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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-09-04
WILLOW RIVER

Olivia Monday.
DRINKS are getting too num-
erous here. We must make them
ashamed Of themselves.
Axel Buck Of Askov. drilled
wells for Stockeys and John
Doboszenski the past week.
Mrs. Harold Strand of Mime
apolis, is at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smiglew-
ski, for the month.
j. Jaeger. veterinarian, tested
cattle at Bruno and Rutledge the
past week; also made a profess
sional call at Askov Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Doboszenski
Of st. Paul, spent Sunday and La
Dor Day at the parental home Of
the former. julius Doboszenski's.
Sofus Stockey has returned
from Denham where he helped
his uncle, Mr.. Hagen, the past
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust 0verbecke
had as guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Avis and daughter of near
Dubuque, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Cedergren
and family Of Lindstrom, return
ed to their home last Tuesday
after spending the week end at
J. F. Dubie's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serova and family
and another carload OF friends
motored mp from the Cities and
spent Sunday at the Chas.
Pechousek home.
Miss Olga Novack left last
Thursday for the Cities where she
intends TO spend a week visiting
her sister, Beatrice. and other
relatives and friends.
MFR. and Mrs. Theo. Doboszenski
and family. Mr., and Mrs. Proctor
and Leslie and Mr.. G.. Spenard
returned to their homes in Du-
luth Saturday after spending a
week mentioning at j. F. Dubie's.
John Walta and son. Adolph,
motored to st. Paul Saturday on
hearing that the formers son-in-
law had been injured at the Ford
plant. They remained over Sun
day and report Mr., Petrach's con-
dition better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. VERIFY and
children of Duluth, and the An
thony VERIFY family of st. Paul,
accompanied by Mrs, Jos. Krieger
and children spent from Friday
until Monday at the John Dobo-
szenski home.
The Misses Edna and Florence
Jaeger returned TO their home
here last Thursday after spend
ing the past week at the home of
their grandmother in st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger met them at
the train in Sandstone Thursday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Pete Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Kuresh and family,
Miss Celia Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Miller and family, all of
st. Paul and lnvergrove, and Mr..
and Mrs, Matt Protosavage. Sr.
and Jr. with families all called at
the julius and John Doboszenski
home Sunday. They brought the
sad news of the death Of the lat
ter's mother. julius and John
Doboszenski left Monday TO at.
tend their mothers funeral in
st. Paul Tuesday.
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Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

COMPETENT HoUs E X EEPEH
Wanted Must be able to cook. John
b. Hymer, Madison RID /, Lakewood
phone 16s-13 1w2SF
WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER AND
and cabin work at East outlet House
aud Camps. A. J. Wilson, Prop Moose
head. fW@ef
TABLE GIRL WANTED. MUST he
experienced and be quick to take or
ders Write or telephone our expense.
]. X. Viles * Son, Tim Pond Camps
Tim Pond. 4w2SF
uousEKEEPER WANTED ron a
man alone. Address A. s Beach,
Arson. -N-o
A LADY REPRESENTATIVE OF
Maine made toilet goods for SkoWhe-
gan and vicinity. Write Mrs. j. Hos
Ter. Mavan Products Co, Lewiston,
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
WORK Mrs d. Nj Bean. Skowhegan,
RID Farmers Tel 20-23. lw2SF
WANTED AT ONCE. GIRL OR MID
DIE aged woman to assist In camp
work Apply to Mrs. $. II. Mace,
! Pleasant Pond. 2w27F
TWO MEN AT BLOOMFIELD FARM
those who want permanent jobs pre-
ferred h. l.. Nightingale, Skowhe-
aan RED 5. N. il. Telephone 1921.
2w27F
THE CHLDREN,s HOSPITAL OF
| Portland Maine, offers to young wo-
men of High School Education, two
and one-half years course or General
ans whifa @th
/ Haven Hospital for Qbstetrical, Adult
Surgical and Medical Nursing Some
applicants desired for September class
dressed to Superintendent of Nurses.
3w27
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SKOWHEGAN LOCALS

Charles Chalmers of Fairfield has
been visiting for few days with his
aunt, Mrs >. j. Eupea.
Phillip Burrill Is returned to Roch-
ester, n. Y, Tuesday after visiting
with his mother. Mrs. Emma p. Bur
rili.
The Past Chiefs Association were
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
Lottie Griffin at her home on Merhanic
street, Tuesday. There was $50
supper, the menu including cold
meats, escalloped potatoes. salad,
olives, hot rolls, strawberry short
cake and coffee. The favors were
yellow baskets filled with candies and
nuts After the supper the business
meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Helen knights. the president. follow
ing which social hour was enjoyed.
In the guessing contest, prizes were
won first by Mrs. Flora McPheters
was consolation by Mrs. Isabel Don
aldon. A reading was given by Mrs.
Eliza Petty and the next meeting will
be held in October with Mrs. Petty at
her home.
Lloyd Valiere, employed by the
Clough Motor Co, sustained painful
injury TO the right leg caused by a
bear bite. Mr.. VALERIE had entered
the enclosure, where the animals were
kept to give them bottled soda after
drinking the soda he endeaYored to
obtain the bottle from one of the
bears, who seized him by the leg. The
other animal, with the apparent in
tention of stopping the attack upon
Mr.. VALERIE, promptly attacked her
mate with such yigor as to cause 1t to
release him. 1t is not known what
caused the attack, but was probably
due TO their not being accustomed to
him also the excessive heat. Unless
the injury should become infected
Mr.. VALERIE will be about his duties
within a short time.
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For SaIe--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

AN INTERESTING ACCESSORY-
"'rhe Official Maps of New England 30
pages of unusual mapS showing I'VE
classes of roads, city maps; EXtraor-
binary index to towns. Well bound.
+. II. Dyer, Tel lh2-5. try
REO SPEED WAGON. I922 MODEL
In good condition. Has extra bold
body suitable for hauling wood or
livestock. Also some April Matched
s E4S@g T 5p"4 s EGa Pa dl is5 hnsoa
3W2SF
MOTOR ROAT. GOOD RUNNING
condition. Price $75. Peter j. Vim
cent East Madison Farmers phone
BIS. 4w2f
JACK, SAME As SUPPLIED WITH
Buick cars, new price $3.50 VIII sell
for $125 postpaid. X. T. ratten. tf27F
A WEED CHAIN JACK. BEST DE-
in perfect condition; viii sell for 81. 90.
l.. b. button, Arson. 4w2fF
ONE STRIpED-DOwN Form. II. Il.
Spear. K. +. -. /, Madison. Both
telephones. tt2f
MAXWELL TOURING CAR WITH
Electric lights and starter Going
cheap for cash Four good tires and
spare. or would exchange for light
truck. L. A. Rowell. Scion. 4w25
TWO TON TRUCK, GOOD CONDI-
TION. VIII sell for cash or exchange
for Ford. L. Il. Smith. Brighton.
4W25F
DODGE TOURING CAR. MUST BE
sold at once Price no object. Karl
Roullard 55 Summer St, Skowhegan.
4w25"
VULCANIZER. COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires ana tubes; win give one a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler, SO Park
St. Dexter. tf24
A DIFFERENTTAL RING GEAR
(SpiraD for a Model $50 Chevrolet in
very good condition. A set of these
gears will cost new $1,000. Make me
an offer. Il. T.. Dionne, 102 North
Ave, Skowhegan. tf23F
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For Sale--Real Estate

5000 SECURES 175 ACRE FARM,
furniture, farming tools. on improV-
ed road, near town and r. r.; l2-cow
PASTURE 1900 cords wood; 100000 It..
pies, $50 apple trees S-room house;
basement barn; outbuildings. Price
$25oO; only 5000 needed. w. s.
Spaulding, Pittsfeld. 5w2S
MUST HE SOLD AT ONCE. STA
Room house Nearly new and in fine
sS% opv Te i0f FaTa da af as
land 4 Creation. u Madison Ave
Skowhegan Both phones. tf2S
HOUSE AND BARN. LARGE LOT
for garden. Situated one mile from
Bingham post Office, on direct road to
Caratunk. also one refrigeratori one
charn and one 20-gaflon stone jar For
further information write to Box 1874,
Bingham. ZWzSf
GENERAL. STORE FOR SALE AT
cost, Good clean stock fixtures and
building. Tenement over store. Good
trading center Close to station. II
you want to buy good business
ticulars. j. +. Douglass Dover FOX
croft. zWz''
GOOD SIZED CORNER LOT on
Chandler St Also garage l2Nl6 IT.
can be easily moved Chas. n. Jones.
Steward Ave, Skowhegan. 2w27'
FARM CONSISTING OF ABOUT 100
acres, ID acres tiflage Sugar orchard
with 400 buckets. Day and night
pasture. All small farming tools, hay
loader. side delivery rake, corn harves-
ter, milking machine and gasoline en-
CINE. Good span horses. Running
water to house and barn. Farm VIII
keep 20 cows. 10-room house, large
barn, garage and sllo. only reason for
selling. TO settle estate. ~ j. Caron,
North anson, RID 2 SWIFT
COMFORTABLE HOME, SUITABLE
for small family. In good location. in
town having sewer privileges Can
he bought on easy terms for $3.50.
Cleveland & Creation, Il Madison Ave,
Skowhegan. ti-o
POTATO FARMS, SWEET CORN
Farms, orchard farms, cord wood
farms lumber farms, dairy farms.
poultry farms general purpose farms,
any kind of farms you want ON any
kind of terms you want. in Franklin.
Somerset and Kennebec counties. Call
or write A. Whitcomb, New Sharon.
Rotb phones 5w26"
MY HOUSE ON MADISON AVENUE.
Henry c. Hoyt, 800 Madison Ave,
Skowhegan, Farmers Phone l4-15;
4w2G"
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30 ACRE FARM -FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan Village. Herbert {. Tobey.
r. F. d. g. n. f. Phone 1928 tf26F
FARM $4,000. ABOUT LAT ACRES.
80 in field balance $50 In timber: 500
cords hardwood, spring watered pas
ture, clay sub soil. Has cut 40 tons
hay. now about 90. Ten room house,
good repair, 2 barns. ice, hog and hen
house. Store, school, Il mile; $1,000
down, balance to suit the buyer In
quire of VIM. b. Donnell, Pleasant
St, Brunswick. AVIS
COTTAGE At LAKEWOOD. WEST
side. For quick sale 1850. Inquire
Parsons Garage, 81 Madison Ave"
SlIowhegan. ira
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. just the outfit for sport
ing camp, school or summer resort :
situated just suitable for outings ana
vacations for sale or rent F. q.
Hayden. Abbot. lizS
$3.50 BUYS THREE LARGE HOUSE
lots in Bingham on the North Side OF
Dinsmore St, or viii he sold separate
ly. Fred p. McCollor, Skowhegan,
RID Z. Farmers Phone 21-3 tf21F'
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST. REA-
SONABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RID /. N. E.
Tel. 1872, Skowhegan Elk. tits
sTERLING's GARAGE AT BING-
HAM. Does large business and has
Ford Agency. tflz
THREE COTTAGE LOTS At LAKE
Wesserunsett on high bluff over
looking the entire lake. Located on
the Parkman estate. Inquire or NJ. A.
Dane. Skowhegan. tflz
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES


Whereas Joseph A. Gallant of Madi-
son. in the County of Somerset. ana
State of Maine. BY his mortgage deed
dated the 18th day of May A. d. 1871
and recorded In the Somerset Registry
of deeds In Rock 3e2. Page 500, con
veyed TO me. the undersigned. certain
parcel of real estate situate In Madison
in the said County of Somerset, ana
bounded as follows:
Beginning at the South line OF SCION
at the paint where the road leading
from Scion to Skowhegan crosses SAID
line, thence southerly following sald
road to the Southeast corner OF LOT
number seventy-five t75) thence west
eight rods, thence north twenty rods TO
a stake and stones. thence west paral-
lei with the original line about three
hundred and fifty-seven rods to the
west line of said lot, thence north fol-
lowing the old line about hfty-fVe rods
to the south line of Scion. thence east
following said Scion line about one
mile and to the first mentioned hound,
containing about one hundred ana
eleven acres more or less and being
the same premises mortgaEed by said
Gallant 10 Edward n. Merrill october
/, 1909: and whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken:
Now therefore. by reason OF the
breach of the condition thereof | claim
"A foreclosure of said mortgage ana
give this notice for that purpose.
Dated July 8, A. y. 1924
DANA Fl. ROBBINS,
BY Cover X Shumway
3w2s His Attorneys
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For Sale--Livestock

HEGIsTERED HoLsTEINs. FORTY
according to age and milk Come and
look them over they are good ones.
". Harry Osborne, RID, Springfield.
3w2SF
THRIVE GOOD cows. GEORGE w.
RUSSELL Skowhegan RID 5. Far
mers' Phone 6-13. 3w27F
PAIR HORSES, THE TOWN TEAM.
Weigh about 30d0 lbs. Also harnesses
jigger. tip cart Inquire Fire Com
mssionefs. TIT
GOOD ALL ROUND BROWN HORSE.
weighing about l250 lbs. Reason for
selling, lost mate W O. Paul, SHOW
hogan, RID L. Farmers Phone. 9-12
2w27F
TWO HEIFER CALVES, ONE BULL
and four helfers due to freshen this
fail All registered stock. Alfred
curtis. Bingham. 2wz7
FOR SALE A YEARLING HERE
FORD bull Purebred and registered.
y good one. Reasonable price. Also
very promising hull calf from a
splendid yielding Jersey cow. Joseph
Matson Scion. 4w26F
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS. FOUR
weeks old the 18th of June. The
mother is my purebred Collie. and the
father is "A nearly all white Collie.
Males $500; females $500. Hazen L..
~
SHEPHERD AND COLLIE PUPPIES,
eight weeks old. > Price So for males.
Good all round dogs. John Wieland,
Richmond. SW23"
TWO HORSES on MORE THAT
would do for haylng also two ponies or
more, clever for children Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at Dow's Harness Shop. Wat
er St, Skowhegan. .ttZ4
MALE POLICE PUPPIES. $25; THOR
OUGHBRED Females $40; Female Po-
lice and Collie, on, one year year 81 EemaIe
scotch collie. Beauties. So Male and
Female White Poodles, SIS: Male and
Female Boston Terrier, $25, Register
ed Stock; Male and Female Fox Terrier
Puppies. beauties, $15 Male Bull Ter
rier, So; Chow Puppies, 500. Male
skunk dogs, SIS: Female Collie, s.. one
year; Female Airdale Pedigree. $40; 80
Great Dane, $50 lbs, $40: Male and Fee
male Collie Puppies, SIS each: Import
ed Fox hound puppies. So. Al dogs
insured, money with order. All dosS
healthy and perfect or no sale ~.
ianey Kennels, Lawrence, Mass. 6w24'
PAIR TWIN HOLsTEIN HEIFER
Calves. Good to raise. Isaiah Crowell'
RID 2. skowhegan. Farmers phohe
1912. tiIof
MY WELL. KNOWN HERD OF REG
everyone registered. Ages from calves
to IL years old. VIII sell individually
or entire lot Farmers prices. Come
and see them. Grant Wltham. SCION,
Me-, RID 2. Farmers phone 1913
tf15F
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTEINs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden, Maine. b2wzF
FEW GOOD WORK HORSES. PRICE
low. s. w. Gould. Elm St.. Skowhe-
gan. tf4I
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answer to said suit II he see flt.
attest
w. r. sEEKINS, Clerk
(Abstract of PLAINTIFFS WrlD
Date of Writ, January 31st. 1924
Ad-damnum. 5000.
Writ returnable and entered April
Term, A. n. 1924.
Action of assumpsit on an account
annexed of s143.74
FRANK L. AMES,
Norridgewock, Maine,
Attorney for Plaintiff
A true copy of the order OF Court
with abstract of writ.
swss w. II. sEEKINS. Clerk.
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To Let

COTTAGE At TERMINUS OF CAR
Line at Lakewood near brook, during
July and August. Lizzie Harville, SO
Summer st, SkoWhegan. lives
A PLEASANT DOWN STAIRS RENT
Suitable only for a small family, good
cellar, electric lights flush closet. shed
and garage. at 1913 North st. Price
reasonable. Apply to John W. Hig-
gins at Court House or 20 Leavitt st.
2w2Ss
COTTAGE At LAKEWOOD BEGIN
MING June 81, for the remainder OF the
season Inquire of Mrs. C. T. Hun at
the HUFF cottage. Lakewood or at the
Hun Studio, Skowhegan. 4w26s
SIX ROOM TENEMENT. WITH OR
without garage space Near mills.
Apply r. W. Dover. East Front st. tf2g
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~ FOWL THAT WILL WEIGH
about 6 lbs. each Write giving low
est price each, or per pound MAY
nard's Camps, lockwood klneo Sth-
ton. -"-of
rLISTnOCK GUNS AND OLD FIRE
ARMS In good condition. Describe
Clark shp los los pleasant St, Watervlle..
4w2S'
SECOND HAND BABY CARRIAGE.
Must be in good condition Mrs CAR
F. Woodman, Hartland, Box l02. lw2S'
ELEVEN FOOT sILO. 20 TO 30 FIT.
high Must be In good condition stare
price In first letter. Robert Davis;
Skowhegan, RID 3. z"Eof
IwusH TO BUy OR HIRE A TENT
capable of accommodating about four
people. Perley Burns, Arson. 2W2fF
s-FooT MOVING MACHINE. BEN
JAMIN Bird, Starks. Farmers Phone
clio. Z"Z'f
A SECOND HAND HORSE RAKE
Must be In good condition and price
must be reasonable. State price IN
letter. Direct all letters 10 II. Il,
York. Oakland, RID 35. Residence
Martin Stream. ZWZ'f
TEN on TWELVE PIGS FROM FOUR
10 What aN y ~eef have e"' T. F. Davis, Solon;
Farmers Telephone 2-11-10. 2w27F
LIVE POULTRY wANTED-BROIL-
FRS fowl. rabbits, ship your live
poultry and rabbits to me; prompt re-
turns no commissions, free use OF
shipping crates to those who need
them: have your name put on llst TOT
guaranteed weekly quotations; w d.
Daley Lexington, Mass. Tel. oba:
TIMBERLAND-LAR or SMALL
lots. Raymond l.. Whitney, Forester
Bingham, Maine. fWEo
CEDAR POSTS wANTED-8. &, 10
and 70 feet long with 5-inch tops. Also
telenhone poles. rs and 80 feet long,
inch top Don NJ. Towne, Madison;
BRoILERs FROM ONE AND ONE
Half TO two pounds, dressed weight:
prefer them delivered alive but VIII
take them dressed IL producer wishes;
ri use about 200 pounds a week. Hotei
Cahfll, Bingham. N. E. Tel tf2z
A PROVISION, FISH, MEAT OR
grocery business In Somerset County,
preferably In Skowhegan. 7. b. Oliver:
Hanover St, Skowhegan or inquire or
r. s. oliver at Independent Reporter
Office, ti|ir
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED.
Look through your old trunks. chests
and boxes for old postage stamps IL
will pay you to do It, l viii buy
single stamp. Stamps on old letters
loose stamps, collections. and old let.
tiers sent before stamps were used
(f04), Send your stamps to me, or
write for free list. r. w. Burnham
.,rhe Stamp Man." Dept. Al, Ipswich,
Mass. if"i'
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CAPABLE WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
WORK at my farm home. Electric
lights and running water. No obJec-
ton to small child. References eX-
changed. Chester ii. Haynes, Madison.
Me. RID >. iw21F
MAN TO LEARN THE TYPE
WRITER and adding machine business.
both repair and salesmanship Must
have decided mechanical mind. Should
be between % and 30 years Of age.
independent Reporter co. tf2fF
TABLE GIRL AND MAN To DO
work around the house. Maine Cen
trail Hotel. Skowhegan. tflS
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GARAGE SPACE BON -
F Fron, g Apply to r. " o1 na,' OR
FIVE ROOMS, UpsT
ERIC y lights. flush cl closet !, q
SIX ROOM APART,,rx, /
convenlences, newt "ENT, Mon
painted on Water 81 1painred
Gurney's, 1s9 Water 81 Inquire at
THREE CAMPS ON suon,
Pond, 4 miles from JaotnoRE
only ~ mile walk to n "nIah 81
heart OF the big woods mp II
tlon place and very reaso aueal
by day or week. Chester m
Jackman. 0''er McDd
EAMP At PLEASANT pow
QulRE Of Mrs. Marta sayasnDI
ham. savage,
FURNISHED sIX-Roou
mouse at East st. Adams Wain.
pond. good fishing, boat Pan
week. Inquire Of Nettie N
FURNISHED ROOMS To NV
the day or week. Mrs "
10 Cross St, Skowhegan. j" j
RENT OF 5 ROOMS Avn
Turner Ave. Skowhegan. DAT
COTTAGE AT LAKEwoon
the summer. Lucy Jewett M
4
GROOM HOUSE. ELECTprc,
bath room. hardwood floors and
Also 4-room house. Both on ~
Street. Fred Moody.
PINE GROVE LODGE, sNrru
village, on shore of North Tara
cludes cottage, sleeping cabin =,
rage. Elmer f.. Harris. Sko~
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN
with modern conveniences Jno,J
A. II. Hes. "a Main St, Skowhss|
TWO FURNISHED ROOMs
light housekeeping, also front
with board, all modern CONVEX
Inquire of Belle Emerson. N M
Street, Skowhegan. N. L. Tel
STEAM HEATED ROOMS. M
conveniences, centrally located
( Postoffice. lit Water St. Sksv
| N. e. Phone 1911.
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For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies

OWEN FARM STRAIN y. G. RED
Pullets; 3 months old lbs, $500 each;
2lh lbs, $l.5O each; . lbs. $l10 each
Ralph Mitchell, Elartland Gen. Del
Tel. 4223. 4w26F
PEKIN DUCKS EGGS. S1.25 PER
dozen or So per hundred. A. w.
Black, Winthrop. 9w20'
RHODE ISLAND EGGS FOR HATCH
ING Rose or single combs, $50 a
setting of Is eggs. Also Rose Comb
and Single Comb Cockerels, $3.50.
Large size. healthy and from heavy
layers. Addie Cross, Thorndii>e. 13w17F
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
from state tested stock. catalog
George III. Sheldon, New Boston, N. II.
2Gw3F
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Found

AUTOMOBILE TIRE AND SUR
MOCNTABLE rim found in front of
Lakewood Hotel owner may have
same by paying for this ad and prov
ing property. lw2S
AN AUTO JACK on EDDY HILL.
owner may have same by paying the
cost of this ad. l.. +. Parsons SHOW
hogan. tf27
MASONIC CHARM SEVERAL
weeks ago. Inquire at ~ North ave.
SkoWhegan. ZW27
MASONIC RITUAL At MOOSE
Pond. Browns Landing, June II. own
er may have same by calling at the
Independents Reporter office and pay
Ing for this ad. 2w27
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WANTED TO HIRE SIX

WANTED TO HIRE SKI
house with modern mproTl
good location. Apply Sonlersd
Co. Skowhegan. Telephone II
LESSONS WANTED IN
French language from some
competent to teach it. lndepj
Reporter Co.
DRESsMAKING AND PLAN
ING of all kinds done 1t a reaj
price. Mrs. George Hopkins,
Gem st. and Greenwood Ave Il
sHAVINGS GIVEN AWAY TOl
who will come for them. ~
Mfg. Co, Skowhegan.
CARS WASHED At PERRIN
RAGE on Madison Ave, was
Samuel De Merchant. Peasi
and give me a trial Y
GENERAL TRUCKING. Will
household goods any distance
Paul Sylvan, 80 Main street. y
gan. N. Il. Phone iS-l2,
lam AGENT FOR THE INT
TIONAL Harvester Company a
give YOU ssaendid service on tnel
extensive line. Also on all 81
repairs. Have n few good W
used machines. Henry q. Hel
Madison Ave, SkoWhegan'
Phone 14-15.
DINE AT PREBLE'S HES'A9
Good food and plenty OF H. p,]
YOU want. Dinner 30 cts p1
1 or supper 40 cts. Also qul'1
anytime.
DEVELOPING AND PhI
neatly and promptly done al
| Studio, 81 Water St AN "
your films to us.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-10
STATE OF MAINE
sOMER SET. -.
Supreme Judicial Court

sOMERsEsT, -.
supreme Judicial Court
No. b10. April Term, ls1f
I'm the county of Somerset and State
OF Maine. plaintiff VS. Levi Bishop OF
Norridgewock In the county OF Somer-
set and state of Maine, defendant
ORDERED, That notice of suit be
given to the Defendant by publishing
an attested copy of the PLAINTIFFS
writ, or an abstract thereof together
with this order thereon, three weeks
successively in the Independent-Re-
porter, "a newspaper printed at Show
hogan, in the county of Somerset, the
thirty days before the next term of
this Court, to be holden ut Skowhe-
gan. within and for said County OF
Somerset. on the third Tuesday OF