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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04
NOTICE SoR PUBLICATION
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Dspartnsst q IL Intssisr
U. 8. Land ofhes 1t Sterling Colorado.
July Z, 1921.
Notice b hereby given that Balla A. Andsr-
ssn. Of West Plains. Colorado. who, on Dec.
smbsr %. 1919. made Homestead Entry, g.
rial. No. o27s7o, for sh sN. NEk swk.
Section 10. Township 10 North, Range 50
West 9Th Principal Meridian. has flsd notice
Of intsntion TO make Final Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above described.
before the Register and Rsesivsr. United
statss Land Once, At Sterling. Colorado. on
ths 2lth day Of August. 1891.
Claimant nam0 - witnos0:
william b. Bsughtsn. Of West Plains. Col.
orsdo; Edward staxks. Of Sterling. Colorado
Walter P. Tappy, Of West Plains, Colorado
Hans G. Hansen, Of Sterling. Colorado.
TIA s-li 4. =. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE 10R PUBLICATION

DsDsstnsae q ~ Intseisr
y. 8. Land Olhes at Sterling Colorado,
June u. 1884,.
Notiss ; hsssby given that "a Fheus. Of
New Raym~. Colorado. who. on October
u. 1915, made Homestead Entry, serial No.
e26%76. for tx. Section %, Township .
North, Range - West 9Th Principal Mssid-
ian. has Alsd notice of intention 70 make
Final Thrss-ysas Proof. 70 establish claim
b TIE land abovs described. before clyds L.
Stanley. U. 8. Commissionsr. at Keota, Colo
rado. on the 10Th day Of August 1921.
Claimant names - witnssses:
Frederick o. Jsrnbers. Oscar 8. Jsrnbsrg.
Carl r. Ksshl, George G. Hatch, all Of New
Raymsr. Colorado. ~ "a
AZ BROWNS. Register.
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Prohibition hasn't increased the
number Of liars dut It has caused
them to lie In new ways.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

A nearly bald man Is prouder Of
the few hairs that still adorn his
Uranium than q movie actress 10 Of
her golden tresses.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

An automobile Is like a wife
the more you pay for 1t the harder
It IL to maintain.
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Certified Kanred Wheat Seed
Raised Y mile north Of Bucking-
ham. Ready ADJUST 1st. Price Sl.5O
per bu Yields S bu more per acre.
11-tf q. G. Moore.
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Blanche and Sherman Ducker en-
tertained John and Ruth Graves to-
dinner Sunday.
o. H. Lundvall and family and
Mr., and Mrs. Miller. from Fort Col
lins, spent Sunay with L. g. Erfcrd's.
c. C. Cronbaugh, eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
Mr.. Smathers family were over in
the cherrey country the last of the
week and brot. home a generous
supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dunbar and
children Of Daley. Colorado, drove
up to visit their Raymer friends re-
Gently,
Earle Fiscus who formerly lived
on the ]. Y. Beason farm came up
from Alma Nebr. Monday to visit his
brothers.
There has been q couple OF
physicians here during the last few
days looking ever the prospects for
q location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundvall and children
and a Mrs. Miller were over last week
from Ft. Collins to lock after their
farm south Of town.
This Is the very best time Of the
year to supply yourself with new
Linoleum. Let Crouch Bros. in Fort
Morgan fill your needs.
Mr.. Sweigard and Tim accompanied
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Cade Of
Iowa to the mountains last Friday
remaining until Monday.
Mrs Weir, who has been stopping
with her daughter. Mrs. =. r. Tighe.
for several weeks. returned to her
home in Omaha last week.
Smart walking oxfords and pumps
the kind Of shoes that look we'll and
wear welfare always found at
Crouch Bros, Fort Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koops arrived home
last Wednesday evening after ten
days visit witch their daughter Mrs.
Harry Brown at Rock River Wyo.
Mrs. Dolly Rylatt arrived home
the first Of the week from Howard
Colorado where she visited her uncle.
Willard remained for longer visit.
DR.. ]. L. Hancock Of Kearney,
has been in town this week looking
after business connected with his
farm, the w. G. Carter homestead.
Mrs. Ed smith OF Denver has been
stopping with Mrs. Anderson several
days while locking after her inter-
ests on her farm southeast Of town.
Our entire stock of ladies apron
dresses, altogether suitable for wear
ON porch, street or to market. 20l
per cent OF at Crouch Bros. Fort
.dcrgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Luce left last
week on trip to Douglas Wyoming
and ether points Of interest. The
two boys made their headquarters at
Charles Luces, home.
For one-half price any childs or
CANDY or gingham dress may be se-
cured at Crouch Bros. Fort Morgan.
Delight the child and please your
purse at the same time.
Mrs. J. H. Neal returned to Love-
land with her folks Friday: the lat
ter going up to pick cherries. Mrs.
Neal had visited L. @. Erfords and
the johnson families for few days.
Avail yourself OF the mail-order
service at Crouch, Fort Aorsan.
Fort Morgan is nearer home than
Denver and prices are lower Tryl
shopping at Crouch's and be con-
vinced.
Mrs. Norberg and Miss Essie ar
rived home Tuesday after visiting
couple Of weeks with relatives In
franklin, Nebraska. Mrs. Norberg's
father accompanied them home driv-
ing throught in q car.
20 per cent reductions on al or
CANDY. linen and gingham dresses.
Designed to suit your type and priced
to At your pocketbock at Crouch's
Fort Morgan.
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READ and USE
OUR WANT AD COLUMN
s cents q line per week

A good fighter should be q good
finisher.
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Mrs. Stephens and children, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Allen, left Tuesday
for their home at Sidney, Nebr. Mrs.
Allen accompanied them as far as
Sterling where they would meet Mr..
Stephens.
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A lily dosen.t know that is pure.

A lily dosen,t know that IL pure.
Earl Luce has been herding cattle
for Roy Fowler the past week.
Mrs; Eastman has been ailing the
past week, but we are glad to report
her better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannatt spent SUM-
day In Morgan going down Saturday
afternoon to attend Chautauqua that
evening.
Chas. Plum. County Club Leader,
accompanied by his wife and baby.
were in Raymer last evening for q
conference with thes various club
members and their parents.
Just little collar or, dainty ves.ee
or any Of the pretty pieces Of neck
wear which Crouch Bros. are showing
will give to the suit or dress sur
prisingly clever air OF smartness.
When the preachers discover the
close relation, between good roads
and motorists good morals, they'll
preach good road ermons every
few weeks.
While 1t took Dempsey four rounds
to put out Carpenter. It is comfort
ing to know that somewhere In the
world there probably is q 100-lb.
women that could put Dempsey out In
one verbal round.
The Ki0wanas Klub met at the
Colorao HouseK last Saturday even
ing to 60 on stack fry. In spite
Of prowling cars and cats. the men,
bers report good time. They hope
to repeat the outing frequently.
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WANT ADS


LOST:-A suit case or travelling bag.
July 18th. between st. Clsirs's
place and town. VIII pay suitable
ward for return to me. Fred zini-
Eer. Leave word at Enterprise.
WELL DRILLING:-If you want .
well drilled see B. A. Holden, or
the Raymer Hardware. l3-tf
/. MILKING SHORT HORN
FOR SALE:-Good Bull. Playman.
No. 710Sos. years old. Come
and see the animal ahd get price.
Q miles east Of Osgood.
1929 Frank P. Ketelsen.
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Blanche and Sherman Ducker en-
tertained John and Ruth Graves to
dinner Sunday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Messrs Seldin and Untenfenger
drove to Fort Collins yesterday tc' get
cherries.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

O. H. Lundvall and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. from Fort Col
Inns, spent Sunay with L. g. Erfcrd's.
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J.. N. Quinn arrived home Saturday
night after spending week in DEN
yer.
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The picture show will try Q Sat
urday date commencing next week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. Sweigard and Tim accompanied
their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Cade Of
Iowa to the mountains last Friday
remaining until Monday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mrs. Weir, who has been stopping
with her daughter. Mrs. =. r. Tighe.
for several weeks. returned to her
home In Omaha last week. :.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Smart walking oxfords and pumps
the kind Of shoes that look we'll and
wear welfare always found at
Crouch Bros, Fort Morgan.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

This Is the very best time Of the
year to supply yourself with new
Linoleum. Let Crouch Bros, In Fort
Morgan fill your needs.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. Smathers family were over In
the cherrey country the last Of the
week and brot. home a generous
supply.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dunbar and
children Of Daley. Colorado, drove
up to visit their Raymer friends re-
Gently.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Lundvall and children
and Mrs. Miller were over last week
from Ft Collins to lock after their
farm south OF town.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. KooRs arrived home
last Wednesday evening after ten
days visit witch their daughter Mrs.
Harry Brown at Rock River Wyo.
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LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
esiags 4 II hUepb h nlJn8 ~ v1l1lQ II M
xeot ~ h M
chautauqua Is here.

J. N. Quinn Is on the sick list this
week.
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20 per cent reductions on all or
CANDY. linen and gingham dresses.
Designed to suit your type and priced
to At your pocketbock at Crouch's
Fort Morgan.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

There has been q couple OF
physicians here during the last few
days locking ever the prospects for
q location.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Another doctor In town this week
from Greeley looking up prospects.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

c. C. Cronbaugh. eyesight spec
ialist. Glasses fitted and lenses du-
picated. Raabe Building. Sterling.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Half the world dosen.t care how
the other half lives. a
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mrs. Dolly Rylatt arrived home
the first Of the week from Howard
Colorado where she visited her uncle.
Willard remained for q longer visit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Earle Fiscus who formerly lived
on the J. Y. Beason farm came up
from Alma Nebr. Monday to visit his
brothers
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Luce left last
week on trip to Douglas Wyoming
and ether points Of interest. The
two boys made their headquarters at
Charles Luces, home.
The diamond drill., 1921-07-16
-hetbd Inc AUS
FLORENCE WON GAME

The game of base ball played last
Sunday between the Sagola team and
the Florence base ballists was won by
the fellows from Wisconsin by score
of 20 6.
IL was a we'll played game from
start TO a ish with Carey and Marsh
pitching for the locals. The two
teams were we'll matched which made
a good game OF II from start to finish.
The attendance was very good, many
OF the Claiming people coming down
10 see the game as there was no game
in Charming that day.
IL was the first game in which the
new grand stand was used and that
feature proved to be very popular with
the patrons OF the game.
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IktdU IIl6 Aus-------'
LITTLE ORE MOVING
Claiming Yards Are The Slackest In
Their History This Year

The putting on Of two spot Jobs al
Crystal Falls this week has caused
Just little interest in ore circles
about Claiming where the dullness is
the greatest Of any summer in the his
tory OF the place.
The two Jobs are at the Carpenter
mine where the shovel was started
up on Monday and will continue load
ing until a quantity, understood TO be
10000 tons will be loaded up.
There are faint hopes that other
loading Jobs VIII be started az Crystal
Falls and Iron River but the officials
here have no information as TO any
new ones.
During the week the mine buildings
at the Bates mine at Iron River
burned. causing suspension OF opera
tions there for time and that acci-
dent viii cut OF a possibly supply Of
ore for a time,
total OF about so cars OF ore per
day Is being handled through the
Claiming yards, which Is a mere bag
atell OF what is usually handled in
the ore season, when fully 1000 cars
per day are sent forward. All OF the
ore on the ST. Paul system comes TO
the Claiming yards, no matter where
the traffic originates.
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Head the Ads-
SCHOOL ELECTION

The annual election for the town
ship school district OF Sagola town
ship was held last Monday and large
vote was present at the polls from
Sagola. The polling place is at
Claiming so that all the automobiles
in the village were pressed into SER
vice 10 convey the voters from Sagola
TO the place OF meeting.
The ballot contained the names OF
two candidates from Sagola and one
from Randville, but there was some
opposition TO the regularly selected
nominees which didn't amount to
much, as the Claiming people recog-
nized that the south end Of the town
ship should be represented on the
board.
The candidates from this end were
John Clark, c. ] Hunting and T. ].
Dewish.
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On. July Goth there will be dance.
with music by Cavaini and Benzo. On
Thursday. July 81, picture.
Mr.. Theodore Sophie OF Chics,go
came 70 Claiming during the week
with his family. TO do some fishing
with his nephew Ed. vermulen.
Mr.. +. o. Rochin. agent for the
Northwestern at Crystal Falls. visit
ed with VIM, Tobin last Tuesday after.
noon.
Miss Rose Wortner. OF Marinette is
a guest Of her sister, Mrs. w ]. Trum-
mel.
Miss Anna Mae vanoss spent the
week end with her sister. Mrs. b. J.
ouellette, at Florence. Wis.
Miss Viola Mogan Is home for the
summer months. She has been em-
ployed by the Western Union Company
al Green Bay, Wis.
Mrs. Marvin Brisk was an Iron
Mountain caller last Thursday.
Misses Alice Mae and Florence Din
woodie spent the past week al the s.
w Johnston home.
Mrs. II. l.. McGregor was called to
Green Bay last Saturday, to her faith
er's bedsides, who was injured when
bouAd by bandits while az work Fri-'
day night at the ST. Paul Ry. depot at
DePere, Wis.
COMING SOoN-Harvey Greater
Colored Minstrels. City Hall Auditor.
ium, Crystal Falls. Watch for date.
Miss Irene Durffee Of Wausauee, IS
a guest OF Mrs. j. N. Erickson.
VIM. McNulty returned from Jersey
City Saturday witnessing the big
fight. Mae" has great news for us all
Mrs. A. Wilson, of Bear Lake Mich
is making an extended visit az the
home OF Mrs b. r. Berman.
Mrs II. Comdard and son, Joseph,
spent the past week with friends at
Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. l. A. Friess and daugh-
ter are spending few weeks with
relatives at Milwaukee and Saukyille
Mrs. George Bloomer and daughters
Audrey and Mary, spent the past week
with Mrs. l.. Thibedeau at Hartford, a
sister OF Mrs Bloomer.
Mrs. A. b Worthing made business
trip to Crivitz. Wednesday. returning
Friday
Miss Margaret Kramer OF Sagola
spent Sunday here with her sister.
Mrs. George Carey.
Miss Anna Stycula is visiting friends
at Elkhart Lake. Wis.
Mrs. r. r. Boil was called 70 her
mothers home at Milwaukee, Tuesday.
where her brother Bartol. Is seriously
Ill.
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SACOLA-CHANNINC news

IL was tacitly agreed by those con-
yersant with school affairs that the
south end OF the township. Sagola and
Randville, were entitled 10 the mem
bers TO be elected and with the end in
view OF distributing the representation
equitably Messrs c. j. Hunting and
John Clark of Sagola and r. ]. Dewish
of Randyille were nominated for the
positions and their names printed up-
on the ballot.
Opposition sprung up In various
quarters 10 the regularly nominated
candidates. the electors registering
their choice by writing the names on
the ballot Many ballots with the
names SO written in were spoiled and
had to be rejected.
The result OF the vote Is as follows:
Trustee for Two Years:
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Read The Ads

Mr. and Mrs. John Coullard who Wis
tied at Pensaukee. Wis, the past week,
are back home again
Mr. l. a Henry OF Crystal Falls
was a business visitor at Charming
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Gage is doing a big business
these days. or rather evenings. at
Sawyer lake where he maintains a
bathing beach. Fully 30 cars per
evening are parked along the road at
the lake each evening. The lake re-
sort is a great relief 10 the Claiming
and Sagola people these hot days.
Mr. Louis Thiely, who has been Wis
iting with relatives at Marshheld.
Wise is back home again.
The Gifford Stock Company Is play
ing in Claiming this week at the Lib
erty Theatre. They play three nights
and 90 from here TO Iron Mountain
and Escanaba Mr. Gi1ord says that
the business in the iron country is SO
stagnant Just now that he Is passing
up most OF the larger places.
Miss Gladys Mcclure Is home from
her visit with friends az Iron Noun
tain.
Mr.. Peter Delsento was taken 10 al
Iron Mountain hospital for treatmen
this week
Many Claiming people motored 70
Sagola last Sunday to witness the
game OF base ball between Sagola ant
Florence. All who saw IL were we'll
pleased az the exhibition.
The Charming base ball team play
ed az Ontonagon last Sunday with the
strong team OF that place, holding
them TO the score OF 8. while our boys
put runs across. The boys feel that
they made good showing. as the On.
tonagon team is one OF the members
OF the copper country league
Mr.. Fred Peterson has moved into
his new home here.
John Sullivan. assistant train mas
ter. was called 20 Cambellsport, Wis.
this week by the serious illness OF
relatives.
Mr. John coullard motored 20 Apple
ton last week with Prof Vaugn.
Mr. I'd. Vermuled. owner Of the LIB
erty Theatre, was a business visitor
al Green Bay during the week
Ed Nermuilen's family and parents
mogored down 10 Lena. Wis and back
during the week They report the
roads as lin good condition and the
scenery excellent.
The program for the Liberty mis-
week includes the clifford company
from the 18th to the i7th inclusive
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Read the Ads
NOTICE TO CHAUFFEURS AND
DRIVERS OF AUTOMOBILES
IN IRON COUNTY

The law requiring chauffeurs and
drivers Of all vehicles equipped with
and using electric lights upon the
public highways fsthis state. 70 ef-
fectually apply DINNERS TO forward
lights so as 10 dim and lessen the
same so as not to interfere with the
sight or temporarily binding the Vi
sion OF the drivers OF any approach
ing vehicle. will be strictly enforced.
well as any other Of the provisions OF
Any p erson found violating this, as
Chapter SO OF the Compiled Laws OF
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A SAGOLA ORCHESTRA

Sagola will have an orchestra OF its
own according 10 plans that are in the
making by a number OF our young
musicians. Practices are being held
regularly at the Community house and
their efforts promise reward.
The members OF the orchestra are:
Mr.. Albert Smith, violin.
Mr. Paul Kramer. trap drum.
Misses Alvera Broadlance and Mil
dred Hunting, piano.
The young ladies' alternate at the
piano.
Read The Ads
Mr.. Robert Erickson Is the proud
possessor OF a new Ford car.
There will be a dance at the com
munity center tonight, with music to
be furnished by the Deep Water Four.
Miss Lenora Broadland. who has
been a student az the Green Bay busi-
ness college, is home for the sumner
vacation.
Miss Edna Norem OF Bryant, Wis. is
the guest OF Miss Francis Knisley
COMING Harvey's Greater
Colored Minstrels City Hail Auditor
ium. Crystal Falls. Watch for date.
Read the Ads
The diamond drill., 1921-07-16

the State OF Michigan for the year
1915. as amended will be arrested
and prosecute. Motor policemen
have been stationed on the county
roads and are instructed 20 strictly
enforce the motor vehicle laws OF
the state.
Dated this srd day of'June. A. ID.
1921. -
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SAGOLA
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION
Breaking Of Belt Operating the Band
Saw Shut Down the Plant Two
Days

There was an enforced idleness OF
two days az the mill OF the Northern
Saw Mill Co. this week due 70 the
breaking Of the big belt that operates
the band saw.
A new belt was ordered Immediately
from Marinette and II took but a few
moments 10 put II on and get going
when the belt arrived. The mill Is
In operation steadily and the supply Of
logs il sufficient 20 keep going with
out any stops. A very large cut OF
lumber is being piled up in the mill
yards.
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State OF Michigan,
County OF Iron--ss,
John +. Thompson, being first duly
sworn. deposes and says on the 14th
day Of May. 1921, posted one copy
OF notice of a special election OF
school district No. i. OF the Township
OF Hematite. In the county Of Iron and
State OF Michigan, OF which the fol-
lowing IS a true copy, to-wit:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That at a special meeting OF school
district No. /, OF the Township OF
Hematite, in the County Of Iron and
tate OF Michigan. 10 be held at the
Town Hall, al Amasa, in said Town
ship on the 2ist day OF May. A. ID.
1921. al 300 o'clock. r. NJ. there will
be submitted 70 the qualified voters
OF said school district the proposition
TO borrow Seventy Eight Thousand
(S7S ,000) Dollars for the purpose OF
completing and furnishing the new
school house now In the course OF
construction al Amasa. in said School
District and 20 issue therefor The
bonds OF the said school district. pay
able in the discretion OF the Board Of
Education within thirty years. with
interest thereon az the rate of 6ee per
annum.
The polls Will be open on said day
from 800 O'Clock r. NJ. 70 300 o'clock
p. NJ. Said vote shall be by ballots
and such ballot shall read as follows;
Shall School District No. l, of the
Township OF Hematite. Iron County.
Michigan, borrow the sum of Seventy
Eight Thousand Cs7S.000) Dollars. for
the purpose OF completing and furnish
ing the new school house, now in the
course OF construction In said school
district. and issue therefor the bonds
OF said school district. payable in the
discretion OF the board OF education,
within thirty years with interest there
on al the rate Of Sc per annumg
YES
{ NO
Az each OF the following named
places in said school district. to-wit:
one copy on the bulletin board on
the front OF the Township Hall; one
copy AZ the post Office: one copy on
the front door OF the High School
Building. one copy on a telephone
post az the Northwest corner Of the
street by the Hematite Mercantile Co.
store building: one copy on the front
door OF rural school sub-distriot No.
2. being Eve t5l OF the most public
places IN said school district and said
notices we're consp.ciously and secure
" posted.
]. r. THOMPSON
Subscribed and sworn % before me,
notary public. in and for said county
this f4th day OF May. 1921
HARRY VIVIAN.
Notary Public. Iron County. Mich.
Nv Commission expires October %.
1924.
Hematite Township.
Iron County Michigan
May q. 1921
Al a special election Of School Dts
trlct No. /. OF the Township Of Hema-
tiie County OF Iron. and State Of Mich
lgan. called Tor the purpose of sub
mi,tinr 10 the qualified voters of said
The diamond drill., 1921-07-16

The teachers who are 10 ofiiciate in
the Claiming school next year have
been hired, so the school board is re-
lleyed OF the worry OF getting instruct
ors
The teaching force will be the same
as last year. the members being
Prof Vaughn Principal.
Miss Everhard-Grades
Miss Tubbs-G Grades