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Editor John MilcEcn, Jr. LIT
hNchmond Saturday Nprl .. lJal
l"r t"rryv' he. Va, by way OF WnLh
inEton IN his Stanley Steamer ~,
urdaT II ght. Funeral l,ircctnr n
Prro died and Er1wp,s tina. tho
Editor was deeply interested in tho
case ko"coc c. Mitchell tclcgrarb,t
10 washington for him to be nutiG,,1
Il h" passed throu"n thcrc rh, mo.
>"r" hr"urlr m'X"i y cr,>t ,d fnr !,
r'ad that John Mitchell Ir. was dr,d
an" as result som" One tclcgraph,d
the informal ON TO A. y prion -,
nFI',' ma "'ih the understanding
that h" would get the BODY
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23

Miss Marietta l.. ChilcS is dead. She
She passed away during the early
morning, hours OF saturday. April lG.
2:2o O'Clock after II long and painful
illness. She waS one Of the most III.
iluchttal women in the State. She
WAS 4 veteran in the profession or
teaching and she had host Of friends
throughout the country. Every effort
was made to prol"ng her life and the
physicians held ont hopes oF her re-.
coVrrr up to the last moment. She
was IL teacher in Baker School, Grand
Worthy Register of Deeds OF the
GRAND Court Of virginia. Order of Ca.
lantl". member OF the Executive
Board q, the pythian Calanthc Indus
tr'a1 AvSor;ation and most influcu.
t'"l m"mhcr OF many other organihn-
tionS.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
REL. hTf rt"S ':ERE.
The following relatives were pres,

The following relatives we're pres.
cnt: Mrs. l.a:;a Winston. "s.".: AIR.
l-'n MA Price ":"tirr u Hanover
county. Mrs. Ali"" ". Lucas Miss
Eva Lucas. %r% !.mn}:, lewis. Mrs
Georgie Hni'%tc x. "Ad Mrs Ethel
Murray OF W%Ishinr!on, u. G. The de.
ceased left II" will an! his vie and
son are the direct 1rn":ici1rie8 OF the
ca ate. Business; !" being conducted as
usual. Mr. RoGtrt -. ..!urStou who
FOR twenty-onc years has done service
iii the Price hou*'~huih and office is
stlll at the task after n most trying
ana strenuous experience
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
fALSEflOOD'S LIGHTNING SPEED

NS matter of fact Price h ms. Il
WAS d"ad. All day Sunday pcoD,o
were being tad that John Mitchell
was dead aud r. G. Mitchell ma3e
"uort To correct the impression by
announcements ~ several OF sho
'hnrrhcS. Th" old adagc that
ra'S"hood VII travc. league whl'o
truth is pulling on his boots" va.
v"r ii"d in this case.
Wien Robinson Davis rctur,,.d
from klrhmond TO Bcrryv,lc Monday
morning w tn the now supcrhcat,r
''f IN" steam car to rcp'acc the ono
lhat mad burned out ha brought tho
ihi"rmat IN that John Mitch"rI Ir
WAS reported dead III Richmond
I''h""Eh n" W'G Very much alive
B"rrNville and Manchester. VA
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
THE YOUNG Successor.

Young Price. who has ..ccn under
the training o. his father is already
Groomcd for rhr rcspon Sible duties
now being thrust upo" him and the
Price teams &r" rtiil seer upon the
streets and th" fla" ;ricc equipment
is still S""n '",: ''.~ l." wpr to the
graveyard. ~" MASTER is gore. but
nhc work of more then = quarter Of Il
century still lives and tunrtions
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
y REMARKABLE CHARACTER

She WAS Il tirolcss worker in her
particular field Of cndcayor. Her fun
rrt took place Tu"Sdya. April 18th
from the First Baptist church, The
r"S'rnm WAS ono mass Of expensive
floral offerings. Representatives. Of
IN" Grand Court from all over the
stat" W"r" present and floral ottrrin"$
cam" IN by mail and express. The
ION" 'i"t OF testimonials were read.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John Nit.
Chcll. Jr.. directed .hat all charters
ot the subordinate courts be traped
ior Il ""rlod of one year and the same
h" con" with the charter Of the Grand
Court.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOIJ,N,J.

! *'m not they are blcst alone
Whose life peaceful tcro~ keen:
a. '"w"r who pitir: mau has
known.
y blessing for the eyes that weep,
F"" Goi hath marked each sorrow.
ing day,
= d numbered every secret tear.
An@ ho1vcn's long age Of bliss shall
pay
For all His children suffer here.
1hc grim reaper, death has enter.
"a the ranks of The Baker Group for
me thlrd time this year and borne
away from us three teachers. who
were held in high esteem. The las, Wis
1t i'll removing Miss Marietta l.. Chilcs
was sudden and unexpected This
caused an aching void which an out.
S'dcr cannot realize.
Miss Marietta l.. ChilcS nas h1d m.
der her instruction hurdrcds-. ven
thousands "f children from our com,
Munlty who today are voicing pra,ec
ne '.rcr"r il i"r"et IN their ~ -
ross aud general welfare.
Ihcre was no cause O" unlirt worl,
Tor Young and old that she foilcd to
prove her hearty and honest co-orcrat
i"h. Wh'lr we deeply mourn our Irrt.
lE1f'oie loss we dare not murmur -
lnr our ilcvcn.y Father knows vha,
- n'>f '"r n& hence we humbly bow
tc Ills viii. Miss Mnriritp /. Chiir>
gave efficient service to Nc.' uconlr il
me 'iN. STAT" and County and there
hN "aEr honest service H. Col. auJ
ltLE"r ~"hn"l. and the Community has
l"' on" Of III" most brilliant rn.work
crS
Resolved: Thn, we lrldrr 10 thr
.""'tl% "ar ""nnj"" svmua'hv rn,
ih'ir loss. "uh commend that tn that
'Cpn"nurd on Fourth p1GcJ
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
IN MEMORY.

In loving memory OF my husban |,
W. B. r. Thompson who PASSED away
six years ago. April 2l, 1915.
Not gone from memory nor from
lOye
But To our Fathers home above.
Loving wife.
ADELAIDE G.. TIOMPSOE.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
NEAT WEDNESDAY AT THE TRUE
REI'DRMERS HALL.

See Euie lror-on, Gam limo mt
lhan) given into the hands of Hike
Maynard and his Not"r' -: gang. AND
It's results. in SOMEWHERE IN
TENAS
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23

M"nN VISITORS in ;Ec r:tv have
gwen Richmond holiday appearance.
The Fif:E st. Baptist Church Is
now being attended by great crowds
ana mach money is being collected.
Many people tr" out Of cmploy-
m"nt here row seeking work
Thr Virginia Baptist Church VIII
meet next month in WASHINGTON. with
the leadership, Pow. r. J. King.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
AT HOME

DR.. and Mrs. s. Il. Shrc". ford. will
al home. 2Hi: =. stree - lEeir
friends, on Thursday April IS. 1911
From to II o'clock p. NJ. No cards.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
BATTERY FAILED

rhi9 worried me. for while had
auxiliary flashlights. did not know
but what | might find myself ut night
on 'Ec road and I could not make
any progress without this necessary
aid in automobile travel Moreover.
the horn was out OF commission and
if there is anything that Robinson
likes to do. it is to blow .hat horn. |
went to tAc willard Scrvic. Sttion
in Washington and secured Il rental.
leaving my battery there. Then we
Went to 22o3 II. stree \. W. 20 see
Airs. Fannie Smith sister OF Mrs.
William r. Rrown OF this city. We
did not tarry long and II about 80
We we've on our way to H""ryvillo by
way Of Langley and I.cr~lcr@ # my
iorcSiGh had h"cn rs good ~ nay
hind-Si&ht. ! wculd have chosen the
longer but better route.
We were in Il hurr" ANA VIC Thought
THAI the shorter ruUjc would he far
better. All went well uitu We "ot noar
G +" i."rshur.: t,vnryH h rr. TIVE steam
ear u"tr3ctcd .ttt"utina. 'Hhrn from
d!rt roads "" went 10 mud.YouG~ We
cuuld see the nuU:GH34 !a.-ts - t,.n
distance. "ki@%'Ha the slnul.." Th,a
R"i'ln>on @ot o"t thc rt',i 9ad COM,
ont V" went Il i;ltlr rU Lrr. ;hr ~
lot VAS out a&at3... |ac ."t ~.
In& 81 r!rAi. i.'' I..' .5!.ht '.n'I1 go.
"Ht from tim. =" "'...., .fn
n1fn burners sen. on. ....,..
ltobih>on ani l. -, .r.tt.i-;y,
Th"n I heard - "rrr.n" -., .nu -, ~.
boiler. "Mr. MirrarD il =, ....
tlDI.r;t tLt ",,.i -, ,- ..,,, ..,:.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
AN UNEASY FEELING.

| am frank to state that | am Il.
ways uneasy when | have females ~
IN automobile party. The inconveni-
cncrS. the unexpected break downs.
and the like arc liable ~ clnharraSS
IN" and TO test them. However,. they
were all ready and We Finally decided
To take our chances. We went uut
Broad Street to the IIcrmitHgc road
and then dctourcd shrouGh Lakeside
To the pike beyond. Tho ear was steam
ing ilnc and we were soon well on our
way 10 fredericksburg. We passed
Snott%ylvania E.. H.. the scene of Gen.
J"scph !lookcr'S battle during the civ
II War and then on 10 the battle
Scared outskirts Of Frodcr.
lcks-bnrgh. whcr McaGhcr's lri"h
Brigade won impcri&huhlc fame he.
tore that stone wall in front OF the
NaTionai Cemetery which wall still rc
mains.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
REV. DIR. JOHNSON OFFICIATED

Rev. w. II. Johnson. ID. D., then
took his text from III Corinthians. st tn
Chapter; lst verse. He paid Il most
touching tribute to the deceased and
paid I Glowing tribute % her and her
many irtucs. He commented upon
the great loss this community had
Sustained and ronSolcd with the
thoucht that She WAS only slccr:n"
and thai y. 80: would meet here ,,.;liE
\ l@r%" number served as honorary
pHli-h" r"rS and even they were over
lH"cn"a with the floral Off
crin@". Mr.. Robert Coles srn"
with ri,h emphasis. sonnet :mr
Wr'N I .s'cr-t ttnd." Then the mourn
.ul ""r''." 'ilrd ont To Woodlnud r,lu
"t"rr, whore the remains Of Miss u.
l.. thi.r5 We're inferred in the "hcar'
a. tn" cemetery, the Cirr', This wa
II" fir~' intcrmrut in Ihis; purticul1r
part Of the Cemetery
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23

TROURLE
We did nnt tarry in FREDERICKSBURG.
but hurried on to Falmouth Toll is OK
acted Of All who now cross the Rappa.
hannock bridge We S,nJl. paf- -Scd lhc
seen" OF our former experience, where
oar party had spent two ni2htS under
Il tent in Il cornti"ld ru account Of n
broken aNlc. But 1ne"r were no brok.
on aNlcS now Cor the car was run.
ninE finely. We soon reached the
thappawamSic Swamp. which has
been robbed OF its tcrrorS by the erect
ion OF concrete "OaA way through il
We had left fredericksburg at $50
ana il was IL o'clock when we reach
cd Washington after crossing tie
Long Bridge across 1ho Potomac. I
had found out that my generator was
not working and that the battery had
given out.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
LIST or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mrs. Row"na White G.. ms. Lynch.
burg, Va: Mrs Lizzie B. Greene, G..
". O.. Newport News. Va: Mrs. p.
NJ. 3. Hodge. G. W. P.. DanviIlc, Va.
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23
MANY DlNI\ES THERE.

Rev. w. 7. Johnson. ID. D.. pnStor
OF the First Baptist Church had
charge % the funeral services. On .he
rostruln with him were: Rev. \. 4.
Hector. Rev. T. J. King, ID. b., Presi
dent Of the Va. baptist State Convcn
tion. Rev. r. j. Bass. Rev. 4. d. DAILY
Rev. u. n. Vas%,r. ID. d.; Rev. II. O.
Johnson. ID. d.. lined the hymn,
Lead, Kindly Light" The Scriptures
were read by Rcv. a. A. Hector. Pray
or was offered by Rov. A. ID. Daily.
Madame Carrie Hawkins sang with
charming melody, "Looking This Way"
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23

Miss Bcrnctta YounG arrived II
~" '';'v last Sunday from Now York
Richmond planet., 1921-04-23

REBECCA SAYI.ES,
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PRESBYTERIAN Church Notes
A. Z. Club


The A. F. Club of the Presby.
terian church met with Ida Wat
wood at the home of Mrs. Ander.
son Michael on Monday evening
April 5th.
A short business meeting was
followed by a half hour study Of
the catechisms.
Seven new members were init
lated into the club by the modern
method of auroplaning instead of
riding the goat.
Mrs. Michael then served a de-
licious lunch and the twenty-siS
girls returned to town after hav-
ing spent a delightful evening.
The next meeting is to be held
at the home Of Leota Coyner on
May End.
| The kindness of the hnys in driv.
ing the girls out and back was
greatly appreciated,
The II. O. A, Club meets at the
home of Helen Pohle on THURSDAY
April 6th.
The record of the Sunday Schoo
was broken Sunday, both in at
tendance and collections.
The choir especiallX pleased the
congregation Sunday with THEN
beautiful anthem.
Preaching services Sunday a.
1890; Sunday school at 1880
! Christian Fsndeavor service, 700
evening church, 800
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 800 at the home of Dan
| Powell.
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CIRCUIT COURT WILL
CONVENE APRIL 10Th
Judge Hughes Orders Grand Jury
Summoned to Serve At The
Same Time

The regular spring term of the
circuit court will be held here be-
ginning Tuesday, April 18th. At
this term there will likely be sew
eral criminal cases to be tried al
though the calendar will not be
completed until next week. How
ever, Clerk or Courts Anderson is
of the opinion that there will be
at least six or seven come up at
this time. There will also be the
usual number of civil actions, on
the calendar, many of which will
be settled or continued over the
term.
Judge Hughes has also ordered
the summoning of grand jury to
be- in session during the same
time.
The following will comprise the
grand jury:
John Wedeman, Fred Park, Jas
G.. Phillips, Paul NJ. DAILY, B. M
Dalrymple, John Herman.
The following names were drawn
to serve on the petit jury:
H. w. Morris, Louis La Plant
II. G. Swisher, Martin Eggen, Ed
gar S. Golf, John E. Griffith, Will
r. Walpole, M. B. Kellogg, Haakon
+ nan, John Monson, James G.. Bel
Joseph HI. Schurr. Edward Weiss
John l.. Olson, Gunder Monson,
E. aR. Lane. William Kiel, Guy
Ray, David Page, Mike j. Billmeier
Clarence w. Cram, Harry Heeb,
Joseph Hoferer. ] E. Degler. T. F.
Stihson. Bert Forester, Carl Car
stehsen, George Slovek, j. j. Will
loughby, Nels G. Eckwald.
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Methodist Church Notes

Rev. McReynoIds Of Rapid City,
one of the pioneer ministers OF
the Black Hills preached for us
last Sunday, morning and even
ing.
The morning service ADril 10th,
will be in charge Of the women
of the Missionary Society.
Mrs. Grigps Sunday School class
the Junior Girls heidi their candy
sale Saturday, Anril Snd, and net
ted neat sum which viii be given
TO help secure equipment for the
play grounds.
Mr.. Griggs will have to see to
it that he is there to teach his
boys as sixteen of them sat out in
the sun last Sunday during Sunday
School time, because Mr.. Griggs
was not able to be there.
The March Birthday party for
the Women's Friendship class was
held in the Library. Thursday
March 31st. There was a good at
tendance splendid program, con-
Quoted by Mrs. O. J. Gee, and an
enjoyable, social hour while par
taking of refreshments.
The regular meeting Of the Lad
les Aid was held in the basement
Wednesday April 9Th Mrs. Peirce
and Mrs. Shroll were hostesses.
Will all persons who have books
they have finished or do not care
to read, please return them as We
are instituting the card system
and want to get the books in shape
Car load of potatoes for sale or
track at Philip. C. F. Allen.
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DR.. N. 5. GEARHART, N. D.
~ PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Philip, South Dakota

Car load of potatoes for sale on
track at Philip. c. F. Allen.
The Catholic Ladies will serve
lunch at DR.. Fitzgerald's office on
Saturday, April 9th, from 1880 A.
M. to 10 P. M.
The B. o. Y. s. Club will meet on
Tuesday evening, April 18th. at
the homo of Miss Nina Duryea.
A good attendance is desired.
Car load of potatoes for sale on
tract at Philip. c. F. Allen.
On e of the finest stations in
the state for sale An imported
Belgian with two sets of papers
and an animal that weighs 2100.
He was the first prize winner at
the state fair a year ago. IF you
are interested in one of the finest
horses ever in South Dakota write
or see Home Land & Loan Co.
Wallace Reid in The Valley of
the Giants" at Gem next Monday
and Tuesday.
f. T. Nellor of the Kadoka Press
was visitor in Philip on Monday.
R. r. Robinson was in town on
Saturday, enroute from the east to
hiC home al Faith
Miss Rose Williams is here this
week from Sioux Falls paying a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. NJ. Williams.
Carson Williams who has been
in Philip for the past week attend
ing to business affairs, returned to
his home at Fulton, Tuesday even
ing
Hal P. Williams arrived the lat
ter part of the week from Pierre
and has taken up his duties as
as cashier of the First tate Bank.
He expects to move his family to
Philip as soon as a suitable resi-
dence can be secured>
The first final 7th and 8th grade
examinations are to be held April
21st and 22nd in the schools of the
county. The second examination
will be held on May 2Gth and 9th.
Fhe Clinton Nursery Company Of
Owatana, MINI. announces to its
customers that their nursery stock
will be ready for delivery os fol-
lows; Philip, April 18th; Nowlin,
April 18th; Midland, AnriI Goth
Goods not called for and paid for
on date of delivery will not be re-
placed or guaranteed. Your stock
will be fresh and in prime condi-
tion, and for the best results you
must receive it on day set for de-
| livery.
Car load of potatoes for sale on
track at Philip. c. F. Allen.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
ASSESSORS MEET WITH
TAX COMMISSIONERS

The assessors from the various
districts in the county met here
in Tuesday at which time Hugh
Smith a member of the state tax
commission addressed them on mat
ters pertaining to taxation. The
meeting was also attended by the
members of the board of county
commissioners and the county aud
itor. TWenty-nine assessors, rep
resenting every district in the en-
tire county were present
Mr.. Smith made a most interest
ing and instructive talk and gave
the assessors some valuable hints
as to valuations and other matters
that have always been troublesome
to the man making up the list OF
taxable property for his commun.
lity. The county commissioners
were present and also offered some
suggestions, as we'll as those of,
fered by some of the assessors.
i B. M. Bannister, adiuster for the
state hail department is visiting
various counties in company with
Mr.. Smith and is explaining the
operation of the state hail insur.
ance law.
The following assessors were al
the meeting:
Tom Fennell, Grindstone
i j. C. Humphreys, Ottumwa
/ O. f. Johnson, Hilland
i C. E. Wheeler. Philip
i Mrs. Belle Kellogg, Hilland
/ Harry Schofield, Midland
| II. c. Swisher, Powell
i David L. Payne, Bowling
j John Schanzenbach, Midland
i Jay Farrell, Grindstone
i Charles Hand, Manila
i Elmer StearnS Ottumwa
/ William Hazen, Grindstone
i Guy H. Waldo, Midland
/ H. A. Howes, Midland
| John letter, Hllland
i E. b. EdminsC. %. OttuntAa
/ L. M. Teaney. Ottamwa
i E. c. Collins, Milesville
| Hans Dale, Nowlin
4 Mrs. Edith nj. Hartzell, Philip
| George Williams, Nowlin
| Chas. Notch, Elbon
/ j. NJ Williams, Philip
1 Mark Purdy Philip
| ]. p. BuswelI, Powell
i w. S. Hickey, Kirley
r. M. Mccoy, Philip
| Albert O'Neill, Plum Greek
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Report of Treasurer Haakon Coun.
ty, for European Relief Council

Donations
Philip Chapter Red Cross $4,000
EIwood Branch Red Cross 10000
Lucerne Birch Red Cross 5000
A. j. Magnuson to Christ
ian Herald TOO
Amy Radcliffe to Literary
Digest 1000
w. O. Lamb, to Literary
Digest 500
Total S472.00
Nina Duryea, County Treas.
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Sims
BLACKSMITH & MACHINE
SHOP

For Lease: Northeast quarter of
section 10, township 5 north of
range %. west half Of northeast
and west half northwest quarter
section "a, 5 north 18. for lease
for moving and grazing purposes.
Price $500 per quarter for one
year. VIM. Rinerson, Willow Lakes
South Dakota. 20 3t
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
Insist on your dealer giving
you KING PHILIP FLOUR.
Use Durema Flour for pancakes.

IT, ~. TNl
USE Dufeila FloUr Tor pancakes
Attorney Alvin Waggoncr was at
Rapid City Monday attending to
legal matters.
For Sale: Dakota Northland wilt
resistant fax seed. viii sell same
on time. Inquire at this office. 4t
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od Tb,,rsdo-, -, y, W c f~.' ~ u. @ II
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~ ~ VIVA - ~ ~ W CD y Il
oo,,,1o m os''o W ,tI >.o,,,',' 'S'S''oIl:I 'llo
r,,1SJa' r. * - '"i 4':-,' ''l ~ o~9',oil 91 o'i
49, s1y, 49, t: lS:v Ing oe' t1 ~" mon ''<'E
- ~ oo,,n41, : '1 '''>- '','@'>.-'-'0' . "a
VIC O'''l y
~ Have one Of the best running
Fords you ever pulled hill on
high with. A snap. Home Land
W Ho.,n ~ OoIlp"Ii'' l'L easy Terms
'H 'S'Aie'
Philip Russell, is the name Of a
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Baldwin, formerly of this place at
their home i'll Madison, Wisconsin,
on March 18th.
TocL posbo1, do,,o+oJ' oo,,o,.o1 :
bonro an Ma,d,,, - ,.ar., ;,,,. - - -
Ioak IN Tho c;+,, ,r,a+,,. 4anl- NJ
leak was found to be about half
way up to the tank and required
considerable scaffolding to hold
the Workmeh WhIe the work was
oelhg oohe'
An interesting club meeting was
held at the Prairie View school on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Thieman,
local leader, presented the first
lesson to the sewing girls and
some very pretty articles will aD-
pear for inspection at the next
meeting. April 18th.
,r. 4, 1-,.. ..-,
s'it' i"r "a a. IN U''I'l'ol' I W ''i,0' US
~ i'4l0 49, 4 -. a. a. o"l - S'5 =, . nv oo
aiie sL: " Ily l'i " ll''~e VA Tue VGSill u.
grounds on next Sunday afternoon
at 2:3O for a practice game An
effort will be made to put very
strong aggregation in the field the
coming season and every one is
urged to be out.
IT. ,r.- ~
ryl H. ~ o"" ", ~ - r c .s,'l' .op5,a,I .cr =
Us @ su 80 ~ s1"a 2i r,.,.a ! =. '..sse' SA'
f ' " ''' '''>' u ''0' ' -0''
j. Il. kurka has leased the front
portion Of the building occupied
by. the Farmers Seed House and
Is having 1t remodeLed into a real
estate and insurance office. Mr.
kurka who has been connected
with the FIRST State Bank for sew
eral years, has q wide acquaintance