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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-11-10
Great Northern improvements

A. b. Ashby, station agent for the
Great Northern Railway Co., received
another telegram this morning from
Mr.. Merritt, of the traffic depart
ment, Spokane, to the effect that au-
thority was expected at once to pro
coed with the Improvement of the
Great Northern Railway crossings in
Boomers Ferry and that work would
be started within day or two.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-11-10

Long woman was still in this district
having returned to Whites camp, but
the Spokane officer made no attempt
to get her While at the county jail
the Long woman did claim relation
ship to Sheriff Long of Spokane, but
did not flash a check or money of
any kind, and this part of the article
was pure fabrication.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-11-10

Engraved calling cards, and a fine
line of embossed and monogramed
stationery, now on display at the
Herald office Make your selections
now. A box of monogramed sta
tionery would make some friend
most appropriate xmas present.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-11-10

FOUND-Ladies' purse at the I. o.
o. f. hall Saturday. Owner can re-
cover same at Herald office by pay
ing for this advertisement. it
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27
SZIvES ADOMANY

Rosenberg Gyulane, ez a nemes-
szivii magyar asszony ket dollart
adomanyozott magyarorszagi
szegeny gyermekek reszere. Ro-
senbergne eddig is adott minden-
fele nemes es jotekony celra es
sohasem huzta XII magat semmi-
fele olyan mozgalomb6l, hol az
adakozassal j6 peldaval kellett
el6l jarni. Jo volna, ha Rosen-
bergne peldajat minel tobben ko-
vetnek. A ket dollart Mih0k San
dorne nyugtazza, XII a Relief
Committee for Hungarian Suffer
ers Youngstown k0rnyeki hivata-
os megbizottja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

raadasul, Ell ne jatsza a ere
pill fecskem let.
A hangversenynek minden7
esetre elsorangu pikans szine-
zetet kolcsonoz, ami rank, ma
gyarokra tartozik csupan, mint
kulisszatitok, hogy Kerekjarto
Duci managerje magyar flu,
Hubay Zoltan Karoly, Hubay
Jen0nek, a vilaghiru magyar
hegedUmivesznek, komponista-
nak es f6leg hegediimesternek
az unoka0cscse, akihez magat
Kerekjatt6 Ducit is gyenged
k0telekek fiizik. Hogyne! o
maga bevallja, hogy Hubay Je-
no nelkiil sose jutott volna ell
oda, ahova elerkezett, hiszen
tole tanult hegediilni.
Szoval, inert hiszen szaz $40
max is egy a vege, magyarok,
legyiink oft minel tomegeseb-
ben a Kerekjarto hangverse-
nyen. Nekiink szinte k0telesse-
giink az, ami masoknak a leg
tisztabb elvezet lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27
HANK0 MARTHA FERJHEZ
MENT

A youngstown es kornyekbeli
magyarsag bizonyara nagy meg
lepetessel, de viszont oszinte 0rom-
mel fogadja hirt, hogy Hank6
Gyula volt helybeli reformatus
lelkesz bajos leanya, Martuka, a
kozelmult napokban ferjhez ment.
Mi6ta Hank6 volt lelkesz Ma
gyarorszagba utazott, neje oyer
mekeivel egyGtt Detroitban tele-
pedett meg, hol ferje a Bolla
Gabor-fele bankceg !szolgalataba
lepett. Hamarosan odakeriilt
Martuska is, kir6l Bolla Gabor
ait mondta sorok ir6janak,
hogy hasznavehetSbb es ugyesebb
magyar leanykat mem is kaphatott
volna az irodajaba, ICY tehat Mar
tuska ferjhez menetele Bolla Ca
bort is nagyon erzekenyen erinti.
A boldog ferj Bors Cornell, a XII
otthon huszar f6hadnagy volt es
mi6ta Amerikaban van, egy nagy
pittsburgh real estate ceg egyik
legiigyesebb es leghasznisabb tiszt-
visel6je. Komoly es iigyes fatal
ember, kire szep jovS var es XII
takarekossagaval szep peldat mu-
tat a tobbi fatal emberek elStt.
Az eskiiv6 a legnagyobb csend-
ben t0rtent meg Detroitban. A
meghat6 szertartast Bogar Lajos
toledoi reformatus magyar lelgesz,
a Hank6 csalad regi es meghitt
baratja vegezte. Az eskuvS utan
9 fiatalok Pittsburghba utaztak, a
hol alland6 lakasuk van.
Az esgiv6 alkalmab6l minden
10 kivAnsaggal elhalmoztAk Mar
tuskAt 6s ferjet es ezekhez q is
kivansagokhoz igen szivesen csa-
toljuk magunket is.
!. i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

Tiszta maradvany $934.12
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27
PURCsA GUszTUs
A h q feles6ge orraba harapott

Ugyancsak furcsa gusztusa lehet
a 81 Oneta streeten lak6 Kiss Ist-
vannak, kir3l hivatalos rend-
5ri jelentes a k0vetkez6ket mond-
ia:
Kiss Istvan hetf6n este 0sszeve-
szett felesegevel es kikergette a
lakasuk mog0tti yardba. A eyer
mekek az anya partjara allottak,
a miert Kiss Istvan felbSsziilt es
dIhehen megfenyegette 6ket.
Vegre is ugy allott boszut a fele-
segsn, hogy belle harapott az or
raba IS karjait megnyomorgatta.
A rend3rseg csakhamar ertesiilt
az esetr0l IS letart6ztatta Kisst,
q ki . rend5rsegi bortonbe kerIlt.
A r6ssegs6g IS botrany okozas
vadjat emelt&k ellene,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

ki azonnal 0ssze gyiijtott Len
key Bebinek S dollArt IS a penzt
r6gt0n el is kiildotte meg aznap, a
mikor levelet kapta. EFT az 0sz-
s2eget q kovetkez6 nemes szivii
nagyarok adtak ossze: Fusti Mol
mar 1mre, Warren, O., l dollar,
Kohary Sander, Pittsburgh, | dol
lar, Loschitzer es Engel, Youngs-
town, l dollar, Veres Istvan,
Niles, O., l dollar, Kohler Bella,
North Jackson, O., so cent es An
CELLO Albert, Youngstown, O., so
cent.
A lapunkban k6z6lt kerast ed
dig csak ct kis gyermek hall
gatta meg: Riczu Jolanka, ifj.
Riczu Jancsika, Mih6k Bibilink6,
Macy Zsofika es Macy Pidike.
Az elso harom kis gyermek egyen-
kint IL dollart adott I.enkey
Bebynek, Macy Zs6fika Is Pidike
szinten egy dollart. A mindig
j6 peldaval el8ljar6 Mark Lajos es
Soltesz Tstvan szinten II dollart
adtak. Tehat ujabb 6 dollar lott
ossze, a mely osszeget mar szinten
elkiildte Mih6k Sandor es mikor a
penz atvetelet jelzo level ide er-
kezik, azonnal koz0lni fogjuk ait,
ihogy mindenki meggy6zSdhessen
arr6l, hogy penz rendeltetesi he
lyere jutott.
| Mindenki, XII valamely nemes
vagy j6tekony celra adakokzik,
mem azert teszi, hogy megdicser-
jek, es ICY azok sem szorulnak di-
cseretre, a Xix kis Lenkey Bebi-
mex adakoztak. Megis XII kell
emelniink a kozismert Riczu csa-
ladot, mely minden j6tekonyce-
In mozgalomban jo peldaval jar
elol es mindig a legels6k k0z0tt
vannak, xix adakoznak. Meg
mem volt olyan nemes celu, vagy
Jotekony dolog Youngstownban,
a melyre Riczuek ne adtak volna.
Es most, amikor kis Riczu Jolan-
ka az 8 es testverkeje dollariat,
vagyis ket dollart bevitte Mh6k
Sander irodajaba, ugy erezzik,
hogy Lenkey Beby az ct kis oyer
mex adomanyanak fog legjobban
0riilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

Megj0tt az els6 level Budapest
rol, q mely igazolja, hogy meyer
keztek q csomagok

Lapunk olvas6i bizonyara erte-
siiltek mar a napilapok hasabjai-
r6l, hogy gr6f Szechenyi Laszl6-
ne nagylelkiisege folytan New
YArkb6l Budapestre ingyen szal-
litott csomagok szerencsesen meg.
erkeztek Budapestre.
Mihok Sandor a napokban ka-
.pott levelet Budapesten lak6 edes
anyjat6l, a XII tudatta vele, hogy a
cimere kiild6tt csomagot december
Glen, tehat meg karacsony el6tt
teljesen sertetlen allapotban meg
kapta. Mikor Mihok a csomagot
feladta, edes anyjanak egy alan
lott levelben megirta teljes reszle-
tess6ggel, hogy mi minden volt
benne es edesanyja a sz6ban forg6
levelben igazolta, hogy minden
benne volt csomagban, nit
fla leveleben felsorolt.
Hogy milyen 0r0met okozott
csomag, AIT mem lehet leirni. Mi
kor Budapesten aranyert sem le-
het jo min6segu cukrot kapni,
akkor elkepzelhet6, hogy NIT je-
lent az a 125 font cukor, mi
csomagban volt. Hat meg a kan
nazott tel? Merit Budapesten
csak "tej jegyet'' vagy "tej
utalvanyt'' lehet kapni, tejet
azonban mem. A. XII tehen tejet
akar inni Budapesten, annak min
dennap a vonatra kell iilni Is va
lamelyik foldbirtokos vagy gaz-
dalkod6 ismer0sehez kell utazni.
hogy tejet ihasson. Ez a szomoru
val6sag a magyarazata annak,
hogy olyan nagy Budapesten
gyermekek haland6saga, vagyis
hogy olyan nagyon sok artatlan
kis gyermek hal meg. Mines tel,
a mivel taplalni kellene oket.
A kinek Magyarorszagon roko-
mai es- fiozzatartoz6i vannak. ma
gyon. jd teszik, ha barmelyik
bankban 10 vagy so dollaros Elel-
miszer Utalvanyt vasarolnak es az
utalvanyt ajanlott levelben haza
kiildik annak, a kinek szantak.
Otthon exert az utalvanyert egy
Macy adag eaelmiszert kapnak,
foleg azonban cukrot es kakaot,
minek penzben XII mem fejezhetS
erteke van otthon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27
TISZTv1sEL0 vALAsZTAs
A Youngstown Magyar Bs. Egy.
let vi tisztikara es evi szamadass

let vi tisztikara Is evi szamadasa
A Youngstown Magyar Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet, vagy a hogyan
sokan nevezik, az Greg egylet, a
napokban tartotta meg szokasos
evi tisztujit6 gyiileset a tagok
nagy erdekl6dese kozepette.
Az uj.tisztyisel3k k0vetkezok ::
elnok Kiss Andras, alelnok Olah
Gyorgy, titkar- Menyhert Janos,
6l0 Mabel street, penztarnok Sc
box Gabor, penztari ellen6r Olah
Gyorgyne, bizalmi tagok a he
eyen: Molnar Istvan, hathazon:
Olah Gyorgyne, South Side-on !:
Szakacs Lajos, szamvizsgal6 BIZ
zottsagi tagok: D. Varga Janos,
Geressy Sander es Mecsey Andras,
zaszlotart6k: RACE Janos es Dan.
k6 Tstvan.
Az 1920. evi szamadasok a k0-
vetkez6k:
Athozatal az 1919. evr6l S 964.O2
Bevetel 192O-ban 95O.1O
Osszesen $1914.12
Kiadas 1920-ban $4,000
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27
Most mar tagadhatatlan teny,

q fenOmenal1S magyar csoQa-
hegediis, Kerekjar6 Duci men,
csak New Yorkot hoditotta
meg, de ugylatszik egesz Ame-
rikat. Januar negyediken a
mask nagy zenei centrumban,
Chicagoban tartott hangover
senyt, epen olyan szediiletes 81
ker mellett, mint New York
ban. Ez pedig annyit jelent,
hogy a tobbi varosok is hason-
lokepen fogadjak maid. A ket
nagy g6cpont utan igazodik
megis a provincialisabb varo-
sok kozonsege, ami termesze-
tes. A nagy zenei korifeusok,
a szigoru, kerlelhetetlen, meg
vesztegethetetlen lritikusok XII
mondtak r6la az iteletet Is ere
az iteletre ket hatalmas varos
koz0nsege iitotte lra pecsetjet.
aKerekjart6 Duci elsorangu mar
ka lett Amerikaban, egy szin-
vonalon all q legnagyobbakkal,
|Megemlekeztiink rola, hogy
Kerekjart6 Duci februar hu-
szonegyediken tartja hegedu-
estelyet a Masonic Hallbaan, a
Euclid avenuen. Az amerikai
ln-itikusok KOHL kett6 is akadt
olyan, ah jatszani hallotta ot
New Yorkban es mar fenik a
tolulzat, hogy a dicseretek
egesz viragoz0net 0ntsek raja
a hangverseny utan. Most meg
rsak titkol6dSva,' mosolyogva
varnak - Is ICY van vele az
egesz cleveland zeneerto pub
likum. Van lit Clevelandban
t0bb ezer emher, aki - hala a
rendszeres, alapos nevelesi mum
kanak - rendelkezik ma mar
'olyan zenei kllturaval, mint
az el6bb em1itett ket nagy va
ros koo0nsege. Clevelandban
alland6ak q szi1nfonilsus hang
versenyek, egyik koncert a ma
sikat eri a szezonban, egyik ze-
nei nagysag a mask nyomaba |
lep q koncert-p6diumon. A
nagy Ysaje, a hegediis0k papa
ia, ,legut6bb, mikor lit jart,
6sszecsapta a kezet Is icy lial-
tott fol:
- Hiszen ez Paris!
Es ha veg1gnezett az ember q
hangversenyterem fraklkos ura-
in Is dekoltalt holgyein, el is
Mhette q miivesz kfakadasa-
nak 6szintes6get.
Ez az a k0zonseg, amely var
ia Kerekjart6 Ducit. (Es ezt a
koz0nseget varja Kerekj&rt6
Duci - Is meg valalxi. AZ s
szivehez mott magyar publikum,
de mem is fogja elmulasztani, |
hogy ennek az 8 k0z0ns6Q&nek !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

II dollar folyt Be . szeg6ny kis
le&nyka javara

Lapunk lcgut6bbi ssamaban
megemltkestunk arr6l, hogy Bu-
dapestr6l level erkesett ide, mely-
ben egy ket h6napos kis le&nyka
sesits6gert fordnl q younsstowai
magyar gyermekekhes.
a levelet Mih6k S&ndor kapta,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-01-27

A hol Verhovayak
Sok mindent hataroztak,
De kozponti tisztikar
Maskspen gondolkozott,
Es sok j6 hatarozatot
Bizony sutba dobott.
Az uj alapszabalyoknak
J6 m6dositasai
"A majusi konvenci6
Rigyez3 hajtasai,
De hat bizony ezideig
Mem leptek am eletbe,
Holott bizony regen elmult
Januarnak elseje.
A fizetesi tablazat
Referendum alapja,
Pedig mast mond a jegyz6k0nyv
Katszaznegyvenes pontja.
Hiszen mi konvenci6n
Gy6ztiink ebben fenyesen,
Mert elfogadtunk egy skalat,
Hozza: vegervenyesen.
Hat a Metropolitannak
Szerz6deset mem latjuk?
Hedig bizony nagy ideje.
Hogy kivancsian varjuk.
Avagy ITALIAN varjunk tovabb,
Mig q vilag vilag lesz, -.
Es 6sziilo koponyankon
Mar egy hajszalka sem lesz?
Hat a Magyar Szovetsegnek
Ugyeben mem szavazunk?
Peaig ugy hataroztunk, hogy
Havi ket, centet. adunk:
Ha q referendum >utjan
AtaRs4g elfogadjs.
Mi az Okla, hogy dontest
Senki vegre mem hajtja7
Arr6li azonban nem volt sz6,
Hogy fi2etest emelInk
Is q f5elnok. urunknak
Javit4sokat tesztink.
Havi 0tszaz dollart, emlit
a szavaz6 cedula,
"A melyen val6ssinuleg
Igen. sok 1esz a nulla.
A hivatalos lap korul
Szinten vannak galyibak,
Mi6rt. nincs Havi Ertesit5?
A hogy elhatAroztak.
Miert kell nekunk ketszer annyi
Ped&t utalvanyozni9
Mikor olcs6bban is. tudtunk
Volna szerkeszt3t kapni.
Lesz meg egyeb szamos dolog,
Amt kifogasolunk,
rs Z miket jogos 6rvvel
Lelkesen tamogatunk.
Jobb, ha el5bb, mintha ut6bb
Jon az operacio,
Mert bizony a halott testen
Mem segit a csizi6.
Eel teh&t a is mnnk&ra,
Verhovay magyarok!
Mutassatok meg hat egyszer,
Hogy biz En- is akarok."
Akarat IS 0sszetartas
Az mar felig gySzelem.
Gy6zz0n tehat az egyletet
HIen szeret6 elem.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21
RAPIpAN AND pEcoRIA.

Rapidan and Decoria, October 1s.-Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Erickson of Denver.
Colo. have recently returned home from
Denmark. where they visited with rela-
tives and friends for the past Ave
months. They report a very ENJOYABLE
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson, visited
with relatives and friends here in the
neighborhood. their former home. before
returning to their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Anderson, ST.,
who have been visiting with their
kin Pugh near Randall, Mimi. returned
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hoiberg and Mr..
and Mrs. P. M. Broderson and family
visited. Saturday. at the home of the
Samuelson families near Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Anderson. ST..
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson and
family visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Weber in Decoria.
Miss Ruth Erlandson visited Sunday
with Miss Anna Erickson.
David Anderson Is busy getting in the
foundation for his hog house he Intends
School in district No. 143 started Mon
day morning with Miss Bessie Cayen a.
teacher, s-A 49,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21

hope. happiness, courage and glad
ness to the lives of thousands and
gloom or unhappiness to none. He
had so strengthened his courage,
fortitude and nope that he bore
cheerfully a burden of adversities
that would have crushed to the earth
man of weak fibre or one not en-
dowed with his philosophy.
Mayor L. c. Hodgson. st. Paul
There are no fit words with which to
tell the truth about Michael ]. BOWL
ing. His life was so wonderful, so
genuine, so conquering, that it can
not be written aEout-it, can only be
felt. I have always felt that he was
the foremost citizen of Minnesota.
He was not only worthy Of love, but
also of admiration. He was not only
human and tender and sympathic;
he was also essentially great. He
had an unusual mind; he was a
thinker; he was profound and prac-
tical and earnest. The good he did
cannot be estimated, The contribu-
ton he made to happiness and to
worthy service in the world, is in
caluable. Some day we will realize
how much Minnesota lost when he
died. 1t will be on the day when we
fully comprehend how much of the
splendid untarnished manhood he
bequeatheG to us in memories that
make life forever Drawer and noble
thing.
Work In Mankato
The Civic AMI Commerce Associa-
ton, The Kiwanis Club, local secret
eocietiss, school children and other
organizations will be asked to con-
tribute a1d assist in the VOL.
raising funds In Blue Earth Count
The local members of the Minne~'
Editc 'ial association will also give
their SUPP ort and aid. Subscription
sent to every newspaper man in Blue
Earth County with the request tn
his efforts be exerted in his respec-
tive community towards
funds to further their nozzle move
The drive for funds will start next
Monday morning and continue
through the remainder of the month.
The several Mankato banks will be
asked to receive donations from peo-
pie in Mankato and vicinity who
may wish to contribute towards the
fund, in whatever amounts they may
desire. 1t is hoped that Blue Earth.
County will do its share towards
the memorial
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21
titions to obtain recall. About q
per cent signed. III
The Legislative Program

titions to obtain a recall. About SO
per cent signed.
e.. The Legislative Program
In addition to turning out the big
three" of the administration, the In
dependents seek to enact by popular
vote constitutional amendment
limiting the indebtedness for indus
trial purposes to $7,500,000 instead of
SIT 100000.
They propose to wind up the
Home Builders Association, which
by allege has proved extravagant and
useless to the poor man who desires
a home; to provide for S2,500.000 OF
bonds to finish the terminal mill and
elevator; to liquidate the Bank of
North Dakota; and to provide a Ru-
raj Credits Department patterned at
ter the South Dakota law.
With the election at hand the
Bank of North Dakota has announc-
ed the sale of about 100000 OF
bonds. which it says relieves the
condition in which the bank found
itself and provides money Of permit
it to resume farm loans and insures
that the mill and elevator work can
continue.
In the last election, the majority
Of Governor Frazier was about 5000
votes. The close division and the
bitterness in state politics insures a
fight to the finish at the pools, with
opinion as to the winner usually die
tated by prejudice.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-10-21
ST. PETER NEWS PIckUPS
Marriage Of Miss Martin to Ralph
Gunke; Social Events

st. Peter, October 13.-Philip Pet
ersen for more than ten years an
employe of the reformatory at St
Cloud, has been transferred to the
criminal ward of, the state hospital
according to Sup. R. Phillips Mr.
Peterson has attained marked sue
cess in handling men in the St
duce the same tactics employed
there in the handling of the puzzling
cases Of the criminal insane at the
state hospital.
Weddings and numerous social
events has kept the calendar quite
full this week in ST. Peter.
Miss Frances Martin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. W.. Martin and
Ralph Gunkle of Malvern, Pa, were
married at the brides home Wed
nesday. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev j. w. A. Juedes of New
Ulm, uncle of the bride. The couple
will resid in st. Paul.
Miss Esther Linder, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Under, to Ernest
Johnson Of Garyin, was an event OF
yesterday. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. V. H. Hegstrom. The
couple will reside in Garvin follow
ing a two weeks honeymoon.
Among the interesting afternoon
social junction this week was the
party at the state hospital given by
Mrs. George Basket and Mrs. A. NJ
Anderson Thirty guests found
places around congenial card tables
A most delectable luncheon was
served.
Old and young alike attended the
nifty first annual firemen's dance
last night at the armory Nearly 300
tickets were sold. Another benefit
dance to be staged October q, is the
one given by the committee in charge
of tn Riverside park improvements.
The money will go in fund to buy
statue.
A hard time party is scheduled at
the Methodist Community church
Friday evenig. A tax will be impos-
ed upon all who come dolled up, it
is said.
The Triangle circle Of the o. E.
s. held a meeting yesterday after
noon. The hostesses were Mrs.
Kretchner and Mrs. Roy Johnson.
The reports of the state federation
meeting Of the Women's clubs will
be given at the next meeting of the
Literary club, it was announced at
the regular meeting this week.
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the home OF Mr. and Mrs. James
McAfee AID family.
Miss Ruby Swensons of Mi-re@
Is spent last week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Swenson.
Supt. Olson entertained the faculty
Thursday evening at the e. s. Hum
BILE home.
Miss Elvira Ecklund returned to
her work In Minneapolis last Sat
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Eek
lund.
Charles Johnson, who has been
employed in Montana and Washing.
ton for the past several months, has
returned to Kastoa and will visit
indefinitely at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stricken OF
Mankato spent Tuesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ream.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Foster enter
tanned a. party of relatives and
friends last Thursday evening in
of Washington. Among those from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Vernon and son Harold of Hector
and Harry Morris and family OF
Vernon Center.
William Kirby has torn down the
old barn on his premises and is
building new large and up to date
barn in its place.
Harry Ream and wife of Fairmont
visited over Sunday last at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ream.
Miss Minnie Nelson pleasantly en-
tertained the teachers at her home
Wednesday evening. t..
Mrs. w. B. Pulver and Mrs. r. L.
Bradshaw were business callers In
st. Peter Thursday.
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BEAUFORT NEWS NOTES.

Beaufort, October 13.-It's just a little
bit late to announce the arrival of a
baby girl at the, home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. p. Pierce on September %. The
little Miss tipped the scale at eight and
half pounds. and viii be called Evelyn
Ruth. Dan had to buy q new cap.
Rev: and Mrs. s. E. Surface together
with Miss Laura Hislop attended the
annual conference Of the United Brethren
last week. Miss Hislop went as a dele
gate from this field. Rev. Surface was
retained here for another year. which
ris former pastor here, goes to Pleas
ant Prairie.
Miss, Ida Tietz, who has spent the
summer months in Danville at the Ed
WIN thompson nome. returned to her
Little .Alene Refuge is on the sick list
and under the care Of DIR. McBeth OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C. Pierce ATTENDED
the United Brethren conference al
Spring Valley Saturday and Sunday.
Omer Bolinger of Pemberton has rent
of his machinery. He has already be-
gun blowing with the tractor, assisted
by his brother Earl. -
~. Mrs Son Lizzie Oyer is seriously ill at
Oyer had gone to the barn to attend
to some chores which she always likes
TO do. She had gotten the cows into
their stanchions and got ready to milk.
Upon reaching for box to sit on she
fell over backwards. striking her head
on the cement, causing a deep wound
to be inflicted and rendering her un-
conscious. She was found BY her son
John, who Immediately removed her to
the house. DIR. Bomberger and a
trained nurse was called. John had
been to Mapleton during the day on bus
mess and said he had repeatedly told
his mother not to get the cows or do any
chores. but she always insists on doing
1t and to please her let her have her
own way. DR.. Bomberger attended to
her injuries and Grandma is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Lee Pierce Is in charge of the cream
cry. during the absence of the butter
maker. G. E. Rausch. He is attending
the National Dairy show in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Frey and daugh-
ters Lille and Marguerite were Man
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Tietz and. daugh-
tiers Lillian and Ida weer visiting their
daushters. Mrs. Charles Sargent of judi
son Sunday.