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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Stem 1lu, anne1ota 6reitag, 3d. September 1921.
Bunebmenbe 8r1buftipn+

Wie M1anaser CHARLES 2tnoemanr
beri6tet, 1ttntn1t bte 8robuftton ber
bieiisen @oien Tabrif bon Sag gu
Sag 3u. Obmobl bie Tabrtf erit oo1
&pe11tgen Mo6en ipteber IN 8etrteb
ectekt >pnrbe, 10 lit Sic gla6frage fiir
1eberboien 10 grob, bab berettS 81
Mai6tnen I'M Sang itno. @enn Die
gfa6frage nt6t na6ldbf ooer otel=
mebr 3untmn1t, 10 bofft 9err 2tnoez
mann bt1tl1en ser 11dd 1ten paar $50
den, iamtlt6e Mafhinen, 5ulan1men
1lobe3u 20, IN boiler 5dttgfett gu
baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Sesins SelbitmurS*

Serman s. Bor6ert, 48 Sabre alt,
Elm promtre11ter Tar1ner tn ser 9fdbe
BON @intbrop, be9tng fiir5lt6 @elbitz
moro, inben1 er lt6 an etnem 8alfen
I'M Mai6t11enIdupper allf 1etner Tarm
erbdnste. 9ie. .aet6e ipuroe BON letnen
a>pet fletne11 @Dbnen entbedt tpel6e
91a6barn Iofort in &enntntb 1etten.
&ei,1 0rurb i6eint porbanoen 5l1 lte=
gen fit 8or6ert'S Selbit1norb, 30 ct
ft1ta1Biell gut eeltent ipar. ST btn=
terldbt bret fletne &troer. @etre
Srau itarb por etltden Sabren. Der
8erltprbe1ae fiibrte etn titles, suriid=
se5ose1les 2eben rno mar IN letnem
9etm IN Tomnibtp Gornttb 1nb Unit
ge9eno tebr gea6tet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Mil@ Sroi,ta1t5
a1tge11ont11te1t
esn epecial situns .lpiro >ueitgebe,,=
Be Mild Groinan5 angenpmmen.
eSnipeftpr ernat11t. &ies @ruz
ben 6rage erDyterte Sroinan5
1Dll anqenpmmen smerben+

cyn ser am lebten 9ien8tae abge=
balte1lcr 9peeinl 9ibung be8 Staot=
rats m1lreen gngrlesenbetten po11
1peitgebe11oer 1ragn1eite er0rtert llro
Sic t6on felt 2an9em IN Ser 96}pebe
lt6 befunbene N}il6 Sroinon5 er=
iebigt. Mu6 lpnrbe bie Mngelegerz
beit betrefi8 ber Gies Grnbsn et11z
sebeno beipro6en.5
e9lnnabme Der Ml6 Srbinan5*
Die wi6ti9ite 5a6e Ste iett langer
3eit pom @tabtrat erleoigt pnroe
mar Sic 9(nnahme Der &peit9ebe11oen
Netl6 Sroi1ans. Diele mtro alS
Srbtnar1a g1ro. 115. befannt letn, be-
itebt aus 80 Haraerapbe11 1lno unit
.fobt 10 5iemli6 anes ipaS tn etne
ioi6e Orbi11ar5 btnein9etan >peroen
fann. 8erfar fer ioipie &dufer bon
Weil6 mu1le11 1i9 iebr ir Ndt neblnen,
iobab 1te NIT ser Sroinan5 Ste am l..
Sftpber il,lraft trttt ni6t tn Gon=
fltft fpn1n1en. @8 iptrb ii6 fiir
Seeermann ser Neilh fallft oOer oerz
fauft lob11en oieie Sr6tnan5 griiro=
li6 bnr65uleien 1tro oann 5u per=
fu6en ho1na6 5n barbeln.
Sn &ur5e11l >peroen 1pir bier etntse
ser Sanptpunfte anflbren, @tn Se'
ser ser W9it6 perfaufen mill, n1ub e1ne
2i3enS babe11. Die Neil6 mub etnen
oemiIlen BON ser Sr0inan5 porgez
{driebenen yettgebalt baben nno au6
ionlt oen Mnforberllngen Ste :ote Or
bi11ars porl6reibt, 9enige1. &iibe
1nii1len po1n 8ieb 9lr5t inlpieirt merz
SEN. Die Mtl6 mub lpte In Der S1=
binans porget6rteben bebanoelt &per=
SEN uno oarf NUT tn Mtl6 ylal6e1l
perfauft >perben, auber on grebe Gonz
1umenten. 9te Sr6inan5 t6retbt
audi Dor >pte retrltd Die 9tdlle gebalz
ten iperoen n,illen, mie retnlt6 bte
&iibe gebelten Desssn n1ii{isn u1ts-
1pie Sic W1il6 1Slal6en gemai6en
iperben nluller l1no ma6t es gum Ser
oeben men11 ei11 W1tl6 &dufer Ste
6la16en 5uridbrinst obne iie griinoz
lt6 gemol6en 5u baben. 0te Srotz
nan3 lcbreibt audi et11en Snipeftor
Dor, ser et1len Monatsgebalt BON $25
be,ieben mtrb unb casu Die poreel6riez
bene11 @ebiibren erbdlt fir Snlptctz
rl1ne Set Gilbe >pte folgt: $500 fiir Ste
erlte Sub, S1.50 fiir bte smette Sub
IN Elm nnb berIelben Seroe ln1o 4$l.OO
BRO Sub fiir bic iibrtgen &iibe Ser
Serbe. 9r. @larence @te1efe mnroe
QlS Snipeftor ernannt.
GrDrterung ser Sizes @ruben.
9(lS 5tpeite mi6tise Trage muroe Ste
Rtes @ruben Trase etngebenb erz
Drtert. 96on ieit Sabren miro &ies
pt1Q6lt6 int iiioltden 5eil Ser
5tabt ansgegraben nnO alS Heinltat
baben >ptr etne grobe gln5abl ttefer
10der sic angren5enoeS Gtgentum
qefdbroen unb eS au6 gefdbrli6 ma=
den fiir air1ber ste tn ser Ndbe bieier
@rnben tptelen. Ste1em uebellta1lD
iom eeiteuert unb tn allernd6lter 3eit
eine Srot11an5 an9enommen 1Derben
bie sic Musgrabnngen reguliren mtrD.
8el6lolle11 >prrOe au6 ei1 8ogert=
ltdt an ser 3ipeiten 9iibi itrabe an
germa11 @traBe an5ubringen mo iiir5z
lt6 Gountp Nnlualt @ditein NIT ieiner
Gar iiber sic 8Di6ung IN SEN Barf
f1br.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
@ibbpn 8ant, eei@lo0en.

Die @tate Banf bon @ibbon ii
9tblep Gonrttn lpurbe Montag, bei
19. Septe1nber 9ei6lolien nnb 3tpa1
anf 9l1toronnng BON g. s.. Dneau.
Snperirte11bent Ser @taatS Bonierl
@ie Ser Yrdlioent Ser 8anf beri6tet.
bat Ste 8arf 100000 >pertloies Ra=
pier nnb $4,000 >pel6es b06it 3tpet=
felbaft lit. Das 9lftten &apttal 0e1
8anf betrdgt 100000; Ser Surplus
betrdgt $4,000 uno Die 9epoiiten be-
laufen lt6 auf 100000,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Speaial @erihtstermin III &eomppb
0alls.

Deontas reiFen 9ft6ter S. So,
SHen u1o Gourt 6eporter Gbarles
g. O2urrap na6 9febwooo Sails, no
fie ei1le pertaete @e1idtsiitung be8
9febmoob Gnur1tp Diitrift @ert6tS
abbalten iperoe11 UNI @ert6tSfdlle aus
oein @ege gu t6affen bte TN lehten
1ermin ni6t perbanoelt iperoen font
ten. Ser nd6ife reguldre 1erl1in
bes Dijtrttt @ert6ts BON Neowooo
Gountn ftnoet auSgangS Sftober itatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- 9os Btdntd ser Gongrega>
itionaltit ten 9onntassi6ule tpel6eS lebz
ten @am8tagnudn1tttag a1tf oem Ser
lnlannS 8erg bdtte itattfinoen iollen,
lit bis 9a1nStag bteler Mo6e ner=
i6oben 1porben, ll1lb idn1tlt6e Mitz
glteber merben riu6t it'd um l l1b1
bel Set Stride ein3uftnben bon no aus
1te per gluto na6 ser 5ermannS 96be
bef0roert meroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Sreie ,,Nfopies" 5ieben.

1 Mnnabernb 1000 @inber nnb eine
qanse 9ln5atl @rpa6iene >pohnten
SamStagna6mitteg bem freien Mas
tinee i'm 11euen Grnftal 1beater BET.
Da8 Yrogramm >par b06ft intereHant
I1lnb lebrrei6 unb Sic @inoer betrusen
1li6 ausnabmSmeiie gut, >pie Manoger
@oulb bert@tet Der cine fllr8e gn.
ipra6e belt llnb Die &inoer ermabnte
lbDfli6 gu iein unb ibren Gltern 3u sez
borden. Morsen (5an,stae) Ma6z
nnittag fnoet Elm tpeitere8 freies
IMatinee itatt. Se6ermann lit bera.
ltd einselaben. @s mirb fei1 Gintrift
iunb au6 fetne &onefte erbober-anes
lift 10 fret mie. Die 9nft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
@i1ens1pertes
fur giin,rooe
g3imrpbe en1ii1en @e1ete fennen,
lteberii6tlide Isabelle bierntit.
Saeb ldRt iid gut att. 8ratrie
@iibner 5ablreid). Gnten ni4t
10 aablrei6.

0ab bie otesidbri9e Saso .@ation
eine lebbafte 5ll tperoen perlprt@t gebt
t6on aus bein l1mitanb berpor, oab
ser County 9lubitor u1o ietne 9(lltz
tenten btS anfangS Ser @o6e 725
Sagb 9i3enlen fiir Bromn Gountp
anSge1tellt batte11.
Irob beS unangenebmen @etterS
ma6ten it9 bie Sdger i6on Oonners=
tasabero pner frub 6rettag auf bte
.5oden ltm ser Sagb ,5ll frDbnen.
Brairte Siibner gibt e8 n1ebr mte
iont aber NIT Sen @nte1t iiebt e8 nt9t
10 gut aus. Irobbenl fa1ln bte
ipdtere @nteniagh beiler }peroen ne11n
Sic @nten bonn Morben nod Dem
@ibe1t 5teben.
spnnenanfeane nnb zl1ntersanss
Sabelle.
GS 1T >pt6tig fiir Sepen ser onf Ste
Sagb sebt 5u mtfen menn Ste 9onne
aufz l1no untergebt, benn etne lleber=
tretung bieier 3eiten fann 5r Strafe
n11b Saft fiibren. 0amtt lt6 Ste
Sdger infornltre1t f0naen ornden mtr
btermit eine 9abelle ab:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Serr unb Srau @o. Mbelan

- @err unb Trau @6. @belan
BON MtnneapoliS ftno sic sliidlt6en
@ltern et1es 106terdenS, oab am
l6. @epte1nber iein Gri6etnen 1na6te.
Trau @belan iit eine To6ter BON
Serrn nno Trau t9enrp S. S6raoer
u1o bieS lit ba8 erlte @nfelftno tn ser
Tanlilte. Trau 96raoer par lebte
@o6e IN MtnneapoliS gu 8eiu6 nno
fam So11ntag tpieoer 5uriid.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

- @eltern Mbe11b nm Z l1br 80
fa1o Elm &on5ert In Der Metbootiten
&ir6e itatt peranitaltet BON Neger
@dngern. GS ipurOe fetn @intrttt
erboben uno ber 8eiu6 mar iebr 5llz
frieoen1 1telle11b uno Sic llnterbaltung
ipra6 allgemetn a1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= @dbreno Ser Metbobtite11 &o11<
feren5 ipel6e lebte. Wo6e bier itatt=
fano paren 0ep. 9auter bon Sorban
unb 9obn @barles, 99eo. $. S. 2ange
BON 9potane, @aig., nno Nep. Natble
Don Mtnneapoli8 @dite in1 Seim BON
@errn uno Trau So. S. @6raoer,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Snt Gpnflift
nit @eiet
@auiirer fit MDbel 9plitur bat
piele unbc5ablte Mednungen uno
lanoct in Gputtp Satl. Si6erte
iid Yatet ppn Ggprek Gp. unter
falihen Gpripte9elungen.

Sin Sauiirer NIT Manen Glanbe
Gleoelano 2arnb ser iett ben 26. Nll=
9uit bier anidbtg lit unb M0be]
Yolitur perfauft, beftnoet it9 in
9roben S6nulttdten l1no ltbt augenz
blidlt6 in ser Sail u1n iiber iein
Siinben 9tegtlter na65ubenfen. Die
Yolt5et lit lt6 nod nt6t gang I'M
&laren pb 2amb etn abgefcintter 9pitz
bube lit, ober Of eS lt6 UNI einen armen
Iropf banbelt Der it6 ni6t etn nn0
aus >pubte uno baour6 auf Nbmege
ucrtet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Sat piele sdnloelt*

S1uI WV SWb%OSN+
Sn erlter 2i11ie lit conitattrt NOR
Sen, bab ser ltebe Mann oiel S6ulOen
bat. g8te ct baS ferttg bra6te In Ser
fur5en .3eit leir1eS Sierietas itretft
oud) ldon anS 0tdtielbafte. SIM
9fortbmeiter11 Sotel i6ul0et er etne
r8oaro 8tu" bon $7S.45 unb I'M
@rano Sotel S14. Die Stem lllm
9rap 2ine Sic 2ambS 9abieltsfetten
bon Mftl1reapoltS no9 Seem lllm
bra6tc bat iiber $100 su befon1nen.
9ab CT ioni it>po nod S6uloen gez
madt bat, i6etnt b06it mabri6etnlt9.
@tellt Gbef aus.
9fi6t 3ufrteben ba1ntt, 6ab ct
Sduloen madte, bcritteg lt6 Der
quite O}ann mod ba5u, mertloie
S6edS ousSultelle1, einen an ba8
91ortbtpel ltern 9otel un6 einen an bte
8ader Bbarmacp. nnt ber @e19t6te
Die &rone ouf5uleben erbob CT auf
Ser bteIigen Office ser Nmertcan ST.
pref So. inter fall6en 8orlpiegelunz
gen etn Yafet auf mel6es $40 gu be-
sablen mar obne gu berappen.
Seaelte unter fal1der 6lagge.
2omb i6etl1t 1ln5metfe felbaft etn @enie
51t icin, oenn er parabtrte bter ais SEE
eierrnssbeamter. Sn @pri11gfiel6.
llnb onberen Yldten bra6te er eS
fertie, eine 9aultrer 2t3enS umionit gu
befommen unter ben1 Gormano etn
@r=Solbat 5l1 ietn. Gbief Sarmening
seitonb CT, oab ct ME in Der Bunoes
9lrmec sebie11t bat uno bab. ser perz
friippelte re9te 9lrnl 11t6t bom 9lrz
mee Oten1t an Der n1erifanti6er1 @renz
&c berriibrt mte Ct 5u peri6iebenen
Ofolen ans9eiagt bate. St ion iez
sod ais S6ed Talider ied)S Monate
in et1em 9taatS @efang1t8 abgcz
iellen Daben.
Sau sbalterin bat bret SDbne.
Gbtef @arme11trg beiu6te 0aS al
gebli6e Scin 2anbS an 9forO Mirz
l1eIota 9trabe no ct etne Trall, NIT
9}amcn 9teeo, beren S6meiter uno
bret Gtnber porfano. Sm Saulc
t6tcn baS srDbte @leno por5uberrz
idell, bem Bic 6amilte bnngerte ein=
fo6 >pctl lie 1li6tS 81 ellen batte.
Gbicf Sornel1tns >pllrbe Our6 bie
troitlocn s3ultdnoe oerart erpei@t,
bob CT Scr aSrau etlt6e Dollars CAB
INT 9fabrrng fit lt6 u,lo bic &tnoer
faufen 3u tDnnen. @S ideint, bab
2o1nb iebr fit Sausbdlterinnen cill=
gcnommen lit, oenn bon Morrtstomn
aus, no CT Ii0 Treitas aufbielt, i6ricb
CT ciner Tra11 in Gomfrep, bab CT BON
ictncr @eIcl(i6aft nod MeOmoDb Sails
perlctt poroen lei 1lno bot ibr et11e
ongcnebme Stelle ais Sausbdltertn an.
0icIcr 8rtef mar iebo6 nod nt6t Sur
Yolt eeseben >poroen uro faao it6
IN lcil1em 8eiib.
Yin Batter tele9rapbiert.
9luf 2ambs @eill@ te1c9rapbirte
Gbicf 0arme11tng al 2on1bS Sater
IN Stanoorr, Soma, nm ftnanctelle
ntcrltiibuns unb etn >peitereS Iele=
gran1m on eine Trar1, ou6 IN Soma
lppbnbaft NIT bem1elben @eIud. Sn
scr e3miiden5ett >partet Die Yolt5et
ouf meitere Gnt>pidelungen. @enn
scr @oter pber o1,oere 6reu,loe lt6
cin1tellcn 1ollten NIT bem nDtigen
G5elo nm alle 96uloen 81 beden, 10
piiroc sic Sad)e mobl fallen 9elolieu
lperocr, ba nie 16on pben ermdbnt
man li6 ni6t iiber lit ob man es NIT
eil1em @r5sauner 5ll tun bat ODER NIT
etnem Men6e bent eS on Dem 1,Dttz
>o,, az ao,.S4o,,S fnhI+
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

-. Sri, 2orna. 0rni6, 1odter bon
ESerrn nnb Trolt @m. Dru11' bon
Morgatt, tnel6e it6 tn einenr Eieiisen
9oipital eirer Nppen6tcttt8 Operation
lekte @o6e ll1lteriparf, erbolt lid IN
erfrenlt@er @ei ie.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
&ep. 6phn bIeibt hter.

|. 6iir,bte 6reun0e unb 8efannte bon
iMep. Dr. @obn tptrb e8 erfreuli6 iein
gil bDren, bab@ er mteberum an. bte
bieltge @en1et11be berufen tporben 1T
11nb alio' tpe1tigitens 3tpet tpeitere Sabre
|in u11ierer Mitte beripeilen ipirb.
Mep. .9auter perbltebt In .Soroan no
er i6o1 10 Sabre NIT @rfolg tdtis lit.
Ser t1it Dienit 9rau 9emorbere Nep.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

= !Serr ur1b Grau 6uberf &orlaoe
BON ct. Saul 1paren 6iefe @ode iii III
Seim bon &ep. 6. 9. Sobn 5u @dfte,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Spnntaa @pttes6ienit im Mrmprp.

Ser @otteSOtenit @ontagna6n1itz
tag fa116 tn Ser 9rmorp itatt nnb mar
@ebr gut beiltdt. Set bie}er @elegea1=
belt preot9te Bii6of W}it6ell. Slit
bie1e @elegenbeit mar fir Special
Memltf eelorgt moroen uno 5mar iettens
oes ge1nti6ten @bor8 Ser Stride.
Mn6 fano Community 9tnsing"
1tatt n11ter 2eitung bon q, S. Nlmtn
nn11 gHnn1h
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

(s5ortiekung auf Ser 8. geite~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

Die ge111t|6te Gonf nfererI 2aien unb
Hrebiger, ser be1ti6en Metbobiiten
oeS 1l0rblt6en DiitrtftS >pel6e bier
bon DonnerStag bis 9on11tag tagte,
mar gut bel6tdt un0 in iegli6er 9inz
it6t ein Grfolg. 8ti6of @bas. s..
Mit6elI fiibrte SEN Sori itb.
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THE NEWEST HOLIDAY

Another national holiday probably
will be added to the roster. The Leag-
ne of Women Voters has decided "a
ask Congress to proclaim August 26,
the date Of the enfranchisement of
women, as a legal holiday.
August 26, 1920, marked the begin
ming of a great epoch in history. How
great, nobody, not even the women
themselves, a foretell, any more
than, when citizenship in the American
republic first became a possibility,
anybody could foretell the splendid
developments to come.
AT the Women Voters Convention in
Cleveland, a prominent suffragist said
OF the early days of the struggle, I'VE
knew in those days we would do won
ders, but we never dreamed that it
would mean all this" And this
the work thus far accomplished, is
only a beginning of what will be done
as women become more impressed
with the power Of the vote.
The day which put that vote into
their hands should be commenorated
like other epochal dates in he life of
the nation.-Aberdeen American.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-05
TEACH THEM TO SAVE

Responsibility for the economic well
fare of future America is being freely
recognized by educators throughout
the entire country, who are uniting in
active steps to inculcate the principles
of sound personal finance among the
pupils of American schools.
The Vocational Association of the
Middle West at its meeting in Mime
apolis strongly urged that every mem
Der encourage the teaching Of thrift
in all vocational work. The members
of the association are representatives
of universities, colleges and schools
where i'm most cases the instruction of
thrift and saving through investment
in government savings securities al
ready has been adopted.
The resolutions adopted By the As
sociation recite that the economic sit
uation demands earnest study at all
citizens, hat the debts of the United
States will be a responsibility for the
future, that prosperity depends on
earnest cooperation in saving, both i'm
dividual and national, by all citizens
present and future and that the in
struction of thrift in the schools is a
necessity.
These principles have been actively
supported by the press in all sections.
The Spokane Chronicle says in this
connection:
Childhood habits always grow up.
"That maxim applies to more than
habits of etiquette 1t has to do with
more than speech and actions. 1t per-
tains to habits of saving, thrift, indus
try and business integrity.
This thought should be borne in
mind by parents in teaching their chill
dren to The saving need not be
much-a dime or a quarter laid aside
a week. But the habit of thrift and
saving can be brought into the life of
the child These habits become fxed.
They remain through life. The child
that spends every cent that comes into
its hands is likely to grow into man
hood and womanhood careless of
money, regardless of laying something
aside for a rainy day.
Teach the boy and the girl to save
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-05

evening, April 20. 1921. Every one
present reported a very enjoyable
time. The juniors entertained the
members of the Senior class, the facul-
ty and the school board. A four course
supper vas followed by various enter
tainments.
Word was. received today of the
death of Grace Davey. Grace was a
member of the Junior class and was
well liked by. all the students and
faculty.
The Modern History class are pre-
pairing for a study of the World War.
Be sure to attend the Senior class
play, which will be given on May, the
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-05-05
fancy drawing in the penmanship

some fancy drawing in the penmanship
Fine.
The second grade class are finishing
their second reader for this term.
The fourth grade students are MAX
ing a product map.
The seventh grade home economics
class are making some garments which
viii be presented at the exhibit which
occurs the third week of May.
The seventh and eighth grade stu
dents have some good drawings which
will be present at the exhibit.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The Senior-Junior banquet was held
at the Vanderbilt Hotel. on Friday
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eleventh.
Miss Genevieve Dunn and Mrs.
Cooper will attend the Declamatory
Contest at Huron, Thursday, May 5.
Genevieve Dunn will take part in the
contest.
Everyone will be welcomed at the
school exhibit, which will be held in
the high school building the third week
of May. The school has some excel
lent work for this seasons exhibit.
Look for the announcement and date
OF the Pageant" which is to be given
by the school in the near future. This
is a musical number consisting of
singing and dancing.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

DR.. Ohio Scott, of Washington
Springs. arrived Saturday for a
briet visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt, Scott of
Rockdale township.
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MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Redmond return
ed last week from Madrid, Ia, where
they were called by the illness of Mrs.
Redmond's mother. Mrs. Roxanna
Slower. They were accompanied by
their daughter. Mrs. Beryl Wallace. of
North Carolina, who is visiting here.
They report Mrs. Slower much improv-
NJ
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Announcements have been received
of the marriage or Tuesday at Aber-
deem. of Miss Zeha Hancock and Har-
old Kent. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hancock, and is
we'll known in this city. The groom
is a resident of Aberdeen, where they
will make their home.
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Drs. Wheelock and McWhorter re-
port the following births: to Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Kintigh, a daughter, We'd
nesday. April 81; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Earnest Shear, a son, on Saturday,
April both; and to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Williams, a son, on Monday, May End.
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SEALED BIDS

Bids will be received for the fire
damaged frame three-room Koeck cot
tage located at the southwest corner
of the old court house on North Broad
way, Miller. South Dakota, on Tues
day. May 10th. Successful purchaser
to remove said building and also all
the debris.
24t1 First National Bank
of Miller.
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Chiropractic gets results when al
other methods fail so why not tr,
Chiropractic first not last. See GU
adv elsewhere in this issue.
Drs. Hughes & Hughes,
Chiropractors
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SCHOOL NOTES
GRADES

The Penmanship classes are doing
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MOnday---A 1914" Sale OF
Boys Wool Mixture and Core
Suits, and Spring Refers
Hows Mo&hsrs? How Long Has II Been You
Hsard Of Wel-kAds Suits and Refers for ~
$3.50 AZ

No wonder we call it 1914" sale! But bear in mind
the 1914 price, is quoted for 1921 style
The WOOL MIXTURE SUITS are new models made
the Norfolk way wcll-tailored and trimmed Goats
alpaca lined and the Kncker trousers lined throuhout
Seviceabie colongsbrown grays green's and heathers
Sizes to II. st
The Corduroy Suits Norfolk STYLE
and seeabe for school and Knkers lined
Throughout. Sizes Z to II years
The Spring Refers double breasted models
tan and blue with yoke and inverted
Sizes 2h to 10 years.
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Just in the Nick of Time
800 Wool Tuxedo Sweaters
Special S3.95

The call Of the country and all sports
that belong to summers well as gen
eral wear, bring thoughts Of Sweaters
especially the new Tuxedo models that
are SO very smart in style and becom-
ing to misses and women.
This limited lot comprises all the sea-
sons most desired colors and some are
finished with collars and cuffs in con-
trasting colors, beautifully combined.
Sizes So to rs, so you see it will be easy
for almost every one Of the three hun
dred who arrive first to have a new
Sweater at the lowest price possible.
Plain and fancy weaves.
second Flesr-LassSurgh = DretAer.
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Day and Night Wearables
for the Smaller Folks

At Substantial Savings. for the P9ents
You never expected prices to reach our
present low level, 50 you will welcome this
little group of economy possibilities for the
little ones warm weather wear.
Children's and Misses Pajamas-Sizes to
10, $l.s5; sizes IL to 16, $3.50. OF easy-to-wash
Windsor Crepe in pretty figure and stripe de-
signs; one-pieos model fnished with ruffle and
elastic at ankle.
Children's Nighties at CSC, 7sc, 800 and $50
-Shp-over model, Of firm but fine Nainsook.
pretty trimmed with hemsttching, embroidery
and lace. Sizes to II years.
Children's Sample Dresses at $1.e5-Of ex-
reent quality Lawn-because they arc samples and
you know that samples are always the best of
their class. Empire model trimmed with lace and
ribbon. some with tucked yoke. Sizes to 6
years.
Little Boys Dresses at $1.ls-Of good quality
Bingham and Chambray to stand plenty of hard
wear and washing. Plain colors, stripes and
checks; white pGue collars and BELTS Very
boyish looking Sizes I, 2 and 3 years
Childrcn's Bungalow Aprons at 79c-Firm
grade Of Percale, made in button-front styles;
belts and pockets finished with piping. Sizes S
to II years.
Third F1esr-Lansbursh DrstAss.
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Liberal Price Cuts in S. 90
Wavy Hair Switches---NOw. ID
Sophia Real Human
Hair Nets, Dozen Csc

Carefully hand-knotted. and
each net Ruafanteed perfect.
gray. priced low for immediate
disposal.