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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-21
FRATERNALISM

The last year practically all fraterna societies has seen
remarkable numbers It has been one OF the most
fruitful years both Of numbers and activities Un-
doubtedy of the revival has been due the spirit
the late world which demonstrated the great
possibilities of unsefish service. :,
In the past there has been too great tendency for all
to drift along sefsatisfed realizing only IN
more selfish way their obligations only to each other
and recognizing little obligation to those outside the pale OF
their fraternity. 49, ~: - = 80
The greatest fratemaist who lived very con
crete example scope of faernalm in the story OF the
man down Jerusalem Jericho and fell among
thieves. -. 49,. 81 II. -. -1aI :
The great fraterna societies have done wonderful service
in the alienation suffering in the world but there much
more done. And the society," which, in the future VIII
Of the and comfort the distressed whether they be OF
their pale not will find itself becoming great indispensable
factor in the worlds activities. 49,.
Realizing this, lodges already concentrating
their united efforts erect monuments OF their great work
the chief activity will be to relieve suffering Such prof.
these will not only give every member OF such
an opportunity contribute to the ameoraton of suffering
but will away from the lodges themselves Of the sell
which has found its into them Self pleasure and
qualification will give place to broader vision of help to all
mankind, which is the basis of all real fraternaism
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Ernesto Freyre.

So abrfa Sc clausuraba la asamblea
Por 10 dennis, todavfa queGa aiSo de
los viejos priyilegiOs. Las euatro
proyincias vascas de Guipuzcoa, Ala
va, YiZcaya Y Navarro, tienen un
arreglo especial con el Gobiarno de
Madrid que les garantiza. Ia autono-
mia administrative. Y al lado de las
tropas del Ej6rcito espanol. las pro-
vircias vascas presentan tambien un
cnerpo militar exclrsivamente propio,
cuyo uniforme 10 constituyen unos
pantalOnes rojos, una chaqueta azul
V In boina roja. Y Sc ven elegantl-
simos. / tai punto, que bien pucden
inspirar alguna vez I'M sentimientO de
cuvidia Il las mismas tropas regu-
gulares
La provincial de Guiruzcoa paga nj
Gobierro de Madrid tres mllones Y
medic dc pesetas al ailo, que son Ell
suma el precio dc su l;bertad admi-
nistrativa. Rccihda esta suma, el
Gobierno Central no Sc mete aqui
para NADIA.
La Provincial Sc administra pOr 81
misma Y Ia cosa marcha muy bien.
Exige todos los tributos que le pare
cen bicn { no son muchos), otrece
GALES bicn cuidadas, excelentes v
vastas comunicaciones tranviarias.
instituciones escolares numerosas, y
obras modernfsimas de provision so
cial
Y tambiten tiene ulia notable sim
ceridad. Enss Espaiia el juego esta
prohibido. pero Sc juega sicmprc, con-
ira Ia Icy En- Guipuzcoa el juego
10 esta prohibido, de manera que
aquf .quien pierde no tiene nj siquiera
Ia satisfaction de haber pasado por
encima las prescripciones legales.
ArndldO Fracca4'oIL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

nal 1897 La obligation de dar ali
cuandO de conao puede regre por los ec
sguenesSe Esp Is Nov 1900 No debe
basa artcuo 1913 de nuestro Codgo
del rdor de la prdda h1ya fido la perdlda de los all
Esp Eneo 1902 Esta obligation puede exl
cualque de los omrendidos en- la caa del artlcuo ST.
guiene uscando los anteIioes pueen cumpra aun
crano elos las presacioneSent Esp
Expensa los hiios ocasonadas en- la defen-
sa del deben pagada este
cuano e hio Esp 21 Enero 1903 Los ali
metos dben seg1n posc6n social de famla ha-
br abuse ados resolution de la Corte
de DistritoSen Esp Los gasos de
no een ser gma pues la obga
c6n los hos cuando perudique
008Sent Esp 81 Dciembre 1909 FL he
emancp ho reucir los almen
tos-Sent. 25 JuniO 1905.
Nota-Este igual 42 de los C6dgos Cubano
Filipino Espanol
yease las Fipnas siguentes
Mendoza vs. Ibanez Filpnas 67O-Lerma Martinez Fill
nas 119Peayo Flipinas 455Denz6n veoso
2G Fiipinas 630
Rcfcreacias3 Manresa 6OO1 Falcon 1862
Martinez Ruiz 100. tft '' t
ART 213DEREcrIo LosALIMENTosEstdn obigados recfpo
alnento oda Ia extension seHaa eI 1tco
accden: Los c6nyuges dcendntes descendieate
gtmos padres hjos lcgtiaos los decendentes le
otimos padres hijos egitimos los descendin
egmos sstos onnc e adopddo sdlro 70 dispaes
2O6 deben tcmbsn hcadno
ccsaros para pd oy dctecto sco moral cual
qero otra eeasa qe mpuqbte dinensd puede este
ocurasc sa En durios esda,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
PRONTUARIO.

penddos gostos ndispnsabe costedr la "suo" ~
mental la profession arte u otfcio.
Los coRyuges dcbcn recocamente Gtch0s cn6noo fos
ncesen ndspensabcs aunque e Codgo no 10 de ~
acuo por 212 el 27Sen Esp u Feb
que MEGA amenos al eonyuge infringe este ar
16 1907 consecuenca de Ia ohga
segdn 1856 Los eposo Sc ee all
mentos mentlas dure e marmonio aun despe$ de sela
por Agunos comentaas soenen este no
ncando que derecho los amenos subsiste menras
matrmon basndose mantener tai crer en- que
C6dgo contene ene expresses para cada una de
las ases del Ash arul0 6Sregua la pension
dyorco ell 1913 regula los almen
del c0nyuge supervvene liquidation del
da rega de muer entras dure la So
reparc6n osene este derecho
ubsiste e matrmonio soamene
Scaevoa 10 contlario Manresa 619po
que acto las obgcones que
eempo los art S34 Esp tse
905 134O 1874 NOs0trOs cemos 81 blen ex
ten Cogo tales los nce0s en-
l56 1874 hasa certo punto los precep
23ean subOrdnadOs los demas reedos aqnel e
incompabs ST sino derado los dtmos de las
obgacones que mamoio decr todos elias
preceptos del 5endo ell art 23 compatible con
puee encOnrarse e matrmono las
que drecamene dervan de eent Esp l6 de
verdad que ivoco eva congo la rapurG compile
matrimonial la separation de biene entire los conyu
car pero amben termina con tales
oblgaciones- % Dec p. r. 660Rompe ia
da vvr untos guardarse fdeldad
asstenca Codgo los art
dmardo Ia ha obtendo divorco que no uena
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01


arrojaron. -legaron los franceses del
norte, v los expulsaron tambien. Los
Reyes de Leon, Castillo y Navarro no
pudieron atraer esto' fferos monta-
neses, Sino reconoci6ntioles algunoS
privilegics, los famosos "fIeros' Que
les eximfan del Scrvicio nliiitar y del
pago dc tributos.
Pueblo fucrte, laborioso, bueno, en-
cerrado entire sus montaiias Y el mar.
que ,deia dificiimcnte sa TERRA. Y
cuando 10 hacc lleya consigo por doli-
dcqrIicra que va. una nostalgia anhe-
lante. concluye por vovcr siempre Il
ella, porrlue aQuf los amigos son seSu-
ros tieleS. los bosQues,. daE lena en-
FL invierno Ia lena es tie todoS. el
mar eS inagotablc brillatndo alimen-
to Y lii TERRA 10 cS daldo variados
frutoS, y. en fin. porqtie las mujercs
tienen los cabpllo.; ruGioS 7 los Ojos
azules on los dias de- fiesta danzan
con una gracia suave los antiques
bales del 'aur2escu". siguiendo el
ritmo fuerte dc I'LL tambor. cerca del
cual el clarinete modula una dolOrosa
mclOdfa.
Las canciOnes son tristeS Y lentfsi-
mas, estan llenas dc misterio, Il cauSa
de esas ralabras impenetrables de Ia
lengua vasca. que aqui cs el idioma
comtin. 10 'nisino que en- LII region
vascongada de Francia (cl espaiiol Y
cl frances en- las comarcaS vaScOnga-
das dc los Pirineos. son Los idiomas
de mjc. no son conocidos sino por
unos cuantos.)
Y son mas dc medic million de hon.
breS, ligadoS Ia tradici0n de su tie
rra con un desperate amor.
~-:pe que nacionalidHd es usted....? :?
--Vasco.
--Espaiiol entonces.
-Tambi6n cspafol. ST. Pcro pri-
nero yasco.
Cuando Sc pasa por GEernica. una
aldea adorablemente CItidada. blanca
verde, tan blanca tan verde que
parecc pintada y barIiZada. Ia gente
de la region indica sicmpre al foras-
tcro. el !ugar on dorGe hasta Ia abo-
lici6n de los "fueros'' la Junta de
Vizcaya Sc reunfa on asamblca cada
dos amos, al aire librc, bajo el viejo
arbol hist6rico. Y el himno naciOnal
de los vascos es precisamente, el
''canto del a,.bol dc Gllnl MICA" con que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01

.AEpcltii. lH@l.
Esta IS Ia casa don:ic naci0 San
Ignacio lie Loyola. Parecr que q
to,nbre, en- su iuventud. no fU6 una
.srrla. S:cudo paje Y cahallero elc-
: gante Y yaniGoSo. le ;lgradabah las
avcntura.1 peligrctss IL audaees
psepo:encias 4 tamhidn ie agrada-
ban las Scii9raS Il aqu"l hoLlore que.
| aadando el iiempp. ;lebia ser el tua-
/ Gador T., Ia Orden lie los ,iesuitaS.
| No falta. sin embargo. alSdn bio
glafo, rcligiosD que cuentc las casaS
de otro nodo dictcndo qrr atin cn su
| iuventud. fuG I-Gvola espiritu prudel:-
! r. Y Qur rStuvu lrOm"tidu una jO-
ven virtuoSa ricd. pero 20 prciero
Greer Il lqucllos que 10 pinan ioyca
| eulromp.do. az oblur asi. no me
mucve Ia malignidad. Si:lo in l0Sica
quieren pintarlo. ;Que sgntica entoTl-
ces la conversion de mas tarda? Naci6
eu 149l Y era hijo de un noble Hama
do Beltrin Yifiez dc OIez que an
tcs de naccr lgnacio. habia y;I Gado
il Ia Patria. cn afcctllue:;i collaboration
con >t CSpo>;l bona Marina. trece
yiStagos.
En- G! a>eliu puesto Il Painplona
pUr el Rev de F.anci;'. Francisco |.
cl caballcro lgnacio. qHc eutanccS IT,
mia ~ anus. fu6 aic,.uH;;do por una
bala quo le deStroz6 una pierna. Los
franccSeS ID pcrmitierou que So fuesc
curar Su castillo. "a 81 Fl, Y
para eEgailr el negro fastitliu dc las
noraS eciosas, pidi0 que So le trajese
un libro de caballerfa. Parcce que
In Diblioteca patcrna nn era muy rica
Ell v6lumeneS. Y solo fueron hallados
una Vida de Cristo" Y las "Eidas de
los Santos FL convalecicnte ley6
cstas obras Y Sc convirti0. ApenaS
Il fue possible, dej0 Ia casa Y Sc diri-
gi0 al Santuario dc Nuestra Sonora
de MonSerrat. confes1, hiZG votos de
castidad v rcsolvi0 consa srarse a la
defensa de Ia Fe.
Desde eutCnceS conlrnZ1 a viaiar
fue Jerusalem. toruf Espala a
estudiar gra natic; Y flosofia, en el
dfa de la Asunci0n dc la Virgen. del
afio 1884. en- Ia capilla dc Nionmartre
en- Paris, jur6 con Sais co:npaueros es-
tlldiantes. entregarse Il Ii defensa de
la IgleSia. Aquel dfa di0 principle,
virtualmente. Ia Companfa de Jesis.
Pero antes de yer acogida Y recoIo-
cida la nueva Ort!en, lgnacio. va cor
Sagrado Sicerdote. tuvo que cSperar
mucho tempo. AQuellaS irocas eran
POGO prcpiciaS para las consagracio
que hlbil de Sobra cen las va cxiS-
trntes. que tanto afan's le siaban, y
I'll Carticnal Guidiccioni iba mas lejOs,
quer;cndo suprilnirlas totias. menos
cuatlo. La proposition presentaGa
por 81 .undddor de III Compahfa de
Josds. ftla. pues rcchnzada.
hoy. en- tnrno al castillo donde
naci6 San ISlklcic. Sc levanta un
convento grandidSo con una vasta
lslesia de alta ctipula que hace pensar
tanto por Su partc eXterna como por
su parte interna. en- alg.lnas iglesias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
la DEUDA DE AQUA

Seg1n las listas que hemos visto
del cobro lie aqua del Acueducto. tie
ne pendiente de cobro Ell Municipio dc
San Juan. mas de $4,000.
parece que la administration repu-
blicana, pocos dfaS antes de cesar, de-
ia de cobrar este seryicio de ahf IL
gran deuda que hoy eXiste.
Sc estd cobrando Jdja tabld.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
A V l 5 0

Consulado de Espaiia en- San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
Sc cita Y emplaza al subdito espa-
mol Manuel Menendez Alvarez, natu-
raj de Belmonte, (Asturias), de n
amos de edad, para que Sc persone en-
la Cancilleria de este Consulado de
Espana cualquier dia habil de 10 IL
de la maTana, para entregarle docu-
mentos que lie interesan.
San Juan, p R., Is octubre 1921. =
El Consul,
Ernesto Freyre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01

Ell VAPOR PHILADELPHIA"
Nos avisan los scaores SobEinos dc
IzquielJo V Co.. agentcs de III Red
ID" Line en San Juan. que el varor
"Philadelp,sia" lego New York cl
lunes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
~RINA 4 TIROs

Con fecha de aver, telegrafi6 el je-
fe del Distrito dc San German, que en-
la tarde del dfa anterior, Eduardo Ra-
mfrez Sebastian Leon sostuvieron
una rila, disparandose varios tiros de
revolver. de los que result6 herido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Atenclon Fumadores

Prevenimos al publico que Sc estan
vendiendO cigarros envasados en- ca.
jas con. etiquetas de nuestras mareas
que no son elaboradOs por noSOtrOs.
Esto constituye una infraccion de la
Ley de Eentas lnternas y de Patente
de Marcas confamos que los fumaA
dores nos ayudaran a perseguir los
falsifiCadOrcs.
PORTO RICAN AMERICAN
TOBACCO Co. OF PORTO RICO.
San Juan, Porto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
Ell "cANANoyA"

Hoy pos la tarde Sc espera que lie
que al puerto de San Juan procedente
dc New YORK, ell vapor 'Cananoya', ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-01
CARTAS DE ESPANA
Paises Vascongados

romanas he In vieja casa qJleda So
lamentc alSlin muro, encerrado dentro
! del nucvo editicio. que eS cxtranlSi-
mo. porQue le TN patio obscure que
Sc halla en- Ia parte lateral de la
iglcsia, Sc sube distintes pianos. cn
una sacesi6n de apartamentos que
Soa otras tantaS capilla$. Sc lleSa a
elias por una eScalcra de MADEIRA del
tipo medic entire las de las casitaS
suiZaS los albergues d" montana
que ca TODD hace pensar menos Ell
una iglesia. En- realidad. mas que
iglesia cs una serie de iglesitas. con
altareS. bancoS para los devotos. re-
jas, cuadroS V estatuas. En- Ia Pc
numbra SO mueyen sonbras mas obs
curas: los religiOsoS dc. il Compalia
de JESUS, ma infnidad dc tieles que
Giariamente So renueya Los viSltan-
tes de todas parties de Espaia los
religiosoS de otdas parties del mundo,
que allf sc encuentran. son Iumero-
siSimos.
En- torno, las montahas vascouga-
das. que en- otros lugares ticnen Ia
algeria de los ;irboleS Y los cOlOres
Y aquf son asperas recortan dura-
mente en- Ell cielo, suS perfileS acci-
dcntados Y desnudos. FL primer pa
uorama que Sc Ofreci0 los oiOS de
Ignacio tie Loyola. le debe haber eau
sado Ia impression de que el mundo
era creaci6n pavo.osa y hostil. 81,
hay Ell este paisaje un sentido de
dureZa huraha. pero solidfsima. Es-
tos montes son realmentc verdaderos
baluartes.
Y entire ellos naci0 el espfritu crea-
Cor de la Orden de los Jesuftas.
Los pueblCs vascongados estin lle-
nos de caricter Y de perscnajes his
t6ricos. Cada aldea pone la vista
el nombre lie SUI homhre nustre, en-
un mOnumento, en- una lapida, en- el
letrero de una calle.
Guetaria, lugarcito de pescadores,
ha levantado sobre un escollo, I'll mo-
numento su h6roe: Juan Sebastian
Elcano. 81 primer navegante que di6
Ia vuelta al mundo. trainta ailoS deS-
pues del descubrimiento de America.
No lejos de aqui sc halla ZarauZ, ele-
gante estacioncita de ba1os, frccuen-
tada pur Ia nobleza madrilefia, que
recuerda que en- sus astillerus fue
conStrufda la nave Victoria" donde
Elcano realiZ6 Ia aventurada trave-
sfa. Zunaarraga, gracioso pueblo CO.
locadO entire los montes, presenta con
orgullo il estatua en- bronco de Miguel
Lopez &c LeGazpi. el ccnquistador de
las Filipinas. La estatu: queda, ;ay!,
pero las Filipinas no. y Hermann
(el mismo nombre, pero ningin pa
rentesco colh aquel otrO Hermann dc
la opera popularl tambiGn tiene su
hijo ilustre: Juan de Urbicta, que
fue quien hizo prisionero Francisco
|. on Ia batalla de Pavfa.
Pero mas que dc ninguna otra cosa,
los vascOngados Gle 10 que estan orgu--
liosos es de su tladicijn dc lbertad
Y del ,yalor con que en- todo tempo
supieron defendcrla.
Vinieron los moros de! sur los
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-11-05
Licensed Transfer & Express Leave Mccarthy 5 .&1O3Op.m Kennecott 6.3O and l1.3O -pm-
 Henry Olsen
A PROCLAMATION

In grateful recognition and abiding memory of the loyal devotion to country and patriotic response to the call of duty shown by millions of Am elicans in the World War: and in ob- se1vance of the burial of one of their unknown number, an unidentified hero. in the memorial amphitheatre at Arlington on the third anniversary of the triumph of the cause of liberty justice and civilization, [, Scott c. ''one, Governor of Alaska, do herety proclaim Friday, the eleventh day (, f November next,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-11-05

by the schoolboard. When avail able one member shall be a prac ticing physician.
 The cooperation of all phys icians, local boards of health x the citizens, is earnestly solicit ed that epidemics may be avert ed and that the public health may be safeguardeu.
 Dr. w. H. Chase, Health Commissioner, Third Division, Cordova, Alaska
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-11-05

The act lSo provides that any physician who may attend or rre>cribe for any person hay ing a communicable disease, shall report the same to the health commissioner of il 0 ter ritOry or the assistant health commissioner of the district within twenty four hours, said report to be in writing.
 Blanks for this purpose have been forwarded to all practicing phy SicianS in the Third division.
 In communities where no board of health now exist. tbe law provides that board of hetlth shall be Orrtnizo l. In com munltieS outside of incorporated towns, the board shall include the president of the SchOolboerd and two other mem bers selected
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oher in tfe year of our Lord one thousand nine hr ndred twenty.one and of the inder endence of the United States of A n. erica the one hundred and forty-sixth.
 Signed Scott (. Bone
 Governor Karl Theile tx-o' ficio Secretary Of Alaska
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-11-05
PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE

An act. passed anu approved May ], 1919, provides that any person within the territory ot Ala ska. having knowledge of the existence of a communicable dis ease, shall within twenty four hours, notify the nearest board of health or health officer, in case a physician be not obtain able.
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ARMISTICE DAY

and urge all citizens throughout this domain, in spirit of gratitude to give fitting heed to the meaning of the anniversary and its omentous sienifi canoe in history.
 The remains of the eunknown private brought from foreign soil for inter ment in the National Cemetery at Washington will typify and represent all unidentified dead wio sacrific ed their lives for Country. 1L.r,:o1e, let liberty loving Alaskans on the date nam ed in common with devout and patriot citizens Tn the entire union, give rever- ent compliance to the injunction ot the President of the United States by pauslng from their accustomed occupat- lons and labors from 12 o'clock noon to two minutes beyond that hour fer
 Silent Prayers of thanLs to the Giver of all Good for these valuable and valorcus lives and of supplication for His Divine Mercy and for His Bless ines upon our beloved country''.
 tt is further directed that flags upon territorial public buildings be displayed at half mast from sunrise until sunset on Armistice Day
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Territory of Alaska in Juneau, the capital, this twentieth day of Oct-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
BLOOMINGTON.

Miss Gladys MOgan is home from
Roundup, Montana, where she has
been teaching the past school year.
VIM. Patterson's lameness is pre-
venting his usual social and business
calls about toWn-he can navigate
about his home with difficulty only
with the aid of crutches. We hope
he makes a substantial improvement
soon.
nenry ("Cap"O Schlosser had an
operation for a stomach trouble In
Chicago last Friday. He recovered
from the immediate effects of the
operation, and is doing well, so his
wife and his brother DR.. Charles
SchlOsser write from Chicago.
Quite a number went to Patch
Grove Saturday afternoon, to see the
race between c. w. O'Neill's horse
and "Gipsy DickI" horse. "Dick' S
horse won again, the second race be-
tween the two horses, and the trader
took quite a bunch of the boys money
The race was in the lane north OF
Patch Grove, and the attendance was
large. The crowd and the race put
many of the old settlers in mind OF
old times, when these races were a
common thing.
Roy Church, temporary rural mail
carrier at Mt. Hope, was badly hurt
in an auto tip-over near Conley Cut
in the town of Woodman yesterday
afternoon. An auto was stalled in
the road just south of the cut, where
there is high bank, and Church in
attempting to go around it got too
near the bank and the car slid over
and rolled to the bottom, distance OF
perhaps twenty feet. Church was
taken to the hospital at Boscobel and
it was found that several ribs were
broken and one lung injured. His
mother was in the car with him and
escaped with only a few bruises. The
car, a Ford, was badly wrecked.-Re
cord
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08

May and Jane are here and the
Dennison house is theirs. Moved in
Yesterday and intend to start serving
regular meals within day or So.
May and Jane they're not women)
are experienced hotel men and they
look and act the part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Wiest's sew
en-year old son Sylvester was pain
fully afflicted several days by an abb
cess in his ear. The troublesome
thing broke Monday and the doctor
says he'll soon recover.
Last Monday about noon one of
Mrs. John Wiest's sons drove his
double-seat buggy to Everett Groom's
house, which is alongside the rail-
road track and only the width of the
street between, and said he wanted a
few gallons of gasolene and would
"hold the team by the head" while
the can was being filled. A train
came along and frightened the team.
Mr.. Groom ran to the rescue and
caught hold of the lines, but they
broke and Groom fell heavily to the
ground and in the miX-up the team
and buggy ran over him and bruised
his body Had to have a doctor.
Everett is a gritty cuss and it takes
lot to knock him out He didn't lie
down nor let on that a valuable life
barely escaped its final crush-oh no,
not Everett. The team of course got
away and the buggy was badly brok-
en.-IndeX.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-08
DICKEYVILLE.

Lena Wackershauser and Veronica
Ginterf visited at the switch office
Sunday evening.
John Deckert and Virginia Fred
erick called at the j. kowalski home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lawrence Pickel and wife and
children visited at the laters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wackershauser
Saturday and Sunday.
4 Mrs. Joe Scholmeyer and little
= daughter Angelina and granddaughter
EdwardeEe visited at the Schumacher
and Leibfreid homes Saturday.
H. J. Lebben went to Dubuque
Friday to get the fixtures for his ice
cream parlor.
At last H. J. Lebbins ice cream
parlor is completed and he is ready
to serve the people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wollenhorst
and daughter Doris and brother
George made a trip to Cuba City
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schroeder and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlieb
Wagner visited at the August Ginter
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dora Kowalski visited at the
F. Wackershauser home Sunday at
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frantzen and
two sons of East Dubuque visited at
the Nick Zimmerman home Sunday.
Alta Ginter the patrolman is very
busy on the road every day rain or
shine
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Burbach, Jr.
visited at the H. Wackershauser
home on Friday and took their little
niece Hiltrude along home with them.
Mrs. F. Wackershauser done some
sewing for Mrs. Coon Schroeder on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hinderman and
brother Henry and family visited at
the Karl Hinderman home on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leibfreid and
children called on their brother.
Frank last Wednesday.
The men around this vicinity are
busy helping Father Wernerus fixing
the school yard. seeding it down and
putting in gravel walks getting ready
for the fall term of school.
Mr.. George Hale ard little son
Arnold of near Sageville visited al
the Philip Ginter home on Saturday
returning home Sunday