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WEDDINGS
DEVOE- DORE

The marriage of George Devoe and
Miss Emily Dore, both OF Skowhegan
occurred Monday morning at seven
O'Clock at the church OF Our Lady of
Lourdcs, nuptial mass being celebrat-
cd by Rev. J. l.. A. Remand Attend
ing the couple were Dennis Dionne
and Miss Lottie Dore. The bride Is
the daughter of Mrs Locard Dore of
parlin street and has been employed
at the Somerset Shoe Factory. The
groom is a soldier of the World War
and Ia now attending n Government
school in Portland. The couple will
establish their home at present in
that city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Joseph william Lemieux and Clara
Delvina Charter, both of Skowhegan
were married Monday morning from
the church of Our Lady OF Lourdes
by Rev. ]. l.. A. Remand. The
couple were attended by her father.
Joseph Charter and Joseph Lessard.
Both young people have been en-
ployed at the plant Of the Maine Spin
ing Company.
PIPER SAVAGE
Linwood Arthur Piper and Elsie
Georgia Savage. both of Norridgewock
were married Saturday evening at the
parsonage OF the Bethany Baptist
Church by Rev George Merriam. The
double ring service was used and the
couple were unattended, The bride
wore white crepe de chene. She Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Savage and has been employed as a
telephone operator by both the Maine
and Farmers Telephone companies in
Skowhegan and Norridgewock. The
groom is employed at Norridgewock
and the couple will reside in that
town.
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Preaching Service nj Fast Ridge
Church

There win be "A preaching service
at The East Didee Church N Corn
Vile next SUNDAY afternoon. 1uup H.
at . 80 Conducted by Rev Il. II.
Johnson Of Athens Everyone are
cordially invited 10 attend these SER
vices.
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Little 80 Peep I"I'idh ~ etoh, bitIle
Miss Alunet blanche Bouchard; Red
Ridinp Unod Norna Laforme. Santa
Cta.. AIM e..,,,ir. Hfw Aeouaint.
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ances, Literature "i9 i'i u""s MS
flctloh, NJ. 4H-' - VA uo'' ;
Beftha L'iAiehA' I'issot ~ ". u 'uo
Dore; Literature Aa.@'' i.'ii.. W.
SPIRIT OF Anas, L"ui7 l.'''i u'A' 'u"' :
dian angel Eiah'Iie bei hiei Ali',"
Mater, Helen 1fVuudl' i"iI 'es' FV''o
Rondeau, Lillian h0aah anu Hiiii"h
Dionne.
ParticipYinf III .aii@ am. VIZ
the folioWing eh.Ijish- i't'' D"~d'
Lawrence IHahh'' AH .'''u1 pepo'
prudence Cot. l'"tl# d"ue'le. ave
ma Turcotte, A''i. la'o'1 EFGlSh
Dulac, Julletls N"n55z.1. Ausii9 1cs-
sard, ADRIAN 9doNell.. Virginia i1iiiey :
me hddlers Were ',ehe'' la lloeIte'
Ioe gel, r9' '.' 80. IL r,,,lar Ern
cstine ThibeanIt Ross eeuffara. Anita
I,essard rucinnn c.onaftr boris Fon-
taine. Corrine Tarcotte. Ellen
Hughes In the skeket Kentucky
Dave =" tbore W.. eIoru. with pan
tomine nv yirp mia I.aney. Another
very nreftv mari of m program was
the "Rosn Dream in which the fol-
lowing cost narticfbated Ernjestine
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Next Week at Lakewood Theatre

In presenting the big Claiming
Pollock New York success THE Sign
on the Door" at the Lakewood Thea
tre, next week Director Barry Whit
comb and the Lakewood players are
giving the local theatre going public
the opportunity to witness one of the
biggest dramas that has been writ
ten in the past decade. play that
established long run record in New
York with Marjorie Rambeau in one
Of the leading parts.
THE Sign on the Door is a ire
mcndous production, with IA big, grip
p ng, human story; a wealth Of laughs
and plenty Of those tense moments
that hold you in suspense. 1t has
accorded by all of the big Metropo-
Titan critics the honor of being one
of the best plays Of its type ever writ
ten
Although the weather was decided
~ unfayorable for the opening week
at Lakewood there has been a good
attendance and the universal Op MON
is that the new company has never
been equailcd. Surely the plays to
be offered this season are all sure fire
selected from the most successful
plays produced in New York in recent
years. Wallace's orchestra Will fur
nish music at the theatre every even
ing except Saturday and it adds a
lot to the performance.
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0BITI AIRY

The community was shocked Sunday
morning. June Is to learn OF the vrcy
sudden death Of Daniel Flanders OF
Bingham. The demise being due 10
heart trouble. MIR. Flanders Was
born June 3. lS49 in Maylield, the son
II Barnet and Susanna (Ford1 Fland-
ers. lie lived in Mayiield until he
moved to Bingham about 20 years ago
He married Clara Jacobs of Pittsheld
md five CHI ldren were born to them
They are: Fred of Pittsiield: Chester,
If Embden. and Flora, Arthur and
Wilbur of Bingham. His wife died
few years ago and he has made his
home with his son Arthur and family
since her demise. MIR Flanders is
survived by his five oh ldren and by
two brothers. who live in Michigan.
Mr.. Flanders was eyerybody's friend
and his sunny smile and iovial dis
uosition were claiming qualities OF his
stcrl ng character Funeral services
we're held Wednesday at 2 O'Clock,
when Rcy. Mr. Robinson OF Bing-
ham spoke comforting words. Burial
was in the Pierce Cemetery OF Scion.
Sincere sympathy is extended to the
hereaYed children.
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Veterans Entertained BY Grange

II, ~ $500. - tho ,,s+ tho
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OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL GRAD
YATES NINE STUDENTS
Program Of Unusual Merit Presented Under the
Direction of Sisters

With the closing of the school of
car Lady of Lourdes last week nine
pupils were graduated, nearly all of
whom will enter Skowhegan High
school in the fall 1t is expected
that all of them will continue their
studies at some institution of learn
ing. The graduates are Catherine
S rois. Florine Thibeaut, Alma Ber-
nier. Naleda Roy, Anna Turcotte, Ma
RE Bizier, Elsie Thibeault, Michel
Breton and Edwin Cyr. At the grad
nating exercises held in Convent Hall
prizes were awarded as follows: Pri-
mary grade, excellence in all studies,
Robert Vielleux; christian doctrine,
Virginia Laliberte; reading, Prudence
Cote arithmetic, Carlton Thibeault.
First grade. excellence, Eldena Tnr-
cott;e second prize. Marie Louise 81
rois reading, Loretta Poul n; chris
tan doctrine, Alden ROderick. Sec
Ond grade, excellence, Corine Tur-
cote; second prize, Laura Lcssard;
christian doctrine. Ernestinc SYLVAN.
Third grade, excellence, Fedora Dore;
second prize, Lillian Giroux; chris
tain doctrine, Leonard Corvette; sec
ond prize, Rose Beaufard. Fourth
grade, excellence. Oliver Forth; sec
ond prize, Robert Thibeault; christian
doctrine, Josephine Forth. Fifth
grade, excellence, Lillian Breton; Sc
cond prize, Ernestine Bisson. Sixth
grade, excellence, Helen Grondin; Sc
cond prize Valeda Lanctot; drawing,
Edward Provencal Seventh grade,
excellence. Marie Ange Lacroix; ap-
plication,. Alice Fitzmorris. e ghth
grade, excellence. Catherine STois;
second prize, Florine Thibeault
christian doctrine, George Gren er.
Sewing. first prize, Madeline Chabot.
The prizes were given by the order
of st. John the Baptist and by DR..
o. j. GAIA, who contributed IS in
gold.
THE PROGRAM
The program of entertainment was
an unusually pleasant affair and show
cd much thorough preparation and
hard work on the part of the $ sters
who are in charge OF the school. "Old
Friends and New included the grad
yates, Valcda Roy, Anna Turcotte, Al
ma Bernier, Marie Bizier, Elsie Thl-
beault, Florince Thbeault and Cath
crime Sirois. Old friends Of the
youngers days were the following
| characters from Old Mother Goose.
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FUNERAL OF VITAL
BOLnUC YESTERDAY
Death Follows Accident Nile Cut
ting Trees in the Pumping STATION
Region

vial BoIdue died At the Somerset
tioa4fgl SUNDAY of peritonitis Dol
ioQfng am operation on perforated
intestine received while cutting trees
in The vic MY OF the Pumping Sta
-ton last Friday lie had cut near
Iy through good-szed white birch
and planning To have 1t fall in clear
suaee. laid a skid across nearby
tree. with the intention Of pryng
down in the desired direction, the tree
that he was cutting Somehow as
the tree fell it swerved and striking
the skid a sudden blow threw the
unfortunate man, who was at the 9TH
er end. about fifteen feet. He tried
to work for few minutes but the,
pain was SO severe he gave up and
Harvesting his horse returned home.
Late Saturday night his condition was
such that he was taken to the Som
erset Hospital for an operation which
disclosed the large intestine to be
perforated He WAS conscious for
several hours thereafter, death TAX
ing place about 100 p. m. Sunday.
Mr.. Boldue was born in st. Come,
Beauce County. Province of Quebec,
Si'AiallA > W y wal y tt1' anu NSihiN ~
SEoWhegan when seventeen years old
On August %, 1873, he married Eme-
La DumOnt, daughter of Michael Du-
mont (Demo) They had four child
rem. Joseph and George died in early
childhood, Nathan was drowned in
the Great Eddy at the age of eight
years and Marie. the wife Of J p.
Thibosleau, d North street grocer. The
deceased is survived by the widow
above mentioned, q sister, Mrs Leon
Forth. wing in st. Come, Canada.
the daughter, Mrs. J. p. Thibodeau
and her four children, Elizabeth.
Margaret, Arthur and Joseph lie
was member of the st. John the
Baptist and devout Catholic.
During his early days in this see
ton he was engaged in numbering ac-
tiyit es. He is also very well known
throughout the state. especially in
the up river territory, as a trapper OF
soue repute For the last thirty
years or so he was engaged in agri
culture, owning farm on the Middle
road, formerly known as the Anti
place.
Always dilgent, man of few words
and likable d sposition he made last
ing friends with everyone who had
been fortunate enough to coma IN
contact with him. His family have
lost and ideal father and husband and
the community one of its best citi-
zens.
a Funeral services were held yester-
day morn ne at the church of Our
Lady OF Lourdes with Rev. J. l. a.
Itcnaud. assisted by FIR. Beaudin of
Watervillc and Fr Farley of Madison,
officiating Burial was in the Calvary
Cemetery.
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been in i'll health for some time but
had been improving during the past
month or so.
The deceased was born in st Al
bans, 70 years ago, the daughter OF
Asa and Elizabeth (StewaFd) Ellis.
Her father died when she was two
and one-half years of age. and when
she was five years of age her moth
er married Simeon Richardson and
they moved to his farm in East Madi-
son. Mrs. Goodwin lived there until
she was fourteen years old. Upon
her marriage she went to live at
North Fairfield. After a residence
of about two years in that town she
went to reside in Monsoon with her
sister, the late Mrs. Hazen Green \
short time after she removed to North
Fairfield and two years later moved
to Skowhegan where she has since
resided, ID years ago. Her husband
died in 1882. Mrs. Goodwin is sur
yiYed by the following children: Mrs.
Rose Parkman, Charles \. Goodwin
William b. Goodwin and Irving Good
win also three grandchildren, all Of
SkoWhegan.
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Laney-Leclerc

The marriage of Thomas N. Laney
and Miss Rose Isabel Leclerc both OF
this town, occurred Monday morning
at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
II gh nuptial mass being offered by
the Rev j. Louis A. Renaud. Miss
Gertrude Laney, was bridesmaid and
Adolph Beaulieu attended the groom.
The bride was also attended at the
altar by the Misses Ethel Lacasce,
Lena Bacascc, Emma Lacasce and
Lillian Leclerc. members of the chill
dren of Mary Sodality of which the
bride is a member. The bride and
her attendants were all att red in
white and the wedding party stood
within the chancel. Mss Cecelia
Fortier presided at the organ. The
decorations included blue and white,
the Sodalty colors. Mr.. Laney Is
employed at the wooden mill of the
American Wooden Company here and
after a wedd .ng trip the couple are
to make their home in Skowhegan.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness shown our
mother during her illness, also for the
flowers and sympathy given us in our
time of sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Goodwin
Mrs. Rose Parkman
VIII Goodwin
Irving Goodwin
ShOwhegan, June 20, 1929
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Gard OF Thanks

We " sh to express our thanks to
our neighbors. and friends for their
during orr recent bereave-
ment Also those who brought How
crs. We especially wish 10 thanh;
Mrs. Mary Mahoncy and Hugh Han
non.
Mr.. Fred Flanders
Mr. and Mrs Frank Curtis and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flanders
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Flanders
and family
Mr., and Mrs Wilbur Flanders
and family
bingham. June 80, 1922.
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Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Goodwin

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah A. Goodwin widow of the late
Allen c. Goodwin, were held Tuesday
afternoon with Rev c. H. Mckinney
of Madison officiating. Burial was
in the Southside cemetery. Mrs.
Goodwin died Sunday night. She had
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MOTTO E

june ~, 1922.
Notice IS hereby given that t he Board
of STATE Assess. ors viii be in session 1T
the AeacA.ora' Once iu .piltsneld ON
Thursday. the 18th day Of July. at
o'clock, A. NJ. nj the court House in
SboWhceau OH Wednesday. the 12tIf
day Of July at . o'clock. \. N. at the
Aaaessera' Office in bingham on Thurs
day fofcupon, the 18th day of July, at
. o'elork. A. Nj, y. y. W.. in the
County Of Somerset. to secure informa-
tiou 10 enable them 10 make Il just
equalization Of the taxable property in
said County. and to investigate charges
Of eoneealmon3 of property from taxa
ton of differentiation and Of failure
to ssseaS property liable to taxation,
g. :. SrETSON,
l. DEARBORN.
W. T. DRESSlR
Board of state Assessors
+. II. STERLING, clerk
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-08
SsS (March4:S-
notice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
URE SALE -tFsl5sEs

3 Default having be en- made in the con
ditions of that.certains mortgage made
executed and delivered by Ne I lin:5
Bank illmar, sAfbnnesota 81 corpor-
alton, mortgage, bearing date-t he 4 1th5
day Of October, 1919, with power otfsale
therein contained and duly GeG9rasaf IN y,
and for tKandiyohi County, Minnesota,
on the 14th day of October, q 81 3. at.2 40
Boek Is, 81 9f MOI pa
continued ito the date of this notice; py
the. failure and neglect. Of said mort,
gagor t. pay tn, debt secured 70, nY sa ~
able. on thes1 It'll day Of Aprils.l 920; by
which default the power of sale there,
in contained has become operatives and
erwise,s has been instituted Ito: recover
the debt ecured by said. mortgage or
any part. thereof; and whereas there
to due 9n act
Mght Sf re and asioo is2s44s9 Dol
lars, principal and interest; =.
HEREBY GIVEN That by virtue of
the power of sale contained in: said
mortgage, and pursuant. to: the. Statute
said VIII by
sale OF. the premises described in and
conveyed thereby, .to-wit:f,Lots One t1l
saa MS aaifon Bl9fk ThEas s} Of
part of the North half Of the. Northeast
quarter an V of NEA) Of Section TWen-
ty-tWo 4t22), Township One -Hundred
Nineteen tt119), Range Thirty-five $3.50,
according to the plat: thereof on file and
Of record, .inssthe office Of the REGISTER
of Deeds in and for the County of Kan
.diyohi and State Of Minnesota, together
with hereditaments and appurten.nces.
Said sale will be made by the Sheriff
g ,Kandiyohi County, Minnesota, at the
front door of the Court House, in the
City of. ,Willmar, Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota, on Saturday, the 22nd day
Of April, 1922, at the hour Of ten o'clock
in the forenoon loft that day. atspublic
yendue, to, the highest bidder. for cash.
TO- pay said debt, taxes. If any, and
Twenty-Five (s25.0O) Dollars, Attorneys
sfee.; as provided in said, mortgage, to-
getherS with. the disbursements allowed
by Law, subject to redemption at any
sale, as provided by Law. -. I =
Dated March 9Th, 1922
: : FARMERS SECURITY STATE
~, -: BANK OF WILLMAR.
By r. C.. Sletten, =. =. 81
President.
CHARLES JOHNSON; s0% . ~
/. Attorney for Mortgage,
- Willnar, Minnesota. =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-08

$685..
NoT1GE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
tons Of tina t. certain mortgage made.
executed and delivered by Anna Pear
sonssand sErick g carson. her husband,
bearing date the 27thS.day Of April, 1920,
with power Of sale therein con tanned,
and duly recorded IN the office. of the
Ri County. Mime ta.o On. the s:2Sth4 day
Of April, i 9 20.s at@nine O'Clock, SAs NJ, in
Boqk.sNo.. 62 of Mortgages on Page 4S5,
Of this notice by. the failure and neg
lect sof said nortgagors to pay the debt
secured by said mortgage, which be
ca me due and payable on Novembers1st,
$780, by which said default; theS power
of. sale therein contained has become
operatlve,a and s2no action*or proceeding
at, or otherwise has been sinstitu;
mortgage or any part thereof ;s.s*.=:ssfS>.
And whereas. there is. claimed to be
due on said mortgage at the date of
of Seven Hundred Forty-five and $1,000
($745:67) Dollars, principal and inter-
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice IS here
by given, that by. virtue of the power
OF. sale contained in said mortgage, and
pursuant to the. Statute in such case
m m;3 e. and fera provlded the said mortgage
Uses described in and conveyed thereby,
The undivided one-half interest
III; anu 70 the. Northeast quarter INEA)
Of the Southwest quarter (sWfA Of
Section Sixteen 1910 sins Township One
Hundred Nineteen (119)-of Range Thir-
ty.threei (S3), in Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota gs .-Zs..i <+.Es; - =
Said sale. will be made by the Sheriff
OF kandiyohi County, Minnesota, sat the
front, door of, the Court House, in, the
City Of Willmar, Kandiyohi County,
Minnesota, on Saturday. the 22nd day
OF APRIL. 1929; at the hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of that day., at public
vendue, to the highestobidder for cash,
2 to pay said debt, taxes. if any and Eff
ty ($50:0O) Dollars Attorneys fee as
provided in said mortgage : together
with the disbursements allowed by Law;
subject to redemption at any time with
IN one year from, the, date of sale,*- as
provided by Law. "
Dated; March 2nd, 1922
49, > .-'y@ G. a: STARK,
cuAp1r, ,o,> Mortgage.
:, Attorney for Mortgage, ,z..r - re-
'5' 'Willlnar Minnesota 81.
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!: y. First pub Feb. 81 II a. IS
notice OF MORTGAGE rtToREcLo-
srTne q 4 re 81 81.

;A3AS sSA1aeAse'-5
S NOTICE rs, HEREBY GIVEN, That
ofethat certain .niortaaFe iii1ly sexec,ltad
anf.isde liverei NV. A SH Rsnrtson and
4nnnja Rnne he ,u;fa ,,a5rfgaonrv
70 enr1 .F9 ans
ing;1date this frat daV|S f,f'7 ,Senfemher.
1920. with 11snwe1" ~ Sale rtereiY,' cf,n.
1tained and div recordad ,;n.et - nff3ce
nftha panistar a. needa ~, 81 i fGr Kano
divnhi" Te,,ntv Af;nnasot - s an ttha Sth
day s?of at nine O'Clock
Page so. which default has CONTINUED
f0,fI1e data Of fi1Ya nntice Nv the "a i1n-e
and neglect of said mnrfssarors 10 make
navment of The, int IN fI1a indaht
edness nv said mnrtrage sactired which
Nv ifa teTms hocan,e9 d,5e an6 no Vst,1n ~
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