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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

& 8VR kFl he reNsias4< s5sgfyg
against b9pe,, After a futile fifteen
minuteSaS 81 Sfns a strdlit. be heard
a doe feeding on Alhillside. Its foot
fall. was 10y SO heavy as the sturdy
tramPa6f 4 kaaatdSbASleS. the
bucks would,hes .IlTylaen on the ridges
-flrfs time Of morning: He-hegar a -estr-
nopSssdsqnce towAedlb29 raa09W
For. the first fifty yards the hunt
Rss Riahfg fAe6I Pc eahei dbQ41d
and the brush made perfect cover
sue tbe Zee, ansoftgaaf etY US stand
ing a full twenty yards farther, In an
6Rn' ghffe!sG BnEhfoofdihsay oirssfh-
stances. sHaGsba9eot .yould tot have
alt.--.4la- A--n4A.a lE.lrcan- run
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

NEWS REvlEW0E:::::.:....
AZ: CURRENT RE. | EVENTS
,sh9lEN 81 lI21Lk 4sp3mesI a I.
.aioi .GaGlbsl l1sdih-sjuso 90
Colombia Treaty Ratified ti. { d by the
Republican, Senators With
Reluctance.
sebl-a---Ai,=staA s.lT
MUCH GIVEN, A0THINo ASKED
4 lt. 4 s..

P5r,e,pdi5dtetot says W. WI Fight to Main
,tsn Monroe Observation-Disclosures
!. -. Cabinet Refuses to Yield on ~ .
Alo,.s, Yap -, Allies Preparing IS 49,, ..
f4gB bugu 81 NIL ~ Tffy04.g lt.F y.,t...
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
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Apdlty EanpEG s1e4y idgis skw sd2

I W i~'i'N"'tsN tI6Ty jD AiJ s6W 9uC
bIs Yl3au09 sidTT7 sulga sfu41so
b4t The g9Yernment. Of the. tUAttel
[ States has decided that Cen. Alfred,
| zayag. Candidate az fhe 'cQiiSgfgAdee
popular edition PARTY, VAS &&&FA
President Of C'hta last tN6teahgi6p Rqt
? shat nothing should Do deaa tofpreseA
|. thG island congress- frm spu0olS4nslad-
Fhinn President I}oaSi tIong, - herSm
IelRistsD to- Cuba neowmHpissteybltA f
/ dYfisloR to the iGpbqF aqfHit NaS ~
b peated they lYMIh aRiie by I'm bun
ho, S1ur, ,goyernmept also took tfgrtAeI
action. In the Panana-C Costa Rfcaa Tis
7 puts, letting both y tfibse qnhtf6rTsS dR
derstand that the rdtds;w' VI Pamimt
pro accept the White bbdHdai'yt teArd
Insisted tlrOn heeh.s NndFRan g&Ht&n
nmt must not lie nude theibHa 81 Sdl
! tie irepeVyN of hosilhtles4a BMhi thar,
LITTLE FepqRAcs,1its il pnAsGstqqA Al,
bma9ili8ing their foFqes bRPd fRryat4Lqf
| ljF4. sfRYaaQF3Hoqq4Fqs qqq ,f5qnll6
main, Comprising the. n6W C6htf8
EAihA4cdn pm ihHG K4H{ als2sdH2f lei5d
Rfta8Y thait' gdbpdftd moa" 10 LIS
ll1iiq4oX9 9dt hiL&stEtas 8'nBm bn&
5iAtdoraihgltb thh4Hkso HiestsTAHet~
ItipHhpmpse cabinet has tisoiibH III gin
aitare as M sreas1u tto. ClGHlgeggsp aiGs
In4lirN oni theNRpG Observation-Disclosures
tpl-thf rqfsntrAmHiGaR .qYlSgqEl VI
spRieft17PuAllfa qHponpin ,J9qqBl1'
! rfpSipgly ,Hg9p 81 any iYi9lding, 4
The controversy. and no one IN fiFt
't0nited 'Statbg b5lievts Sur 'HiRhni pttA
iHai will iEiyP ri lhcA. 'OihtAid2Alft&
T1a87eiT hasutth chtp AHashirgr Ma
Fthlo oor&~oIalaaap bh1nI aitf tarsabtyA4H
lhHy{ taioinaI lotsue0 JatinE gusbhoGla
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IaflI& ages ~ (weK7{t!A5ne. tIhq ff4S
4sdyebo ~iti87it' pl%5t]iikhseg+qPsn ~
been ordered to return to- IJlH4IH1 NJ
ihHthFP t44i6f4ig?i 4f1Bchl'a}er5l,ry
l9dQqehG uNH4p npaTieIs nhdhptaishoJ
J aBlMfInphiss' ishid: l5iiyOIt1 bo OtiHiO
, nI'repilee sth44gani Cpe4t1 aGg0o 8goI
thi8Hhl r8qn 'gp6l VI qPp4 3aSIl. sytlns1
/ ~ lq@itfrs NlPt IN PaE6aft o9n9 mB9
IYa6 bfgyPt5b cannot ,i8g4Flaez JI44ff
peaceful settlement. Of the Van STU
Hd,9dn MIX Jp1d6 Wfit'bd found Ss7i4
All dftthig |dBiH5 rather dw3tARt
. Brt tie allied powers. in Enrope seen
" !itHcf IL 'S6te' With 1'it2 .'tohitoc
states in the c,Ritpdy@rlY,I a77P reiabl,
observers 'bN'evtia4atd 1fH4IHy d,
D26nh4hf q6 tclh't sap ftHH ERh Zap
auc<e mandate, -hip1A eSilhspd, forced
to bow to such a, deeitienl IA n
+ I9ii.IW''
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
CHAPTER IL

dsrimbg ii Iagt Ii1T Il
/ Shortly after nine O'Clock. Whisper
\ foJt eRcodAt9re1i Ms fifst hefd bf4ee4
JbRub they 3eaggiig his, seenHdpq kcat
tered before he could get up, 10 thehi
frIg,0 1hetL .ES66a 4ran{ing il9s,,atsR TIL
h EpY4frhrRfhg apa be- punetiNeusly,, bet
VIM wrefched spirit, left the trail. A
| ftigAt with ,We2f the sBear was one u
Y the host 6ntAe8&sa1 Experiences thai
could be imagined He had pair 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

i"oPr4niier Ti6Fd Gcbrg3 fef,Y n ton
ference during the sSpbt4ttth4p WFF4
RatmeF Rtiand ibf FcaRT0 1nE'hrn
ing thd 6irthet Hcer pcdSh) lGBtsriG4
la2gln>t ~glte Ger taps3ipbe ajnp0.1 il
case, tl4y Aou AB cQFBigllwJhdW W.
3paEaiiops l4GmsQAYl N4SnJJa
.tLfv y'ul9Tta certRniH Elih p8jusTl
What these measures WIN he Is %
set known. lut II Is REASONABLY" SIT
2 9hI' GAtI Bhta7H~h pA1&IN Fqanc
'.ih fR181td7,siihn ~ Mo 'khiir'H1h4f
The reparaiions commission osaEsi4+
tGeua,jns Is aSnIssfou Tho e6i ipsiiag
100 The GaimaslhtApegisl1 1iaak 'Ttbrc
CobIcnz and Gngpg9 3raBcheh ms ~
-fgI4E ~. jpa6BnRt dRf pT VHfsdi9ns
M Mo GeEp9IT4te ilqed JahR l. IN
Berlin Iae' ~Gfk Rlert} bNft Ahd52
f{ttf l5.''?I-s,3f,, ,{lEog .3lh9I !,
Frapd Ihaf ~ r6fdHt idcish7i(h hpf
/ inst The abfat,sini 1epHAGinppE ELL
.4ini Raid +f ezA7natsb aitlld BfQaQitat
ness grDpOssis he ttffla coAsd bHE1ik
! &nD 1lis 1msE0 rtftqd t'sT1d III h
! 9&H9dnBoi6E9medk. tGl 70 slDbsdos
D. a0UfhHqWmoJFT- T9Uuus eId1
b ApreErIsBr+e. no upy9alHmiRIU1 sni
| the report II a week ago ggpbtd
| }HigSFs'9 {erifrqttH ftfd,GraenlR5D
| lIad called of the strike The siortt|Sd
lb h .46 q {2lyf fa!dffEa guiegT Pr
Transport and raft workers. indeoG, ,Qy
change. thcH min b and decided 'fi88t0 Z
! qupt 2agfR ii 'syhpa tht5 'btp TAg bin
.3>tOd lSg sinJ1 ~ suentS1"
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29

= "A. A. Miller and family are
spending the week at their cottage at
Green Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Erlandson were
Sunday visitors at the Arthur David
son home in Atwater.
Mrs. John OLSON OF Atwater was
visitor Friday Of last week at the
Hiding Schmidt home. = s~
; Charlie Miller of-Diamond Lake.
visited with his daughter, Mrs Aron
LiedEolm, here Monday He went to
the cities the following day for visit.
( & MIR. and Mrs. Nels N. Nelson and
w D. Hanson and family OF this place
and Robert Iverson of Litchfield made
AN auto trip to New London, Spicer.
Willmar and other places Sunday
,Groyescity Times.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
TIRE EXPLOSION CAUSES
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

w. w. EARLY Of sLitchfeld sustained
a broken leg on June 10Th, when the
automobile in which he was riding
turned over. He and B. E. Armour,
also Of Litchfeld, We're travelling at
"a fast clip on the Litchfeld4Darwin
road when the accident occurred.
They caught up with another car and
were attempting to pass the car when
a tire exploded causing the car to
swerve into the ditch and tip over.
Both of the occupants were thrown
out of the carr but the driver, Mr..
Armour, escaped injury. Mr.. Ea-ly
sustained Broken leg at the thigh
and was also injured by rod being
driven thru the leg. The car was
somewhat damaged. Es.%
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
Thorvig-ostlund

-. On Saturday afternoon, June 18th,
at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage at
Dassal occurred the marriage of Miss
Myrtle Ostlund, only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nath Ostlund of that village,
to Mr. VIM. Thorvig, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thorvig, who reside south
of this village The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. I. Bergstrand.
The attendants were Miss Lydia
Paulson of Dasse1 and Arthur Kloster
of this village. The bride wore a
gown of canton crepe and carried pink
roses. Her bridesmaid wore taffeta
and carried peonies.
A six o'clock dinner was served al
the home of the brides parents. The
bridal couple came here the same
evening and will be at home to thei,
many friends at the Thorvig farm
south Of stoWn.---Green Lake Breeze
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
FOUR PAGE SPECIAL EDI-
!. TION ON C. e. CONVENTION

-
=. On Saturday the Willmar Tribune
published four page extra edition on
the Christian .Endeavor Convention
The edition contained very complete
~ the news of the convention. photo
graphs Of the speakers, and Presby-
terian churches in the county, list Of
the registrants. pen sketches of the
leaders Of the convention by Eben E,
Lawson, photographs Of some of the
pioneer pastors of the Presbyterian
churches in this county, a map of the
county for the use of the visitors and
various scenic views of Kandiyohi
County. The edition was greeted with
wild purchases as over 600 copies of
the edition wre' sold in tn space of a
few hours. The Tribune has a num-
ber of copies leftrwhich can be secur-
ed at it's office.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
] L.EAD1,G
ER B OTIS


st. Panl, June % innesota farm
ers again have demonstrated that
they lead the country, in organization
IN the nationwide farm bureau re-
ferendum. they cast more votes than
the first nine. other states to send in
returns. The first report sent to ma
tionaI Headquarters by the Minnesota
Farm Bureau federation, giving only
incomplete returns from Ga counties,
showed $4,000 votes. ..:.,l.
The first ten states reporting, in
Guiding Minnesota with its $4,000
votes, showed $4,000 ballots cast.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
.PUR URCElAsED MORREIl IS Z.
ND l0 ! CENT. STORE.
Johnson & Johnson Buy Out Othe,
Novelty Store ii
$. City

IN deal consnmlnat on June II,
Henry MorrelI turned over his stock
and fixtures to the Johnson & Johnson
firm thus closing his business which
he has conducted in the city far many
years. Morrell was frEt located ON
Litchfield Avenue. Johnson & John
son company will operate the business
with the prospect Of changing their
plans relative thereto in the near
future. This firm now has the five
and ten cent field in the city. They
have taken charge of the Morrell
store
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
Ninth Inning


Brooten Iubkins singled to cen
ter Hohman sacriiiced, Nevett to
kelly EHingson walked, G. Lemcke
singled to right, Binga throwing to
Greig who put Hopkins out at the
home plate. r. Lemcke was. safe on
Coleman's error, Ellingson and C.
Lemcke scored on this error r. Lem
|fcke stole second Nelson flied out to
.Hartwick. . runs, 2 hits, 1 error. IS
Willmar Severinson called out. on
three strikes. Greig out, third to first
Binga was safe on the third baseman's
error. Grace running for Binga went
second when the third baseman made
another error by rtalrowing first.
Holndberg batting for Carlson was cal
led out on three strikes. No runs. no
hits, 2 errors z %S-<s s
sI~z#.: Tenth Inning s5..>
Brooten- -Holmberg now playing in
center field for Willmar. L. Lemcke
singled to Honnberg. Rengel hit in
to. a double play by batting fly to
Severinson who put L.sEemcke out at
second and threw to Kielty who put
Rengel out at first. No runs, hit, no
errors. - = = -: -. :, -
Willmar- Coleman famed Berry
grounded out to first. Hartwick sin
gled to left, stole second. Nevett
flied out to left field. No runs, l hit,
no errors - II
Eleventh Inning -
Brooten-Hopkins fouled out to
Greig Holman famed but Greig
dropped third strike and threw him
out to Kielty. Ellingson walked but
was later caught Off first, Greig to
Kielty. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Willmar-Kielty was hit by pitch
ed ball. Severinson out, pitcher to
first, Greig grounded to second who
threw to short to second who threw
back to short who put out kielty. Bin
I ga singled to right field, Greig scor-
ing the winning run which ended the
game. The time at the beginning of
| the second half of this inning was ten
| minutes of six o'clock. run, hit, nc
errors.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
e'cold lnfhe Il ,ad's

sons who are, subject to frequent colds
au the head viii md that the use OF
HALLS tCATARRH MEDICINE win
build up tho System. cleanse tho Blood
Repeated attacks Of Acute Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Catarrh.
r HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE q tar.
IN internally and acts through the Blood
All Druggista 75c. Testimonials free.
$4,000 for any case Of catarrh that
HALLS CATARRH 0ED1C1N0 will not
cure.
=. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
Aasland-RyH. ].

On Wednesday morning, June 18th,
occurred the marriage, Of. Miss Dora
E. Ryff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs j.
S. Ryff of Paynesville to Theodore
G. Aaslurd CT Winner, Minn. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. f.
J. Bryan at the brides home at ten
o'clock in the presence of about forty
relatives and friends. The bridal
couple were attended by the brides s
sister, Miss Edna Ryif and Russell
Aasland, brother of the groom. The
wedding dinner was served at the
brides home and the happy couple
left on the aoan train for short wed
ding trip to the twin cities
Mrs. Aasland is we'll known in our
village having taught in our school
the past school year and has a host OF
friends who join in extending their
heartiest congratulate
Mr.. and Mrs. Aasland will be al
home. after August 1st at Winner
Minn.-Green Lake Breeze.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
GoIdenrod Farmers Club

The Goldenrod Farmers Club will
hold its next meeting on Friday eve
ming, this week, July LIST, at the home
of Miner Anderson, 1I1k miles east Of
Wilmar. A good program will be
rendered and lunch served. Come and
enjoy an evening in the country.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
"How We Cleared Our Summer Home
of Rats" BY Mrs. Perry

when we opened our seaside home
last May, it was alive with rats. They
mad gnawed all the upholstering. We
cleaned them out in week with RAT
SNAP: l prefer this rat killer be-
cause it comes in cake form, no mix
ing. Saves dirtying hands and plates
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, $1:25. Sold and
guaranteed by F. J. Hallin and Nelson
Il ,Gabbert, Willmar, MINI. .-Adv. Ju
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29

kielty % Nevitt TO Greig to Hantss nick.
Struck out by I1emcke, Q $ by Cole.
man. Bases on balls, of Coleman.
s; Lemche, Hit by pitched, bail,
Binga, KieHy, 2, byx Lem:
.cke:: Hohman and Haugen by Cole.
man. q ss;s 81
Unnpires: Robert Conway and Frank
Warren n s sss ssss 5 s 5sss
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29

Grace ran for Birga in 7th and
9th.
Three base hit, Hartwick.; two base
: hits, Berry, hewitt, Hopkins, Nelson
Double plays, Severinson to Kielty;
Coleman to Greig to Kiety;~ Severin-
son to~Coleman to sNevitt; Greig to
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29

Little Lucille Prescott, who was
operated on for appendicitis at the
Willmar Hospital, is getting along
very nicely -
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
r5.E.. < ta4s.ss=' -
Pauison-Ereiander

:. A wedding took place at eleven
o'clock Wednesday,, June %, ~at the
home of Mr.. and. Mrs, Olof 5Frelander
in Acton, when their daughter, Flor
ence 3, Frelandet, was married to
Clarence. L. Paulson, son Of Mrs.
Christine Paulson- Of this village,
Rev. Fred Stronberg of the Meth
odist church of Atwater, performed
the ceremony that united these esti-
mable young people for. life Only a
few. of the Immediate relatives wit
messed the ceremony The bride was
attired in a gown of gray canton crepe
and carried a bouquet Of sweet peas
and lilies of the valley. The attend
ants were Miss Mildred Swanberg of
st. Paul, niece Of the groom, and
Geo. Frelander, brother of the bride.
The rooms had been prettily decorat-
ed in pink and white, and after the
ceremony four course dinner was
served
The bride is one of Actions choicest
young ladies and is well capable Of
filing the home she will adorn with
her happiness, and will prove to be
truly a helpmate and companion by
the husband she has chosen to honor
with her hand.
The groom was born and raised
near this village and needs no intro
duction to the people of this vicinity,
who have always known him as one
of the honored and industrious young
men Of the community. During the
war he served and saw service with
the American Expeditionary forces
over in France. Since his return
home from the war he has been en-
ployed most Of the time at the F: A
| Anderson store in Atwater.. The
young couple will make their home
iii Atwater where they will be al
home to their many friends after
July 15th.-Grove City Times.
Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29

Mr. and Mrs A. C. Gritty, who
had visited relatives here and in
Willmar for ten days, left Saturday
afternoon for their home in Minneap-
oils.
! Miss Myrtle Wilson left Monday
night for her home in Willmar after
a visit Of two weeks or more with
her friends here.-Meeker County
News = -. -. q., n ~
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
A Record Game.

What II purported. by spectators, to
he the hest played baseball games OF
the season was staged on the local
diamond Friday afternoon Of last week
between the Lewisville, Ark, and Plain
Dealing teams. A sum amounting to
something over so was collected at the
gates for admissions, which shows
somewhat the interest and enthusiasm
displayed lii this game by the residents
Of our town, as well as visitors from
elsewhere.
Star playing was TO be seen on each
side. and, OF course, Plain Dealing was
very appreciative Of the excellent play
ing OF the home boys. Through the
services Of our old friend, Joe Heigler,
the Plain Dealing team was made com
plete and solid, and score Of to ! in
favor OF Plain Dealing. was the result
Another game with Lewisyille Il
scheduled for an early date. This
game will be played on the LewisviIle
diamond
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
cORRESPO ONDENcE
L.akeport Locals.


Dated: Monday, August LIST.
We are experiencing some real hot
weather these days.
Mr.. and Mrs Will pitman are the
proud parents OF baby girl. She
made her arrival last Thursday and
has been given the name Of " Lorraine. /"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Bell entertained
the young folks with a party Saturday
night. Those present were Misses
Sylvia and Effie Cobb. Minnie and Ida
Bell Owens; LOCUS Brockman, Willie
and Garrette Brown. Dayton Gore and
Willard Pattillo.
Miss Pearl Owens spent Sunday very
pleasantly with Miss Juanita Gore.
Mrs. Markham was taken seriously
i'll last Thursday, but is now improving.
Miss Gertrude Gore spent yesterday
very pleasantly with Miss Hattie Mark
ham.
Mrs. j. NJ. Patterson spent Saturday
and Yesterday with her brother, Mr..
d. e. Holloway
Mr.. Pierce Whisenhunt and Mr..
Chester Cobb left Monday for Haynese-
ville
Mr.. Cauvel Brown Is visiting rel
atives near CartervilIe.
Mr.. w. G. Owens and Mr.. Tony
Markham were business visitors to Ida
Saturday.
Mr.. J.. w. Gore was a business visitor
to Shreveport one day last week.
Mrs. J. w Gore visited Mrs. Mark
ham Saturday afternoon. BILLY.
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
Plain Dealing Department

Mrs. ". 4. Cavett. A delightful time
was enjoyed.
"A dance was given Tuesday night
in Dexter's Hall for the younger set.
Mr.. Watley Holmes. Of Hosston.
was visiting relatives and friends here
Sunday.
Deinoss 4 Sons are having 4
cement floor constructed IN their store
building this. week.
Howard Wheeler left Sunday
morning for Vivian, where he will visit
friends and relatives for week.
Miss Cecil Startling returned home
last Saturday from Bradley. Ark.
after visit Of severnl weeks with
relatives.
MIR. Clyde Harrison left Sunday
for Shreveport, where he now has em-
ployment with the Caddo Transfer
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Boggs, il, and
children, Of Shreveport, came up Sun
day to spend the day with Mrs. Boggs'
mother, Mrs. j. s. Gray.
Miss Mary Gilmer, who has been
visiting in Shreveport for several
weeks. will return here the last of this
week, after visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. r. Scripture have
secured light housekeeping rooms
from Mrs. Ada Startling and will move
in from the lakes one day this week.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mading and Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Mading and families.
were here Sunday visiting their rel
atives, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Swindle and
family.
Word has heen received from Mr..
Bruce Brock, who now has employment
with the Lubbock Constructing Com
pany, Lubhok, Texas. This city is
very near the Texas-New Mexico state
line.
Miss Audrey Montgomery, Of Ben
ton, came In Saturday evening to spend
several days as a guest Of Miss Alma
Heifner, who is here for week or
more with her sister, Mrs. Archie
Brown.
MIR and Mrs. James Rabb and
family, Messrs. ri. C. Wyche and W. G.
Meare&. in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodell, Of Dixie, left the first Of the
week for Teague Lake. near the Shiloh
community, where they will camp and
fish for several days.
mir. r. w. Rance. who formerly
had employment In Edgemont, Ark,
has returned to Plain Dealing. his
home. He was station agent at the
first mentioned town for the Missouri
& North Arkansas Railway Company,
which hns lately suspended business on
fits line Of 365 miles. Edgemont being
lilclnded. Mr.. Rance reports that. il
there had been more cooperation he
tween the railroad and the farming
interests (by the railroad having an
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
Real work.

Old Hilton had strong ideas on many
things, and never hesitated to voice
them. One day he was accosted by q
healthy looking individual. who begged
for a copper to buy food.
Hilton eyed the man sternly-
z why do ron waste your time beg
ging = be said colilly. " You ought to
be working.
The suppliant drew himself erect.
= Have you ever begged? : he de
lnanded, In return.
:. or course not !" snapped old Hilton
angrfly.
4 e Then you don't know what work
Ii! the begEar retorted. london TIT
Bits.
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
! LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

2
Mrs. J. b. Scripture spent last Sat
ur,iay In Shreveport with friends.
Mfr. John Gardner, Of Hosston, Is
,1,pst this week of his sister, Mrs.
]. e. Walker.
Mr.. Harmon Armour. of Houston,
rsxas was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a Harrison last week.
s Miss Jennie Brock. who has been
ridting in Shreveport and I'll Dorado,
! ~ for month, returned home
thursday of last week.
The several gins of this place are
hang oyerhauled this week, prepar-
atory to the cotton season, which
,.eins the 1st of September.
The Plain Dealing "Cat-a-nines. !"
defeated the Rossier City baseball team
here Monday by a final score Of to 2.
M fun nine innings were played
Misses Aline Kendrick and Carri-
- NAYS returned home last Saturday
aepIng from Benton, where they We're
/ ,rps4s Of Mrs. r. w. Egglest0n for
seFeral days.
Rev. III. ]. McGehee left Monday
.ss,rnoon for Clarksville. Tenn. where
his vife and son are visiting relatives.
~. NcGeliee will be gone for a month,
taking his vacation.
Nh. Ren Lee, a pumper for the
Z caffoa Belt Company. at Collinsburg. Is
s,en 10 take a vacation Of several
rseka and will visit the Haynesville
and III Dorado, Ark. oil fields.
MI. ]. ]. Flowers, who has recent
Il had employment with the Haynes
ville ycrs Office force. is now In
shreveport, where he is linotype Op-
erstor IN the Shreveport Times office.
Miss Margaret Scheffier. who has
! Nm visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Gray,
feturned Sunday to Shreveport, where
& - will spend the remainder OF her
vncafiOn In visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ms Curry.
Born. Friday of last week, to Mr..
III Nfs. David Beatty, of near here,
h Sne little son. who has been given
ihe nnme OF d. ", jr., so we are told.
N Beatty will be remembered as
8 NJ Susie Foster.
Mr.. viii Banks, Of Port Arthur,
The Bossier banner., 1921-08-04
MiIler's b lssff.

Dated: Tuesday, august I'd.
We are experiencing nome real snnl-
nler weather. The Thermometer yes
terslay at noon registered 01 degrees.
The Baptist protracted meeting viii
begin next saturday. the 9Th It will
lie conducted by Rev. Sheldon. OF
Spring Hill, and Rev. Beechley, Of
Texas. The public ~ cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. Mary Morgan was pleasant
guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs B.
Winhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griggs and family
and Miss Rul,ye Arnold left saturday
to visit Mr.. and MRS. Fred Allen, Of
Spring Hill, for some three or four
days.
Mr.. W. Arnold and family returned
home last Friday. after a lengthy stay
With Mr.. and Mrs. r Anderson, Of
Spring Hill.
Mrs. John English was 4 guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Billingsley Sunday
evening.
ME-. unu NTS. JOnu AEHthu uuW ur
guests Sunday evening Mr.. Dave VIII
son and family and Mr.. $. n Arnold
and family.
Mr.. Will Crouch and family. Of Lake
Point, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Crouch Thurstlay and Friday OF last
week.
Nj. J. T. Arnold Il Shreveport Wis.
itor to-day.