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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-02

In 1922, Mike Fink, Will Carpen-
ter and Frank TaIbeau set out from
St. Louis wit hthe Ashley and Henry
expedition of fur traders to cross the
Missouri. There was a friendship
between the trio like that of the
Three Musketeers or a Damon and
Pythias with a third added. Fink,
the Ir1shman, was a man of might
and power, stocky, wonderfully built.
A gay Celt he was who would fight
whoever failed to laugh at his jokes.
Carpenter, the Yankee, was a tall
and rangy chap, a lovable character
in the trio. Ta1beau, the little
Frenchman, was slight, wiry and a
wonder of fighting speed. Wherever
adventures gathered were these
three and their prowess with fist and
rifle known. Their sacred friend
ship rite was the shooting of the
cup" in which Carpenter would shoot
at a trimming cup of liquor on
Fink's head, lifting the hair without
spilling the liquor. Fink would then
turn about and repeat the trick. Hard
listed youths, joyous, full of life and
the call of the new lands, hard drink
hard riding, living only for the
love of life.
Reach the Musselshel1
Toiling and suffering, making
their way onward across the Mis-
souri,, the party reached the Mussel-
shell in the northern Dakotas and
camped for the winter in the
country of the Bloods.
Carpenter went back with a party
o where some goods had been each
I'd. He had been gone five days
when Fink saw an Indian maid, the
daughter of a chief, whose
was said to have been a white
nan of ar earlier expedition. For
he first time in his adventurous ca
'eer, Fink fell in love. He wooed
he girl in the Indian fashion, taking
lifts to her father. If he was ae-
.~eptable, the girl would bring food
his lodge.
AS she came down between the te-
'ees with a pot of stewed meat, Car
'enter and his band returned. She
aw him for the first time. She loved
he blond giant at sight. Hesitating
'efore the tent of Fink, she turned
nd ran for Carpenters tent and
here placed her pot of stew.
They were married according to I
be rites of the Bloods and the seed
f hate and tragedy had been sown
the friendship of the two. I
The pair saw little of each other. '
Vhen they did, they did not speak. q
'albeau, sorrowing, could not under f
tand. His life from then on was
we'd in an effort to bring back the e
Id friendship. e
Fink, dour and silent, NODDED the T
inter through. From the gay and Y
Irishman, he became t
lat sinister figure, the Celt nursing Q
grudge. t
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E e =oimR ds las hoSn S sAL SAza S
sAoS Del H0nh De ia - SuAa kn e@
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
Notas de sport

gunda Samuel alpta, Ramon avanza
hasta la antesala y a Raul 10 ag9rran
en- segunda; Carlos Ga un 1e.
rrible toletazo per right y Ramon
Snota. Euri avauEa a oe.cel&, Car
los Sc roba la intermedia; Patio
plancha al pitcher, y2este tira a terce-
ra Y agarran a Ewi al pretender jul
gar la base, igual suerte lie toca Car
los entire segunda y tercera. 3 hits, 2
carreras.
Cuarto inning: SPORTS: (Roque ha
ce TN cambio en- el campo, Monchile a
la inicial, Gacho al Center, Beitia al
left y juicy tereera): Thompson CO.
sc la inicial por bolas; Rogue Sc aba
MICA mientras que Thompson Sc roba
la intermedia; Fabito es out de pitcher
a primera; Sam1rie fly al left. Cero
hits, cero careers.
YAUCo: Riverita roletea por terce-
ra y coge la inicial, luego Sc roba Ia
segunda; Walter hitea por left, coge la
inicial y Rivera anota; Picllive Sc aba
MICA, mientras a Walter 10 agarran al
pretendcr robarss la segunda; Ramon
fly al center. 3 hits, carrera.
Quinto inning; juicy fly al center; ci
qui fly al center; Beitia fly al left.
Cero hits, cero carreras. YAUCo: Euri
coge la inicial por p.ancha y luego Sc
roba la segunda; Carlos lga un sober
bio toletazo de tres esquinas y EI-i
anota; Patio Sc abanica; Rivera fly al
center; Water Sc abanica. 2 hits,
carreras.
Sexto inning: SPORTS: Gacho roll
ing a segunda 10 sacan al robarse la
segunda; Monchile roletea por segunda
y 10 sacan en- primera; Thompson Sc
abanica. l hit, cero carrera. YAUCo:
Pichive hitea por segunda; Samuel ba-
Sc por bolas Pihive adelanta; Ramon
fly al center; Pichiye Sc roba Ia terce-
ra, a Samuel 10 agarran al robarse La
segunda; Raul hitea por segund7, coge
IA inicial y Pichive anota, Rail Sc ro-
ba la segunda; Euri rolling a segunda
y coge La inicial por error de Monchi-
lie; Y Rail avanza hasta la antesala,
Euri Sc roba la segunda; Carlos es out
de foul. hits, 1 carrera.
setimo inning: SPORTS: Rogue plan
chita al pitcher es out en- primera;
Fabito CORE la misma suerte: Sammie
fly al left. (Esta cogida fu6 sensacio-
nal por 10 dificil que la hizo Raul, sus
compaferos traen en- hombros y el
piblco 10 ovaciona delirantemente)
Cero hit, cero carrera. YAUCo: Patio
fly al short; Riverita rolling por terce
Ia Y coge la inicial, pero 10 sacan al
pretender robarso la intermedia; wal
ter rolling por segunda es out en-
primera / hit, 0 carrera.
Octave inning; SPORTS: juicy fly
al center; ciqui base por bolazo SC
roba la segunda; Beitfa es out por ii.
rada de short primera mientras tanto
Ciqui avanza hasta tercera; Gacho lC
(Contintia en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
PUERTO RICO VS.. "YAUco"


Con immense jibilo esperaba TODD
YAUCo ell IL de febrero para recibir
las huestes del general Rogue Desde
bien temprano Sc empezo a notar la
algeria Ell entusiasmo que reinaba
en- toda la ciudad por yer debutar en-
la arena local los "temibes'' jinetes
de don Lorenzo, los verdaderos "che-
ches" de la pelota boricua; y va esta
el pueblo todo, mas que satisfecho por-
que vic realizados sus deseos de tanto
tempo, ". los muchachos de la no.
vena s'Yauco" Sc han convencido Sc
guramente de que hay mucho para
aprender aun, y la necesidad que hay
de jugar con serenidad y con mucha
''cabeza'.
A las $50, segdn estaba anuncia-
do, di6 comienzo el desaffo de la ma
mana, ante una concurrencia inmensa y
selecta. Rogue coloca en- ell box al te-
mible Fabito y a su hermano Ciqui
para defender ell hogar. A continua-
ci6n doy ell detalle del juego de la
mahana por creerlo el mas interesan-
te de los dos:
PORTO RICO SPORTS: juicy L. F.
Ciqui c., Beitia G. F., Gacho ! base,
Monchile 8 base, Thompson S. s., Ro-
que 2 base, Fabito p, Samln1e r. F.
YAUCO: Euripides C. E., Carlos c.,
Patio P, Riverita ] base, Walter 2 ba-
Sc, Pichive S. s., Samuel base, R~-
mon L. F., Raul R. F.
Primer inning: SPORTS: juicy glo-
bito al Center; Ciqui roletin por segun
Ga, coge la inicial pero 10 sacan por
tirada del pitcher; Beitia fly al center.
/ hit, o carrera.
YAUCO: Euri bases por bolas pero
10 sacan al robarse la segunda; Carlos
es out de foul; Patio fly al center. 0
hit, @ carreras,
Segundo inning: SPORTS: Gacho 70
letea por segunda, coge la inicial y Sc
robs la segunda; Monchile roletea por
SG& bOlUd " ~ oelet4A SlA HA1AlAOkc AAO4A4 y
son rolling al pitcher y por error de
primera base coge la inicial, Gacho ade-
lanta hasta Sra; Thompson Sc roba
la segunda; Rogue fly al right y Sc le
va, Gacho v Thompson anotan; Fabi-
to Sc abanica; Samnlie rolling por Sc
gunda, coge Ia inicial; Rogue avanza
hasta la antesala; juicy bombito al
right. 9 hits, 2 carreras. YAUCo: Ri
verita fly al center; Walter fly al cen
ter; Pichiye rolling al short y es out
en- primera. Cero hit, cero carrera.
Tercer inning; SPORTS: Ciqui plan
chita al pitcher 10 sacan Ell la ini-
cial; Beitia rolling por tercera es
out en- primera; Gacho coge la inicial
por bolas; Monchile planchita al pitch
er y 10 sacan en- primera. cero hit, ce-
70 carrera. YAUCo: Samuel roletea
por segunda coge la inicial, luego
Sc roba la segmda; Ramon base por
bolas; Raul base por bolas; Oas bases
fulD Euri pega un soberbio hit por Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
Y0TOS DE CONFIANZA A
LOS EFECTOS DE BASE
BALL MARCA WILSON

LOUISVILLE, KY. Die. 5-En 81 Ini-
tin celebrado aqu hoy per la ASOCIA-
CION AMERICANA qued6 defnitivamen-
te adoptado la 'tWison Aero Center
Official League Base Ball. para ell uso
exclusive dc esta Asociaci6u, por IN 1,e-
riodo de DIEZ AMOS. Asimis1no fueron
adoptsdos Major League Uniformes mar
Gu Wilson
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baio. Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberia Y cuanto
requiere el Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.00 $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto 500
SAN JOSE No. II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15
HOTELES
FL VESUBIO

Participo mi numerosa clientela
que nuevamente me encuentro al fren-
to de este acreditado Restaurant donde
encontrar&n un esmerado servicio q Ia
carta.
Sc admiten abonados y nunca faltan
los sabrosos spaguetti.
Vicente RINALDT.
Allen 90. San Juan, P. r. TelefOno $50.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Fur Business Good.

Fur is worth something to
this country. R. Boone, the
most experienced trapper in this
section of the country and is and
has been for several years buy
ing furs, furnishes these fig
ures: That this season-from
November 1st to February 1st
he handled 1869 pieces of fur,
that has put $4472.43 in circula-
ton in and around Wiggins and
through this part of the country
This is up to February 1st, 1928.
He promises to give a state
ment in full at the end of this
seasons business.
Mr.. Boone has been doing
business with one firm for over
twenty years.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
X. X. X. Resolution.

The Enterprise is in receipt
Of the following resolutions on
the death of j. B. Dorsett.
"Whereas, Almighty God has
seen fit to remove from our
midst our friend and fellow
Klansman, Mr.. John B. Dorsett,
be it
"Resolved that ]. K. Mosby
Klan No. 35, Realm of Mississ-
ippi, feeling keenly the loss of
our beloved Klansman, desires to
give expression to our appre-
ciation of his life and character,
and for the comfort of those
who loved him and who are
grieved because of the untime-
ly separation, we extend our
sincere sympathy and con-
tinuance of watchfulness over
them as during his lifetime.
"A copy of this resolution is
rendered the family of the de-
ceased and a copy submitted for
publication and also spread
upon the minutes of this Klan
"Signed, J. K. MOSBY KHAN
NO. IS, Realm of Mississippi"
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
RATSON ANNOUNCES
FOR REELECTION

Having served as tax asses
sor of Stone County for the past
seven years, in fact, since the
county was organized, and de-
string to continue to serve the
people in the same capacity for
another term, o. E. Batson
makes formal announcement of
his candidacy for reelection.
His name appears in another
column of this isue.
Mr.. Batson needs no intro
duction to the voters of the
county, coming in contact with
them regularly while perform
ing the duties of his office. His
past record as assessor is his
strongest point and he asks that
his candidacy be given due con-
sideration before a decision is
rendered by the voters to place
a new man in the position.
If reelected, Mr.. Batson
promises a continuance of the
same efficient service as has
been given during the past
seven years. Being fully ac-
quainted with the duties of the
office he has no hesitancy in
asking to be returnd to fill this
important post.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
T. NJ. HESTER FOR
SUPERVISOR BEAT 2

The Enterprise is author
lied to announce F. M. Hester,
a resident of the western part
Of the county, as a candidate
for Supervisor from Beat 2.
Mr.. Hester, better known as
Frank, is we'll acquainted
throughout his section of the
county and of Beat 2 where his
friends are many. In his deal
ings with those of his commun-
ity he has always showed
marked ability in the way of
making short cuts in order to
economize and he says that if
he is elected to serve on the
county board he will look after
the duties of the Office as close
" as he would his own personal
affairs and endeavor to serve
his people to the best of his
support given him and will feel
ability.
He says he will appreciate any
grateful if the voters of Beat
2 honor him with the office.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Snappy Shorts For Program.

How much thrill do you get
cut of horseback riding? Tom
Mix, the William Fox star, will
give you several hints in his
latest production, ''The Rough
Diamond" which comes to the
Strand Theatre for a run on
Saturday, February 10. Besides
riding up the stairs of a South
American presidents palace and
careering through it's marble
halls, Mix at one of the big
dramatic moments in the pic
ture rides headlong off a pier
into the ocean to catch an out
going ship. Aside from the
thrills, too, the star gives an
astounding demonstration of
ability as a comedian.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
LOCKE ANNOUNCES
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

In the announcement column
Of this issue appears the name
of J. C. Locke, present sheriff
and tax collector, as. a candi-
date for tax assessor Of Stone
County.
Mr.. Locke needs no INTRODUCE
Jon to the voters Of Stone Coun-
ty, having successfully made
tn: race for sheriff twice, the
first time for a short term.
The fact that Mr.. Locke has
been in charge of all tax collect
ing for the county since it was
organized, gives him an insight
to the duties of the tax asses
sor's job, making him familiar
with the tax rolls and gives him
a speaking acquaintance with
practically every tax payer in
the county.
From the Grand Jury reports
it will be seen that the records
Of the sheriff's office, during
Mr.. Locke's term, have been
kept in splendid condition and
while he has spent considerable
of his time in the performance
of outside duties, the office has
never suffered from the lack of
attention.
Mr.. Locke promises, if elect
ed, to see that every mans pro-
perty is assessed so that the
burden of taxes will be equaliz-
ed. He will have no favorites
but serve impartially, giving of
his best to the duties of the
Office, he asserts.
In due time Mr.. Locke will
endeavor to see every voter
personally. He asks the consid-
Grafton of his candidacy of the
people of the county and will
appreciate any support given
him in his race.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
A. H. S. OFFERS FREE
SERVICE TO FARMERS

The agricultural department
of the A. H. S. at Perkinston,
makes the following offer:
"Now is the time to prune
and spray your orchards for
San Jose scale and Fungus
spores before the buds begin to
swell. We will furnish you the
spray material at actual cost
and will assist you in the prun-
ing and spraying.
eve are prepared to assist
the farmers in every way possi-
bic, particularly in hillside ter
racing, vaccinating hogs and
cattle, treating sick animals,
testing milk and in securing the
assistance and advice of spe-
cialists in various subjects.
"If we can be of service to you
call on u.s."
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

emergency treatment and OBJ
servation. This is less than any
district in the United States.
The Bureau also reports in
the three states, 643 ex-service
men, of which 168 are from
Mississippi, many of whom are
believed to have been convicted
of crimes for which they were
not responsible; many being
mentally deficient and were not
able to meet the demands made
upon them when they were sud-
denly thrust back into civilian
life.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Ratson Made Manager.

At a meeting of the directors
Of Kennedy & Company held
Monday morning, L. L: Magee
was elected president, Mrs. Ad-
dye Dorsett, vice president, Mrs.
J. S. O'Neal, secretary-treasur-
er and M. M. Batson general
manager.
It is understood that the
company, under this new dl-
rectorship, will continue to
serve the public in the same
splendid manner as it has in the
past and will, from time to
time add to the already large
stock in order to properly serve
q larger list of customers.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Accidently Shoots Self.

Mr.. Dave Bond was the unfor-
tunate victim of a painful tho
not serious accident Friday,
when a pistol which he was ex-
amining discharged, the load en-
tering his ankle.
The accident occurred in Sau-
cier and Mr.. Bond was taken
Immediately to the office of Dr..
McHenry in McHenry, Miss,
where his wound was dressed.
At present he is getting along
nicely.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
LECTURE ON KU KLUX
TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 13

The Enterprise has received
a notice for publication to the
effect that a DR.. Newton, evil
dently an authority on the Ku
Klux Klan, will deliver a lecture
at the court house here next
Tuesday night, Feb. IS, 7:30 o.
clock. The public is cordially in
vited to hear DR.. Newton, the
notice states.
TIE lecture will be free.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
F. L. QUARLES ENTERS
RACE FOR SHERIFF
Served Town of Virgins AS
Marshal For Fourteen
Years

F. L. Quarles, who has a re-
cord for serving as marshal
that is seldom equalled, this
week makes formal announce
ment Of his candidacy for the
Office Of sheriff and tax collect
or Of Stone County.
Twenty years ago, when Wig
gins was made an incorporated
town, Mr.. Quarles made the
race for town marshal and tax
collector in the first election
held. He was elected and SER
we'd two terms, being elected
again at the expiration of the
first term. After an e!apse of
four years he was again elected
town marshal ard with the eX-
ception Of three terms has SER
we'd in his present capacity ever
since. On three occasions Mr..
Quarles had no opposition.
In all, Mr.. Quarles has served
the town of Virgins as marshal
and tax collector for fourteen
years and during a large portion
Of this time has acted as deputy
sheriff before and after the
creation Of Stone County. That
he has served the people and at
tended to the duties Of his office
in q creditable manner is evi-
denccd by his long record of ser
vice, and the recent town elect
ion shows his popularity by
being elected over two opponents
by a handsome majority.
Mr.. Quarles was elected coun-
ty surveyor Of the new county
of Stone at the first election held
after it's creation and served in
that capacity for one term.
A fact that Nh Quarles can
feel proud of, and, we may say
lucky, is that during his long
service as a peace officer he has
never been injured OR at any
time had to resort to brutal
methods in making an arrest,
which were for offenses from
crap shooting to murder. He
says he has always wanted the
public to feel toward him as a
citizen, a friend, and only when
he was to perform an act in the
capacity of peace officer did he
make his authority felt.
Nh. Quarles expects to see
every voter of Stone County be-
fore election time and will, if
elected to the office of sheriff of
Stone County, conduct that Of
fee in a creditable manner and
to serve the people of the county
to the best Of his ability. Being
familiar with the collection of
taxes and as peace officer, his
capabilities are sufficient to as
sure both in and outside duties
of the office of sheriff proper
and efficient attention.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
T. B. SANATORIUM is
GREAT INSTITUTION
Is Result of Unselfish and HUI
manitarian Desires To
Check Disease

The Mississippi Tuberculosis
Sanatorium is a direct result Of
an unselfish and humanitarian
desire to check the revages Of
tuberculosis among our people
and the few men and women
who fought for the Institution
now worth $1,500,000 have seen
their dreams come true. They
have seen it rise from a small
experiment to a mighty factor
III the cure and control of tuber-
culosis and its value has been
clearly proven through the de-
cided decrease in cases and
deaths.
Cemeteries in Mississippi had
become too crowded with deaths
from tuberculosis and the pro
gressive physicians Of the State
during the 1914 session of the
Mississippi Medical Association
introduced a resolution to have
each county build a small sana-
torium. This failed of advance
ment because of the trouble in
securing specialists who would
take charge, the lack of s9nti-
ment and money, and from the
fact that county eanatOriums IN
Illinois were unsuccessful. Z
final decision to centraliZc the
work was agreed upon and the
campaign begun.
Over 5000 examinations are
made each year by the Sana-
torium without charge if he
will write, phone of wire for a
date. This relieves congestion.
To the people and newspapers
who mix up the spelling and
pronunciation of "Sanatorium'
this suggestion is offered:
Sanatorium and Sanitarium
are not synonymous. Sanator-
ium is derived from the Latin
"sanatorius," meaning health
giving. Sanitarium from "sanl-
tus or sanus," meaning whole or
sound. A sanitarium is the
place where hyginic conditions
are preservative Of health as
distinguished from one where
curative agencies are employed.
Hence it is the province of the
SANITARIUM to preserve
health and the SANATOR1UM
to restore it.
The contractors and others
connected with the Sanatorium
are using every means possible
to open the doors of hope and
health to the 1900 applicants
who are urgently begging for
admission. All cannot be cared
for at the same time but it
means a shorter wait and hap
pier ride over the road to
Health. The exact date of open
ing will be announced later in
the Stone County Enterprise.
FOR SALE-Cheap; One
eight horse power engine Coal
oiD one eighteen inch Grist
Mill; one Fordson feed crusher;
one pea OF velvet bean huller
with shafts and pulleys and
belt. See F. L. Quarles, Wig
gins, Miss.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
O. e. S. Initiate.

At a special meeting OF the
Order of the Eastern Star held
Friday evening initiation cere-
monies were held in the receipt
ion of a candidate.
A social hour followed dur
ing which time dainty refresh
ments were served.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Addition To Baptist Church.

Members of the Virgins Bap-
tist church are planning to be-
gin work this week on an en-
largement to their building.
Four new Sunday school rooms
will be added to accommodate
their growing attendance. The
contract for this work has been
let to O. L. Stewart.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

Fire, which completely de-
stroyed the laundry of the Kink-
bine Club House, occurred Mon
day evening. 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
Ben Albritton Better.

Little Miss Myra Allbritton,
who has been with her aunt in
Biloxi during the illness of her
father, Mr.. Ben Allbritton, has
Joined her parents here.
Mr.. Albritton's friends and
acquaintance are delighted that
he is recovering rapidly.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

Elbert Black, elder son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Black con-
tinues quite i'll with pneumonia
at the home of his parents.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

Harry Green of St. Louis,
was a business visitor in this
city Friday.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

J. P. Clendenin spent Sunday
in Jackson.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1923-02-08

News from Oshkonong, Mo-,
is to the effect that Mr.. j. Klumb
is ill in that city. This is the
source of much regret to friends
here.