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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-03
Brief Sketch OF New Speaker

A native of Hartford county, MIR. Lee
is so years old, graduate OF the pub
lie schools. Johns Hopkins University
and the University of Maryland law
school. Serving in the legislative
sessions of 1896 and 1918, he was an
assistant United States district at
torney under William l.. Marbury in
the second Cleveland administration
He also was a colonel on Governor
Warfield's staff. He is a practicing
lawyer in Baltimore and Belair, a
member of the law firm of Bonsal &
Lee, Baltimore, and is vice-president
of the Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank, of Belair. In addition,
he is a farmer.
or the reelection of President Will
liam /. Norris, of the Senate, there
was never any doubt. Senator Or
lando Harrison, of Worcester, was a
tentative candidate Immediately after
the election, but when he ascertained
that the Governor favored the return
of Senator Norris he promptly with
drew.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Polk, of Nor
folk. Va. are guests of Mrs. Folks
father. Mr.. Charles Worthington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-03

Lieut.. Joseph Smith. U. S. NJ. C.,
now stationed at Quantico was here
over the weekend.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs Edward E. Long, Of
Washington, spent the weekend with
Doctor and Mrs. Charles N. Taylor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
Files Suit to End
Separation Contract

oma Gertrude KiIburq filed suit
In the district court today 20 end
a seporntion agreement which shc
has Yith her husband. Isaac j XII
burn growing out OF q former Iii
wore" suit. By having the court
giant O. complete divorce ~ this
time.
st. alleges In hor snit filed to-
day that her husband has failed
b. live up TO his end - the agree
m.ut by trYlug To- poison thr minds
81 their rhiiaTen against tho
mother and by saying that he de-
sired tu r.t a divorce 90 that no
could yet married 10 another
woman.
tfuci and inhumau treatment
were thr grounds of the first al
vorce suit. which ended In the
existing separation agreement.
which was entered into April 4.
1891.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
LEGAL NOTICE
VERrIFlCATn on COMPARISON
No. 1898

CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
No. 1895
STATE or gEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF MN MENICO
UNITED STATES oF AMERICA
STATE or SEw NExIc0
~ is hefrhy certified thai fhr anuened
> . fan, irne sad complete Transcript II
thr Certificate Of Incorporation u
r 3 hrtANNA iNC 80 sioekhaiders'
iiabaitsl. viii ihs erdofseineni ther-en,
- sane appear. on ~, and Of record
h ~ oifile Of the state Corpufatlaal
o. testimeny whereof the stats Cor,
p~oraiian Commission II the Stats u New
htsico has caused this esrtinskte " ha
signed ~ n Chairman and the So, Of
said cummissioa "a b. affixed o. ths
CIV q s.u,s n On This seih dAl %
tsEAI) Chairman
Attest
A L. MORRISON
Clert
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF y y McCANNA. INC.
tNo stockholdsrs' Li4hihtyD
We the unaeFsigned. 10 ordar 10 ferrn
a corporation for tho purreaes hereinaf.
Ter stated. under and puraaaht 20 the
provisions u the twenty third chapter II
TIE Second session laws ~ tho state 81
Nc~ Mssico, a. amended by Chapter it2
~ the 1917 Session Laws aud Chapter
loo q ihs 1913 session Laws, Dc hereby
terii5 a. iolie~si
Tbs usms " The ceuarsfisn shall 10
- Z AccANSA iNC tNo sioeAheidsTs'
Liaeiiiyl".
The Registered office u the eorporalion
shal " located Al IA Soaih reoend
New Mexico. and Raymond > hcCanna
y d~e.issatei - she statalory Agea
thrfetn AID m shairs ftrrcuf and npoh
4hain rreseus against The corporation laaY
served.
= TIE ohjefts Tor Which iha corporation
y sriahli.heh are a. foiiavsg
fe transact . g~snesai real raisir agency
aud brokerage buainssh ~ineludinE tha
management " estates ~ act a. agent.
broker, OF attorney IN fact Tor any per
sers % corporations An buyinE. selling
aud dealing Ia real prupsfty and aay I'D
every e.t<ts aud intafest thsreia. snd
fhoses b. estiuu arruFrd thereby. luf4
nsuts fcapifinE thersffoln. aud other ser
,gnai properly eollaaerai thereto, b. tnal.
~ OF obtaining lsAHs upou sarh properly,
a. supervising. managing and protecting
such property and lonns md AZ laiereata
~ nnd claims affertihg the same. W n
frriing insurance against I'm aHf an
npIsr risks thereon. and 10 mans tinr and
aapasetink any leEal artioun, proceedings
and besinTss relating u nny ~ tha aur
poses hNfciu mentioned o. referred %.
- rrrisiat mortgages and ieeav 81 trust
nf raj plupefv Or ehaifelf real ard Al
otktf aefurItlsa eoihaefai thsretai ~ In.
restlgnis and report upon ths credit and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

, sasss.si ssissnsy sn6 sefIfienfv IF tef 80
re~ers and sursties upan sa<h s~scst'n<.
any end ever estate and lnfeFs<s therein.
aaa chooses In action secafed thsfetss
,sss s !" p, %sses,,,ss s% .ass ! ss .ss go
~lmproys nsnsEe, operate. ssit sssftt@st.
ease and eshefslse dispose q say rr<rrTwr
prosperity. ssd 70 tale mortgages And ~ go
~sienmenis % murtrsgss % Ne cane. an1. u
70 trAsssa Al OF any other business
proper 20 the exercise o. any Or al u M .st'-
afefufaid pnrpuuca 81 the oufpufAtiaA.
fs aAlniaih an sFsaey. for the rrliins
and selling nf policies ~ Insurance issued s4pI+l
~ rcsnleTly Incorporated Insurance conn
paniss. demsaiis and foreign, fes tho la-
sssanee o. heman sesaE. ss.ans, data ~
aeainst iaas or damage from FIRE. Wassfs .a -
vind. bargiars Or uiker easass, liability 80.
INSURANCE and fidelity and fufety boada
and saryine ON such other business a.
The serpors,ion shall, IN addition 49,
tho po~ers specifically enumerated, hess
ana possess Al rsrhts. powers sna priv
leres Kiteu 10 corporations ~ eoinnfen
s- a.. s.ris go ~ ,as s"'s a, s ssh.s ls~ssl
povfr 20, iHeonsisient herewith - fsiaes
The capital siaeh q TIE eerporstleastea,
DOLLARs tsas. ooe3 witch shall We
s s.ss' o. ' ~. i ps1 1 aiss, q s %"' huSssss
Dollar Hioo) ea'es
a. incarporaiar aad ths naisbsr Of
AaFss Of stock subscribed Tor ~ $50
tes sssfsgsis q shlsh shall be 60,
Nellie Mecunns' BAT Narsh an
Aisnqesraus New Mszise, -" ~
sassps III nscaun.. 400 ssasa
Itih - Albuquerque New ~ =
Nenica 20 shafta 1000 .l 4
Raymond , MecAana. si7 serts Z
th ~, Alhagasrqus, New ltff
Hssiso' 70 shsfss o2e laasi
s2s.eso' nif'
VI l.
Ihs time Tor which this eorpersuea ~"
shsli elisi shall be hfiy tsol sss's. ''""'i
no nsmss o. ne msmbsrs % ~ "f"1
Beard u Directors for ne fire. tasrs 20, 500
iaoH'hs after ineorpers,ion are - tot 80.
Nellie Necaaas. siT NORTH an. alha-
~qusfque, New Nerieoi
Jaaeph d heCannA, ZOE south ftih. ,"'fr
Aihsqasrque. New Msrieo.
Raymond }. MeCauna. SIT North tth.
Alsuqaeross. New Mexico. H''''T
~ cur haads snd seal. this aeA dep
SELi.IE McCAsSA tsEALl.
RAYMOND ! nscnssA tskkL55.
STATE OF NEW NExicol
lHa H .uI
CoVSTY OF BERNALlLLOl
On tails asth DAY OF Aprii, 1879, be-
fore me personally supeerca NELLIE Ne, D. w
GAMMA. JOSEPH " and rf
RAY J. MecANNA. 10 ne knoar
10 b. the persons described In aud who n.l
executed The foregoing instrument sad
aetna~ledss that they exsru;sd ts some = q
A. thrir frce Acf and deed. -
In witness whrreaf I have hereanta
80, my hand aud seal tho day aud rear 30.
AUSusrrSE J. aIRAKp, N ghfd
tskALl NetsfI rssiiS as
ENDORSED NnI
No. 1894 ~
Cor. Reed. Vol Z Page l4i W
gsrificaie o. Incorporation Of 100 upt
2. y AcCANNA sc.
tNo Stockhalder' Liability
Piled In office Of al 80,
SrATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
% New Mtxleo e
May 20. fe22--a D m.
A. l. MORRISON,
rompared
lex 10 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
FOR SALE

IN north part. Fourth ward. good
two-room frame house. double
floors. and hulit-in features,
young rhndo and fruit trees. blk
Faruen lot price 81 600. $500
cash and s20 a month.
Two-room and front porch
house. north part Fourth ward,
large garden lot. Price, $1,000.
half cash and $50 a month.
four-room and sleeping porch,
good house. lights and water.
Highlands. IsbO; $50 cash aud
$40 q month
ltousc with very large lot,
five minutes from shops. f77s:
s2h cash and $40 n month.
finy foot Vacant lot, High
lands ssTS: se6 cash and $40
a month
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
40g " Copper Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
cERTIFicATE 81 ooNrARlsos

CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
NJ 1890
STATE OF NEW MExIcQ
STATE CORPORATION cOMMi6BIOn
OF HEw MEXICO
UNITED STATES OF AMERicA)
STATE OF NEW NExIc0
- : hssehy certified that tho snnssst
h q fuli irar and complete traneerlpt of
the Certifirais u Stockholders Soc Las
hiiiig 81 y ' NrCANNA INC (No sieck-
holders Liability with The saearasnents
thereon, o. sans appears on fie and %
record "a ths aptoe Of tbs stats cos-
ln testiinony whereof the stste Cor.
p%oraiior Commission Of the State " Nsw
Aetieo has caused this ceriiicats 70 hs
signed ~ IT, chairman and The seal 81
q santa ~ on mis- sotk dsF q Nay.
A y. ie22. d
fsEALl chs.sn.a.
Attest! B.
A l. MORRISON,
CERTIFICATE OF srocKHoLpEms
non Liability OF
y y MccANNA INC
(No stoekholders' Liability
This 10 10 certify that tho ass4r.
siEned, being al Of ipo ~ siaal hassFtn
p%erators who have kisnei he ceftinssis
- Incorporation u The hbcsa nsmsd
eorpautien thereby asasvl4tas thsA,
selves ~isErihsr under the proyit ,eus ~
Chapter Twenty rsres ~ The 1915 isew
hesico Qualification, - aInendad w 80
iion Tive Chapter III u tas 1917 sss.
uor Laws OF NV Aeaics. Tor rad on
behalf et themselves and 81 other rtost
holssfs who msy become feeuaf u vita
then 10 aid eorpernuca 10 hereby de-
flare thai there shall b. no sfaeihnldsu'
hatniiy on aerount % any aterk lransd
q sa,a satpes"ileN saa that ~ stock
emPt from al nahilsiy On areoant ~ any
stock issued or held b. ihrm. exearf faF
surh capital syoek certified 10 hass tetn
paid m propsrty az In cash o. he ilhna
ni The nsanenesu,sn of business
Raymond J. MeCAnna has been de.fr.
Hated a. ths statutory agent 10 the Ftf.
atcred oflse Of The eurfpraiion. a. apari.
ned an The Articles af incornsrauon, Ia
charge Of tho Registered offidr 1s1 apsn
rhom process Axasnst the eerporsiien nay
In witness whereof We. IAs s.ia .a.
rsrpofaiorn, have hcrennia aaf aar ksuIs
And seals % ~. eetA ssy % apri fssl.
Nossltah eeckssA,. .lsssLl,
RAinosb J xscxxsA sssAL5.
STATE 90 NEW MExIco)
COUNTY OF nERxAIiLLop
OH This 2eth day 81 April, feaa he
canna, Ioasph y McCsnna aad Hnsmona
= NrtahhA g. he tHoWn 20 be M pnr-
sons dsseuh~d ln and vho ereeutai fhs
isreEoiht inatrumeht and acknoulsdfAf
ies' my esssa'ea 'hs same a. ther fsss
"a wiinsss ~hsreof / Asss h-rsuu,, "a
@y ha,a snd seal the day md yaas led,
,ss.,, AUGUSTINE eIs4nps
Ny commission expires NAY ~ fe1n
ENDORSED
No ft115
Cor Reed Vol rare aal Ia.
tfftiflcaie Of Non liability Of aausi.
hoIIsrs a. 80
y hrCANNA ING. ,-
tho hioet holdrnf IizhlifBl
fiifd ~ ufftrs of - -
AfATE coEpUlfATfON oIha uNanfoN
uf Nos Acrlte
May 20, ieze. pm
& hoasiHoF
Compared w.
tck a. IIO
o.-,.,.s' rsDsxrD %
srArk oF NEW MExIool
COUNTY or REaKkLLIoy
THIS i~nsinnfnt eaE fI|sd co. safosa
81 ~ tat tsf ~ 1unr fe1e a ! os.I1.E
z hffarsgd 10 Vel h Nj
a~tofif u said CnuufF. foiIa SIt
FhFU CuOlfNII
ifhAll CIerk sad f11nf4<r
~ \ rYU4I|IL
W..0|I II...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

jobs going begging In 90
states says department Of Labor.
Nuch better than men going beg
Eiug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

r0R MINT STORE room aud cellar -
by 30 feeit iee rear IF 100 ksuih
Frt - Accessible " AilcYs from nes
ands ~. 0eli ADD Central ayes. Pred
iuthy AZ Citissns National Hank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

MONEY 10 LOAN
IA watches. dismobds. kaaa Liberty
honas, automobiles ahd eserytsias val
q MARCUS sia :. rrRsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

FOR RESg'--One nlesiy furnished -poiu
~ nshs housekeeping. ciosu To-
cAh lot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

EMPLOYED BooKKEEPER vii hep
a. sddiiiensl sat u baoks. Reasonable
rates Address AGA. ears Evening herald
SEE R6BEkfF TURNER co. ais Wee
Cola Ave. fgr haslne.s oppertunitlss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

cemepi caniFnelers. COS = sessnth
ESfkxe7yg ssJ Eh1%. NJ fSsT
<iebss fF~s,efss saumaies innaishfd
A o. A4fInifrs le9t korth
|fleftrih. rAnnr asa
We M ODD Juta cafrcnf5ndr nfd
house bald as reasonable insfsti'
fssssss. 'sssssT Y"ss K, s..s.': ia ~, ~.
Ave-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

z \. MOORE. pfzctissi plumbing. heat.
Ing. arepalrinsj d~epsudAhis service. DIT
" prices. Phone aUF
ifND0w SHADES. guaranteed cloth and
z rollers, large stock 70 Rsieni from. Let
I rive you an estimate. Anderson Broth
e. fhops a7OJ.
lsN'h hAiRu'7, SOC; skildren. ate. a.
ikelr bones. fhons aobeJ.
EfBECUED MEATrGThs bsst ret.
Iprless right. Little wonasr. SIS W..
tsfs s.ssss, =. .. ssssss'i. ssopdsseF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

lbERAL commissions paid to
|. hustlers, either sex. Should
|e wcll acquainted in city. Must
hive names Of two responsible
|irties az reference. Apply IN
|wn handwriting. Box X. ID. H.,
|Rre Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
LIVE STOCK
auslNEss ~ofPoRrunrfIEs

A LIVE Writ that eaa fuFsnlsh $1,000
IN good paying h~uslnrsss G~uaranies
teao refun. kadre AIl0 ssfs Herald.
t00niHU HUUAk for sale - kai5.
avs " 9ela. rAens le1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
~DERE0FiyE


,EFsttIyg 1aEncE5 rlsss sssw-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29

FOR RkNr-Nlss lsrEs trent room; .lose
Ia. rhene efe o. ioI. SIC W. Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-29
FOR R~ENT-Rooms

FoR RfST-fnruished. two rmaii mod
srn housekeeping rrsiasi no tiek no
children 72s souh Edltn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-03
WEST RIPLEY

: Feb. 28:-We felt the storm and now
we can see the drifts seven or eight
feet high.
George Nelson and son Arnold snow
plowed the road north from their place
for two miles with a four horse team
Friday. e H. ?. -
Ernest Coenen, Ray Cook, William
Kleopel and John Keckely broke roads
east Of Fl. Ripley Friday.
Levi Nelson, John Gaddis, Fred
Laatsch, Dave Morrissette, and Maur-
ice and Geo. Beaumont were at Fl.
Ripley Friday to help keep the road
Our mail carrier was unable: to carr.
mail for two days and Friday, he took
mail only on the west side Of the track.
Gene Grimes Apt the job to- snow
R B;: Broadway, end & main a street at Fl.
Our school closed last week on ac-
count of the storm ):
Dona Jarvais skied to Fl. Ripley f.
day. That is the only way he could
get there.
~ Ed. Hermen and Harvey Kalaski
Johnson's two hired men, are on the
sick list.
Joe Martineau<, drove to Fl. Ripley
Saturday with load Of neighbors. .
The: trains were late all week las
week but the snow. plows were on
time.
l am just wondering if you got
enough snow9 (Just what ~ordered)
So let me know when you have enough.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-03
WEST BELLEVUE

March 1:-Henry Zimmerman and
sons Max and Albert were in Little
Falls Saturday. ;:5yf1
Geo. Cash transacted business in Lit
tie Falls Monday.
Fred Schubert was in the county
seat Saturday. ....
Ambrose FISHERMAN was in Royal
ton Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Frank johnson of Royalton
spent several days. last week at the
Lettering home. II ~-
Mrs. H. Zimmerman and daughter
Helen spent Sunday afternoon with
Miss Stone. =
Albert Zimmerman spent the week
end with J. r. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zimmerman and
Miss Stone attended the funeral of H
Keolsch Of Fl. Ripley. He was buried
from the German church on Saturday.
Sympathy is extended.
F. Land A. A. FISHERMAN were in
Royalton Monday.
Paul Schelonka of North Prairie
visited at the home of his son John
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chillquist were
in Little Falls Saturday.
Charles Schubert was in this vicinity
Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-03

ply So o d sye..
B Hss; i q s,.s s,1;|I's
Nh, Bodsk left sun day for
. minneapolis to visit her slaugh liter, Mrs.
Is. ] . TurTittiin. .S
Word was received onday that Don.
aid Quinlivan q former resident Of
this place; died SShhnils Feb. GOTH at;
the Brainerd hospi The funeral was
held Tuesday morning from 6t. Francis
Catholic church ats that place. Mr..
Quinlivan ct the time ofsE his death
was resident of Deerwood. He lived
for several years at ST. Cloud and
Minneapolis. He was proprietor of the
Hotel Royalton here about thirty years
ago. He is survived BY his wife, one
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Richard, Min
;peapolis, and two SONS, Donald Of Cali
fornia and James Of Deerwood.
Il Bishop Bennett Of Diocese Of Duluth
will hold services at Grace church,
Royalton, Sunday evening, March 5 in
RoyaltOn. ,s s5 sz. Say.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-03

5;
white dress and wreeth and s.
match. The maid Of honor, Miss SeSaa
Schneider, wore beautiful pink dress.
MI. Bernard Sporlein, brother Of tie
groom was best man. e.
A severe snow storm hit thissviciaity
last week Wednesday and Thursday.
The people of this vicinity said that,
they never witnessed a snow storm as
bad as that one.t Some farmers had to
carry water into the barns to the cows
and horses. The snow piled up in some
places in the roads so that the people
were unable to get through and tie.
road had to be broken across the 6elds.
The people can probably not complain
OF not having enough snow iii their
yards.
Miss Barbara Ronnellenfitch, who
has been employed in Little Falls for
the last two months, returned home
last week.
+, 1t was necessary for Nick Grundhof-
er to haul snow out Of his yard Thnrs-
day afternoon to make room for his
cows and horses.
Miss Theresa Kahl, who had been
employed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heurung for the last two months,
returned home Saturday.
"A party was held at the nome Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Heurung Sunday eve
ming. A large crowd assembled, in
GLIDING Mr.. and Mrs. William Pohl-
kamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pohlkamp
and children; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Funk and son; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hesch; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pohl-
kamp and many other friends and rela-
tives. The evening was spent in play
ing cards, singing and playing games.
Afterwards delicious lunch ,1Eas
served.
Mrs. John Sheen Of Minneapolis is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Heurung, and other relatives, for few
days.
John Kelzenberger, who was employ
ed in Minneapolis, is here for few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Henry Dengel is sick at this
writing.
Mr., and Mrs. John Terhaar, who
have been sick for a few days, are
able to be around again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beka is laid up with
a. bad sore on her. left arm. ;.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-03

Dr. Han 3 fa,ia. 8 IS s 81
Mrs. Z. 9. Bussen and daughter
5O g, returned 55aturda from q visit.
with relatives At Richmond. 4. &
Mrs. Bert Lego and little; son Bert,
Jr.;s Of st. Paul arrived here Saturday
for q visit at the C. u. Legg home. Il;
John Stroman was a business caller
in Little Falls Tuesday. -.
y. Mrs. James, Adams returned Satur-
day from visit with relatives IN the
twin cities.
The thunder storm and lightning
Tuesday Of last week put the large
transformer north of town out of COM
mission, and the town was in darkness
from Tuesday until Saturday, when q
transformer was brought from Grey
Eagle and electricity was turned on
from the Grey Eagle power line. There
were no trains on this line from Tues
day until Saturday. H.
Farmers Of this locality were able
to get to town Saturday, after shovel
ing out roads, the first time since the
storm began on Tuesday. The village
school took forced vacation from
Wednesday until Monday.on account of
the bad condition Of the road and lack
of electric power at the school house.
Mrs. Pauline Seimets, who passed
away at Little Falls Saturday was a
resident of East Swanville for many
years before moving to Little Falls
about three years ago. Mr.. Seimers
died from the flu at his home in East
Swanville about three years ago. The
body Of Mrs. Siemers will be brought
to this place to-day, where funeral SER
vices will be held in st. Peters Luther
an church, Rev. Walter Hass of Little
Falls officiating. Burial will be. in the
Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Siemers
had many friends in this locality who
extend sympathy to- the family.
Superintendent w. C. Olson,. Y. h.
Andrus, Misses Elliott, Pickard, Mel
son and Malone of the teaching faculty
!; "hiked' to Burtrum Friday after
noon, where they visited until Saturday
returning on the train Saturday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Truog enter
tanned a large party: Of relatives and
friends at their home north Of town,
on Tuesday evening. Those present
wore: j. w. Thompson and family;
Fred Hildebrandt and family; Ed.
, Truog and family; Nichols Truog, Jr.,
and family, Of Pillsbury; Ed. Mielke
and family Of East Swanville; o. c.
Dettler and family; Nicholas Truog,
ST., and family; T. R. Andrus and
Ernest Larson of Swanville. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards at
the close Of which delicious lunch was
served. T. E. Andrus won the prize
in the card game, winning 10 straight
games.
4 farewell party was given at Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday afternoon by
members of the Woman's club, w. R. c.
and L. P. c., in honor of Mrs. Chas.
!; A. Bost, who is member of the differ
ent societies. The afternoon was spent
in social way at the close of which
; refreshments we're served. The guest
Of honor was presented with a China
tea set as remembrance from her
friends. About 80 guests were present.
Mrs. E. L. Kaliher and Mrs. O. A,
Krousey were Little Falls visitors on
Tuesday.
The Women's Civic club of this
place will have two candidates in the
field for members Of the village coun-
Gil at the spring election.