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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22
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Silent paa Banana Mpe. bert 8Den
1iolte Eors0og. slf0p0e bar fp6t /
@eer Greef, bette County, BEN 146e
Sch. 1898 og blep altiaa fun %
9[ar gonmc1. Sum bleD ngtebict til
Scr. 2unoccn 1915 og oberlebcS al
boln pg en- 0ottcr. @egrabe1len TO-
regif / Spnoogs.
Noar ou trenger ct Garnlaan.
5ao bill Set bctole Jig for Sig at font
me og tole ne6 os. &i gjpr fort &i0
2aan paa s. 7 og 10 slar og fgocrale
2aan poa 80 Star, betalbare uon OF
before" Sc er forfa1One, og til 1apelt
mu1ig Hente.
1Sarners & Wercbat1ts 5tate Honf.
Wfil1inerp til @a1p 9SriS.
Gtort 9fc6uftions1a1g.
Sra TIT al og til 6en 26en sS1tlt -bil
hi 1r1gc ollc 9untcbottc for ha(D
Yris. &pnt n1c6elts l10po1gct CT
goot Som og ie Sc itorc @ootfjp6,
cntcn SIT or fnr6ig til at fjpce cllcr
life. @cttc ct cit ppperliG Nr1leo-
ming
2eno .. Speripicf.
~ Dcn rcttc Y1oos at fjpbe bi1ot
2ollo, ocn rctte Ylaos at fipbe Spgs
gcton1tcr i %pclt, Sen rctte Ela6s ut
fjp(r @pgaetomtcr bco SS>lo1i6er, oe'1
rcttc 9Sloos at 1friDc 9(siurancc moo
Sl6cbron0, Torna6o og poo &beg,
2ipsos1llrolrtc cllcr 9llttornobil=Ms
1l1roncc, sen rcttc Hlo0s at fjph"
So1iteil1 &ppg, bcn rcttc Blaos at
fjpbe Torm=MortaogcS forot lntte
Sine Gporcperge Girfion1beo, om
SIT cr hcloig nof til at ia >1ogclt or
Charles MrigDt Gon1ponp> 6ergls
Sails, W}ilu1.
- Si0jt Sp116ug bat Gciret rDcr
n1oooe pornt o9 1troli0t. Ibcrlno=
nlctrct rc1iitrcrtc 50 / Gfng0cn. l(o~
poa Gfternlio6ogcn loa Set nofiao
tr1tcn0c n0, i0ct mprfc SfDcr trof op
fra Gclt. Mcn Dcri Eyen p0 0mcgn
blcp Set life 1ooet Nagn SGn0cre
Gp0 og git bar Set gonlfc polo1onlt
Mea1l og poo cnoc1 5tcocr ogloa
Nonlfe itorn1i0t. Eoa Rltllocr al
Otter Sail 2ofc bar Set ioo itocrf
Nin6 at cnocl Sfooc blcb 0iort.
~ Mcoaftprclt bo06c 1i0lte Sp1>
Sag oe>1 fSprrpiclle at trGffc ocn bcr
rnnot pc1ficnote og ti01igcrc Yrplt,
g. 9. @augon. sOfc0 Set 1an1me
9ltcroolslogcts Stebnc bar 1lut, pg
hi bo1ot poo at aiprc % fGroig til at
rcilc &jcn1 i0jcll fon1 hi ti1frloigbi5
til at trrffc @r. @ollNan. San por
nctop fpnrn1en til 9ctroit fra Sarge.
@i bobbc life trnffct bant paa mat
&C 9(or, pN Set bar cl1 Dcl SDcrraifcls
1c. l}cn set bar ingc1 @anlfcligbe6
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22
Ter91a Sails og Ome91.

- @6. Gbel1 beo 6isb 2ofe bor
netop fipbt fig en- itor Wfotorbaa>
til 8rng poa Snoljben. Mlle oer
gn1fer e11 goo Y1o0s at gaa og fife,
tan faa @ooo og on0et ll0itDr til
meget ri1ne1tg Hris bos ST.. Gbcll.
- -Ealtor og Wers. Sans .. Sue=
eng fra @o9ensborg, Canada, fon1
BERTH ofbtgte llge og bill itol1oie en-
Tio paa gan1le Eragter &nrnult oy
Dulton / 8elbg bos 6ercs talrigc
@legt1ti1tge pg gamle 9taboer og
@ien6te 6eromfring.
- Gbrilt @rotte berfra @pen og
Mi1s @elma @augen, 9atter al W}r.
og Wfrs. Olaf &angen &o>pn al
9lnr6o1, bleb pgtebiet 1i6lte 26r0ogs
often Mr. pg Wirs. Grief @me0s-
r16s &ie1n poa @olbington s(pe
91t. 0e gsD9ifte lGtter cgct go poo
g1ebe1an6 Mbc.
- Gor1 S11on op6c fine 6orrl6=
5 res Silent paa 9l0o1pbus 9lDe> Scit,
igaor al Mapefreft. 9(f0d0e bar 80
Mor gon1n1el og @pn al Mr. og Mr3
Ghri1t Sl]on beri 8Den. Te6 Gi0rn
al fine 6orel6re efter1aoer bnl1 fig
@n1tr11 og fire 1noa 9prn. @cgra-
bel1en bil foregoo fbritfomenoc 6re-
bag fra 6en 1penife @aptiitfirfc.
$1.OO @fpTal9,
st 1t6bo1g af 50 Ear @omers,
bgie &ele, bbi0c Gottpas Sfo, 2H
til 51A; ct l10bo1g af Ti9crS bpic
bpi6e Gonbos Gfo, 81z til II, ~
1't1a til ~; o01aa ct l1opolg al Fi-
gers og 8pr11S bpi6e og BRINE Scl~
nis=6fo, E til 1917 og II til 9.
9lIIe 6is1e @fo 1G1gcs MT for $1.0o
per Nar. Gbe 9Doc Mort.
- Carl &nltt 1on ! Groof5tpt Scr
bor 1i66et i Grn1cl CT Ti0, ol1flogct
fotot ia mDr6et 1in Suitrlt, tog til
betts og bar iltan0 til at nnofonlmr
fra SengiIct 1i01te 2proaGSfpelo
meoens ban blcb lc61agct fra iin Gc1
1e og til &o11torct bpor cit 9ror oa
en- 6G1tcr bc1ltc0c paa at fao ll1affc
ne6 Baln
$ iyre0ogs bar Scr ct ltort 2}p-
Sc al @fo1eetnbcosmnn0 i1t0cn Conn
tiet. W}p0et b1ep bol6t &pilfplc-
bpgningcn beri Ypen. @Sua 1Sormio=
bag boI6t 6. 80. Geion0cr fra Sta
tens @fole6eparte1nent> cit Eole bpot
ban forflarte Sc al iioitc 2c0islo-
tnr be0tagne Joranori1lgcr / Sta
tens @folelobc. Hou GfternrioooN
toIte Or. .. 90. &o1goat og 6. IS.
georbp. Gonl1tp Sl1pcri1tcl10cnt>
Wils &en6er1on lc6c0c Mp0ct> oN
on1fring 200 5fo1eenbc0smGno bar
till 1te6e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22
GETTING along GOO

GETTING along good. Wo-
men are as great sufferers from
1Moo I and bladder ailments as
h. r Foley Kidf22!ey Pills help
rid the blood stream of impuritl-
es that eaaise rheumatic pains,
bachache, swollen, aching joints
and stiff, painful muscles. Mrs.
Carey, Box 81, r. F. D. No. 2,
Middetown, N. Y, writes: I had
kidney trouble ever since I was
. little girl, but I am getting
along good since I have taken Fo-
ley Kidney Pills, They act i'm
ncdiately and help restore the
kidney to healthfu1 activity.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22
Citation for Hearing on Final Account and TO,
Distribution
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail,
In Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of Halvor O.Haugen
decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the final account and distribution of the estate
of said decedent: The representative of the above
named decedent. having filed in this court his
final account of the administration of the estate
of said decedent, togeher with his petition pray
ing for the adjustment and allowance of said final
account and for distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons hereunto entitled.
Therefore you. and each of you, are hereby
cited and required to show cause if any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court Room in
the Court House in the City of Fergus Falls in the
County of Otter Tail, State Of Minnesota, on the
9Th day of July 1921, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or
as soon thereafter as said matter can be heard,
why said petition should not be granted; and that
this citation be served by the publication thereof
according to law, by mailing copy of this cita
ton at least IA days before said day of hearing
to each of the heirs of said decedent whose
names and addresses are known and appear
from the files of this court
Witness the Judge of said Court. this 3lst day
of May A. D. 1921.
E. Frankberg. Judge of Probate
lSeal of Probate Court]
Attest: A. +. Rergerud. cleFk Of Probate
A. :, FFapkbsrs, Attorney tot Petitioner
FIt.t Publsstiaa JuashMlf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22
&pal6 Mntu16ien reb6et.

Sra Gan 6ronciseo telegraferes,
ut &aptein 9foolo Mnun6ien> oest
befienote norife 0pbogcr> er blit res
oct De0 Gait Cope @ibirien. gepr-
mere unoerret11i1g foreligger fife.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22

f1ere @ange prefet ii6e11 fan blep
ror1n1et al Sen olporlige @pg0on,
men n1aa fi06e I en- @toL pg Zig be-
res on1frirg ogiaa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-06-22

at gienfien6e bon1. San er gonife
Zig fig fra ti01igere 9age, ffignot
Marene far bapt fit SSn0flp0e1le og-
iaa paa ban. San fiprte 1ann1elt
n1e6 os til Belican &opi6s.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
Red Cross Knitte.rt,s, Needed Arainl

d !. A supply Of yarn has been sent to Us
from the County Red Cross division to
be made into sweaters for children who
are needy in our own Marshall county.
Those who have time to KNIT may. call
for yarn OF Mrs III. G. Kramer to whom
the supply was sent. III 81 ,sf;s IF
i An appeal for members will soon be
made again. Half OF the membe rship
fees will be retained to help those Of
our own county who will need assist
ance during the coming winter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02

Leigh Peterson has pure % nn
"a from Roy Holm's
fine herd and expects to go into the
cattle business more xtensively
IRIS Joe McGregor and N il. and Mrs.
4 III. g. Kramer called at the ]. o. Allen
/ home Sunday evening Ii SD
Mems brown shoes, English toe, $3.50.
Greatest g ca bargain in Marshall &c. Far
mers Store
Mrs. e. Baesman and daughter Clara
were Warren callers Saturday after
noon. Mi 5
s5 Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Essig and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Schantzen and fam
lily and other friends visited the Ed.
Yuergens home Sunday.
#i Otto &Goltz had an auction sale last
Thursday. ;.5. #
Tell your neighbors about the AJAX
hus concert to be given at the Radium
School Friday evening. 81 81
Miss Ruth Williams. who has been
visiting at the Cook home, returned to
her home at ]Beinidji Friday evening.
ss8E Halloween pranks were in order
that evening but no damage was done W.
only little harmless pep found vent
by the younger set. III
Miss Pearl Nelson left for Forest Ri
yer Monday, where she will be employ
ed for q while Il 81 2 3Sy33s 4.
Mrs. Ed. Ynergens called at the Cook
and Kramer homes Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. I1oesie called on
Mrs. Otto Monday afternoon si
Every home should have Sheaf. Let
US send it. to you each week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
South eWfOl den

Albert q jorsness and sister Mrs
e H EiI Hi1iI1dDeTg Of 5Dray ton, IS.
came IN up for q brief visit at their par.
entail I home Mr. and Mrs. IL Bjorsness
on tuesday Afternoon.
Mrs. John Haaseth visited with Mrs.
q q. @ Il Asp on Saturday afternoon. 4,
0 Mrs. Karen ~ omps son and sons Otto
and a sd Nels and Ole Nor t1r-ud were pleas
sa ant entertained at the John Lokken
home on In NeWfold den Sunday ait ernoon
Elmer ll's Aortrud has been working for
Oscar Hjelle the past week.
Mrs. Lars BjOrsness called on I Mrs.
.. Q. Asp and Mrs. Karen Thompson
Tuesday II q :5 Al
John Ostlund has been cleaning the
well for John Haaseth the last few
days. Mr.. Ostlund managed to get the
water back to normal and on Thursday
Mr.. Haaseth moved the rig to Pete
SSubdahl in West Valley were Mr.. SOst-
lund will drill new well # 3sH5 HI, N
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
,A'.''f|''''J''(l:,''Il||''T'|'IS|';''a |.
Sunday School Oaaeers Cl,ssens

The fol blowing officers were elected IA
Sunday school /: NW. Campio ion, super
intend nt;; Miss Vera Campion, score
tary and treasurer Mrs. r.. .. West,
adult teacher rs. g. 8. Helgerson,
informed Hate class and llrs. g.
Goodwin, primary class. "
The directors Of the Angus Farmers
Elevator Co. held q business meeting
"Wednesday afternoon.
@as Miss Mabel ILut lens d has returne.d
home from the hospita IN Grand Forks
In yer much iimpro owed cond itfon.
Mrs. 6. s. 5Helge fsOn was q Csrook ston
Visitor the ia tier nar it Of the week
ssEESs Wal fer Obere, was to arrenS last
Thursday on business. 5sss
& ard Mrs, r u d. Vest we're War
|renHvi tors Thur sday.
w Oherg was IN y Croo kston on
b1lsi
ID, i * 81. sss,taska Emil
Johnston and T,onal q q Vest were to
|Crookston Friday evening
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
I SCHOOL NOTES DIST NO. 90

r. We were honored by visit from
Mr.. David Johnson, county superintenl-
ent, Monday morning. .s.s#5 is
Doris Nelson was absent on Monday
owing to a bad cold. ,4 II ,s. .fs
The primary children for seat work
this last week made Halloween decor
ations for our room. n 3iss u .s VI.
& The advanced History Glass com
spleted their work on the colonies by a
written test on Wednesday. Standings
were pretty good .zs 5Sa III HI l4s,3 u.
# We all greatly appreciated the kind
ness Of little Juliet Hof in bringing
over to school a beautiful bouquet of
autumn astors, all fresh and fragrant,
on Thursday. 55 3iI 4 sf5S.
The first grade reading class have
completed their reading stories from
the blackboard. Work is now being
taken up from the Free and Treadwell
primaries. They are all very energetic
and industri s3F5 As
Miss Magda Nelson made a visit to
school Tuesday u noon I. 81 .$#
II The Little Citizens League had their
meeting Friday afternoon.
Gladys Iverson has y been absent the
latter part Of last week due to illness.
"A found Social will be given8at our
school Saturday evening, Nov. 9Th. I La
dies bring a basket lunch for two and
the gentle 81 our pocket n books,
Every body IS cor daily ZIG; invited q to be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02

] COngregatiOnal Church Of Rosewood
5s- ST Werner Drotts, Pastor. &.
81 Services Will be held next Sunday q
Z 80 r. ~ All are welc ome. it3I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
North Marsh Grove
Many Attend Shadow Social

The Shadow Social given in the Fair
view School house was well attended.
The following program was rendered !:
Clown Drill BY School !; Sweet and Low
+ (Duet) by Ella GOplin and Esther Win
dahl accompanied on the organ By Mrs.
w. Windahl Play, Halloween Night;
Peter Peter Pumpkin, by Peter Tan
berg and Eunice Green Jack ands Jill,
song by primary !; Organ Duet, BY Pearl
Goplin and Florence Windahl After
the program the Shadows were sold and
lunch was served. I{E Ii t555. s
The Bethesda Ladies Aid will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Z. Goplin on Sun
day, Nov. 9th, at 2 o'clock. Those who
entertain are Mrs. Lem, Mrs. w. Win.
dahl and Mrs. Goplin. Ever body vel
come. ,ss,$ y lSs:3 5# G55 % & sS,ss Us |.
3 Mrs Lem and Mrs. Goplin have re-
turned home after a few days visit with
relatives in Stephen. 81 II. HILL IA
Alice Hanson returned home from
Warren where she has been working
this summer. She left on Saturday for
Oslo where she will be employed for
some time. 5sS III #. &.
The Bethesda Ladies' Aid was pleas.
antY entertained at Mrs. Alvin Broten
in Foldahl Saturday and was well at.
tended. &. Il ss #z.., I. sI5 stss5 4 a.
Ella Goplin and Esther Windahl Wis
tied at the Broten home in Foldahl over
Saturday and Sunday. 3,s M
The, following visited at the Goplil
and Willie, Windahl home last Sunday
MI. and Mrs. Alvin Broten Mr. ant
Mrs. Julius Strombo. Gust Haugen ant
NIandus Knutson, Ida J Johnson. Mrs
Lem and sons Clemmence and Harve!
Dyrud, Albert Haarstad. Melvin West
lin, Conrad and Esther Windahl AM
Rev. Ordahl of Holt. .55.. 5 n sg.isj:
Miss Mildred Ordahl, of Holt. yisitet
with Florence Windahl Sunday. . 4
John Natvick. Of Argyle, is, VISITING
with relatives at this place s.5
Willie Windahl is helping Alber
Haarstad and Walter Goplin erect {
barn on Paul Casts farm IA s.
! Helmer Lind visited with his sister
Mrs. Arthur Windahl, last week. NJ
Grace Hanson. Of NeWfolden, visite'
with Luella rTanberg for the week en-
at Miss Tanbers's home.
Edna Swan. of NewfOlden, visite
| with her sister. Mrs. NJ. Seielstad, owe
| Saturday I'LL If s5sgs FL 9Ets.#8 a,ss&4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
HELGELAND q

Alfred Olson transacted business IN
Warren on Monday. $ $ N 8..8ii ID s&sl Il III I
mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson called on
Mrs. Martin Carlson on Monday even
ING. Mrs. Carlson has for some some time M
keen seriously ill but is at the present
somewhat improved. III 4g5 1t n. SSi1
gSss#4 g. -. Arhaug was a business caller
II CroOkston on Tuesday. @Ha.ss3556
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson were 60
Warren on Wednesday. 3.. & " u. .1 5tg.
Alfred Olson left on Wednesday az
ternoon for Kalispell, Montana, where
he expects to spend the winter
Miss Dahl spent Tuesday evening az
Ter school with Mrs. Filing Olson .5@5a5
u. 3, B. Rowley, Of Warren, was bus q
, less caller at D. w Hauglid' s on Wed ,ti'
nesday afternoon. 3 53S II h,
Nr. and Mrs. Filling Olson, Ellis and q ltl
ruth Olson and Miss Dahle spent g
very pleasant evening with Mt IL ana nc
6n. g. y. Rowe on "Wednesday ri .
.s-1 willie Hauglid, Martin Carlson and lll1
Nra. Christ Heigberg (nee Agnes Carl AS
~ spent Thursday ct Crookst .an snop:
ping besides attending TO other business ls lf y
1aatters !l III. rs .E q, 4,
Mrs. IN. ii. Nelson Was III nAll6 -, H
ar on Wednesday afterno
Mr. ana Mrs. VI Gu Hamrick, Mt IL
and Mrs. Elling Olson, Mr and M g :.
Andrew Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Oi
4 eon and Ellis, Gehard, Anna and ! R Y
olson ana Marie and Ralph H s y - =
. autOed to Crookston On Saturdl y q. s.
take advantage Of the many bargains Hrrs
1nered by the merchants Of that city e. 81
G. n. Arhaug visited On Sunday With
Matthias Tostrop In Az king.
Mr.. and Mrs. ederson a 4 e rt1les
church services In Numeda on Sunday
@37 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. eoslie and tam 1ll
\ ~ OF Radium and MI. and Mrs. Estllline
Olson and tamil y visited sat John John-
son's, IS Il, On Sunday az erno ION.
80. Mr.. and Mrs 81. q. Rowe md Marie
4 Hamrick and Mar aret ristensonff an.
I toed To Crook ton on SUNDAY.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02

#.S55 Miss Taus made q visit ITO Harry
Cooks farm Thursday 3ss
Dung Nr. GulsethS and j Johnson have
to carry all the water the other children
idrink. Toivo Johnson was Il appointed hrl q
to pass the waste paper basket at the
end of the school hours u
Hiss gTaus was planning ia take g
pictures Of her school chill renS one day
but it rained 90 she had to POSTPONE
taking II Il some other time
83 Eleven little Oyvniesl have run
away away and We can I, to And
them. I on ind out one day where
they've rum ayvay, Then come TO our
school house with hem
Everyone n oorlkZfng hard On parts
Tor the pro which is to- be given
Nov. 9Th, at gslht o'clock will
also be 10 Basket 3ocial u Ter the pro
gram is oyer. Ladiess young and old
bring your ibask With lunch for two
Cent emen, ember thai ft's for &
good cause "a id high ID Don't 'llf forget
the date
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
Mission Church Of Viking.
~--Iy-- @o0VrsTVG poC

w FiRNFF7 IJINVV' E'S''7'-'''I u N- ~
Services will he held next Sunday az
1890 "A. M. Sunday school at - !; =?
4. H. aI 82stt ri
Services in Rosewood at 7:3O r. NJ.
Prayer meeting and Bible Glass ev g-
cry Thursday at P. M
All are welcome. y a.. 4.z ys38
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
49Aalkhus Concert Friday. Nov. 4 Y

Ss Daniel khus, prominent .yiolinist
and also son Of the renowned Eivind
Aakhus 3, accompa panied BY Gecina AJAX
lhus, piano1st and reader, will appear
in concert at the Radium school house
Friday evening, Nov. q, at 8 p. M. The
occasion will be a musical treat to all.
There will also be readings given in
various dialects, such as II Norwegian,
German, Negro and Irish. It is very
fortunate that we are going to have the
.Aakhus concert entertainers stop in
Radium. We all should plan to be
there. 35.4 III. I'll .f5I
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-02
/ Radilrn Schoo1 Notes

=, NJ; n mood q Sci ST.
go ,,,,,.;,,,r 49,. ,,n,,i,,o, 1u;r+a,.
'.' = 80 s.....-s'
t54 RaililIIn School, Notes .6
nnuo sy,nronns nntnrad school Mon
=. Wa Is n,rn,,d II ,onr enrol lmentl
of 90 -. 90 ~ room q #. 6sI5S ..
p,ona "a tion has heen made for the
: a,.aotia,, 30 Nav gronnd annaratns. s5
4 fto,. +ha axcita7nent IF tlhe social af-
fo;r i nrd;narv wnrlx1 seems wholesome
ond 90 No arc nrenared to work with
more mo, =. W. W. VS. - ,,asalpt
siali.uue - NY s,uMu a n 80 s,o,,a
JONES anu ~
iMs"els Mlie.en ~ ''a,1si ,,,'.lass INC
ne ienn 80 - =. "a ,.,dn,n 1Tba fam-
in; - n r. monk s ! monkey t5iI Is @
sI1n,;no O an, 4 1nrenara fOry Language
~. = s,,ye xyara trv;np "a tind ali the
snail snail words n November. The pupils
s ,..e. unahia r. think Of the word
, mo - 60 I made = n suggestion .aTen
10, rsr now Won LITTLE bows will all
he' -, a little> girl finished with
the word ..dead.'' 3$$Sf ;eS a@I: !,
Ii Joe Bowers was absent Tuesday day
maspling because of illness:
ltadlum se;llooi MAO ina'''"s ~
party last .Aiolitlas 49, SEN
,.4.,a,.''i,,",. e,n,, 49,, onal {, M
g MaI,a, 80. ,,;Si,t$;s hare
pn+ dnas = ghr;ng Won cheer? 4 b Ri s.s@
No, for Fall those ghosts e I.
! walk around in large hosts
Slowly and silently they walk, Il. ]. &
Never a one of them can talk, ... Z BIB
| Slowly they creep, softly and gay,
Never they come fit to stay. s@5
7 ~, q. =, !, Q, =, ~ u =
~, a'm = ~ 1879 = ~ rs;
~ ond IN Nt;mnasnt., p no ,ras anaa God
=, ,n;.o g., J. ,,n.,d sairT stoci ~ nlac g
n. .sa; sya
'i1., Is, ~
Mr and MRS. arthur y VI sommers anu
Mt. ana ana MIS- Ed. Sommers ente :, ie
2 hulhpeI u y, a lri IS g .'1a.,n a. a.
party SATURDAY evening s s most ae ;,
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ers store alone 's S5 II N. n III Ja
. Henry Strobe is visiting at the home
of John Stroble' of this village. s5}
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-05-17
OLD DISTRICTS
SHOWING LIFE
THIS Spring

With the spring season at hand
and with work limited in the mines
of Touopah and nearby districts,
many men are reaching farther into
the hills in search Of the precious
motals. As a result numerous dis
u.e.s quite remote from Tonopah
are receiving well mertted attention.
most prominent Of which are Silver
Row, Bellehelen Kloudyke and Han
uaoah.
Reports from Bellehelen are to the
effect that the coming summer prom
tses to witness great activity in a
mining way. The fact that the
Dcrehelen mine will unquestionably
by equipped with an up-toedate mill
ing plant has stimulated matters
materially, and owners of property
are making ready to institute de
velopment
Little has been heard concerning
Silver Bow. yet it is nevertheless a
fact that there is considerable activ-
i,y thereabouts. and a few weeks
should bring about a great change
in conditions. Hannapah is active
and q number Of prospects are show
ing up well. especially the Antelope,
Running Elk and Central
Klondyke will be heard from in no
uncertain way during the coming
summer. and shipments of high grade
are will soon he in order from at
least two properties.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-05-17
McKEOUGH RESIGNS
REVENUE POSITION

Walter J. McKeough. deputy col
lector Of internal revenue with
headquarters in Tonopah, has ten
dered his resignation to Collector
Louis Spellier, the same to be ef
fective May 81 Mr. McKeough will
be succeeded by Marvin Arnold. well
known resident of Tonopah, who
served during the last Legislature
as a member of the assembly. Mr.
Arnold is now devoting his time at
Carson City to familiarizing himself
with the duties of the office
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-05-17
sUBPoENAs WITNESSES
IN WHITE SLAVE CASE

Captain Miller, deputy U s. mar
shal, left yesterday morning for Car,
son City, after an official visit here
Of couple of days Captain Miller
was here for the purpose Of serving
subpoeuas on a number OF people
whose testimony is wanted in a
white slave case that is TO be heard
in the federal court at Salt Lake
City.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-05-17
WILLIAM BERNE is
WRESTLING CHAMP

The Bonanza is in receipt of a
postcard from William Berne, wrest
Ter. who appeared on the mat in
Tonopah two years ago. Berne now
styles himself champion wrestler.
His card was sent from Dely, Su
matra. under date OF April 4, and
he states he has wrestled at Borneo
Sumatra, Java, the Malay states, Sc.
lebes and New Guinea with great
successes. winning tho diamond belt
from the sultan Of Tibintingy in lp-
rails. Berne concludes by sending
regards to Harry R. Grier
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-05-17
FRENCH HERO Dying
FROM STRANGE DISEASE

HN"NtHteN fresAl
GENEVA. HIay 17.-Em.le FroIde-
'aanN hero Of the French Foreign
Legion. ia dying of an aIImaut that
aas puzzled specialists for two
years. Little By little his legs and
parts OF both arms have been am
'a'ea ia series Of 33 operations
,sa' ,sa have not Stopped the spread of
oon % be moved from O
n'al o his home where g. is
e9asl he may receive On ceremony.
es.ase he dio the CraIy De Guarro
sa him hy he Freneb soveru
mont