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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27

merber I'M Nnltelling sur 8eaItpor-
tilng norgelegt miro. Gie fiinfnu6-
iieb5Ig 5raaen boben al9emejn auf-
ieben crregt man Iinoet lie 5u idJpie-
rig oocr 5u gcindt, nm nid)t 5n ia.
gen 3lt einfdltiQ, mo Is iou iomeit
nod fcinem Ganoiooten m0glid) ge-
mcien iein, mcbr ais ell 9rittcl obmc
3rbilienobmc pom Hilhern 3l beont
lpurtclI.
Sin @iBbolo iinoct Goiion9 Sra
gen iiir mirflid uid)t 10 ihlimm; er
hat eiucn Gbcil ocriclben glatt mo
Obnc ieoen Apporot ipie iol9t erie
Digit:
8cnnen Sic mir Die @rcn5en bon
Sranfreih2 - Ernnfrcih iii begren5t
Don Had)iud]t @roBcnpabn, 2unnI,
heit mo &lop0 0corgc.
Mcld) ameritntiid)e Stnot lit 0llrh
ibre Moidmoidlincn beriIbnt 9etpor=
0cn -Gbinatomu.
aonnen Gle cin DtuIriiuitrument
ipicleu? - &ouobl, Den Ehollugra-
pbcn.
&&o iinOet man hlti}erbalb Nti-
itroliens nod &dnaurubs ? - ISn oelt
5oploqiidIen 8drten.
Wober fommlt Der meiltc &affee?
- &pn ben &oifecplattagen mo pom
Grocer.
@cr bat oic 2oaoritbmcn crfum-
ocu? - Gin McnidL Der nicmals
iunQ mar lni0 0esbalb Die &ugcno
boBt.
@cld)e lit Die gr0Btc bisbcr crreidte
Siefc oes S5eota? - Ser Ntecres-
boocn.
@cldcr Staat bat bic Qr0Btcn &ll.
picrminen? Ser @uggcnbcim-
Gitntc.
@hif meIdcm Grin5ip berubt oos
Sclcpbon? - Nuf Dem Yrin5ip Der
IiaIiheu &crbin0ung.
Wic gepinnt man Sdellud? -
Wton nimntt ciucn Sdcliiih unb
@ololnd, nirit bei0c& in ciuet Iopi
oom perbinoet itdl ooa @oIo mo Der
Slid SIT eiuem @ol0fiiN uno Der
SdeIlod bleibt iibrig.
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bciten2 - Sin 9ltNebcnoeS, oos
mon obne 2opitol mo obnC
&enntniiic onfonQcn fam.
@nbcr friegcn mir Die Eeonlts
- Bonn Stalieuer mo oel Gcault-
Eolititern.
@oS lit ser llntcrit)ieo 5piid)cll
@ortfoble mo @cidlfobIe? - 6ilni
Collars bic Come.
Wie miro SeniterQlos genlod)t? -
Surd)Iiftig unO 5erbredIid.
6riiber bat fid) 6r. Ghiion INNER
bciuunoernSmertb fur3 mlo bitll0iQ
altSgeoriift, iebt miro or imricr
brcitIplriQCr uro neitIhmciiigcr, uno
bel Dem pieIcn 8cidipGb fountc ibul
lcift feline game @crilbTrtbcit Der
lprcr dehen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
SodSeitsslOden.

Sn Der Ct. 3oiepba Sotbeorale
traute OH 1icrstaQ Mor0cn @iorrer
8etcr 8ope 6rl. Nargaret9
Rutb ,Sottcr uon Nrn. uno 6rall
8iuiom 1Smboif, uno Nrl. Go
1unro @irour, Snbn pon @rn.
uilo 7Sroll @llcisn @irorr BON Der
Roroicite. Nad) cinent i'm @auie Der
GItcrn Der @rnut ierpirtcu @of5eits-
mablc trot oa@ hinge ghcpoar cine
@ofScitsreiic tind) Dem Oitcn an.
Rad Der Riltfchr merocu Die iit1tgcil
Qeutc iit i'll 72G Siio !. StraBe bd!tS-
lid cinridltpn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Gein &prmadtn bier!

ltnebrlihe Mctbooen mogen Ell.
ncn &lin0cn gcpinnen, aber lie rer.
oen i'm nift orf Die 9auer bolten.
@ir bcbaltcn unicrc aunoen, in.
Dem mir lie 5uFrieoeniteaeu. 8ir
bobcu einen idoncn Gorratb bon
6enitern, Sbiircu, SeniterIoben, in.
neren Sorthol3-arbeitcn, 6uBb0oen.
2ooen., ganf-. Gontor., 8irtb.
i6aitseinrid)tun9en uitp. Spreheu
Sic Dor uno iibcr5cugen Sic iid).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27

aricger gebalten mltrocn. IS iino
Gorhercitun9en getroiiell, monadl Die
idmmtlidleli militdriiden Crgnniio-
tioncn mo Die Sdiiler nler oifentli-
dlen un0 8ameinocidulen I'M 6eit3us
&c m~orid)ire. lper0en. Die ioIQcnoc
Formation oeS 6eit5uges lit ieitge-
fest:
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+, &atterie 3. 1870 =. u.
,. Nfriif.
,. @rano 9lrmp OF the 9fcpublic.
4. Spaniid]c Griegsuctcranen.
). american 2egion.
6. Ocifentlidle Sdulen.
:. SettiOn, Charles VI. MAIDS, Mar-
idDall.
/. @onuan'a 3eliei Corps.
,. Mcainlep Relicf Gorp@.
3. 0ttiif.
4. Sooie5' Aurilinrp Scr ipaniid)cn
Striegsoeteranen.
:. Serbice Stor 2egion'
i. Saoles' Nurtltdrp ~ the Soll2
ot &eterun3.
Z. SronfenpfIeQerinncn.
s. Nornnal Sdule.
8. Geutidl- llltberiifc Sdntlc.
3. Seftion, Charles @ei9el, Waridua.
T.. 9toroen 9ano.
,. Sobn Stint &oIt.
3. Sanitdt5 Gbtbeilutg, 120
i. u.
1. Nboronung ser 9mcricon &c.
gion.
.. ct. 3oiepb$ 5duIe.
6. Ct. Warps Shltle.
:. ct. Games Sd)rtIe.
s. ct. &obns Sfulc.
9. @ohmiif,c Sfulc.
10. Eolniihc Sfule.
#. Greiioltigfcit5 Sdulc.
-. @aiienbou3 Sd)ltlc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Gragen nnb antwOrten.

lonas e. G0iion,
Der nit 8ed)t
itoi5 oarauf lit,
obue ieoe Sd)nl-
biloung erfolg.
reid g~elpeien 3tl
icit,, bat cinen
6ragcbogcn aus
%genrbeitet, Der
ieoeuI afaocmiidI
g~ebilocten BE.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Der Grdberidmiifnngstag.

oHta9 miro oa5
YublTfirrit 8ele
genbcit baben
eincn Der 9roB
ten llnBuqe 81
iebcn, Die bier lett
einfmbrung oe5
id)0uen 0eoenf
taaeS 3u @breu
DER gefallencn
mo %QeitOrbclten
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27

Die 0arooe miro beim @erid)t2Qc-
bdlloe I'M cttpa 10 llbr &orntittag9
be4in1en mo iid an ser Stote Stra-
be eutlong nod SEN perificoenen
sSricObofen Der Stoot bcmeacn. Mn
oen 3iclet nnaeIon9t, mcrocn oie Dor
her eutiporicnen Grogromnrc altaac=
fiibrt uno Die aricqergrGber Don oen
Shulfinoern nit 8lltncu gciNnuiift
mcr0Cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Sersuhsunss=B egweiier.

Rirsli. - Seben gahmitta9 nno abeno
@auoeIbiIoer.
EQaieFtie. - 3coen Hahmitta8 uno aoeno
8auoeIbiloer. ..
GaFnS. H,eoen 3afmitta8 mo a6eno
RanSelbiIoer.
geipiera. 9ebeu Tadpmittag unO aoeno
8~nnSelbiloer. =.
etranS. - Seocn 9aduittog nno aoeno
8anoelbii0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27

gamer; Sat- ihou aeb0rt, Cd.
icnuirt Der Shul5e nil iir oie.
@cueinSefuusIei cine ShreiBmo-
idjne onidoiieRl
@trt: Sos aibt's nct, 0d
f0nnt' a icocr Ieidt ocn Sdul5c
ipieleri, Der icI nlir icIber or.
ocntIid idreiben Iernen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
Mubnblnmcn Sag. NorQelt lucr

Ipbnblnmcn Sag. Norgeu lucr.
oen in oct Strobcn Ser Start 9ln
iungen Oanen MobrbImltn ben Nal
lontcu fci!gcbotcn perocu. Ger Oltrdl
Dcu Tcrtullf erjieIte 8ctrag 'oI
bailptjdhlid) sur llntcrinitun8 pom
Soloatcn ojcuen, bic infoIqe 0es
gSclttriegca mHter nod III Spitdlern
5ubringen miliicn o0cr arbcitaumidbig
1in0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
air9lides.
R.formirte ct. Spbannes . 8emeiube,
Gdc 4. HHh 9lartet Strafe,
Saitor, =. Stgdmeier.

Sonntng3id)uIe INN 9:15 uhr.
@otteSoicnit nm 1890 lbr.
Seinfer uno 5reunoe iin0 ung I'M.
mer ber5lid niutommen.
- Gie Sdnpei5 dis StieOSrid)ter
5plldlen Sene5ucla uno Golompia -
hot1cntlidl miro oieier Shmeiser
Is Oen 9etbeiligteu feline Be
ifrueroen ue~rltriafali
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27
giiemblp itimmte trofcu. Wit 46

0ApllNbtIt ltullNH WI toNlAEtAbIup'S
1in0.
Inembln itimmte trpfcn. V9it 46
qcgcn 80 StimmCn perpari Die vi
leu1blp in 0tobiion ON 0omter5tng
Die &eiollttion @tcriot9, lucld)c cine
9cnfihriit al Den GongrcB poriob
or io1e oo@ Gouiteao 8eicb oobin
nbanoern, oab Ncritellltug mo Der
foiti letfter 4ciuc un0 Nierc erlnubt
ipcroe. Cine Gcbattc m1roe bon Ero-
dencn %perbinocrt.
Saacslift , Griparnif 3cit be.
qitnt ON 1. Slu1i. NiirgcrneiitPr
@eutlep untcr5cldnatc an Monto3
Ole uom Staotrotb angenommcuc
Norlnae, ponod) Die glmtaicit III Ga
Groiie bonn +. lPai bis 5ltnt I. Ctto-
Der ann cine Stuu0e uor}urjiten lit,
Cine pom 5tootpbcrboupt Qleid1 our.
nuf crIoiigne Proclamation uiud)t
Die @iirNcr bIeroui ouimertiam mo
lpcilt Die StaotbGumtcn an, Die BE.
ltinlmln4cn Der %orln0e ulta}ufilbrcn.
0ie lto0tilhcn NnQeltcllteu nu0 Nr-
better mgr0cn oonot ibrc Gblica2n-
heiten cine StuuOc irijber b%Cginurn.
Oh Die 0itrQcr int NuQemeiucn iii.
rem Wcilpicl ioIQeu mCrOcn, blcjbt
nb5umorten. IN ncm HcicreuNum
iiber 0ieic T;oQc mltr0e fem lrobcS
TSnterciie ac5eiQt mo ou4ielbe NIT mn
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y. Sled. mar puu uIlcu Ncr;teu in
6ieicr ltmQeQcuo b9bonoelt luorocu" .
idreibt Ncrr emanuel SrjB pon gut.
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bclfrn tonucu Sic mar 10 %rheumotjld'
oaB tic mc0er 8cheu not) jtebtu toun.
te. Ste 9ebr0udIe 6anu Gorui MI
pentrGuier mo lit lcbt leiuuo." Ejc.
ie altbetpnbrte NrduttrnG0i3Iu bilit
Den gtieren mo Der &thcr bel Der
H%uaideioung uno gnticrmunl icucr
qiftigen S~ubitonjtu. meldc Die lopc
nanntcn rheumatlid)en 2ti0cn Der
horruicu. 3orni'@ Alpenfrdutcr lit
feline Apothetermeoi5iu iou0ern miro
BON %beiuu0ercu 9ofoluQeuieu Qcljc,
fcrt, Die crun1ut lirlo uon 0eu Ncr
i~telern Or, Geter Sohruep & Cons
80, 250f Nnihinqton @luo., Ghlta
M GIL - aln,rifer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-27

6riiber bat iid) Sr. Goiion INNER
bciuunoernsmertb flrr3 uno biin0ia
oltSgeoriift, iett miro or inr,cr
brcitIpuriQcr uno meitIhmciiigcr, un6
bel Dem pielcn 8cidipGb fonittc ibm
lciht ieinc gonSc @criibuitbeit Der
lorclt Qeben!
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
THE ROLL OF DISHON NOR


 
  honor civilians loyalty  of lives
  or called like
  shrkd sought  sink quietly their perhaps
  The their fellows the better unnoticed  appear will fill the will
 
  and should
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
ROAD COMMISSION ENGINEER
 MAKES RECORD JOURNEY

Ma jor John C. Gotwals. engiueer- ing officer for the Alaska Road Com mission arrived ill Valdez on July 21, having visited number of points in the interior of Alasl'a Major Got walls passed thru Skagway on June IT, going to Whitehorse. then down the Yukon to Eagle arriving at that place on the Fist.
 The trip from Eagle to Valdez a distance Of 4S0 miles by the route travelled, was made in fourteen days.
 The Major said on his arrival in Valdez that the mining outlook in rhe camps which he had visited was very promising.
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
ETTIN BY EASY

n the States old countries
  highest European Washington In general well known that with much living did the United That apparent and study price needed the But study reveals details of
   ditions produced by the those of
  the least of which that America despite the eavness of
  eaer he oo "oio nat 'he hVlhe burden difficult with the decline of the instances trining.
 In naturally
  stood seventy five ne cent ahv th he M 1eve, of 1a1 pi in E
 
 in the month 324 275 
 
 
 
  o fromth O thus  the same time in many countries of the old world prices still three and times high before in addition there stricken abeyance.
 o conditions in Great Britain which they based food rent clothing fuel and light weighted in family The  than 1914 in England while living comparing figures March this with the s1S had in cost that probably  of those of all he of Europe. prices angle 
 
 
  life and s of the most hopeful signs the the old world as well as the new
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
SUTHERLAND DENIES ANY SECRET AGREEMENT
 HAzELET-M'BR|DE

1 have refused to endorse candidates
 unless they are acceptable to the delegate.
 There was an excellent field of candidates from which to select good efficient men. The national commit teeman saw fit to make his selections for reasons of political expediency The delegate declined to rubber stamp some o! his selections There was no pretense of selection of these minor officials by organized action MT. Mcbride makes his selections at his will from among his close friends and associates at Juneau The re- such power in his hands. nor do they expect the delegate to support him in that method of selection. Lhave joined him in endorsement of men who were not my selection. but I de cline to follow his lead in some cases.
 Regarding the candidacy of Mir. Hazelet. I have only to say that long before the appointment of Governor Bone. Mrl Mcbride and l were noti- fled by Secretary Fall that neither Mir. Hazelet nor Judge Wickersham would he appointed, and we were urged to settle upon some other Al askan candidate to whom there would be no objection by the people of the Territory. NIr. Mcbride did not see fit to act in the matter. but still insisted upon the appointment Of Mr. Hazelet and the result was the appointment of an outsider.
 It might he well for all parties to Alaskan political strife to remember that the secretary of the interior selects the governor of Alaska and when he asked for candidate other than Judge Wickersham and Mir HaZelet he meant just what he said. Before the Cordova club I stated emphatically that the principal issue of the campaign was the enforcement of law and that meant that with a
 change of administration new and better officials would he placed in | office. It is my purpose to see that such are selected. This administra-
 tion cannot afford to appoint men to office who will acquiesce in con- tnuation of present conditions in he Territory. and. furthermore. the delegate and not the organization will be held responsible for the ap- pointment Of incompetent officials In the matter of these appoint ments I am not confining myself to individuals as there are many excel lent applicants for federal positions I do not intend to endorse incom- petents just because the organization does so. nor will stand for the sys- tenn of barter that has been adopted by Mr. Mcbride since his arrival in Washington
 Sincerely yours.
 DAN SUTHERLAND.
 Delegate from Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
N O TICE

The following regulations pertain ing to Night Letters and Night Mes sages over the Signal Corps lines are published for the information nf local patrons who are not familiar with such:
 (a) Night Letters and Night Mes sages are accepted up to closing hours for delivery on morning of following day after 9 o'clock.
 (b) Night Letters and Night Mes sages may at the option of the Signal Corps be mailed at destination to the addressee and the Signal Corps shall be deemed to have discharged it's obligations in such cases with respect to delivery by mailing such Night Letters or Night Messages at desti- nation.
 (c) During interruptions in line or cable. all Night Letters or Night Messages will not be moved until all straight Day Messages have been transmitted.
 (d) Night Messages and Night Letters received the day filed cannot be delivered until the ensuing day. except when addressee notifies Signal Corps office of willingness to pay full day rate. z
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
WHAT BEC iNE OF
THE REINDEEI;

The untimely fate which befell the two handsome reindeer sent from | Nome on the schooner Olga to an Outside moving picture firm last fall | is known here to some extent through the press reports regarding the ex- periences of the Olga. The full tale, however, is known 10 but few and for this reason we reprint the following Los Angeles dispatch of July Is to the Chicago Herald, which sets forth the fate of the deer in graphic and somewhat amusing fashion. David Hartford has made a picture of Alaska-and there's not a rein deer in it. 'The Golden Snare. v shortly to he seen at the Cinema Theatre and released by Associated First National Producers, tried hard enough to get 'he beasts-but fate was against it.
 trouble might be told in series of telegrams which passed between Hartford and persons of the North west.
 It would go something like this:
 Hartford to Batchelder, Miners and Merchants Bank. Nome:
 Send two reindeer and several malmutes for use Golden Snare. now in production
 Bachelder to Hartford:
 "One bull. one female reindeer broken to drive for s2.900. Can ship on Victoria last regular boat out Of Nome "
 Batchelder to Hartford:
 Reindeer snow-bound - missed steamer by five hours-m malmutes on board y
 Hartford to Batchelder:
 Send reindeer on any kind of boat Must have them ''
 Batche1der to Hartford:
 Reindeer shipped on power steamer Olga
 Batchelder to Hartford:
 "Last word from Olga. Dutch liar bor. Leaking badly. No word since. May have met with disas- ter .
 Captain of Olga to Hartford
 "Olga arrived at Cordova in dis abled condition. No reindeer on board; have two polar bears ''
 Hartford to captain of Olga:
 "Wira disposition of reindeer. Arc they swimming to Seattle?"
 Captain to Hartford
 Sorry, Ran out of food and ate both reindeer
 Hartford :o captain:
 Did you eat the horns. too? if not, send them "
 The horns were sent. after the Die ture was all finished But AIi- Hartford presented them to Ruth Renick, star of the Golden Snare.
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10

Well. John.' said the minister. meeting one of his parishoners. and how are you and the missus getting along?"
 'Oh, happily enough, sir" was the reply.
 Pm glad to hear that, John You know there were rumors of rows er-''
 Rows" said John "Oh. sir. there's plenty of rows. Whenever she sees me she catches the first thing at hand-a dish or anything-and happy; if she don't. am Oh we're getting on fine
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
OH, BUT THAT BITE:

"The snake charmer is dying She was bitten by one of the snakes
 What? Dying from bite by one of those harmless things
 "Oh. it isn't from the bite; but she took some whiskey for it v
 Dying from drinking whiskey Yes. sir. it's some she made -
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10
DON'T STOP

When someone stops advertising, someone stops buying. When someone stops buying,
 someone stops selling. When someone stops selling.
 someone stops making. When someone stops making,
 someone stops earning. When some stops earning.
 everybody stops buying.
 KEEP GOING NOW for the Nome Mugs
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10

and she is using them to adorn the portals of her residence and is very proud of them.
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10

In the absence of one of the lady teachers the Sunday school superin- tendent taught class of girls
 Little Maud came home from school with a worried look on her face.
 What did your teacher tell you today?" asked her mother
 ''Oh. we had no teacher replied Maud. wearily; just man."
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10

Mrs. Jones was entertaining some of her sons little friends 10 birth day party.
 Willie" she said, addressing a siX-year-old who had been served with plate of cold beef, are you sure that you can cut your own meat?"
 'Yes, thanks, replied Willie. I've often had il as tough as this at home"
The Nome nugget., 1921-09-10

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22

Miss Augie spent Thursday at the
Edgar LOchart home
Ray Hunter OF Evanston spent n
few days with home folks the FIRST
of the week,
Miss Mary Durdan, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Peter Durdan, who reside
southeast Of the village, became the
bride of Milton Inks Of BrookcId at
$50 a. m Wednesday, Jan. 10, at St,
Stephens parsonage in Sreator
Rev Father BiskupsH OBLIGATED, The
bride was pretuly eowned in a suit
of blue silyertone trimmed in gray
fur with hat and shoes TO match, The
bride carried "a bouquet Of pink and
white carnations They were unat.
tended, After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Inks went to the home Of the
brides parents, whore a sumptuuus
wedding breakfast was served to
twenty guests, who were the rela.
lives and close friends of the con.
tracing parties Mr. Inks and his
bride viii 30 10 Bhndus Mich, TO re.
side, whore they Will be at home to
their friends after Feb I. The best
Of good wishes go with them for sue.
cess and long and happy voyage in
this life.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22

of St Andrews church at her home
west Of town Wednesday.
Leslie Bowers visited with relatives
in this vicinity the first Of the week. .
Mr. ana Mrs. Albert OFT and little
daughter Nnmian lclt Monday for
their new home near Warsaw Ind
They were guests of Mrs Ot's aunt
Mrs ida Emcr Of Marseillcs. en- route
to Warsaw
The mi iouary society Of the Pres
bytcnm church mot Tuesday after
non at the home of Mrs A. X. Lehr
on Sylvan avenue.
There was splendid attendance
and the meeting was thoroughly en-.
ioyed by all.
Mrs John IIo.h and sister, Mrs.
Walter Ban Of Ohio visited with
Sroaror relatives this week
Wood Au.rdm was among those 10
had his annual bulohcriue this past
week.
Leslie RobD Is reported as gaining
a It0ue each day which is good news
to bis friends
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22
GRAND RIDGE.

Tho fo1Iovioo nine men assembled
at ,ha homo of Mrs " p Rinkor on
Monday and ala The animal butcher
inr for her. Thay we're VIM Reese.
r5rl V,I,.v Sam Redman / " Wa.
1,ov TayIor Ed Lotz ! / Lohr. Har-
,f.,, Wal.a, and l. e Rfnl,or Mrs
raI,r ami Miss Grace Holsters
...i..,od in ,na house II goes with.
nnt .,yirg that thi, kindness is GREAT.
IL opnrariatrd nv the family
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M'9 ,'i,','' ,,l,'.on - q"I.' t'' 49, a."
'".7 Ni'''I'7 wiz" '''' O'''''" W ''''
E''pP''
Wilbur Grimes Of Pontiac was re-
cent business caller in the village
Mr. and Mrs. John LhsleS and chIt
dron Of Utica spent Wednesday at me
home Of Mn Isles mother Mrs. }.
Rowe
TIN" Good VIII club met on Thurs.
day with Mrs Chas, Currie with the
majority of the members present, to-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22
PAGE ThRen
Notice, Odd Fellows.

You viii meet al your hall at l,30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the
purpose Of attending the military tu-
neral Of the late Private John Fitzger-
aid.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22

For members Of the philanthropic De-
pWDmont viii be held Wednesday
with Mrs Joseph PClNer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22

r. j. Klein. the Tailor,
win be pleased to see you at his new
location, 22G Madison street. ii,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22
Tuesday study Circle

VIII meet Tuesday at the McDougall
residence
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-22
Dance for Charity

Wednesday, January Goth,
At the ArmOry.
Benefit Of European Relief.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

man cuu.! SuilCr. Ihcn some one
advised me to take Lydia L. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound. and |
tool; il until | was cured and saved
from the operation. have told NO
men al your wonderful medicine
times without number, and am will
ing that YOU should use these facts
and ms name il YOU Ike. also used
your Compound during the Change.
and can 30 all my own work but
the heavy part. and can walk miles
every day a nelp nv husband in the
Office. - Mrs. J II MEYER. il2 South
Orange St. Orange. California.
a great many women who suffered
like this nave been restored ~ health
by Lydia I. Pinkham' Vegetable
COMPOUND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
NORWOOD

Especial - Tn" T!'1"s pispItch.i
NORWOOD. VA. Jun" i,.-Firs,
Lieutenant Graham Heath. gradual"
of rhc Randolph Macon Academy. ar
rived h"m. this wcck. II" was tn"
captain OF the .\vad"my baseball
team. and won Nv" gold medals in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

athletic. tying points for tile medal
given for the hest all round athlete
Of tn" school.
Miss Earl Heath has arrived nt
HON" from liand"lrh- Macon In.ti-
;nt". banvill". Sh" served as prcsi-
dent Of the = w G. A. member Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

y. u. in 1920 from the University Of
California. received her y. NJ. at
Trinity The subject al her thesis
was; "H"li.i"us Information tests"
MISS Mary Thomas. al Richmond WAS
ais" ImOu:: IA, .raiiuai.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

ago three doctors
said | had 10 have
a serious opera
ton. ! had a tu-
NOR. and ulcers
which would gath
er and break. |
had displacement
SO badly that
could hardly sit
down at times.
and il seemed aSit
/ suffered every
thing that n wO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

\; II o'c'oci, on Thursday June =
thout cightN S.nLnrs ri TrLnIty COZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

the student council aud played right
guard ON the Basketball team.
Master William Caboil is spending
ia" summer with friends In Mnssa
chuS"its.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Gray visited
!.NE'hhllrr this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12

"bodson's Liver Tone" is u pleas.
ant. vegetable Liquid which start.
your liver jus; as surely as calom"l
nut doesn't make YOU SICK and can
not saliNatc
children and grown folks can taN.
hohson'S Liver r"no. because ii IS
perfectly harmless
'aiomcl is II dangerous drug. /, is
mercury ana attacks your bones
rakc q dos" ~ nasty calomol TO-DAY