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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
GLEN HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Esser of Howard,
S. D., returned home by auto Thurs
day morning after a two weeks WISH
with friends and relatives.
Walter Knox and Edgar CREPE OF
Lancaster, were in town Thursday.
DR.. Orr and wife and granddaugh-
ter, Hazel Orr, Of Mt. Hope, came sat
urday to spend over Sunday at the l.
S. Metcalf and Mrs Gertie Orr homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Noises and Leo
Esser drove to Prairie du Chen sat
urday to remain over Sunday.
LOWE Noises of Prairie du Chlen
was in town Saturday.
The Sun Bonnet Sewing CluD met
Thursday evening with Mrs. otto Ort.
Thirty-two ladies were present.
Miss Bernice Larkin, teacher mere
spent Saturday and Sunday in DuDu-
que.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Walz and son, Al
bert, Miss Elsie Esser and Leo Esser
motored to Dubuque Friday.
Miss Elsie Esser of. Howard, 5. u,
who has been visiting here for several
weeks. is now visiting at the Fred
Mumm home near Cassville. :.
Ralph Tate is helping Bert Chano-
Ter husking corn.
Frank Orr is painting Otto Ortfs
house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
WYALUSING

Frank Powell of Sitter, was here
Sunday.
Mrs Frank Friedrich of Monroe, is
staying with her mother, Mrs. Ault.
Ed Burrows is working in Bagley.
Earnest Hancocks got hurt by the
deers at the park Sunday.
George Morrell of La Crosse, was
here last week.
Frank Church and wife of Mount
Hope, were here the past week visit
ing at the home of their son, Reggie,
and other old friends and neighbors.
The Churches were residents of Wyal-
using a few years ago.
Mr. A. Bartell and wife of Blue Riv-
er, visited at the Chas. Dolphin home
Sunday
People from a distance who attend
ed the funeral Of Francis Derby's lit
tile girl was its grandparents, Frank
Derby and wife of Dubuque.
Lou Heaton has gone to his home at
Douglas, Wyoming.
Cody and, John Maxon, who have
been here to see their mother, Mrs. j.
E. Griest, left for their home in Michi-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
CASSVILLE

Mrs Eva M. Spillers was quite Ill
the past week, but is recovering.
The Catholic knights will give a
dance at Concert Hail. Oct. 27. Art
Braun's Novelty Boys will furnish the
music.
Rob Hoskins, Bloomington, was the
auctioneer at Flickner's sale Satur-
day Mrs. Hoskins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Garner accompanied him.
Messrs and Mesdames Toay Garner,
and Josie Gates, Mrs. Fred Gates of
Beetown, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Wood, North
Andover, were in town Saturday.
o. H. Failing was in P. D. c. on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Flickrer was greatly
surprised by twenty ladies coming in
upon her Tuesday evening with COW
cred dishes containing the lunch. The
evening was spent in games and con-
tests. Lunch was served at IL o'clock.
The ladies presented the hOnoree with
piece of silver as she and her son
Orse, are soon to leave for California.
Mr.. and Mrs Eric Meurer and fam
lily of Darlington, came over Sunday
and visited relatives. Mrs. Meurer re-
manned few days.
Mrs. Frank Schneider of the village
died at Rochester last week and the
funeral services were held at st.
Charles Tuesday morning. Rev. P. J.
Jones holding services at nine O'Clock.
Jos. Bossert was out on the farm
at the Harry Bossert home the past
week.
Mrs. Curtis Donaldson was at the
Earl Sturmer home Beetown the first
of the week.
Miss Mildren Ishmea1 of Dubuque,
spent the Week-e end in town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
FLORA.


Will GarthwaIe and Ervie Edwards
shredded corn last week.
Will Peak and wife, Jas. Edglng.on
and familv. lea Kennedy, Homer Irish,
Mrs Edith Goodrich and son, Edward,
AMI VIM. CarthT ate and family were
shopping in Lancaster Saturday.
Will Peak and wife and daughter,
Pearl, and son, marvin, spent Sunday
I earFennimore 4th Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas. Jones.
Walter More Of Montfort called on
Mrs. Kennedy Saturday.
The Flora bali team playe1 North
4Andover Sunday.
Mrs. John ORf;en and s)n, Henry,
MOI fort. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Kennedy and lea
Will GarthwaiJe and family were at
jack Mason's, near Glen Haven, sun
day
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25

Dr. Fowler reports the birth of a
girl at the Harold Clanton home, Lam
caster, Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Pierce, Beetown, Tuesday
Oct II, DR. Fowler attending.
Glenn K Diamond of Delavan, Wis,
spent the past week here as the guest
of Mrs Bessie Chapman and children.
Mr. and Mrs George Loeffelholz,
prominent retired farmers of Louis
burg, were in Lancaster on business
yesterday Mr.. Loeffelholz ordered
the Herald while here, making an
even dozen new subscribers the past
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Benoy visited at
Dodgeville Sunday.
W. H. Williamson has returned to
his work at the depot
Mrs. Lake Roesch of Hurricane is q
medical patient at Doolittle hospital
j. Lee Wright went to Chicago, via
Cassville Monday night, on business.
Mrs. w. A. Hayes of Baraboo visited
the weekend with her sister, Mrs
LenOra Orion.
Miss Inez Mason of Blanchardville
was weekend guest of Mrs. Whitney
Burr of Lancaster
Miss Mildred Lind of Sitter had
ribs broken in an auto accident Fri
day near her home.
Miss Matilda Laabs departed yes
terday for Salem, Ohio, to visit for a
month with cousins.
Miss Marguerite Heberlein Of Fen
nimore was a weekend guest Of
Irene Watson, Lancaster.
Mrs. Frances Parish of Montfort
visited over Sunday with Phillip Par
ish and family of Lancaster
G. G. Roberts Of Rockford, where he
is employed as piano salesman, was
weekend visitor at home.
Ernest Jones went to Milwaukee
yesterday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Coomber of
Freeport, spent Thursday with Miss
LeOna Kraemer Of this city.
Arthur Stivarius is working at Pres
ton this week assisting his brother put
an addition on the latter's barn.
Lowry H. Morse and wife of Fond
du Lac spent Sunday in Lancaster ar
the A. G. and E. J. Morse homes.
Miss Thelma Stevens went to Madi-
son Sunday to assist University col
leagues in a Memorial fund drive.
Roger Sherman and Carter Horsfall
spent the weekend at Five Points,
visiting at the Charles Johnson farm.
The COttingham family have rented
the Roth home on No. Madison street,
formerly occupied by Clarence Suttle.
Doris Kaap fell from the back porch
at her home Friday and was knocked
senseless. She made rapid recovery.
Adolph Bergheger and wife went to
Madison last week and visited their
daughter Myrna, a student in the l..
and S. college.
JOS Wacek, the we'll known fire
man, has the noon run into Lancaster
now, coming up from Madison and GO
ing back at night.
The Jr. Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will give a coffee party at the
home of Mrs. Geo. Marks Friday after
noon Of this week.
Miss Jessie Meyer has returned to
Lancaster from Rhinelander where
she made an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Webster Brown.
Successful meetings were held al
Emmanuel church last week with sew
eral interesting sermons being
preached by visiting clergymen.
G. F. Mink has gone to Dubuque
where he will be employed for the
winter in the cabinet department Of
the Farley e Loetscher Mfg. GO. %@A
Mrs. e. Bolzell entertained Friday
in honor of Mrs. E. ]. Morse, whose
birthday it was. An informal dinner
was served to immediate relatives.
Dr. Rush Godfrey reports the birth
of a daughter Sunday at the home O.
Mrs and Mrs. Albert Wiedenbeck Jr.
residing west of Lancaster on the
Pra du Chen road.
Frances Orion has the measles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25

gan, Wednesday, taking their cousin,
Ace Shrake, with them. They went in
their auto.
Mrs. John Marsh of Pra. du Chen,
is her '2oking after her aunt, Mrs. J.
e. Cries wo don't seem to improve
much. e4 4$3f
Mrs. Hornsby and Mrs. Clifton of
Bagley, visited here last week.
Mrs. Carpenter and mother, Mrs.
Barley were Pra. du Chen shoppers.
Lee PAGES and Clint and Russell
Jacobs are moving the Jacobs furni-
ture out of the house and Martin Lock
is moving into the house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
THROWS BRICKBAT AT
SLEEPING WIFE; FINED

BERLIN. Wis.-Divorced by his
wife, Mrs. Gladys lager, aboue
month ago, Jack jaeger was touna
guilty of having thrown a orlckDat
through the window OF the room IN
which she was sleeping. He was sem
fenced to so days in the county jail
and given a fine of $25 and costs by
Justice of the Peace Engelbracht. The
defendants lawyer has filed an ap-
peal and the case will go 10 circuit
court for a new trial. jaeger was re-
leased on $500 bond.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25
Former South Dakota Lady WEEDS
Well KNOWN Lancaster Farmer

AT st. Luke's Methodist parsonage,
Dubuque, Iowa, on the evening of Oct.
8, 1922, at 1880, in the presence of
few near friends, Elvey " Kern of
Lancaster, was married to Mrs. Cora
Carlson of Loyalton, S. d. They will
make their future home on the modern
farm of the bride-groom's near Ian
caster. Congratulations Friend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25

Mr. Frowse and wife who have been
visiting at the Foringer home returned
to their home at La Crosse.
Herman Banner and family and
mother and sister, visited at Sitter.
Jim Andrews and wife and Mrs. Will
Weed left for FIT. Atkinson, Iowa, to
visit at the Will Inewalter home. They
went by auto.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-10-25

To maintain scholarships for the
Chinese women sent to American uni
versities by the Y. w. G. A, women
students at the University of Wiscon-
sin this year gave $1,000.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
NEW COUNCIL HOLDs
 ITS FIRST MEETING

The old city council hold it las' meeting Monday night and after winding m lho yoara business 1nd horns One annual report of City Clerk L w. Nburn adjourned s.uo dIo WIn One exception of Council man Joe ReiI au the members O. Che nauly elected city council Wcro m beIr chairs whom thHt body held Iu lut regular mcetIus for Ono n. suing yaar Tho Nu. procedure oI business was Ono unau.mom vote raat for Jmor H chraioe for mayor thereby succeeding h.mo.I L w. KIburn was reelected city dcrk. Upon be.ns seated Mayor chr.stoo Immediately selected One various committees as .oIows
 sroou and public property Simpson. Gn.ivaH Robertson. wharf -Looma Fcua Rodi, health and police -gaIIWaa. Foua Robertson, Irc and watcr Feu.. Wcil smp- son. aewcn Simpson. Wodi Loom- is. finance Go'Was. LoomH Feus. Iuius Jouson was elected treasurer for Che coming yoIr.
 \ general discussion was .uIu.eoI in by Che council and quito a lcW spectators who wore present aH ,o hc cur.a.lmout ol expenses Nlr.- ous schemes wcre submitted. and without any rcuiIH The nIuns o, Che remaining ou'ccs was laid oFor m Monday u.ehI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
Douglas School News

husy intending meetings AS Ono track meet begins May lst and ends May jth. we have chosen tho ioil0W- Ine days Ihaf are not occupied.
 May -Hacca.aurCaio
 May Commence crcrcIses.
 May 1E- Senior picnic.
 May l9- Senior Ball.
 Thcrc was a discussion ag to Che dates set for Che Senior play but lt was agreed Chat Che only suitable umc t0 give it Wm a8 had already been planned, April 28th at Dous.as and April 29ih at Juneau
 Tho Son.0r havo alroady sont Iho.r orders for cards and invitations which arc very attractive They dis- cuH cd Che matter of graduation oos- umoa. bul camo to no definite con- clus.ou.
 Watch for Che dates April 28th and 2oth.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
ISLAND PERSONALS

A few minutes Of excitement hop. nmeI Wednesday morning whom n Hre alarm waa turned m and called out Che department The 1re which probably started from lruE sparks caught on Che roof O. One school hrueo and Che h'ale was cEuneu..hci wIh Che ud of chcmI0l't Ihe damage was very HIeht Tho hand ling oI Ono pupils during Ono alarm wa. very orderly aud deserving of much praise
 John Yause oi Che ..boaI so.ace a u town ou.0.uus for Che fishing season.
 Tho meeting of .hc puea.-Toaeh- er Association was postponed Inst Monday evening ou neaoun. O. lne de1th O. John Richards
 Tod UouenfhaI of ine IroldWcI oIIro forco Iol. for sol.l. and por.- land for few woo.H vacation ou Che nst trip of the steamer Spokane During r.a absence Glenn Oak win substitute for him in Che oH.cc
 Matt WUuncn of Ch..hag0. Was nm leland visitor during Che past week.
 Daniel lvc is homo from Che hospital and weI or Che rolt Co ro. .ororcy from recon. operation for nnenIc..s
 Deputy U s. Marshal George Ce.chou mado a r.p io Im'n '.. Tu.Ily ou oI.c.aI business
 Th. farewell iHuoa given by lr.I Hauonu .u Ear'o haU a. Tue Ily n..lt was woH attended. Mr. Hanonen expects To leave for h. hum. iu Finland One lu. part O. next month
 A business meeting oI .he Ladies Ieaeuo wae held in Ono Conuora uonaI church Thursday afternoon
 Emil Gmbe.ie 'e,t for Seymour canal during Ono week. Tie win .non I.he summer Hh.uE
 Prank Hneh Ter. on IHe mai. bon. Pheasant Monday for TaHu Hwaor where he win visit with h.s brother George Bach. for a Wek cor two.
 Naudc Lue,uud. lormcr Doug Iae girl. visited with rmda on Oh, Island or Tuesday of .ha WocE
 Tho regular meeting ol io.. Companies No. ! and win bc hold next Monday night Business oI d worry Important nature win. oc iHkcn mp and nm members are requested Co he present
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
uVrOP REPORT

Tho Junior Prom has ben post. nurad mm Nnr SO many conflicts ware found ,nlt Che poa'ponUmonI wa. necessity Watch for Che am. uouuo0mout or n dHfe.
 Tno Junior Glass expects to win hieh horore i'm mo fold meet. aI- th0urh .hc class Ir fcw iu numbers Tho Juniors aeo going Go show tho.r .oI0r at lHat meet
 Albert Glrn. who Is skilled care ppntar. has finished am oak writing Ir.F hU mll Che dosE needs for aomu'ouou s a b.o.tor md Ono Juniors are ihuNnr of nreen.Ina him with mcI am honorable e'.I We expect Ahbio io turn out some Gno ncnmomf.p after using Che desk
 few WeokH
 Monday Is going to he a b.e day for Che Juniors Something iunW Ia coming oI Keep your oye opon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
ENT0RIAL

Arrangements have been definitely made to hold One Iutor-srnoo' meet during Che 1mt week in May The various committees have been named and Ono program outlined.
 Five different trophies have bccn offered by business men Dl Juneau which win be awarded f0@the wine uem I'm haakct bah b0th boys and e.rIa. for dohoto. ono for Che school winning tho highest number of events iu general oul ono for One school receiving tho most points i'm Che track meet Ribbons designating place and oc.aaI0u win bc given in- dIyduni winners. Mr. Mitchell ia having Che manual tm'n.uE boys make rnckH to hold ul Che trophies wo aro going io win.
 Different oho0's aro preparing io
 nd basketball and debating teams. and also individuals for dec.amatory contests
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
s0PE0M0REs

In Biology Che c'a# iH studying Che ur0ce of lIee Iou in Che lu- man h0lY Tho students arc quite buu keeping up .hc.r experiments
 Iu English IL we haFo HnIHhoI
 studying about Julius Caesar and completed our tesia Tho R.mn O. che Ancient Mariner n Ncu utor esIue mud outor.nInIue
 Tho Modern History ciaas has come nIctod iu udy of Napoleon and IH .0u going io wr.tn cnmno Hons. not on hs Ifc. but on One "R.ao oi Ono Republic" We aro outlining ne different chapters Chat arc most important Soon we have io hand In Uhe competitions or course we are looking forward i0 rnem.
 In Manual Training Che boys arc taking un mechanical drawing One of tho boys made fine WrIUne desk. They have an helped make hurdles pole vault standards. a.Io.H and uel for the practice of Che boys who want to enter Che mcet
 Tho eir'a .u Che HIrh School aI. hc.uoi toward making cnHc and cookie. for Che p.-T A. but as One meeting was pos.poud tho.r products from t1c Home Economics were 1.a t0 different students Tho r.rH worked hard on the.r cookies and tried their best i0 make thom 0t for ruo.n We appreciate tlc.r efforts
 I'm Latin l. Wo arc studying IIrr.. uIar verbs i'm lhe ubiunruFo mood. The Ht1rr If coming along Nnc.
 The owing class is going Co make hats aItor their other things arc ln- Hhoi Won sec some now styles and now Easfor b0uueta soon Nc" York and Paris Chapoou do.ener win lavc to watch for One Hio.t creation.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
GOSSIP

Look out for April 17 The Juniors are giving a bis surprise.
 A small blaze waH discovered on tho roof of lho choo. house Wodnca- day by Mr. A olson 10 was soon put out however by some of Che Inrror boys and Mr.. OIHou
 We received our report cards Wod- ua.lav Most of Che pupils wore pleased wIth Che high grades they received We are t0 receive tlom just once more this .orm
 Oue day Iaat week Mr. Hcndor- son. CommI toner of Education. vIs- IIol our school We enjoy having Mr. Henderson with us and wish that he pay us another v.at soon.
 Something is going Go happen among Che B o. W. A. ranks soon.
 Tuesday morning Che General Science and Physics ciawos walked out to Che cemetery to perform an experiment. They borrowed @ l6- gauge shotgun from Mr. Fousi as fno experiment called for Onc and thov enjoyed themselves by taking Che time between Che shooting of Che gun and tho time chat Che sound rorched ua at o distance of 800 yards. Che umo being taken by Q stop watch loaned by Mr. Gotcholl.
 Last Sunday most Of Che pupils ate tended Che Freshman Fr0lic An re- ported good tImo
 Tho p.-T A. has been postponed for wook owing t0 Che death of Mr. Richards of TroadWcil.
 Tho'mn Wiauon Vivian L.nd- srom and Rica NIoml have been abe out this week.
 Tho grammar school boys met Erie day f0 practice for tho track meet.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

George w. Hewitt came in from Snetu8ham on a visit Go his family.
 JoWoiryman BoltBh00vcr wat able Co be In his store after a long ill- ness.
 Mrs. August Olson after being sick at her home for some ume. was removed to Che hospital.
 Martin Olson bought a colt go ou Second street from w. C. Bo d.
 The Douglas City Brewery rcwcd lts 1rat brew. which was voted u cX- collont article.
 Joe Larow and family moved from Juneau to Douglas.
 Tho NatatorIum was formally opened Go Che public and waa q wine ner with an who believed in elean- Illness and a good thing.
 The now hoist at Che Mexican mine. destroyed by fire two u0nths before. started mp and the mill was again In operation.
 Mrs, c. P. Erickson loft for Scat- Gle. where her husband was vc'y click in a hospital as Che result 0f an op- orlti0n
 There was an urgent demad d for houses t0 rent In Douglas as .t was difficult for newcomers Go And homes
 c. w. Morton. a chocchac' who thought it was more blessed f1 give than receive. gave some win. ky to Indians and received four months.
 The Young Ladies of st -ukc's gave sale and supper in Ohmaus hall which was we'll paironI7nd.
 Joe Patterson had been laid mp with grippe. but was out and expect ed to go t0 work in a few davf
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson were rejoicing over Che arrival of luc boy.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Kane and chii- drou Of Hoonah were visiting in town
 The Douglas Fire Department or- canizod with J. F. Mcdonald pres.- dent. Chas. Wortman, vice prcs.donti c. A. Fox. secretary. and c. A. Sind strom. treasurer.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
JOHN RICHARDS
 GOES TO REWARD Lnrlcn Mourn Death of Popular Mining Man and Long Time
 TrerlwcN Resident

John Richard. superintendent o. I.. l..... Juneau Gold Nrne Com u.... rh.I Tn he.rl trouble .... short U.. Mr. Richards . ....u Y. r. huu hrn... u ... ... I.H W.'r0..r .nI nH.' o. M..... m0ru.r. -. . o'clock. I. u.. ... " r. Ann. '..r.. Corn. .. E.H. o.I.H.r I0. IrI.. H..... .....H.rr . majority 0. com. n. I".-.. from .H. coal min ..r . 0. Urr.. 0..0u. H. I.I tr.-. uo.e r..I.r on"'r.HU. ... . country '..' '- n... ..".".".. N." Work T.. r....... ". ... .HO.I |.. Tn 1897 n. com. .' Alaska . m. ..n n. n...n .'. Como. min. '.....f Il. H..U. h.. .... IT. .r.r.| ..r several E..r.. .... I'D ....H. similar U.." n. H.l m.. .n m. rH..H Or".. basin
 I..- n. ......I tre employ o. . I.... "...u.' Gold Whining Company. .U. ...re o' special. .. .. NH....H mu.. .. .. .. H. ..... |. 'H. n.... ID. m. .e returned u ".. whom. .. remained .H... I..H -.."..r '.II h.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

.I Tr.. Inn. H..n Ut s. Ann
 r... Inr..r for .he pas. er- I day. u..H er. trouble ie a mmu. and win ne ou. o0n
 Ray Mccormick resumed work tf.s ... .H.-. forced vacation due To H Injured 0o.
 m. .I n.. WH r..at.l sut- u.I.. h. I..... E.II oI Ih. death .. n. ..m.... I.GeH.or Margaret win. ... her mother am. a00I brother H.r. H..H rH.He relative. n N. Lorraine fnc. The M. H H o.H.t.. or . Ic" .. H.... ... passed 0u 0r. ene rom. m. u and i. H.. 0oH..
 M..t Wu. H.l' ..|. win. .| who knew her. The m..... n. n. ntr. community m ... .o m. h.r.ar.t unruH
 s. u.un h uornef Che H... Pool Room and a0.l dr.n. .m- rum I.. n... wa. urm.r.l r n. N. Hu..U. who ut Hr..en, |. .r. .. n. proprietor. ol l.c h...- .n H". i. IuH..u
 U oliver I planning ou Il.. .uH. .He coming week for ..- ......r. n. win eo a. ar as
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15

from tr. rr...r n.oonl-lar minor . who Ie.rns only one or two ounche .oI underground york;
 AM Iho. runHu.. made Mr. Rich. ards highly rnretel by hH cm. n.oy... who r..I..I ho was n ma. . tor or am uo-. Hr undertook Tho r.n... .l I. .mn.orc.. VII. not only confined u ns ability hut .o hr manhood and Interest i'm .Hc.r wc|. .r. Whom hc was ut IroliWe'I .t.c uUu.nl departments ot Che mn.. n.n. . er.n. IolI o, umc In .HI... .oU... I'm nearly orori ...r. Mr. Richard" mon Wore un- u..r ...e and lh.s Ia at.r.b- rI.I Tn m. Nrr.E 70. holding hH mon and Inspiring th.m to lo .hcr I... word. \ striking Illustration ... given u. tH.H nc. hr ..e r.It Q. H.rIum. diamond ring from h..
 m..... when He IeI Ono Irc1d- u.I Company .n t..o o.or Che ro.n. .. M. I.... Juneau.
 nr Richard. us nrum.non. fIa.nn. Hrrr. received Che Master r.r I.r.. n i"I.. One Scottish n... I.er.. n. IoUoua Fourteenth mr .E I.t.. Eighteenth Juno i ..... ....... m.mnor of Che Cow- .... E."..r. r.H. .a. IaI5 At Che n..u.I o. the Supreme Council .. ... Scottish NIe hold .r u....u. n U Ia. o..oh.- Mr. Richard. was honor.I witch Che
 r. and dignity o. knight Dom-
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 Tn. ..mmm.. win miss llcN Richard. .. IT would mis-. few rco- n.. IT. u.. .He c..Een. n an'en- .. folio" w.. his associates. n de- voted bead o. nm excellent fHm..t- n. wa. r... man and lived n rca.
 Nh. H.r.r. i. survived by h.H ..... . I.H..I.. Mrs. Frank Le- N.r . son. Almond. n ...ulaHeh'er Mn. " " s.o..HI and a ..en.1n. HH. Warren
 No arrangements win be modc for m. funeral mH Almond who h .r erru..r .. Ono La,ouohe mines
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-04-15
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