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The Little River news., 1921-03-26
BROUGH IMPROVING
Brough is Slowly Improving But is
 Still in Critical Condition.

Little Rock, March 24.-(Special)- -- The condition of Former Governor Brough tonigsts continued to show some improvement although after mid night his condition became so grave that it was feared he would not sur vive until today. Friends and rela- tives early tonight were visibly reliey- ed by the improvement he had shown but physicians warned that his condi- ition remained critical His brother, TX. M. Brough. of vicksburg, Miss, ar rived here today.
The Little River news., 1921-03-26
MAY DRILL IN PIKE
Murfreesboro c. of c. Probably Will
 Let Contract Soon.

Murfrees5oro, March 25-1t is pro- in near Murfreesboro within the next few weeks. The Murfreesboro Cham Der of Commerce is negotiating with a Tulsa drilling concern, and the con tract for the well may De s,gned next week. The location would be within five miles of this place Several other drilling projects are under considera- tion by local business men.
The Little River news., 1921-03-26
BIGGEST CUSTER IN
El Dorado Has Another Big Gusher to
 Come In.

Ell Dorado, March 23.-The biggest gusher in the Ell Dorado field, with a flow estimated at from 15,OO0 to 10000 barrels per day of high grade oil, excitement here to high pitch.
 The we'll is owned by the Love Bros. Petroleum company s.nc is known as the Rogers No. 1, an offset 70 the Pay ne Rogers well, in ,31,17-15. The well is conceded to be far better than the Payne-Rogers, heretofore the premier of the Union county gushers.
The Little River news., 1921-03-26
COUPLE IS MURDERED
Former Residents of Polk County Are
 Slain in Oklahoma.

Mena, March 22.-Sam Hall, for mer resident of Polk county, and his wife were murdered at their home near Corrine, Okla., Sunday night, ac- cording to a message received here yesterday by Charles Hall, a brother of the murdered man. He left at once for the Oklahoma town.
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The Little River news., 1921-03-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 NEWS AND NOTES
Chamber of Commerce Planning to Do Much Work in the Next Few
 Months.

The regular meeting of the Ashdown Chamber of Commerce is every Friday Board of Directors are urged to at tend, as the business of the Chamber should have the very best thought and the interest of each member. A full meeting of all members Of the Chamber is urged at the first meeting on Friday evening at the same hour in each month. The next full meeting will be held on Friday evening, April 1st. Come out and be with us.
 Agriculturist Coming.
 A letter from J.F. Newsome, agri- cuiturist of the Kansas City Southern Railway Company, states that he will be glad to meet with us in the early part of next month. MT. Newsome is an entertaining speaker, and an effort will be made to have him address the Chamber of Commerce on some Satur- day in the early part of April, and the farmers of Ashdown territory will be notified and urged to attend.
 Texas Man Interested.
 A letter has been received by the secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce from w. A. Simmons at Athens, Texas, stating that he was looking for location for machine shop. This is very badly needed in stitution for Ashdown, and an effort will be made by the Chamber to in- duce Mr. Simmons to locate here. There is no machine shop nearer than Texarkana and it is believed that our oil mill, compress, light and ice plant, handle factory, gins and oil wells, together with the work that would come here from surrounding towns, would make this an ideal location for this kind of an industry.
 A Rest Room Prooa1iy.
 A rest room for the women and children trading in Ashdown from the country would be an investment for the town that would pay big dividends. You have no idea how inconvenient 1t is for women and children from the country to come to town and after they have finished their shopping to have to stand around with absolutely no place to even sit down and rest They should be provided with comfortable place to rest, with good drinking water, and tables to spread their lunches on. Do the business people of Ashdown favor this? If so, now is the time to agitate it.
 Returns Full of Pep.
 George Briant, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, has just re- turned from Hot Strings and other Arkansas towns, and is full of en- thusiasm for a better Ashdown. Meet with him at the next meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and absorb some of his enthusiasm.
 Want Suggestions.
 The Chamber of Commerce wants every citizen of Ashdown to make sug- gestions to this body for an improve ment that you think would be for the good of the town. If you visit some other town and notice some improve ment that would be applicable to your town, just drop note to the secre- tary to come and explain it to him. There may be something in the way of beautifying the home that you notic ed in one section of town that is not known or appreciated in another sec tion. Advertise it!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-10
rae WEST VRGIAN FAIRMoNT. FRIDAY EVENING" JUNE TO- 1921

en vocational odticatiof applied.
lion for Vocational training tiied
I'll r Wilton 81 eheBte
eOneressnlpu WOOD yaFsss office
Reissue pension 1t the rate Of $72
q month for Reuben s. Donahue, Of
,Cottageville.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Bremen, Of this city, formerly Of
Elkins, w. Va, a son, the third
child and the second son born to
this couple. Mr.. Brennan Is a mem.
Der OF tho office staff OF Senator
Sutherland and a student at a
Georgetown law school. When he
Is graduated he expects to settle
again in West Virginia for the prac-
tice Of his chosen profession.
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Aeatn ! had to send al S. o. S.
for WILSON
Aiay be yon Ike olias III my PHO,
til ous said Georges as we
were about 70 90.
He padded inside and returned
with q photograph, taken Just be.
fore he left Paris.
Brannigan, who's worse at French
than 1. tried 10 figure out what Carp
had written on It.
Poor Kilbane, Convalescent. he
read. Gee whiz, Johnny, he thinks
you're sick!"
NO. no, said Wilson, "That means
For Kilbane, congratulations"
The whole crowd gathered to
wish US farewell. Georges stood at
the porch rail waving his hand uu.
I'll our car had vanished.
Copyright, 1891, by Newspaper
Enterprise.)
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DIZZINESS BEAT
CONTINUED from page twelve)

Carpenter doesn't speak much
English. He stumblos through a
few words and then switches to
French, shooting out words like
machine.gun bullets.
1t didn't handicap me, though.
Trainer Gus Wilson was on hand.
Hos official camp Interpreter.
Wilson handled Klaus and Parke
when they fought Georges In Eu.
rope. Then he started a business
in Paris. But Carp persuaded him
TO leave his business and come to
America as the challenger's trainer.
Mails, Msieu Keel-ban,' said
Descamps, you have 20 broad
shouldaire, &c height, but you have
re very small lalg."
Jus like Dempsie!" Georges
broke in. Then he added a torrent
OF French.
He wants to know. Wilson
explained, "how 1t comes that you
have SO few marks on your face,
having been In SO many bouts"
That's because I'm Il good rim.
ner," | said 10 Carp, "but you've
been fighting longer than and |
don't see many marks on your face,
either"
"Ah, maybe | max re run also,
mol" Georges laughed. "And,
dlable. m'sieu, keep heem away
Wit zese!" And he held up his
hands, knotted and gnarled.
"Ees Get Eat you so to France TO
make re how wit 20 Charley lie.
doux. re feddcrweight?" asked Des.
camps.
'I'm willing whenever can get
my tire business in shape to leave"
I answered.
Thon We began to talk about
fighting in business.
"Descamps and Carpenter arc
both in business in France" VIII
son said. "Descamps business Is
Bmall-S0O men. But Carpenter
employs 1000 in his aluminium fac.
tory"
factory that makes him so light on
his feet" cut In Brannigan and
laughed.
wat ess ze joker" asked
Georges.
Wilson explained, the French.
man laughed heartily.
Likes Business Better.
EnnrRes tnok nm thu rnnVeraa.
ton again.
Zee beezness." he said, Eat is
bettaire. zan 20 fighting. We fight
wen we train, we shut ourselves
up so. And Eat is tres difrtcile-
difficult, you say. But IL YOU are
boxing one time, you are boxaire
all ze time-in something else you
cannot get re satisfaction, re hap
piness."
The challenger became silent
when we began to talk about the
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED YOUNG MAN BOOK.
KEEPER AND OFFICE ASSIST
ANT In large retail store; should
have general knowledge OF book.
keeping and be able TO use type.
writer reasonably well. Unusual
opportunity for young man out OF
high school or now in business 70
enter prominent Institution. Ad.
dress in own handwriting Box y q,
The West Virginian office. Letters
will be confidential. 6.9-st.42A
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CLASH sPEClA Al. ADNERT Using
sPEclAL NOTICES.
I, o ,,II!I q, 81 R!lslloATloN

ORDER OF R0sr ionr,oN
STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA
AZ the JtIles kulcs. held In
the clerks office Ut thc eireu.i
court, IN ana Tor thO CONT, al
Marion, and STATE atoftsali jane
8, 1881, the'foll6sihf dfd6r raa on.
tered; sam Fseeitlp plaiptlif Vs..
Rosa Nallotta Sioto delcndanl
chancery,
SUMMONS
THE STATE 10 IN j VIRGINIA
To the Sheriff Marion counly
Greeting.
You arc hereby Commanded to
summon Rosa Nallottl accloio. To
appear before tho cifedii ro,ir, III
Marion couptyi al liIIe 10 he heidi
In tho Clerks office n aid cnnrl
on. the first Monday IA j1no i1ai
70 answer bill n ch6nenfs ak.
nloised agatast her in talH court
by Sam Faccipl6.
And have thGh there ,i Nfi,
Witness, l.; liflicE cicr< of
SAID court, II court hnaae III .ali
county, tho sithS das nl MAy f1ei
and 6sth year az tho stat6
:. L, A. eATHliR C.inrk
me return 81 seEElcc cndorto,l
by the flft'phshatis nf saitl sum.
mons y In wosas and figures FOL.
Tho within namati Rosa Vellol.
"a Facciulo Is not foantls III INV han
wick June 3. 1921;
ALTON $50 eARroNE
Deputy for III! charlton
Sheriff Of MaEith S,oansr
Wost yirginta,
-, OBJECT SoE SUIT
The offset OF tiS6 4 bnye 4, ,t,d
suit Is for the ptaihtitf t3 obt n Mn IN
from tho defendant d dtsdfce n
vinculi matrlnonii anndiIlns Inc
marriage heretofore csIsbrstdd bc.
tween the plaintiff and iafsndant
ana forever separating Ehon n.
husband and wife,
An affidavit having henn nade
and FILED that tho said Rosa vallot.
"a Facciolo, the defendant IA the
above styled suit, Ii d fionsresidSni
Of the State Of West Virginia. Il n
ordered that the said RSsa vaiA,I
Ia FAcctolo do appear withan H.
month from the first ptiSli tion \,
this order, IN the cleFls cfiiee
our said circuit cbuft, Il Rules
pc holden therefor; and Id whnt
necessary to protect her intcrcstN
It is ordered that d copy 81 IN
ordes be published and posted a.
required by, Law.
Given under my hand tiis I'm
day of June, 1as1, NY"
Z. "A. GATHER Clerk.
Curt E. Amos "
Counsel for Plaintiff
This order Is published for the
first time June 10, 1891 and 10 he
published once each week for four
l. A. GATHER Clerk
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COAL NINE FOR SALE OR IN.
misunderstanding coal nlino
in Fairmont district, w. Va. 70
acres coal. four feet thick, together
with surface for buildings, railroad
siding, tipple, dwelling, blacksmith
shop, stable, office and sunply
house, mine cars. livestock, steel
rails, ventilatlng fan and engine,
and other equipment. Address
Owner, P. o, Box Al, Philippl,. ".
va, 6.9.3t,3SA
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rhe5bill to create all associate
Judge IN the Southern district OF
west Virginia, will be called up IN
he House on the next unanimous
lonsent day, which is Monday,
NJ 20th, by Congressman Wells
iaykoontz, who reported It to
6House from the committee on
ne judiciary. Mr.. Goodykoontz
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FOR SALE - Refrigerator, scaleS,
counters, shelving aud all fixtures
Tor grocery store. Call 105 Maple
Ave. 6-9.3tS74
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WANT TO HEAR from owner hay.
ing farm for sale. slale cash
price anu full description. JOHN
=. BLACK, West virglnia ostreet,
Chippewa Falls, Wis. 6.9.sESsA
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FARMS FOR SAILS

s'AttAls. ruKe au.antAss o. Tue
lower PRICES, buy aow. Write for
Tree list OF bargains. ALLEN 4 AL
DRlDGE, Newton Falls, o. Box ia.
2-2l-52t-10O5l
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ENGLISH BULL pup WANTED
Must be thorough bred. VIII pay
reasonable price. Address ]. X.
West Nirginian., 6-s-Bt.25A
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FOR PENr

FOR RENT-Storage Tor all kinds
OF business on X. r. gliding and
with elevator service. II we do not
have the kind OF space you need
we will build same on reasonable
time leases. MARION ICE COM.
PANY, Ray D. Harden, Mgr, Fifth
ST. and Virginia Ave. s.2S.26t- 1O952
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AoENte WANTED

AGENTS selling Forkola house to
house. Make $4,000 to $500
weekly. Write BACoRN CO., vi.
mira. n Y. 52Olt-5271t--6 It
8 10 It's IA 1t-6 "a 1t-10S91
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RETIRED RAEcHMAN, so, worth
$4,000 wants wife. Y-Box IS,
League, Toledo, Ohio. 6-1O-2t-44A
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FOR sALE-steel coal range. Ab
lly l27 Reeves Ave. 6-lO.5t.4SA
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WEALTHY WIDOW, rs, wants 10
marry, H.Box 1872, League, Co.
lumbus, Ohio. 6-10.2t-47A
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PERSONAL

PERsoNAL-cut this out for luck
your future toretold; send dime,
age, Girthdatc, for trial. readiIis,
MADAME zoDELLA, BOX 1888, 10
qado, Ohio. 6.e.St-SsA
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Four-room furnished apartment.
Phone 2S7-M. 3Us East Park Ave,
8 S-3t-26A
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2 NICELY FURNISHED light
housekeeping rooms. jVV Benonl
Ave. s.S.St2fA
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FOR SALT

FOR sAlE-Pool Room and confec.
tlonery. Good business. Reason for
selling, III health, Address Box S9A
West Nirginian. 6-O-St-SsA
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FOR RENT-slecping rooms with
or without housekeeping priv.
i.eGes. Apply 3O4 quincy street.
6'1O.Yt-4SA
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ROOMS FOR RENT, I'll chicago
81. 6:9-3t-4VA
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LADY, 80, wealthy, wants husband.
BBox 1134, League, Detroit, Mich.
6.1O.2t-45A
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coming bout But he showed inter,
est Wien remarked that i found
pempHe u tipstop snap ii Allan.
~ City aud that the champ would
enter the Jersey ring IN better
shape than when he fought willard
Wilson referred TO Georges
knockout Of Joe Beckett, the Brit
ISL champion, IN one round.
Georges on Beckett.
Beckett was a strong, burly Eel,
low" said Gus. "Why, he was
stronger than Georges and Demp
Eey put together.
"Mais, oui," said Georges, "but
he had not &c ceryelle-ze head
and w:zout 20 head, re strength is
pas bon
"But 1t must have taken some
punch to knock him out" l re-
marked.
Georges smiled modestly. "a
leetle," he said.
But glanclng over the challen-
gers stocky frame and muscular
shoulders, realized that a world
Of punching power was stored
Great place for you to train
here, Georges" said.
"oni, magniftQue," Carp answer
ed Hero are 20 flowers, ze trees
wit zem can train JUS like In i
belle France.
Mails, We have to shut us in wi
ze barb wire. Ze beeg beeg crowds
II am not used TO gem. | like 10
let zem cen but eet ces not possi,
ble." And off he trailed In French
again. Wilson came 10 rescue.
HE says he's In this country 10
work and not to show himself OFF"
Gus explained, land that he has 10
be alone"
S, 0. S. Call Needed.
Then Wilson went inside to talk
to Marcot, the combination chef
and sparrIng partner.
How many acres do you have
here?" | asked Descampe,
"Feefteen. hundred dollaires," ht
said. EJECT eez much-out eet ecs
SO wandaireful we are glad to pay,
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LOST
HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE GEORGE H. BRoHST, Realtor,
Professional Bldg. 10 buy or
sen. 6.lO.sst.lOsls
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ONE SLEEPING ROOM, 5000 per
week. 4V6 Quincy st.
s-0-st-s5A
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S. Q. S. Call Nodded.
I Sell Fairr1aont

I Sell FalrTmOElt
Ale RAYMOND STREET a fine home, large lot running
from street TO street: Price only $4.5OO
10 ACRE Home Reservation paved road. miles out
So O00
ACRE tract on good road mile cast of the CITY, $1,000
NEAR END OF NEW BRIDGE, on Bridge Street, No sos.
6room modern home, only $500.
553 PIERPoNT Avenue large lot lU rooms, bath and
lar. Price SIS 500
S5x15O EDGEMoNT, $1,000.
WABASH STREET. 50x145, $1,000.
STORE BUILDING AND -FOUR ROOMS OVER III. for sale
trade.
SIX ROOMS bath large lot full cellar, garage. Spring
street, $500.
walk Of the great Pleasant Valley Industrial plan, good
room. yankee frame house. tlno water, pipe into
house, small payments cash aud $luU every three
months.
SMALL FARM highly improved, modern s room house on
road to be pSea this year about 8 miles from Fair
mont, we might trade tor good Farmont home.
FINE LOT FOR BUSINESS neur North Fairnont Station
on remarkably easy terms.
FIVE ACREsAn Grafton road. mile paved street.
payments.
lis ACRE FARM-15 minutes walk from Heen's Run
street car-owner Will trade for city property.
BUNGALoW-Goud home near line anG factories on
East Side owner desires quick SAFE negotiations
tldentlal.
ROOM YANKEE FRAME-And 5 lots, nil in garden near
Brass plant, $2,25U.
BARRACkvILLE6 rooms cellar large lot fine finish and
well arranged. $500.
l2Oxl5U NEW HOUSE, rooms Barrackvlle. Price $4,000
~ ACRE FARM SMALL HOUSE-15U fruit trees, spring
mile from car line
LOOK AT 1V45 VIRGINIA AVENUE .rooms and bath;
then come IN and talk terms little cash and $50 per
month.
STORE RIIGID1Sc Am LIVING pooMc Etna b,.,no,.
ocaIjon Val trade for house md ot ~ -, y
cTs+ Svnnne or Sto,o sroo, n,iaSas go ,a sas
vestiSafo ' " ~ ' S ~ s' 'st"40' ~
-, .'"'' 49,, L.. -
eV1 slaIE sItthE4-4 rooms ana oath S3VV cash and
oy me MONTH
SPEEDWAY COTTAGES rooms large lot, line
zee VIRGINIA AVENUE-A nloderujhome rooms lot 50x
l2v feet and garage only Sc 900
SUMMER RESORT-Coax, tlne modern cottage gas wa
'er hardwood floors right M INC station ana river
Quick possesslon - "
FLORIDA AVENUES rooms modern cottage for ouck
sale one block from East PARK school
. LARGE LOTS AND ROOMs--Near state street ON EASY
s: !; :.::;: e q. he ",. s's:
q he sssst best
SMALL CASH PAYMENT Near Locust avenue. and terms
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FOR RENT-Two very pleasant
furnished rooms for light house.
keeping. Phone $751;. B.v-St.5SA
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WHOEVER, IA, with $4,000, would
marry. Q.Box S25, Club, Fort
Wayne, Ind. 6-1O-2t.45A
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WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-4, S or s
room house al. once. Address
Box 1896 West virginian.
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Switzerland is composed Of 22
stats or cantons.
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WAS q ON ME VS.
GOSSIP z=sHzz5zs s5S5 ): s1!Ezj

has personally solicited the help
OF his five Republican colleagues to
help him pass the bill, and they
have accepted and are at work
lobbying for It. II there is no OBJ.
lection, the bill will be before the
House, and once In that position,
those steering 1t, say its passage 10
assured. 1t was passed by the Sen.
ate y month ago. The only obsta
Gle 1t might encounter on the goth
Is an Il object" In that case 1t
goes back on the calendar and goes
over until some future unanimous
consent day.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

IL RENT = Fuprnlshed rooms .
close in. 2OS Merchant ST., oVcr
-ew Post Office. G-s-St-SlA
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-10-27

AZ YEARS AGO

OCTOBER "a, 1879

WI ODCh a, 10 10
At a Republican caucus held
Thursday afternoon the following
were elected delegates to the COM
missioner district convention and in
structed for A. G. Jacques for COM
missioner at the convention on Sat
urday: A. Barto, M. Sprague, S. M.
Bruce, L. L. West, S. A. Irish, Chas.
F. Hendry and j. C. Parker.
A corps of engineers arrived in
Sank Centre Thursday morning for
the purpose of commencing the sur
vey of the proposed new line of the
st. Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba
road to Morris.
A distressing accident occurred at
the depot Saturday last, which result
ted in the death of very handsome
and valuable horse, the property of
Andrew j. Smith. His driver, Mr..
Hirte, was at the depot for goods.
with team hitched to wagon with
a loose platform, and barrel of ker-
osene was rolled so far forward that
the platform tilted, dropping the
barrel upon the horse, severing the
tendons at the gambrel, completely
running the animal, which was subse.
The horse was recently purchased by
Mr.. Smith and was handsome black
we'll trained and valuable.
The project of connecting the Big
Stone country with the Northern Pa.
cific road at Little Falls, via Morris
Glenwood and Sank Centre by the
construction of the Little Falls and
Dakota railroad, is familiar to all the
readers of the Herald. The interest
in this road all along the line is such
as to warrant the belief that every
dollar of bonus required will be
cheerfully given.
OCTOBER 81, 1879.
The Sank Valley is now enjoying
it's fourth Indian summer, for the
season of 1879. A lively hail storm
passed over this vicinity Monday. Hail
stones fell several of which would
weigh as much as a hens egg. 1t
tried to snow Tuesday morning at
least everybody thought it was trying
to, but it didn't succeed, not even a
fake descending and before noon,, it
The timers are hard at work on
the roof of Henry Kellers tanning
mill, and will have the entire build
ing under cover the present week. In
order to rush it through, Mr.. Keller
telegraphed on Monday for three adj
ditional timers. The doors and win
dows will be in place in a few days,
and the machinery will be added with
out delay. It is now expected that the
factory will be in full operation by
Dec. 1st.
Jens Trovelstrup Of Grow Lake,
brought into town the other day, a
cabbage head which weighed 80 lbs.
and measured 40 inches in circumfer-
ence. Grow Lake isn't much of a
place for cabbage heads either.
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per county, closely followed by st.
Louis County, which has formed 13
Legion Auxiliary units. Only six
Minnesota counties have failed to
form single auxiliary unit. They
are: Mahnomen, Pine, Marshall,
Benton, Aitkin and Crow Wing.
Iowa and Minnesota are the leaders
in the coming Legion Auxiliary Ma
tional Convention in Kansas City. 10.
wa leads every state, with 15 votes,
followed by Minnesota with 13 votes,
Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Mas
.sachusetts are other leading states
Voting strength is based on paid-ur
membership. In the last year, Mime
sofa has doubled the number of its
Legion Auxiliary Units and paid-up
Legion Auxiliary members.