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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-13
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NOTICE OF THE ADOPTION OF PRI-
NARY AssEssMENT R2LL
NOTICE is HEREBY GlvEN: That
on the 9Th day of December. 1921, the
Board Of public Works adopted Pri-
mary Assessment Roll for the improve
ment OF Fifth Avenue Section Two.
rs from the center line of Fillmore
Street 70 the west line OF the Pitts
burgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
within the City Of Gary. Lake County.
Number Twenty-nine Hundred fifty
six (2g56) adopted on the 9th day OF
June. 1921. by the Board OF Public
The intersecting streets and alleys
are FImore Street A Alley rbTtsse
street. Garfield Street. Arthur Street
Cleveland street. Mckinley. Stree, Street,
Street, Rutledge Street Ellsworth
Street. Marshall Street, Bridge Street,
Wabash Avenue. Alley Twenty six
T@enty-eigh. west. Alley twenty
nine West and Alley west Of Wabash
Avenue.
dred Fifty U50) feet are: Alley Five
South and Alley Four South.
Said Assessment Roll contains tns
property to be assessed, with the
amounts OF the prima facie assessment
gainst each lot or parcel OF lana SUP.
car he seen At the office OF the Board
Of Public Works in the City Hall. Gary,
Lake County Indiana: 40.
on tho 2fth day of December. 1921. at
nine o'clock a. M the Board OF Public
Works will meet in It's office at the city
Hall to hear and receive remonstrances
against the amounts assessed against
each Of said lots and parcels Of land
and will hear and determine the cues
lions to whether the same have been
benefited or will be specially benefited
BY said Improvement in the amounts set
forth In said roll and will then give a
hearing 10 all persons Interested, ana
thereafter sustain or modify In whole
or in part the respective prima faeie
assessments on said roll.
BY order of the Board or Public
PERRY H STEVENS,
JOHN KESER1C,
VIM. SYKES,
Board of Public Works
Attest: DoRATHEA MILLER,
Clerk. 12:9:1O:12:13:14:15:1
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Woman with 8 children,
greatly In need of work, wants
washing or cleaning by day or anything
Mrs, Bernklau. 705 Logan st, Ham
mond. 1912
WANTED-By middle aged man. posi-
ton as Waterman day or night
perenced or as agent for wholesale
house VIII accept general labor Adj
dress B-58. care Times, Ham. 12:12:2
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

am not responsible for any bills
made after December list. under the
name of Richards and Rogers.
1853 DR. w. d. ROGERS.
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NOTIcE

will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any person but myself.
FRED ROHRBEIN.
4oi wentworth, near Piummer ave
12:1S:3
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FOR RENT furnished rooms. SOC ana
81 a day. Spring cots, 35c. Ply the
week. 81; IS and 81. Hotel Carleton:
FOR RENT clean rooms for light
hskpg, with bath Inquire 2S2 Ind
lana ave. phone 400 Hammond 1l:29:tf
FOR RESyT-Nicely furnished rooms.
steam heat and phone. So and up,
per week 1851 State St, Ham 12:S:tf
FOR RENT--Furn. rooms for hskpg..
one and two rooms for bachelors:
two rooms and bath at 523 Logan st.
Also rooms in cottage 563 Indiana
ave. Hammond 12:9:tf
FOR RENT-CIean. modern. warm FUR
room. near Country Club, gentlemen
preferred. Phone 9l4M or call at is
Mason st, Hammond. 12:1o:2
sFOR RENT light hskpg rooms,
with bath. electTic lights and gas
Phone Hammond 31Ss. 1912
FOR. RENT-Two front rooms FOR
bath, no dishes or bedding furnished
location on Holman. nea& Clinton,
Phone 1916 Hammond. 12;12;2
FOR RENT-Beautiful newly furnish
ed hsRpg rooms cheap, modern. SIS
So Holman st. Hammond 12:l2: z
FOR RENT-Four room cottage. fur
nished close 10 all car lines and
Beta plant. Call 1881 Ham. l2:l2s2
For RENT-Two room light hslpg.
ave. phone s57-J Hammond. 1912 s
FOR RENT-Two extra large light
hskpF. rooms. heat iiEht gas. one
half block from car line, $3.50. ~
Indiana ave. Hammond. 1918
FOR RENT-Two room modern apt.
private bath and entrance. $50 Oak
St. Hammond. 12;lS:o
FOR RENT-Two. three or four hskpg
rooms. $3.50 per week; Apply eve
nings after p. m. 800 Michigan ave-;
Hammond L 10
FOR RENT-Ligf7t hskpg. rooms. 81 n
week. 1864 Commonwealth ave. IN n
diana Harbor. l2'lS:2
FOR RENT-Three nice light rooms
modern. except heat Cali at 79s Alice
St. upstairs in rear. Ham l2:lz
FOR RENT room apt. stove heat I.
Inquire 37i Sibley st. Ham II .l5;z
FOR RENT-Two fgrn, lighu hs ss.p
s. a week. Cali between 3 and p m.
Wednesday. Phone s51-J Ham. l2;lS
FOR RENr-Two nice clean light
hsl1pg rooms, steam heat. slS Trro
man ave. Chicago. u ! )
FOR RENT-Two room ants; furn-
FOR hskpr.. modern, gas electric. cts
4e9 Logan st. phone 12e2-R Ham ~; .
FOR RFNT--Two rooms furn. for light
hskpg.. all conveniences Can aG-
colno6ate adults centrally located
Phone 4o4 Hammond 1913
FOR RFNT--A room IN new residence
unusually warm and attractive, pri-
vate family. every convenle,n9ese5 75.Ia5
EOil ST. bAiottC N1t@-'.---
FOR RFNT-FNlrn apt. for light hskpg
Electric and bath. close in, 80, 10
st. phone 1909 Hammond lz;4f
FOR RENT-Three rear rooms furn
for light hskpg. 256 Plummer ave-
phone l34s-W Hammond. l2;lf
FOR Rents Rooms apt, furn for
light hskpg. heat. gas and electric
furn Also room apt. stove heat
Phone 103S-R "a Douglas St. HAM nam,
mond i L Z
FOR RFNT-snaN cottage furnished
for light hsl1pg.. also heated sleer,
ing rooms. Phone 1905 Ham. L u
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WE FURNISH YOUR HolE HoR Lzss
LET Us PROVE 1T

FOR SALE-Dining room tables and
chairs, cheap. Phone 1920 Ham
rnond. 1212:2
FOR SALE--A notion and dry goods
store. selling on acct. of sickness.
$3.50 Deodar st, Indiana Har. 12:12:4
FOR SALE--Block wood, IL inches long
or will cut any length to order. Nick
Backe. Route S, phone sz6 Crown Point,
Indiana l2:6:1320
KEMPRO-The Magic SCOT Remover;
simply sprinkle over burning fire.
open the drafts. 80 minutes and the
furnace, pipes and chimney will be
draft restored. The Beckman Supply
Co, phone 1880 Hammond. 11:1I cod
FOR SAI.E-very cheap, one library
table. one oak rocker. one brand new
rug, curtains, carpet sweeper and 9TH
err household furniture. Ill Conkey
ave. Call after p. m. Ham 1919
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Work Versus Words.

When you're In FIX. sweating is
more helpful than swearing.-Bosto
Transcript
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DO YOU KNOW

To pay over 800 for any phonograph
these hard times is mistaken 500
here buys beautiful brand new Col
onial Period Console Photograph. guar
aHteed 80 years dncluding choice of
purchase here only. Stock limited
Reproducer tone arm and simplifying
chamber constructed. so wonderful full
rich and mellow tone is obtained. No
winding. no needles TO change. includes
repeating attachment which received
f1rst prize at Pageant of Progress.
Quiet running motor and best hand pol
ished case in Hammond. While they
last. just -think-s100 with % records.
Excellent Christmas gift
13s Logan street (maks no mistake)
below Unity Hall. on Logan" street:
12:13:4
FOR SALE-Pool room, rent reasonable
en- INnirfnv oShE ChIrar 20 11.19.A
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BOHLING'S
BARGAINS!
MISCELLANEOUS

WALL PAPER---10c to l4c per roll, Pa
per hanging, reasonable. c. Vermett.
$40 Michigan ave. phone 1929 Ham
mond. 11;1b If
WE WILL BUY contracts and second
mortgag es on real estate. National
Finance Association, 15s State street,
Hammond. 1855
GIT PUSy and save your Booster cigar
bands for the sSn6 Cathedral phono-
graph given away to the one holding the
most cigar bands. 9:2
r. c. EICHAR
Upholstering, Furniture, Repairing,
Re-Caning and Re-Finishing. 1155
GARFIELD st. phone 31os Ham. 1912
POULTRY KEEPERS, ATTENTION.
We will furnish you 100 lbs. Guar
anteed egg-producing Buttermilk Lay
ing Mash for s3.15 or zoo lbs, $3.50.
Delivered to your station. Satisfac-
ton or money back BASIC FEED
co. LOCPUORT, ILL. 12:14:15:17
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ALL EDITIONS
NOTICE
have purchased the grocery ano
meat market formerly owned by Frank
+ Ciszczon, located at 1901 Magoun
ave. East Chicago. After this date
will not be held responsible for Hany
bills contracted by any one but my
THEo zUMKOwsKI,
l2fSes 1901 Magoun ave.
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WANTED TO RENT

HaANTED-By young couple, 2 or 3
modern unfinished rooms. we'll 10
Gated Can give references. Address
B-59, care Times, Hammond. l2:13:2
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FOR RENT--C1ean. modern. warm FUR.
room, near Country Club, gentlemen
preferred Phone 914-M or call n [ is
Mason st, Hammond 1910: q
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. women. coffee
and tea, no premium. good PROPOSE
ton. Write B-57, care Times. Ham
mond 12:I2:3
WANTED-Young girl TO assist with
houscwork. 942 So. Holman st. cor
ner Ruth st. Hammond 12;f2:2
WANTED-Girl for light housework.
ref. req. Apply Mrs. Ii. Jesse. Ace
Summer Blvd, Hammond. l2:13
W-ANTED-Girl or woman TO help with
housework room aud board If desir-
ed or from TO , p. m. S54 Summer
st. phone 4019 Hammond. 1898
WANTED-WoInan TO help clean house
6S3 Forsyth ave. West Hammond
Baby's buggy for sale, and q baby's
bed, Hammond. 12.13;2
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED Postal Mail Clerks, (Men.
women). S140o-SI6UO. Examinations
Write c. Ozment, former Gnvernment
examiner. sl9. ST. Louis. No. 1l:s:SV
TED--Laborefs and mechanics.
Apply Swift * Co, Fertilizer Works.
West Hammond, Ill. 12:s:6
WANTED An apprentice barber
young man. very good shaver. fair
hair cutter, wishes position in busy
shop. Will take any wages Phone
Hammond 2s13. 1882
WANTED-Experien sub station OPP
orators. International Lead Refining
Co. East Chicago. 1882
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell Table
Mar gRrin and Bakers Shortcomings on
liberal commission basisA whole or
part time. Give experience and refer
ences. The Giidden Nut Butter Co. 1910
Elston ave, Chicago. 1913
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FOR RENT-Furn. rooms for hskpg..
one and two rooms for bachelors.
two rooms and bath at 523 Logan st.
Also rooms in cottage. 563 Indiana
ave. Hammond. 12:9:tf
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms for
light hskpR. stove heat gas and
bath no dishes or bedding furnished.
location on Holman. neaS Clinton.
Phone 1886 Hammond. 1912
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sFOR RENT light hskpg rooms,
with bath electric lights and gas.
Phone Hammond 31SS. 1912
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FOR RENT-Beautiful newly furnish
ed hskpg. rooms. cheap. modern. 8SS
So. Holman st. Hammond. 12:l2:2
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FOR RFNT-IIeated fiat, Z modern
rooms. centrally located. references
required 6s6 State Line st. Ham
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FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Pool room, rent reasonable
Call Fairfax 1855 Chicago. 1z:1S:3
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furntshed rooms. soc and
81 a day Spring cots 35c. Ply the
week. 81. IS and 81. Hotel Carleton.
Hammond. I0:4.tf
FOR RENT clean rooms for light
hskpg, with bath. Inquire 232 Ind
lana ave. phone 400 Hammond. 1l:29:tf
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FOR RENT-Six room bungalow, on
south side Merritt D. Metz phone
Aa16-W Hammond. lA.l5.l
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FOR RE>TT-Nicely furnished rooms.
steam heat and phone, SO and up.
per week. 1851 State St, Ham. 12:5:tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap: FLEETWOOD IN wa
gon load lots. delivered to your home.
Phone us for price. Also one steam
boiler in first class condition. suitable
room house, Indiana Harbor
Lumber s. Coal Co., phone 216 Grape
vine and waiting st, Indiana Har-
Dor 12:12:4
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FOR SALE-New bungalow, 4 large
rooms. one-half acre lot with shed
Good we'll water. 10 minutes walk from
Penn r r. depot. Hobart, $1,000. To
W. p. Davis, phone 324-M Hobart. In
diana. 191A.5
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18
SOCIETY Editedb by Miss Elsie Leslie

Masons and their families of Seward enjoyed a pleasant evening June 18th after the regular session of the Stars in the Odd Fellows Hall. The social program consisted of dancing, sing ing and a very amusing mock trial which kept the audience in spasams of laughter until the trial was over; after which a luncheon was served.
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18

Mrs. Claude Mathison entertained at dinner Monday evening in honor of her daughters fifteenth birthday. Covers were laid for the following school mates of Miss Charlotte, the Misses Dorothy Baughman, Patricia Ray, Helen Balderson, the Messers Merritt Shellhorn, Lawrence McNeer, Willis Perry and Filmer Carter.
 Mrs. Alfred Rosness has accepted a position as housekeeper in the Haw- kins home during the summer months
 Miss Clara Schwartz, who has been teaching in the Seward public school was a passenger south on the Ala meda on visit to her mother in Spo- i kane. Miss Schwartz leaves host of friends in Seward where she will be greatly missed socially.
 Miss Beulah Wilson, Miss Neva Cameron, MT. and Mrs. McNeer, and MT. and Mrs. Root spent last Sunday at Fox Island
 Mrs. o. c. Bowling, wife of Lieut. Bowling of the Navy Coal Commis- sion at Chickaloon is a passenger on the s. s. Northwestern from visit in the states.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Ogle have moved from the Hoben bungalow on Second Avenue to the house former ly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Rich on Third Avenue.
 The members of the Seward Chap ter of the Eastern Star and the
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18
Swetman-Triplett.

MT. Elwyn Swetman and Miss Viola Triplett were united in marriage at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald in their experiments in the Van Glider Building on Saturday evening, June eleventh, Rev. Duane Earl Carter of the Methodist church performing the ceremony The bride wore a beautiful dress of white shan tung and was attended by her most intimate friend Miss Clara Schwarz, and MT. McMillan attended the groom.
 Miss Triplett arrived in Seward a year ago to fill the position as teach CT in the primary department of the Seward Public. school, a position she has filled successfully. During the time she has been in Seward she has made many friends and MT. Swet- mans gain will be the schools loss as the parents and pupils have a very high regard of her as a teacher
 Mir. Swetman has been a resident of Alaska for the past few years and has managed MT. McDonald's drug stores in Seward and Anchorage. He has made a host of friends in both cities.
 Immediately after the ceremony a delightful wedding breakfast was served to the following friends of the happy couple: Rev. and Mrs. Carter, MT. and Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald, Miss Clara Schwarz, MT. McMullen and the bride and groom.
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18
Cecilia Jane Lucas

MT. and Mrs. Erich Lucas are re- joicing over the birth of an 8 pound girl baby born at seven o'clock this moaning. Both mother and daughter are doing well.
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18

Mrs. Alexander Mcdonald and Mrs. Ralph Reed are spending the week at the Hawkins bungalow at Mile Seven having as their little guests Miss Cecil Leslie and Miss Virginia Flaw kinS.
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18

Mrs. Alfred Rosness has accepted a position as housekeeper in the Flaw kins home during the summer months
The Seward gateway., 1921-06-18

The members of the Seward Chap ter of the Eastern Star and the
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22
ALLOWED FATHER TO HANG
Sen, Stirred by an Evangelist, Con-
fesses That 1t Was He Who
Killed Mother.

Ceylon, an.-Evangelistic sermons
held in his home town so stirred Ar
nell Love, a twenty farm
er of CeylOn, Canada, that he went
forward and declared to the evangel-
ist, Rev. c. N. Sharpe, that he had
dubbed his mother to death seven
years ago because she reprimanded
him for keeping bad company"
Loves father, Henry Love, who was
convicted by jury and hanged at
Owen Sound, Ontario for the crime
seven years ago, was found guilty
principally through the testimony of
his son, who ROW says he was the muir
derer. While on the scaffold the ia
ther made what was believed to be
a confession of his guilt.
The son grew up into manhood a
prosperous farmer, and the tragedy of
his life was apparently buried in the
oblivion of the past until he attended
the evangelistic service. He told the
evangelist that he killed his mother
with stick of wood and hid the body
In the cellar. where it was found later
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22

the tree and carried her through two
feet of snow over a mountain trail
a half mile to his cabin His father
was summoned and they called DR..
w. S. Fleming of Kremmling.
Coroner f. e. Barnard was sum
moned from Hot Sulphur Springs and
took charge of the body. He an
nounced death was instantaneous, the
tree having struck the woman on the
back Of the head and neck
Mrs. Heldman came to Krerlmling
four years ago with her family from
Wray, Colo. She is survived by her
husband, two sons. John and We're, of
Kremmling, and three daughters. Mrs.
Earl Reams of Martin Colo, Mrs. Ben
jamin A. Depue of Longmont, Colo,
and Gertrude Heldman, who is attend
ing school here.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22
MASTER AND DOC
SAVE 3O4L|VES
Partners in Work of Mercy in
the Great American
Deserts.
IS VICTIM OF POISON
Faithful Dog Refuses to Drink From
Polluted Spring, but Owner Does
and Loses His Life-To
Have Monument.

Los Angeles.-Lou Westcott Beck of
Pasadena, Cal, and his dog, Rufas.
are dead, after being partners in a
work Of mercy for 13 years. Beck laid
down his life, martyr to l.fs work.
dying as re&alt of drinking from a
poisoned spring at the edge of the
desert. RufaS fingered fOr three years.
watching for his partner, who, for the
first time, had gone on the long. long
trail without him. Then he started
out to find him.
During the 13 years of their part
nership, the man and the dog rescued
3O4 persons from death by thirst and
exhaustion in the great American des-
erts-the Colorado, the Mojave and,
worst of all, Death valley. Friends
of the desert guide and his four-footed
partner will erect monument to them
in Brookside park, Pasadena.
Lost Fourteen Years Ago.
1t was IA years ago that Beck, a
Chicago man, prospecting in Death val
ley, was lost in that inferno of shifting
sand. maddening heat and deceptive
mirages. With him was his dog, Ru-
fas, a strong. intelligent animal.
cross between a Siberian bloodhound
and st. Bernard. There were no
sign posts in the deserts in those days,
nothing to guide the traveller to the
water holes, nothing to warn against
poisoned springs The man and the
dog were almost dead when they final
~ crawled to a water hole, drank the
brackish water and staggered on and
finally out of the desert
Since that terrible experience, the
man made rescue work in the desert
his life task, and, with his faithful
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22
Children Saved by
FIiWer From Bull

Centerville, Del. Deputy
Sheriff Thomas X. Parker res
cued two children from an en-
ragged bull here, and then
fought the animal with his fliv-
yer until he had put it to rout
The children, six and eight
years old. were on their way
home from school when they
met the bull, which had escaped
from a pasture and was on the
Kannett pike. Just as Parker
came along the bull. which had
been roaring and tearing at the
ground. started for them.
Parker put on "gas," and beat
ing the bull to the children, got
them into his car He then re-
versed and charged the bull
from the rear. The bovine, sur
prised by this new opponent,
turned tail and rushed down the
pike.
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22

This Fiilpina Is making a Philippine
hat which is becoming quite popular
with both men and women in the
United States. and is usually source
OF great pride to the wearer
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22
Mes BACK AND
iIYS HIS DEBTS
!, proker Whose Firm Col
Ised Springs Surprise in
| Old Home Town.
bvGHT IT A HOAX
a, Checks Convince Skeptics
!. There Still Are Honest Men
-only Regret Is He Can't
Find Them All.

lcpr PA dapper little man
rbOse hair was tinged with gray
Niles fought and lost, alighted
train in this city recently for
fnose of driving away the clouds
sis that he feared had enveloped
ne He was L. T. Layton of the
ne brokerage firm of L. T. Lay
Co. of this city, which occupied
H Or less pretentious office at
and Market streets and took an
mal flyer" in the feverish pur-
gold.
The Old Story.
firms viciSsitudes furnished all
Dm for the old story. 1t started
th a promising future, gathered
4 worthwhile and financially
pd clientele, and then, just
skies seemed to be brightest,
ID the middle. Almost two years
7. Layton slipped away from
Ismayed and dOwncast, after he
lid to most of his creditors. in
sa vain effort that a falling man
9mething like 80 cents on the
l. T. Layton came back here
bis home In Philadelphia to pay,
e creditors every penny that he
hem, Prominent business and
sonal men who had lost varying
q money by the failure of the
age firm gathered together to
payment in full. There were
p or more in dA, sixsOf them
ianS and the total reimburse
Way approximately $4,000.
Not Legally Indebted.
Of The creditors who vouchsafed
omation thought it was a fairy
hoax when he received a
'ouS message that a gentleman
loWn who had a check for $500
ior him. 1t came from the
doctor, a friend, over the
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22
TREE FELLED BY
SON KILLS MOTHER
Youth Carries Body Through
Deep Snow in Search of
ASSiSfancn

HSNISIdIlEH-
hremmling, Colo.-Mrs. H. r. Held
man, forty-five, wife of Col. H. R.
Heidman, auctioneer and ranchman,
was instantly killed wAen a tree being
cut down by her son, John Heldman,
fell on her, breaking her neck.
Mrs. Heldman and her son were
alone at the Gorge ranch, ten miles
west OF here. After being struck the
young man got his mother from under
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22

a matter of fact. there
Sa' Indebtedness on the part
\ ayton' the man who came
pay anybody, for when he
,,as. y mad releases in full from
sis aOout two hours to get
s0d ~ ne usual business trans
ato. uuring the course of the
a NJ. and settlement Layton
~ aI his greatest regret was
MN we're some former patrons
= = ne had not been able to
h was "as broke and had to get
psd Sald' but l never felt but
baes you ', all every penny / am
The Snowflake herald., 1921-04-22

dog, saved hundreds. But fate finally
overlook them when, again lost in the
desert, Beck found poison well. The
man drank, but the dog refused.
1t was terrible trip home ard when
it was ended Lou Beck went to bed,
never to rise again. The dog, heart
broken over the loss of his master,
dropped and dropped, until now he too
is dead, but with long record of
service behind him.