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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-07
LUNA NOTA DEL
GABINETE ALEMAN2

BERLIN, agosto 6.-Inf6rmase que
ell Gabinete aleman, reunido esta ma
mana en- session especial, acord6 enviar
una protesta al Gabinete de Paris q
proposito de la expulsion de los alema
mes de Francia.
Los inforntes son de que ei Gabinete
teuton amenaza con tomar iguales me-
didas, como via de represalias.
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LORD CURZON ACOMPANARA
A M. POINCARE

PARIS, agosto Gel. embaja-
dor ingles, senior Curzon, restable-
cido va de su enfermedad, acompana
ra Londres al jefe de este 60
bierno senor Raymond Poincare.
Probablemente M. Poincare Y
Curzon salGran esta tarde hacia Lon
dres.
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SIGUE LA GRAVEDAD DE
LORD NORTHCLIFFE

LoNDREs, agosto e.-Las condi-
clones de Lord Northcliffe son en- ex-
tremo desalentadoras temiendose de un
momento a otro un fatal desenlace.
Los peri6dicos que controla Ell insig
ne diarista publican cada tres horas
Ell boletin meaico.
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ARREsTADo

La eorte Municipal de Santa Isabel
crden6 ell srresto de Jose Bias, a quien
Sc le acusa de un delito de abuse de
confanza. Ell delincuente fue arrestado
en- Ponce.
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LOS MINEROS HAN COMENZA
DO Ell TRABAJO EN- INDIA
NAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. agosto 6
-Despues &c una conferencia que
ha durado por espacio de cuatro ho-
ras los obreros acordaron reanudar
ell trabajo en- las mfnas.
Las tropas nacionales protegen
a los ex-huelguistas.
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HARDING CONFERENCIA CON
LOS MINEROS

WASHINGTON. agosto 6.-El presi
dente Harding ha vualto conferenciar
hoy con. Ell Comite Ejeoativo de los Mi
neros.
Sc tiene entendido, no obstante la
ressrva que guardian los funcionario
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vEINTICINCO MUERTOS Y
CENTENARES DE HERIDOS
EN- UN CHoQUEi DE TRENES

ST. LOUIS, agosto 6.-Informes or
ciales dicen que en- Ell choque de tre-
mes ocurrido aver en- Sulphur Spring
Sc han registrado veinticinco muertos
Y centenares de heridos.
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Pronto Sc celebrard otra
conferencia International
en- Washington
Esta sera de caracter ecOn0micO y en- ella,
probablemente estara representada Alemania

de Casa Blanca que Ell Presidente ha
sometido nuevas proposiciones de carac
ter economico a los huelguistas.
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Fl aqua, Ia naye de Ia sd|ud

es eliminado por medic de los rifiones;
mas menos veintiocho por ciento por
la pfel; mas menos veinte por ciento
por los pulmones y un dos por ciento
por otros medios.
En- los iittirnos amos Sc ha discutido
mucho 81 debe beberse aqua durante
las comidas no. Sc objetaba la conve
niencia Ge hacerlo a causa de que ell
aqua diluye los jugos gastricos (jugos
de la digestion). Ultimamente Sc ha
comprobado que este es un error, que
la digestion de Ilas substancias secas,
como ell pan y la carne, Sc apresura de
media hora una hora mas 81 Sc mo-
ia bien en- ell estomago. Tengase presen
tie que todos los alimentos deben re-
ducirse un estado hquido antes de
que puedan pasar del sistema digestive
a Ia sangre.
Ell aqua no solo ayuda proveer Ell
medic de producer este alimento hqui-
DO, sino que aumenta la cantidad de
valor nutritivo que puede obtenerse del
Ilimento que coniemos. Mientras mas
aqua bebemos, menos alimento desper-
diciamos en- nuestro sistema. Los ali
mentos secos provocan sed y obramos
bien 81 nos guiamos por un deseo que
dicta la naturaleza.
El aqua helada debe beberse lenta-
mente. Bet'sr mucha aqua helada de
una sola vez baja la temperature del
cuerpo puede producer una conges-
ti6n. Ell dafo que hace no debe atri
buirse a la cantidad de aqua que Sc
bebe, sino la rapidez con que Sc la
bebe.
Es un kacho extraordinario, del que
pocos Sc han dado cuenta, que Ell aqua
caliente apaga la sed mejor que ell aqua
fra que obra como un estimulante
de la digestion. Els preferible beber
aqua caliente con las oomidas. Un va
so de aqua calente bebido al acostarse
provoca, en- general, un suefio apacible
refrescante.
1ooo 10 que usted aeaba de leer pue-
de parecerle muy POGO importante. Sin
embargo, es de una importancia inmen-
sa para usted, para su salud, y en- con-
secuencia para sus negocios y activida-
des de cualquiera indole, para su buen
humor, para SUI felicidad.
listed me craera que al escribir con
tanto entusiasmo acerca dol aqua, no
, 10 hago sino teniendo ,interes en- su
prosperidad personal. Yo no vendo
aqua.
Ernesto JARAMILLO.
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Ell NECTAR DE LOS DOSES
La policia de Ponce ocup6 Bernar-
dino Figueroa, seis medias botellas de
ron.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
THOUGHT RUMBLEs

Trying - convert tn majority
usually tales half . lifetime
A soliciting committes discOyersd
vhat an enormous variety Of psopls
tharo are
Rirhteousnsss anaily wins bsauss
uieksdneaa. sftsr q tine bscomes
rnch q hore.
aalyatico is frss. srosgt hat earn.
ct fsllou creatures tomsiimsa Want
% make 4 compulsorI.
Az soon a. soms of TIE SPECIES q
upeds nud out they are b. b mads
uaeful they win die On
Too earnest q pursuit. ~ happiness
ls sometlmes q handicap % the "iife
sud liberty" end of that ssylar
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
aROwLs or A CROUCH

always tell ths svsnEslists that !
an net anrioua 10 ~ 70 hsavsn-ai
least. bot Just yst
I have never mads q q habit %
marry Lillian Russell. vote fsr brysn
hor play bsgpips music.
I think gingsrels and grapeiuics
hlshbails are an insult 70 q perfsctly
geod. harduorkins. trusting stomach
I believe q man can becons . vsEJ
rreat athlsis by eating lsttucs and
paunips n he eats s0ms neat alsas
viii then.
I 80 nswupaps pictures q usny
bnutiful women. but rarely 80 Ne
picturs of q bsautifui vonan VIE =
slss good.loohinG
I ds oct care Who bse0mss minisis
. SIAN. iusg - Il is not mysslf !
Would rathsi stag hsrs and b iuas -
SIAN without oos Plea
go . scisniist has annsancsd
nat parsnips uill preserve iifs. nat
h q good thins. fos there Il nothing
else that know 81 10 recommsne
thsm. Chicago Amsricah
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
Asensmsatf

When william butler feats was .
boy. hls family moved from puhlin 10
Bedfoui Park. as he relates IN ths
Dial Yeats says incidentally. that hs
wss not much of a churchgoef, but
that he mus, have gOne = fsw tilnss
because hs rVmsmbers very clearly =
wooden sign which hung IN the church
porch; The cousreptioo erv -
questsd 70 knssl during praysrs, the
kneslers srs afterwards 10 b. hung
upon psgs proyidsd Cor The pufposa1
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
NOTICE

Remember Spring time surgery Il
here. want you 10 get interested
enough TO investigate my success a.
q Veterinary surgeon and u you find
that ! am oompcteut, give me q part
% your business I can SAVE yOu
money and will treat you right n
nR DALTON
Veterinary Surgeon and Dsniisi
Phone ! Tolu. NJ.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr " l. Adams has purchased
q part u the ] 3 McMurry farm
in Z hsChapsl llill aection and wall
plant an acre each in straVbsfuss
and grapss this spring
M and Mr. Della Watson u
Clay who ATTENDED, court hsfs iast
wesk, rsiurnsd home saturday
Bargains in Taffsts Dresses. Com
plsis assortment u siEss ~
lotiis Iinslsy TerTys.
Mr . N Ghehrlsi. u Dawson
Springs. vs. the guest ~ Dr. and
Ala. } X Gllfhflst the last u the
wssk
Mrs. Msris Blackwell and children
vent 10 sturEh saturday 70 visit
Mr. y y Luitrsll
Attorney Charles Wilson. u smith.
land attended oouft here last week.
Mr. and Mr. Tom Kemp, of
Providence were visitors in Marion
Saturday
Attorney 7. Hodge. u Princeton.
was in the city Saturday
NJ q " Reid. afisr an esisnd
81 soourn Ia the south has returned
10 his home in Fredmia
Mr and Mr. A l. butler went
to Salem Friday io attend the funeral
u M butlsfs mother
Buck McGes will b. in Marion on
Thursday the isih D. explain he pie.
ture q Jesse Jamys Also be- will
thov 500 he run that Jessie used
and va ALLIED viih This slone i
worth going o. So
Mu Maurie Boston aud son. who
havs been visiting ~ Nashville. 10.
turned home Wednesday
Mr. J. Champion. Who has had
charge of the Salem road Cor some
uion,hs, was in the city Saturday Il
u reported that Mr. Champion ha.
the best picrc u road In the county
largely owing to The fact that be- hal
Kept u dragged
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Miss Mona Gass and little niecs
Georgia Emma Manley. went 10 Nor
ganheld last week 10 visit the family
" Mrs Luther sisphera
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr and Mu e. H. Jones and
children went 10 Bowling Green Sat.
urday whrfc Mr Jones will enter
ths State Normal
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Prof p. NJ Ward. who is teach
my q spring term a. Dempsey, has
had to close on account of the flu
and whooplng cough
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr. and Mu William Summers
and MI and Mu Earl Butler. Of
Texas, werc In Marion Friday on.
route 10 Livingston county 10 attend
the funeral of Mrs. A Butler.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

bargains Ia all kinds ~ hain ~
lnitie Tinsley Terrys
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr. X. o. Blain Of Winchester was
IN the city Friday.
Mis-. J. y. Crlton was a visitor at
FredonIa Saturday.
Mrs. Jef Chittenden went to Cory
don Monday 10 visit Mrs. N. Bryant
Mr. T.. j Thompson went to
Princeton Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. G b Crawford, Miss Clara
Crawford and Miss Ieoia Henry went
to Evansville Monday.
-Eyerwear Hose, the kind that gives
service at
I0tiie Tinsley Terrys
hr and Mrs W l.. Funkhous.
~ and granddaughter. Lucile. Of
Providence. spent the week end with
the family of Burnett Moore.
Mr. and Mrs a. n. Manley and
little daughter. Viva May. went 10
Evansville Monday.
Mrs n n Wghiman of Padu.
cab came Wednesday 10 visit Mrs.
10 J Wiring
Messra g W and = n Yates
were business visitors at siurgis Wed
nsiday of last week
Judge Ruby lafIoon came over
frum Madisonyille Wednesday 10 ~.
convene Circuit Court
Beautiful line pattern hats, an tho
leading shades Mu n. G Lamb
Mis- Christine Deboe AID Mu A.
Miller u MeKiso. we're shoppers IN
Marion Wednesday u last week
Mrs z Rushing u Louisville
vas Ia Marion this week visiting her
sister. Mr. sallis Moore. who was
taken seriously IN while visiting hsr
nisce, Mu " d Csnnan.
krspe knii Dresses Ia latest stylsa
Loiiis rinslsy Terrys
hesirs frank Barton. II Rspioa and
Elmer Gahagsn u Rodney, we're vs-
iior in the sity saturday
Miss Emma Terry. u the Forest
Grove section. wss 10 Marion sAtul-
day
-Epougs, the latest dress material
We have li 81
Lotus Tinslsy Terrv.
NJ 4 \ Cayns and wife have
returned from Chicago. after q yls.
u with their daughter. Mr. Clara
OttaNay
Rev } ' Price sent 70 Katiawa
Saturday
M } 7 Matthews u DycuabafE
Wa Ia the city the last of the week
The guest u his son. 3 Matthew and
bis daughter. Mu X Paris
rhs newest and latest materials
and oolou u STA goods a.
iottie Tinslsy Terrys
Rev c o. simpson. of Clay.
preached ~ the First Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening
Miss Era Drhos. .of fredouia. as
visitor ln Marion Saturday
Miss katherine Yandsll went 10
hopkinssille Saturday to spsnl ihs
week end With Mf and Mrs X d.
Ms .. s Dsnny went 10 Mad
sonvills Saturday 10 attend the fun
efal u MF pvnny's sister, Mfs lohn
Oven
Ar q. s. Denny went 20 Nadi.
sonville Friday o. visit biz sister,
Mrs John Owens
Tho latest models in suits at bar
gain prices.
loitis rinsley Terrys
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr e.. ~ Hirhdsld " Providence
who has hccn thr guest Of his broth
.er J 7 piUhheid. returned home
Friday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07
Local News

w q nusisr undertaken and en-.
tslmsr
Nc Carer Henry sent 20 Mt vsr.
non. Tuesday
Prof Ross. N The siurfis High
sehoal was n ths ely Tuesday
Mr. . 81 Wing and children
MARI uaomaa and Nanny H.. vsnl
o. runlsiou faesiay a. usit M
J. 4 MfCounsl
Mfs Ora loYi Taylor ard two
children u Washington. d g.. az
usiilnF their father and rrandfaihsl.
J Frsnt loYd. ihia wssi
--Nss models pattern hats arriving
daily 81
iaitis Tnslsy Tsfrys
Rsy " Nallandinrham q Sa
ism uiih Ma VslIandlngham and
son EuFsue. lsfi o. loulsvills Tuss.
dsl
Nu Wa Rsdi and Mics Ella
Couysr usni e. DfaYns Tuesday %
sisit Me- a D. nwvu
Re- J . rrcs lsh Tuesday for
fadueah a. attend ihs Puuesion
frsshytsry
NJ sri Mr = Cusic. u Cur.
lev. usrs visitors in Mafion TUESDAY
New moish in capss and ooati,
pficss ,sfy reasonable 81 ioiiis 7
Tsrrfa
Mr. lille White u Morranhsld.
il uslting hsf parents, AZ and
Mm A nuyall this Wesk
Squire s D pssk. u nyeasbuTg.
sas ln ihs Cliy Tuesday
There will b. preaching 81 Hills
Chapel sunday a. N A. A.
Mn Hurh Driver. who has been
ill 81 hsf home on North Main. is
Improving
A. a A. Ft.n.IIlaa ..s.N NJ
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr. D D. Chamhllss and Mu
Herman Grimes went 90 Caim We'd
nesday 10 visit Mr Chambhss' hus
band who ls m a hospital thsrr
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mt Ernest Mcconnell u Prov.
dsuce. who hsa been visiting his an
Gle. A J Pickeus and the family of
u 7 hirchheid returned home Fr
day
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mayor Bebe Boswell went 10 Louis
vile Wednesday 10 attend the Sales
Conference which met Thursday of
last week
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr. . 81 wiring and children
MARI uaomsa and Nanny L.. vent
o. rurlsiou tuesday b. tisit M
4 4 MfCounsl
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mfs Ora lnYd Taylor ard two
children u Washington. u G.. az
visiting their father and grandfather
frsnt laFi. ihIa assi
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

-Pre-war prices on Md gloves, i.2b
a pair a.
loitis Tinaley Terrys
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Prof Ross. n che siurfis ilrh
sshoal, sas in ths city Tuesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Ar " l. Adams has purchased
q part u the ] 5 McMurry farm
n { hsChapsl Iiill ssction and will
plant On acre each in Strawberries
and grapss this spring
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

For Sale Milk cows. Tom Enoch. 81
Ksv. W. T Oakley went TO Clay
Saturday.
Rev. c. 7. Boucher went to Hop
kinsville the last Of the week.
DR.. Pope, Of the Pope Mining Co.,
Louisville, was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Foster. of the Mt. Zion
section. was In the city Saturday.
Mr. W. NJ. Hurley, Of the sheri-
dan section, was In the city satur-
day
Mrs. X. l.. Moore and daughter,
Miss Roberta Moore. went 70 Sturgis
Saturday 10 spend the week end with
Mn J. ,. Dodge.
FOR SALE Spotted Poland China
Sow with eight pigs one month old.
registered stock and tine individuals.
lS M JENKINS
Mn. 4 C. Van Pelt nd Mrs. W.
ia Clifton went 10 Fredonia Monday
70 BE- guests of Mrs VIII Young
Mr and Mrs Galen Dixon. Mr
and Mrs.. W y Dowell. Geo Dow.
I'll. Taylor Guess, Herman Lowery
an dBuckner Croft. Of Tolu and A.
y Bsbout Of Sheridan attended the
funeral of Green Berry Crawford on
Wednesday of last week
Mayor Bebe Boswell went 10 Louis
vile Wednesday 10 attend the Sales
Conferences which me, Thursday of
last week
Pre-war prices on Md gloves, l.2b
pair a.
Loitis Tinslsy Terrys
Prof 2. NJ Ward. who h teach
iny q spring term a. Dempsey, has
had to close on account o. the flu
and whooplng cough.
Miss Mona Gass and little niece.
Georgia Emma Manley. went 10 Nor
ganheld last week 10 visit the family
- NJ Iutker gtanhrur
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

think gingsrals and grapeiuies
hlshbails are an Insult 70 . psrfsetiy
good. harduorkins. trusting stomach
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mu. 4 c. Van Pelt nd Mrs. W.
G Clifton went 10 Fredonia Monday
20 BE- guests of Mrs. VIII Young
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

FOR SALE Spotted Poland China
Sow with eight pigs one month old.
registered stock and tine individuals.
Is M JENKINS
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr q. $. Denny went 10 Nadi.
sonulle FRIDAY 90 visit bis sister.
Mrs John Owens
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Tho latest models in suits II bar.
gain prices
lo,tis f,nsley Tsrrys
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

w q Tacisr undertaken and en-.
tslmsf
Mr Carer Henry wsgi 30 Mt VsF.
non, Tuesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

I have never mads u q habit b
marry Lillian Russell, vote Ter bFJkn
nor play bagpips MUSIC.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mrs. X. L. Moore and daughter,
Miss Roberta Moore. went 10 Sturgis
Saturday 10 spend the week end with
Mrs J y Dodge.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mu o. s denny went 10 Madl
souvills Saturday 10 attend the fun.
efsl u NJ psnuy's sister, Mt lohu
Oven
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mis-. J H. Crlton was a visitor at
FredonIa Saturday.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mrs JEFF Chittenden went 10 Cory
don Monday 10 visit Mrs. NJ. Bryant.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mn Hurh DRIVER who has been
lll 81 her home on North Main, u
Improving
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mrs. G.. b. Crawford. Miss Clara
Crawford and Miss I.eoia Henry went
to Evansville Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

-Eyerwear Hose. the kind that gives
service at
Latte Tinsley Terrys.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mr. T. J Thompson went TO
Princeton Wednesday Of last week.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Messra @ W and = n YAie.
were business visitors NJ sturgis Wed
nelday of last week
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mrs n n wightman of Padu.
cah came Wednesday TO visit Mrs
II J Wiring
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

Mu Maurie Boston aud son. WIN
has been visiting ~ Nashville. r..
turned home Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-07

hss J " Naliandinrham q Ss
lsm viih Mu Nsl.andingham and
son EuFsns. iefi o. Louisville Tuss.
d.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

James Clinch, who has been in our
valley the greater part of the year,
left for his home in Monowi, Dee. ID.
The dance given at Petan's last Sat
urday night was well attended. A
gorgeous lunch was served and every
body there declared it being one Of the
best gatherings of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Flaherty went to
Mitchell, last week Monday, where
they expect to spend a few days. On
their return Mrs. Agnes Kemp and
her mother, from Ontario, will ac-
company them.
Little Irene Wilson experienced a
very painful accident last week when
she burnt the whole back of her hand
IN the heating stove. Though her
hand looks terribly bad at present, we
hope it will yield readily to the home
'emedies.
Last Sunday Harry Larsen and
Miss Kangus and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Fulsos and children visited at Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Hinton's, and in the
later part of the afternoon all return
ed to spend the evening with Mr. and
Mrs. FulsOs.
During last week Ed Graf picked
corn for C. o. Wilson. Many of the
Rosebudites have their corn out OF
winters way, but a few are %unfortun.
ate and are unable to get into the
fields on account of the heavy snow
last Wednesday.
The poultry raisers of our valley
are greatly encouraged in their bust,
ness as markets have been so good
Among the fortunate are Koskan's
Kemnitz and Week. Koskan and KEN
nitz have already disposed of their
turkeys at fine prices.
The sad telegram announcing the
very serious illness of Mr.. Prudon
of Ewing, was brought out to his
daughter, Mrs. Ben Larsen, the 18th
of December by Francis Mcdonald
Mrs. Larsen left the following day
for Ewing, accompanied by james
| Clinch, as far as Wood. We have had
no word from Mrs. Larsen as yet and
| can only hope hat Mr.. Prudon's i'll
ness was not so serious as they re.
ported.
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BEAUTIFUL

Messrs. Harry Larsen and Glen
Sherwood called on Mr.. Koskan last
tuesday.
Miss Emma Satree is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Wilson
4 few days.
Hams Satrce of Runningville called
n several Of his old neighbors here
| during the middle of the week.
The Christmas program given at the
petan school was a success in every
Eay-that is the report given out by
III who attended.
Who says South Dakota does not
| have weather as well as California ?
Pie weather man has been very con-
idcrate during the latter part OF this
month.
The Christmas program given at the
Anderson school was well attended.
)esidcs a fine program everyone had
4 share of anDles, candy and nuts, and
We all vote Miss Hillma an excel
ent hand at entertainments.
George Rhinehart left last Wednes-
lay for ST. Charles, after spending
! few days, including Christmas, with
lis daughter, Mrs. Fulsos, but Clifford
Shinehart is planning on spending a
few more days in our valley.
During Christmas Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
Hinton entertained Mr.. and Mrs. OF
10 Fulsos and family, George Rhine
hart, Clifford Rhinehart and Lester
Rhinehart. Needless to say, the
Christmas day at the Hinton home
viii long be remembered.
VIM. Kemnitz met with a very seri-
| 3us accident last week Tuesday, when
his horse slipped and fell, crushing
his left ankle. 1t is not known II
here are any bones broken, but the
injured member is causing him a
great deal of grief, so Ben and Harry
| Larsen do what they can by doing the
heavy chores.
Too late for last week.
Miss Emma Satree visited at Mr..
md Mrs. Hubert Flaherty's the first
Of the week.
Messrs. Roy Bennett and Steven
Brave called at Oliver Larsen's while
cnroute to Wood.
Lester Rhinehart of Wood is assist
ing Harry Larsen with the chores,
these wintry days.
Seems as though the old year is
soing to leave us with plenty of snow
and at least a few cold days.
Miss Emma Satree is a most well
come guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Larsen's for q few days.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29
GOOD NEWS FOR VETERANS

Good news to the rapidly fading
line of blue made up Of the veterans
of the civil war came out this week
in the word form Washington that
the new pension bill had been passed
by the house. This gives to every
survivor of the civil war a pension
of $72 a month as a minimum instead
of $50. Pensions of widows are raised
form $50 to $50 a month. The senate
still has to pass the conference re-
port to make it effective but as agre--
ment was arrived at in conference 1T
is considered to be merely a matter OF
form.
The news comes as a happy greeting
at Christmas time to the few who are
still left for it is a recognition that
belated as it is, will still bring comfort
to the declining years of men who
need it.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29
BOY LOSES HAND AS RESULT
OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING

Paul Mcconnell, who was seriously
injured by the accidental discharge or
a shotgun at his home eight miles
south of Winner about two weeks
ago, suffered the loss of his left hand
as the result of the accident. The
hand was so badly shattered when
the load of shot passed through same
that the doctors found it necessary to
amputatc Just above the wrist. 1t was
feared for a time that the boy would
lose his entire arm, but since the re-
moval of the hand he is getting along
nicely.-Winner Advocate.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29

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nEARY stopped milking the
Xl cow to tell the hired
man she had found a real
friend in her girl chum who
has all the good things in life.
Il used to think she was awful
mean," said Mary, "but she's
the kindest creature in the
world. When she bought four
diamond rings and had three
others given to her it seemed
to me she might have given one
to me. We went to the red
school together. But she
learned not to give. and |
learned to be envious. Then I
went to school again among the
daisies and along the hedgerows
and they taught me truth. My
friend had let me see those
rings and enjoy their beauty
and that's all she got out of
them herself. She kept from me
the worry of guarding them.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1922-12-29
LEGION POST ELECTS OFFICERS

Mcbride Post No. 19, American LIE.
gion, at their meeting last Saturday
evening, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Commander, +,
s. Sinkler; Vice Commander, We're
H~utchens; Finance Officer, M. d
Payne; Adjutant, Chas. E. Freeman
Historian Arthur Siegmund; Chap
lain, Earl Gilliland.