
ANTONIO ZEPPEEFEGD'f SO hace
cargo de toda clase dc emLariHes para
los Estados Unidos. Dars especial atoE
ci6n los embarques Gle tabsco. Arar.
tado No. 1857, San Juan, ielefopo ai2,
oicina Tetian 80. SIS
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1'TAL DIA COMO HOYA
- ES
"Recordar es vivir"-Dsnie.
"Recordar es vivir"- "-.Dsr
27 DE JULIO DE ls11

EsTRENAsE EN- Ell TEATRo oUIzA NdoNTEvIDEo
FI.ANDEs Sc E
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Felicitamos a los organizadores del
magno festival pOr Ia brillantez Y el
6xito del nIsmo.
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RAL.EARES

ARECIBO, Plaza principal Hotel,
Cafe, ColEsdo y Restaurant. Fl Ne
jor de Arecibo. Sitlo para sutom6-
viles Ansxo al Hotel.
PEDRO oRPI.
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Sc VEEDE un magniaco piano Kohler
y Campbell, dc muy POGO uso, y va
rios muebles de casa; en la calle del
Roble NO. Z, Rio Piedras 7-3o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

rlarkshurg where he will attend tho
convention Of X. OF 7. lodges. Mr..
Morris will represent McMechen lodge
No. liz.
Cleo Club.
Members OF the Glce club OF tho
I'nion high school will meet Thursday
,.vnninG. in the McMechen school audi
inrium TO prepare number Of selec-
ti"ns To be rendered at the teachers In
S:itute to he held at MnundSville.
McMechen Personals
Miss Esther Hawkins Is i'll NJ her
homo on Marshall smtreet.
Virgil Nichols Is on IL business trip
t. Pittsburgh.
Mrs Harvey Stewart and son Of Cam
"rnn are tho guests Of Rev. and Mrs. 1.
". Fuller.
Mrs kins Cusack has gone TO Fair
mont 20 visit with relatives.
Joseph Haskill is able 20 he out after
serious illness
Edward Lowe who has been enjoying
a motor trip through the cast, has re-
turned home.
Harold Fuller Of Glen Easton Is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs George WelCh and son have re-
turned to their home at Newark. o. ar
ter brief visit here.
Mrs. Charles Monday and children
have returned 20 their home at Beech
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

The city had its street gang busy
Yesterday afternoon repairing break
IN the water main at the corner ~
.DHth and McMeChcn streets. Although
Arepa!rs did not ncccssitate the shut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

Bottom after visiting Mrs. Patterson
on Garfield street for n rev days.
Earl Robinson has returned TO
Moundsville after n brief visit here.
Miss Virginia Leach has gone 10 Bal
, ,!more Md. where she will visit with
relatives
Mrs Charles WEIGH and family Of
Marshall street arc visiting in Cam
bridge. o. with relatives.
Kenneth nc.tZ. who has hecn enjoy
ing Il visit in Pittsburgh. has returned
home
Mrs c. 4. nci;2 and daughter, who
have been visiting in Cameron. have
arrived home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Gillett and
Miss Virginia Hodge have motored 20
Huntington for u visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Briggs, who have
heen calling on friends here, have re-
turned TO their home at West Liberty.
Miss lucia Doyle has gone TO Pitts
hurgh to visit with relatives.
Mrs Ada Cole. who has been spending
tho past month in Pittsburgh with her
sister. has returned home.
Virgil JollIffee has returned to his
home at Pine Grove after spending q
few days hero.
Guv Thomas has returned homo from
hrIcr visit with frieDds at Hundred.
Miss Esther Hawkins. who has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

ting off OF the water. It required q III
tie time TO make the repairs.
Benwood Br1efs-
Mr.. and Mrs. ohio Se!bert OF Fe!-
laire returned homo last evening after
being here for The day visiting local
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Roth or Mounds
Vile are visiting friends here.
Miss Margaret Hutrhins Of Marsha!l
stree; continues Ill at her home.
William stein OF Leroy. Pa. who
was In ~" city for n few days visiting
friends and relatives. returned to HIS
home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Winton or
Clarkshurr, are visiting MIR. md Mrs.
members are planning to attend the
Edwin R't,trr Of Marshal! street
A number Of local American Legion
STATE convention which will he held in
Wheeling tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs William SchnarCh!a Of
Ells!ns aro visiting relatives In Fen
wood today.
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bENWOOD
SPECIAL COUNCIL
MEETING FRIDAY

rhS Benwood council Will hold spe-
eial meeting Friday eveninE In tho
rnaySrS office at which time final plans
for the paving OF Marshaii street VIII
be made. C.. c. Smith. city engineer
has arranged 10 be present and has ar
ranrsd Ali matters for the paving which
will be taken W and discussed. At this
time q contractor will be selected to Do
tho paving. This meeting Will DO devot-
ed only TO tho paving question md As
this Is worry important. all solons will
necessarily havo TO BE- present
TWO Men on Cars Again
Two men will DO placed on tho Rem
wood and McMcchen lines OF the Wheel
ing traction company again effective to-
morrow. Tho watchmen who have
been on duty at tho Fourth street cross
ing since the crows were reduced will
be done away with and given employ
ment in other departments Of tho trao-
zion company. Benwood people are glad
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M'MECHEN
Loft for 9rand Lodge.

Mesdames J. +. Young and II. b. Nc
Mecheu left yesterday for ClarkshurE
where they will attend the grand meet
ing OF the Pythian Sisters lodge. They
expect t. be gone about five days
Many Ont for Football Team.
Over thirIy-nvo young men gathered
in the American Legion headquarters
last evening. for 4 tryout on the foot
ball team. Coach Burke did not select
the team last evening hut n meeting Of
the tryouts will be held Friday evening
and they Will 20 10 the South Benwood
hall park where all Will DO given try
out
Improving Nicely.
Mrs. James Roberts who has been
suffering OF burns OF the hands and
arms sustained in an explosion or her
stove several days ago is reported TO
he getting along nicely.
Conducted Funernl
Rev c. w. Fuller pastor OF the First
Christian church OF this city conducted
funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mary T. Mari OF Wheeling yester-
day.
To Convention
Elwood Morris left last evening for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-31

suffering Of appendicitis. Is little i'm
proved.
Mrs. John P. Duffy has gone to Ten
nessee where she will visit for few
days
Charles Jones has gone to Akron. O..
where he will spend several days on
business.
Mrs. Sophia O'Brien has arrived home
from brief visit in Bellaire.
F. L. Horner is confined to his home
on Marshall street slightly III.
James Stillwagon has boen removed
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DAnSsrous XASA4

Mother-What do you think Of n
new nursemaid, GeorgeT
Faith She looks capable my dca1.
but she DO terribly tall. Think W3e
a distane poor baby will have 70 eaIi
when she dops him!-Pittsbufth Iso8
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to his home from the Ohio valley osn.
eral hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Harbinson have 500
to Littleton for q brief visit
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-09-09
HINSDALE ITEMS
(From the Tribune)

Chas. Claypool and wife we're visit
ors at Malta over Sunday.
Mrs. E. Baker will leave Sunday
evening for Kalispell to spend the
winter.
Miss Marjorie Rutter returned Sat-
urday evening from a brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. Thos. Row of Lothian, is visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
F. L. Westrum in this city.
Bernard and Edmund Gaspar were
in attendance at the Valley county
fair on Monday.
L. w. Ames and family autoed to
Glasgow yesterday where they had an
interview with the dentist.
Miss Raasch of Spokane, is in the
city for a visit with her brother, O.
A. Raasch and family.
j. B. Wilson, who has been exper-
fencing a siege Of illness, is again
able to be around.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Britsch on Thursday
morning.
County Treasurer w. L. Frazier is
here today looking after his farming
interests in this part of the county.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Schultz has been under the
Doctors are for the past few days.
Mrs. O. E. Mapes of Bowdoin is
the guest of Mrs. H. N. Kent and
other Hinsdale friends this week.
Rev. C. E. Anger, the newly APP
pointed Methodist preacher for this
dictrict, will hold services in Hins-
dale on Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Miss Donna McColly arrived home
today from Coburg, where she has
been connected with the Farmers
State bank during the summer months.
Mr.. G. O. Wright of Assiniboia,
Sask., is visiting in the city for a few
days prior to leaving with her daugh-
ter, Miss Helena, who will be a stu
dent at the state university at Mis-
soula during the ensuing year.
Among the Hinsdale folks who were
attracted by the Valley county fair
at Glasgow this week are the fol-
lowing: Messrs. and Mesdames S. M.
West, O. A. Rasch, F. X. Casper,
Geo. A. Wright, H. A. Burnham, T. L.
Cockrell, H. E. Abbott, N. R. Unde-
wood, Miss Raasch of Spokane, Mrs.
d. H. Gaasch, Misses Elsie and Mar
jorie Rutter, Miss Edna Auchstetter,
and J. H. Rutter.
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NASHUA NEWS
(From the independently


Did YOU notice Finney's turnip at
the Nashua fair? 1t was there all
right and it was some turnip.
OF Newton is hauling wheat this
week. His crop run about % BUSH
els to the acre.
Mrs. w. E. Thompson returned to
her home at Nashua on Sunday OF
this week from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Butte,
Montana.
Chas. Xavier, proprietor of the
Summer Fallow Farm" was attend
ing to business at Nashua Saturday
of last week. He now has $50 acres
of summer fallow ready for the drill
next spring.
Chas. Wegehaupt, who visited a
week at Nashua, departed on Saturday
evening of last week for his home
at Stockton, Cal.
Bert Reed, of Avondale, was in
attendance at the Community fair
held at Nashua last week. He an
nounced that he will soon come to
Nashua to reside during the winter.
Malon Swartzendruber had been
considerable wheat the past
week. He completed threshing re-
Gently his wheat averaging 80 bushel
per acre.
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LOWER WHITEWATER
(Staff Correspondence

NbSpll WI iSSPSFNSNNCJ
Joe Alhus was a Saco visitor on
Friday.
. Bertha Osier is staying with Mrs.
George Sammons while Mr.. Summons
is working with a threshing outfit
on the East bench.
Mrs. P. A. Huntley and children
moved to Saco on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Busche and
children took Sunday dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Albus and sons
spent Sunday at the Martin Hanson
home near Whitewater.
Ray Carter was a Saco visitor on
Saturday.
Carrie Franklin spent last week at
the Martin Hanson home.
Mr.. Peterson and John Buttolph
passed through here on Sunday on
their way to Canada to work through
~threshing.
Mrs. Levi Osier and children We're
Saco visitors on Tuesday.
Andrew Hanson is working at the
w. R. Tathum ranch.
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H. H. Bissell completed ~threshing

H. H. Bissell completed threshing
on his reservation farm last week with
an average yield of wheat of 90 bush
els per acre and oats so bushels per
acre.
Miss Gertrude Burkhardt departed
on Monday of this week for Great
Falls, Montana, where she went for
the purpose of having her tonsils re-
moved
Perhaps the best quality of wheat
that has been marketed at Nashua
this year is that raised by Fred G.
Cool on his fertile farm in the North
country. A sample was sent in for
the government test. 1t weighed 81
pounds to the bushel and graded No.
l Fancy dark Northern. 1t was the
Marquis variety. Some wheat we'll
say.
On Friday of last week six big
loads of wheat and flax We're pulled
into Nashua from approximately 100
miles southwest of Nashua. That
locality over there is threshing an
enormous crop and the farmers who
hauled into Nashua last week state
that a large portion of the crop will
be marketed here in preference to
Miles City due to the better condi-
ton of the roads. They crossed the
river at Lismas.
Louis Violin, who is operating a
full-blooded stock farm heal Wiota,
was in attendance at the fair held at
Nashua last week. He was on his
way to the county fair at Glasgow
with some of his products of his
farm. He specializes in the raising
of registered white face beef cattle
and he had with him three of the
prettiest and biggest cows that we
have ever seen. Anyone of them dam
gle the beam at 1900 pounds. In
addition to the cattle he had a 6
months old heifer calf that was almost
the size of an ordinary cow. If Mr..
Violin does not take the blue rib
bons at Glasgow we will be sadly
disappointed in u judgment.
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county this week and the yield will
average 25 bushels per acre.
Miss Alice Olson returned Thursday
evening from a two months visit with
relatives in Minneapolis and Duluth.
Guy Baldwin went to Glasgow last
Friday with the mail and was operat-
ed on that evening for appendicitis
and at last reports was getting along
nicely.
Carston' Vol, tenor and Ester Err
hart Vol, pianist gave an entertain
ing evenings musicale at the hall on
Wednesday evening to a small but ap-
p~reciative audience. 1t was a are
treat to local music lovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahle were at the
Valley county fair Tuesday.
Ralph Foote was over from Glen
tana Wednesday to have a big boil
lanced.
Matt Stein received a wire Tues
day that he was the daddy to a fine
girl. born that day.
John RICHARDSON had the misfortune
to loose one of his fingers in the bind
this week.
Sunder Quandahl of Spring Grove,
Min, is here now looking after his
interests.
T. L. Rosholt and family went to
the Valley county fair Monday and
at the Glasgow auto camp.
Frank Nettle of Scobey was here
Sunday to help out in the meat mar
let, but Mr.. Ross beat him here a
of hours.
John Redfield has thrown away his
,rutch and gone to work after a three
weeks enforced layoff. A broncho
his shin.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-09-09
| WeRurdl
Items Sent in By The Courier'S
Specid! Corps of NeDs Caterers
BARR ITEMS
(Staff ~Corespondence)

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Riggin and
daughter attended the county fair in
Glasgow.
Hans Kjorsvick very happily sur
prised his many friends last week.
Mr.. K~jorsvick left nearly a year ago
on account of his health and now feels
wonderfully improved and glad to get
back to Montana and good crops.
Mis- Hattie Hegge is at the Rus
ner's home for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Anna Lund sprained her foot
and was confined to the house a num-
Der of days last week.
Miss Esther Bilber will again teach
at the Barr school. The fall term will
begin Monday, September 18th.
Guy Riggin went to Hinsdale Fri
day when DR.. Cockrell lanced a bad
ulcer caused by a tooth.
With slight variations the average
yield for this entire section of the
county was 20 bushels per acre for
wheat.
The quick presence of mind of AL
bert Johnson, in charge of the thresh-
ing outfit at the Henry Lick place
prevented a disastrous fire. A blaze
was seen at the edge of the straw pile
which Mr.. johnson extinguished before
any damage was done.
MI. S. M. West and young son Wis
tied this community Friday.
Clarence Luraas son of Postmaster
Luraas has returned for the opening
of school after a summer on the Milk
river.
Henry Random is still unable to use
his hand that was in bad shape from
blood poisoning.
Harry Hockey had a bad runaway
Sunday when he left his horses in
order to shut the gate. Fortunately
the wagons were not turned over as
a hay rack was strung behind a grain
tank.
Mr.. Kjorsvick tells us the crops in
this section certainly look good after
seeing those of North Dakota and
Minnesota.