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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

bearing eyensdate Herewith. and which
mortgageSWith# poWer OF sale therein
contained, was duly filed for record III.
the office OF the Register OF Deeds With
In and forsthe County of Stearns, In the
State OF Minnesota on the 9Th dayo
April "a. d. 1920, ait 11:45 o'clock "a. M.
and duly recorded therein In Book No.
OF Mortgages OF page 480 thereof.
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given,
under and by virtue OF h power
OF sale In said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the Statute n such case.
made and provided, h esaid mortgage
will be foreclosed by the sale OF the
real estate n premises described In
n conveyed by said mortgage, which
said real estate n premises lying
and situate inathe County OF Stearns,
ingthe4State OF Minnesota, described as
follows, to-Wit:: hi westerly seyenty-
two Sl72).feet OF Lot@numbered Twelve
Bll2) in Block numbered sixty-seYen
NJ M, ~ q = 80 ;Sa 80 ~ ~ tha niat apa s,,rueI
theraefA q Az snS.af ranora In i .nf.
az "a 10 Saasis4ar 80 snaada II and
for said tearnS County, Minnesota, and
lots a~nuYnbered five (5l. six Coy. seven
"a. eight f81 and nine Coy IN Block
numbered six 66) In Young's Addition
to ST. Cloud according TO 3 plat 2
Esurvey.thereof on Tile n OF record n
the 39nlce 8 nea.lh,ess1asaass , q 81 Ws sens.n y
Ia, which sale will So made by the
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

We oNA
William G.. B1omker nj wife to Geo.
Lot 54FBlock Smiths
Eden Valley $4,000.
Joseph Kfem1n and wife to Ferdinand
Athmann, Lot Block 13, Sank Centre
$4,000.
Lot 10 block 6S, James Doves Addation
st. Cloud $500. s@ $50
Aug. schultz teNilliam 3. Schultz
SEE SWN 14S122 80
Amman N wife. to Ioseph
M.Waggoner, Lots u (, 4,,5.S 9, BLOCK
s. Ahmanns Addition to a$5g0.
Matte K.as9ehry Ind 70 LydiSa
3. ArroHwood.t @ lots r., g
~ gust Waistrom and wife TO julia
Catherine Wiener to Joseph
ssWH 271Ias 3~4..$2s,460.
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Margaretha sehaeier to Louis ana
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Ferdinand Athnaann and wifestoMath
Bauer NEN 80 124 81 S 1900
John A.Eckberg and wife to Carl
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Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30

George S~ensou was in Worcester
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Bibault and Miss Alice
Lafamme were in Taftyille Monday
Thomas Roach. electrical instructor
at the State Trade school. spent the
holiday at his home al North Adams,
Mass.
Col. and Mrs Henry J Thayer en-.
tertained their sons. Charles A. and
Frank u. Thayer and their families
Christmas
William Rast Of Hartford spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z
Hi, Mechanics street Mr.. Rast Is a
nephew of Mrs Hi.
James n. Rafferty, attended the ban
quet of the veteran agents Of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company held
at the Hotel Taft, New Haven, yes
terday. Mr.. Rafferty, is the oldest 10
service of any agent in Conneeiieu'
and Rhode Island. having been wife
the Metropolitan over 81 years.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Gibney Of
Farrows street had a family gather
ing Christmas, comprising Mrs. ha'a-
crime Kerrigan. son Donald ana
daughter Helen Of Wellesley, Mas
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J Mansfield and two
children of Webster. ard hr. ana
Mrs. J. f. Monahan Of Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Leon N Walker Of Smith & Walk
ef was Ia Hartford yesterday
Mrs Mark Gallant and Mrs Henry
Tetfeauli we're visitors ia Boston
Tuesday.
Nelson a Mansfield Of Newark, n.
J., spent Christmas with ms wife and
parents on Grove street.
Miss Alice A. Adams Of Springfield
spent the Christmas holiday with her
parents on South Main street
Mr. and Mrs +. c. Rogers were en-
tcrtained by relatives at Peabody.
Mas. over the Christmas holidays
Miss Emma Kinney, Center street,
entertained her nephews. Donald and
Myron fumes Of MI Hcrmon School
en Christmas day.
Miss Anna Arnold leaves Saturday
10 spend the remainder of her vaca-
ttoh with her roommate. Miss Emily
Sarlcs Of New York.
Miss Mary Carpenter leaves Satur.
day for Andover 20 spend the remain
der OF her vacation with her room
mate. Miss Harriet Godfrey
Miss Anna Arnold, South Main
street. entertained Henry Boas of
Grantwood. n J.. also Miss Elsie Wat
lie Of Worcester on Thursday
Miss Della Davis. Deep River. and
Miss Olive Davis, OF New Britain. are
at the home Of their parents. Post
master and Mrs Frank Davis of Pom
fret Center. for the Christmas vaca.
ton
MIR. and Mrs Frank W Lincoln of
Belmont Mass. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Rich. Grove street.
Mrs Lincoln was Miss Mary Rich. Mr..
Lincoln is Boys Work Counsellor Of
the Episcopal diocese of Massachu
sefts
Kenneth { Ballard, instructor in
physics ami mathematics at Simmons
College. Boston. arrived to spend the
holidays IN this city Saturday Mrs.
Ballard. formerly Miss Marion Car
pointer. had come several days before
J. A. Dsdy received telegram
Tuesday announcing tine death hy
pneumonia Of his sister. Mrs George
rraey of Waterbury. at their winter
home Ia Miami, Florida Mrs. Tracy
WAS guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Dady five
weeks aeo. previous to going south.
The Goodyear Mills Company, lne.,
has announced that beginning next
week the number Of working hours IN
the week will be- increased from 30 t.
55, which means a larger payroll and
an increased amount Of patronage te
the Putnam stores from Goodyear.
Several Putnam people. among
when was Ralph Thurston Of the loea
fire department. witnessed the fire IL
Webster late Monday night, which
caused $4,000 damage TO Mason'i
drug store. Occupants of the apart
ments above the store were rescued
with difficulty and the explosion o.
chemicals greatly retarded the prog
ress Of the firemen in snbduing tbs
blaze.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30
Pictorial Review Patterns
Attorney Charlie. L. Torrey attend.
20 CENTS TO 35 CENTS
NONE HIGHER

Attorney Charles L. Torrey attend
ed session of the Danielson town
court Tuesday morning to represent
clients.
Misses Eva Lanamme. Leona La
famine, Irene Magau. Walter Parker
and George Swenson motored to Dan
ielson Monday.
Wilbur Lown of ST. Stephens Col
lege. Annandale-on- the-Hudson, spent
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Ellie
v Lown. Center street.
Ernest c. William, the new super.
iutendent of schools, assumes his du-
ties next week and will make his home
for the present with Mr.. and Mrs. f.
" Seward, Grove street
MIR. and Mrs. s. Diamond. Grove
street, entertained over Christmas Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, Norwich
Miss Esther Boren. Providence: Miss
Sophia Ealk. Woonsocket, and Aaron
Chafen, Buffalo, y. Y.
Karl musser. eastern field man for
the American Guernsey cattle club
and we'll known to Windham county
dairy men. will visit Putnam. Friday,
Jan. 6. He will visit several OF the
Guernsey farms in this section during
the day and will give talk in Put
nam in the evening. to which every
one interested in dairying IS welcome.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30

c. F coleerd has returned to Or
land, H.
Public schools open Tuesday, Jan.
3, after a ten days vacation.
Mrs. William F. Penny and son are
in New York for visit with her par
eHts
Miss Bertha Plessis OF Woodstock
avenue wis in Fab Rive over Christ
mas.
Mrs. John o Fox returned Monday
to her nome from the Day Kimball
Hospital.
Miss Mae Bradley of Dorchester.
Mass, is the guest of her father, R. II.
Bradley, for the holidays.
Mrs. J. A. cramer and Miss Julia
Saunders Of Worcester were visitors
on Tuesday Of Miss Sarah Brady.
Mrs John kinyon of killingly spent
Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs
Ernest Bousquet. Providence street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Mullsn en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. James Giles
pie and son Fred Of East Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Angel of
Newark. y. j., were Christmas guests
Of Mr. and Mrs NJ Angel, Fremont
street.
Mrs. Hiram Dsggett and son John.
Pleasant street, returned Tuesday
from a months visit ia New York and
Philadelphia.
Stanley and jerome keeeh. sons of
the late Herbert c. Keech of Daniel
son. spent Sunday and Monday with
relatives here.
A new knights of Columbus elee-
tric sign with emblem in colors has
been hung over the entrance of the
rooms Of the society on Union street.
MIR and Mrs. Edward Guertin and
daughter, Miss Mary Louise, of Noon-
socket. were guests of Patrick Brady
and sister. Miss Sarah Brady, from
Saturday to Monday
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence H. Barrett.
daughter Dorothy and son Donald OF
Hartford. were Christmas guests Of
Mrs Bafrett's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Il Moss, Chapel street.
Mrs. J. c. Stoddard and sons.
Calder and Paul left Wednesday
morning for two weeks stay in
Ruckport. Mass. Mr. Stoddard will
join her Monday for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S Bradley, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Bacon. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Thorburn and Mrs C. b Gas
eoiene were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leland Bradley. yesterday, in South
bridge, Mass.
The Putnam High School orchestra
was presented with full outfit Of
drums last week by the school. Mr..
Snow made the presentation a, open
ing exercises and the new pieces will
fiji long felt want in the musical
side OF the school life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A Wheaton
were in Boston Wednesday, the
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Mer-
rill. In the evening, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Macdonald,
they witnessed The Mikado." in
which Herbert l. Watrous, cousin OF
Mr.. Wheaton, plays prominent part.
4 Mr.. Watrous sang at the Congrega.
tional church here recently.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30

Miss Eva Chase .pen, Sunday in
John JARVIS has opened store
with ii4e door on Bridge street
Isaac Champeau aud James + Don
ahu9 were m Worcester Monday.
The Franco American Fores,ers are
to hold 81 whist and social this evening.
Miss Annie Cogsn visited her
"a theT in Worcester over the holiday
Mid.hipman Henry Brousseau was
the guest of the Maerteus family IN
Providence Monday
The Misses Mofiiii. Walnut street,
left Saturday 20 spend Christmas with
their brother in New ondon
MIR aud Mrs. Hermon G. Carver
were GUESTS of Mrs tarver's relatives
IN Providence over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs J Harold Bowen OF
Worcester VIII be- guests Of Mn. j. Il.
Bowen over Sunday aud Monday
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Dubois Of
Prevalence, street have rome To Hy
sri,tbs C,Yggo IN visit with her pai.-
anti.
r. ch,rl.. > s.d,rd n.,to, Of
g. IT.. ..b,.q.b ,ill snen5 the Nv
,-..., hal,savs with has f,ther in can
al,
Nj. Jos.nb D.;vlr Of HARRISON
.ir,..,.,.pt.rta3n.3 bes t,so aauqbters
from Webster over the Christina.
bolidays
A, and Mr.. Lowell d. Ross. Main
.tr.et entertained their daughter.
Nrs Na,, Nnnvan -ef Worcester. sat
pr3sv
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Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30
THOUGHTS TURN
TO INCOME TAX
Internal Revenue Collector
Ready on January LIST to
Receive Checks
New Requirements For Filing Return.
Are Contained In 1927 Revenue Act

With the approach of the period for
sling income tax returns. January ] 10
March -. 1922 the taxpayers are
advised g. lose ne time III the rompila-
tioH Of their accounts for the year
1921 a neN aud important provision
If TIE Revenue At Of 1871 is that ev-
sry person whose gross income for
1921 was s, O0a or over shall file
etHH. regardless Of the amount of
net income upon which the tax IS as
seaaed. Returns are required Of every
single person whose net income was
81 600 or over and every married per
.on living ~th husband OF wife whose
let income was s. 900 OF over Wi
lows and wilowers and person separ
tied or divorced from husband or
wife. are regarded as siHgle persons.
Net income is gross income. Jess Ger
ain deductions for business expenses,
losses. taxes, etc Gross income in
ludes practically all income received
v the taxpayer during the year; II
lie ease e the seaep eaHHer. salarics.
4aRea, benuscs and commits ieHzi m
.he case Of professional mem au
mount received far rfeff .aHal ser
irez, ir THE casa Of farmers. ST pro
q from IHe saIe Of finn products.
nd rental or sale Of land
In tht. making Of H=tHeaass tas re-
arm for DE year l42I, every tazpay
sbauit present 10 himself the fol-
OWING question:
What wore your profits from your
.us@nes.. laaae profession eH Noca=
-on2
bia sea receive 9aE 4ate5e#t on
auk deposits
Have Yen auy= prop EfE=tromzNhlgH
-ou received remit
Did you receive amy income m the
t5rm of dividend .ot interest from
locks or bonds
Did you receive any bonuses dnrina
ae year
Did You make any profit on the sal
( stocks. bonds. -or other property
al or personal
nid you act rs IA bfokrr#in ans
ausaction from which YOU reeeives
commissions
Are You Interested IN any partner
up or other firm from which YOU re
.tYed any income
Have you any income from royal
ss or patents
Have you any mlnol children AZ ID
working
be you appropriate. or have th'
rhl 10 appropriate, tho earnlnes OF
Ich children If SO. the amount mus
IL. included In the return OF income
Has youl wife any income from an,
arce Whatsoever II SO. lt must b,
luded ia your return or reported p
separate return Of income.
bid yeu fcccIee=auy directors fee
trustees fee TO the course Of th,
ar
Do YOU hold amy office in a benefit
5iety from which you receive ira
me-
Answers 20 all Of these questions
necessary TO determine whether
Isou has am income efficiently larr'
require that a return be filed. ane
- DE- the mean- Of avoiding The
ieayy penalties imposed for failure ID
within the time prescribed
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30

Ralph +. Tharston was the guest OF
Fall River friends over Christmas.
Mrs. A TherouN was the guest of
relatives IN Woonsocket last week
Michel Daigle of Hartford was the
guest of relatives over the holiday
Adele Gingras of Danielson spent
the weekend with relatives in this
city
John j. Whitehead. Jr.. spent the
holiday with his parents in Lakewood.
y. J.
Rev. Thomas MeGarry of Meriden
spent the holiday with his sisters in
this city
Mrs. o. C. Bos~orth "a entertain
ing Mr.. Ella Morton of Hartford for
the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs Alfred Burke spent
the holidays with Mr. and Mr.. George
Pember of Plainheld.
Miss Catherine T. Thsyer is the
guest Of her uncle. T. j. Aylward,
Danielson this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beauregard
motored to Taftville Monday to spend
the day with relatives
Miss Aine Patenaude OF middletown
has been the recent guest of relatives
IN Putnam and Danielson
MIR and Mrs. Fred Cagnon and
Mrs Stett Macdonald motored TO Bos-
ton Thursday on business.
Adelard Csrriere of Assumption
College is spending the holiday vaea-
tiou with his parents in this city.
Miss Ellen NJ Wheeloek was a
guest Wednesday of Mrs G. F. Water
man 81 Providence. formerly Of this
city.
Rev. John L. Rooney. rector of ST.
Philips church, viii conduct services
at Christ church. Pomfret, Sunday
morning
Mrs Fred Gilman and daughter
Irene spent the weekend AS the guests
Of NJ and Mrs. Joseph Landry Of
Woousocket
MIR and Mrs Peter Labby of North
Grosvenordale spent the weekend the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rich
ard. thurgh street
Arthur Plessis Of Assumption Col
lege spent few days this week as the
guest # Nr and Mrs J. a Lagassc
Of Fall River
Mrs } o Wood, who has been in
New York several weeks. IS with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j + Spencer.
Tor the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. William Piehie return
ga Monday from motor trip to
Portsmouth, y. H., where they were
the guests Of Eugene Piehie.
Cyril RenilIard and sister. Miss
Mary L. Remillard. both Of The PEG
piles Store. will spend Sunday and
New Years day in Springfield.
MIR and Mrs E. c. Morse ard
daughter Caroline left Wednesday 10
spend several days with Mrs. Morse's
sister. Mrs. W. ?. Jessup. in Brooklyn,
n. Y.
Miss Jessie Maynard of Charlton,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Win Maynard
and family Of East Hartford were hol
iday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Maynard. Woodstock avenue.
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Rev d { stoaard PASTOR

rbs Vesper scr,Ie, of last sunday
was hiehk enjoy #hl, and our people
..f..#f srtainls eratiHgd Ia Prof Buns
and those -.stlne hm for delight
f1l hour
Tie roses ast Sunday were given
bv tHe SUNDAY school II memory II
key John Il. Stnbbtt vho aiea Dee
Is. 1916
The F. y T. L holds watch
ssrht' service Saturday evening com
nencine az $50
Pastor Stoddard viii speak sunday
morning on New Years resolutions.
In the evening he will ask, Where
viii You Spend Eternity
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30

The Putnam Patriot Is On Sale
Friday Afternoons at the
Following Places.
Putnam News Co.. Union st
Michael ) Lynch News Store
United Cigar Store. Front ST.
Fred G8rbiH. Bugbeg Corner
Friday Evening !, May BE Obtain
ed A.
fhe Thompson Post Office
Arsene Frappier's Barber Shop,
North GrosYenordale.
Irosven0fdale Post Office.
" J Kenney, MechaHiesville
P0mfret Post Office
The Patriot Office IS open each
Thursday afternoon. but closes for
he day at noon on Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1921-12-30
St. Philip. Church Note.

Rev. John L. Roney, Rector
Sunday. Feast Of the Circumcision.
There VIII be no o'clock celebra-
On Sunday morning.
e.45. Church School.
1913. Holy Communion and Ser
3 %.
Eernnra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
CONTINUES FIGHT
TO GET IN JAIL
Woman ReneWs Struggle
for Admission to Clinic

Lucille Brown. "the woman with
out JAIL" has taken her fight "a
step further and obtained from
Judge Everett Smith an order
against +. u. skaggs. state director
OF business control. TO show cause
Saturday morning why he shouldn't
be punished for contempt OF cour'
for refusing 20 let her into the
woman's Industrial home and clinic.
according TO her attorney Adam
Beelcr.
Since the closing OF the institu'
ton. April !. following the Cover
nor's veto OF It's appropriation.
Becler has carried Miss Browns
fight thru Justice Of the Peace {.
& Dalton's court. where she was
sentenced 10 tho home as a user OF
narcotics. TO Judge Smiths court
for an order OF commitment and
10 the supreme court
In the latter court the matter
Of issuing writ of mandamus
against state officials TO compel
them 10 open the home Is under
Amusement
The argument Saturday will con.
Germ Judge Smiths order OF com
mi;inent and his appointment Of
a speciai quart 10 take Miss Brown
10 the institution. In spite OF the
order. she was refused admission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Four Stars in
'Sinbad' Aside
From AL Jolson

Al Jolson. greatest Of all Winter
Garden stars. has the support Of no
fewer than four other artists. who
have starred under their own names
In past productions.
These are Forrest Uun. who was
the original Chocolate Soldier.
FRITZ Won BusinE. who held a IA
nous position in Vienna as the
prima donna comedienne of the ccle-
brated VolkT theatre: Franklin Ba.
tic. who for long was the stellar bar.
itobe OF the Carl Rosa Opera com
pany. in England. and Mabel Wilbur.
who was the Merry widow" of Hen
ry W. savagc's memorable produc.
ton OF Franz Lchar's famous work,
who sang the same role for four or
five successive seasons turnout the
country. ard made az many tours Of
the Pacific coast during the life Of
that celebrated operetta.
Miss Wilbur for ~ weeks headed
the Baker opera company. In Port
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
SAW BENNY
ON THE GROUND

"our gang came hack TO tho yard
and Cecil took the gun. lie pointed
u right AT Elsie. Benny's sister. and
said. You better run. or IN shoot
YOU That's just what he said. Elsie
ran.
Il then went up "a clean out a
bird nest. l heard the old gun 20
'Popr and there went Cecil running
around the corner with the sun In
his hand. Al said 10 him. 'Nou'il
catch IL now Kenny was lying on
tho ground shot. His red sweater
was on fire"
Freddie was then duizzed about nj.
legged enmity between Cecil and Ben.
ny.
'Yes. SIR. said Freddie. Cecil
didn't like Benny. I saw him slap
Benny's face and throw big rocks at
him one other time"
stern cross examination by w. J
Reed. Cccli's lawyer, failed to shake
Frcddie's story.
MIR Anna Burkett. the boy de.
PENDANTS mother. sat with him dur.
ing the trial They were at tho
table for defense attorneys.
she wore a simple Bingham frock
and shawl was thrown across her
lap She looked constantly at her
boy. Her eyes were sad and dry: she
seemed bitter at all that was going
on about he-.
cecii's hair hung a.tufts over his
forehead. He sat unmoved as Fred.
die. his ers,whllc playmate. testified
he killed Benny because of n quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
JOBS HAVE BfiEN
rot Nj FOR 2t5

Twenty veterans have been sup
piled with work since the report pub
lished In Tuesdays star. bringing
the total up 10 gas.
Eighteen more former service men
Registered for joins at the office Of
AdJutant Hcrvcy Lindley. Rainier.
Noble post. American Legion. IN the
basement OF the stuart building.
n n necessary for men 10 apply
In person 10 register. u was pointed
out wednesday by Miss Laura G.
curweii. who IL in active charge OF
the employment service. II they wish
20 get the best results. In all cases
IA telephone number must be given.
for that ~ the only way In which
men may he reached. Every effort
will he made 20 take care OF service
men from out OF town. but the man
who II on hand will naturally Ia
served first
No matter what sort OF a job u Is.
there IL world war veteran waiting
20 fil u. Phone your needs 20
Elliott 0t7e. You'il get Snappy