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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-03-07
SECTION THIRTY NEWS

A number of our local young
people attended the dance in Tower
on Saturday evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-03-07

Mary Lovett is on the sick list this
week, havin a case of tonsilitis.
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DRAYING-For Service call on US
for Draying, Furniture and Piano
moving. Maddern's Dray Line.
Phone 251-R or 251-L.
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Mrs. Hill has returned from
Rochester where she underwent an
operation.
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join in wishing them all possible
happiness.
boy SCOUTS NEWS.

Tuesday evening after the regular
meeting, the Boy Scouts listened to
a very interesting talk on stars and
consultations by Mr.. r. w. Reed.
After the preliminary talk in which
the names and positions Of the most
important stars were studied the
meeting was adjourned to the out
doors. The sky was clear and the
stars bright so with the aid of Mr..
Reed the Scouts were able to identi-
fly many individual stars and con-
stellations. Sky craft is very i'm
portant branch Of scouting and
Troop No. l is looking forward
eagerly to another evening with Mr..
Reed.
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Hannah Ola, of Soudan, is en-
ployed at the L. Exert home.
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Facts to consider

Studebaker assets are
500, GOO, 900 - all staked
on satisfying, better than
others, buyers of high
grade cars.
Over $4,000 men have
their future at stake on
giving you maximum
values.
$50, 900, 900 in modern
plants and equipment,
of which So, 900, 900 has
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Mrs. F. James was in Duluth Fri
day.
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MIR, Kelly to Talk on Map Making.
Mr.. Frank Kelly of the II. s..
Forest Service will speak to the
troop next Tuesday on maps and
map making. A number of the
scouts are working on their 1st
class maps, so Mr.. Kelly's talk viii
be especially opportune.
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PHOToS-0ur new lighting equip
ment makes possible to have your
photograph taken day or night, be
the weather dull or bright. Cyko
Studio, @. Hokkanen, Prop. If.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Brennan were
Duluth visitors Friday.
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The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church will give a Tea, Food sale
and Candy Sale at the community
Center on Saturday, March 9Th, be-
ginning at $3.50 p. m. 3-l.
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DRAYING AND TRUCKING-Phone
17S for all kinds of local and long
distance drawing and trucking at
all times. Service Garage, Carl
son & Prisk. If.
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FOR SALE-Dining Room set, prac-
tically new to be sold cheap. Set
cost $3.50 when new Also other
household furniture John Oalen,
Winton, Mimi.
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PIANO-Buy Piano at the big
Kimball Sale at Berglund Bros.
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The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church will give a Tea, Food Sale
and Candy Sale at the Community
Center on Saturday, March 9Th, be
ginning at $3.50 p. m. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Brennan were
Duluth visitors Friday.
Mrs. F. James was in Duulth Fri
day.
Mrs. Hill has returned from
Rochester where she underwent an
operation.
The Ely Hardware Co. has turned
its stock over to Sales Co. to close
out. Sale commences on March 3.
We predict great enthusiasm over
the Popular Lady Contest put on at
Ely Hardware Co.'S store next week.
Miss Eleanor Liedl spent the week
end visiting at Ely with Miss Flor
ence Nankervis.-Biwabik Times.
Walter Eisenach was in the city
from Duluth the latter part of the
week on business.
Mrs. Joe Camaish with Simon and
Ann were Tower visitors Friday and
Saturday.
Louis Dayoek and Frank Turlip
spent Friday and Saturday in
Duluth.
Tom Harri, while returning from
his Chicago trip went to Hibbing to
see Ely defeat Bull Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Trezona, Miss Evelyn
McMahan and DR.. j. J. Call attend
ed the Govin-Flaherty wedding in
Duluth Saturday morning.
Mrs. P. Schaefer left for Duluth
Sunday yhere she attended meet
ing of the County Child Welfare
Beard on Monday.
M. yy,ola& AnJarcoa IS Txun Har-
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FOR SALE-Two Good Mich Cows.
Inquire of John Teran, Sheridan
st. 3-21-p.
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Tr1ral NPufa

Mr. and Mrs W. F.. Briggs of Fair
field are at their cottage on the east
shore of Lake Wesserunsett.
AT the Church of Our Lady Of
Lourdes next Sunday there will be
low mass at 7.30 and $50 o'clock.
The benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment follows the second mass.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Lunt Preble
of Mount Vernon, n. Y, who have
been spending some time at Belgrade
Lakes were at Lake Wesserunsett.
Tuesday, to call on Miss Pauline f.
Oak.
H. II. Linderquist of Boston. super
intendent of the New England Dis
trlct OF the Woolworth Stores, was In
town Tuesday and yesterday visiting
with J. o. Morris, manager of the To-
cal store.
George Risteen of the local baggage
department at the Maine Central Rail
road station, accompanied by Mrs
Rlsteen and their children have ar
rived home from a visit in Peterboro
n. II. and with relatives at Thomas
ton.
]. II. jenkins returned home from
Beverly. Mass, Tuesday, having ae-
companied Mrs. Jenkins and their two
children, Jack and Esther to that city
for a visit with DIR. and Mrs. w. c.
Tannebring, the two ladies being sis
ters.
Mrs. Ben Fogler and two children
of Belmont. Mass. arrived Tuesday
to visit for sometime with Mr.. Fog
lers parents. Maj and Mrs. John w.
Fogler on Elm street and other rela-
tives. Mr.. Fogler will arrive later
for q visit.
Judge and Mrs. f. +. Danforth, e. c.
Butler, Clerk of Courts, w. T.. Seekins
and Register of Probate, Philo Stew
ard, were in Wiscassett, yesterday to
attend the centennial observance of
the court house in that place. They
were accompanied by W. f. Simpson
who visited with relatives in the town.
Mrs. Blanch Cole. who with her
daughter. Miss Blanch Cole and son
Thurman Cole, also her mother who
have been living in the Ross house on
Court street are about to establish
their home elsewhere. Mr.. Cole, who
has been a salesman of the Butler
Shoe Store. is going. to Belfast and
Mrs. Cole and the rest Of the family
are returning 70 Portland where they
formerly resided.
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ed No doubt it was generally con-
sidered that he had secured saliva
ton long before this event but per-
haps there was no harm in his be-
ing saved over again. At any rate
II IL reported that he has stood up
and permitted. himself to be prayed
for with more recent recruits.
We now follow with the story, cor
Nrected In the particular referred to,
but otherwise as IL appeared in our
issue of May 80, 1924.
JUST A LOCK OF SNOW WHITE
HAIR
(By r. T. Patten)
have before ME a biography of
the life of Campmeeting John Allen.
On the ny leaf of this volume, with
almost startling distinctness, shines
out lock of silvery white hair and
underneath 1t find these words:
Lock of hair of Rev. John
Allen, Campmeeting John, cut at
the time of the conference at
Skewhegan, Maine, May Z, 1873,
Bishop Haven presiding"
The above lines were written there
and authentic tradition relates that
she herself cut the lock from the
head of the Reverend Divine. The
book was the property of Judge h. +.
Danforth. 1t was given to him by
Mrs. Elizabeth Webb Mrs, Howards
niece.
Sewn onto another page of this
book is the picture of the Rev John
Allen just referred to, also photos Of
his brothers, William Allen and pie
lures of Rev. Stephen Allen. ID. ID.
and Rev. Charles F. Allen. d. d. The
latter were nephews OF Campmeeting
John.
William Allen was prominent res
ident of Norridgewock, probably the
leader in the community and repre-
scented that district in the Maine Leg
islature. He served as one of the
selectmen of Norridgewock almost
continuously from 1918 to 1914. John
Allen, was clergyman, on various
circuits, including Scion and New
Portland circuits, in This county. His
early salary was $3.50 u year. He
preached in the Skowhegan church
and was well known by many peo-
pie In Somerset He was converted
from early sinful ways in 1925 at a
campmeeting in the town of Industry.
Lillian Nortaica (whose real name
was Norton) was the granddaughter
of Campmeeting John Allen. She
was the most famous singer that New
England ever produced Her birth
occurred in Pennington and her
home. preserved in her memory, is
the shrine of musical peOple each
summer.
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he used to work for Campmeeting
John Allen. Mr.. Merrill's friends
say of him that no doubt this early
association with the great preacher
and reyiyalist accounts for his we'll
known serious and devout manner. On
the other hand it may be that the ia
nous Campmeeting John got some of
his inspiration from the young Garlic
ton. Mr.. Merrill recalls especially
being Chauffeur" for Mrs. Allen. The
outfit consisted OF a very sedate horse
and somewhat primitive Concord
wagon. Mrs. Allen was very stout
lady and required assistance in en-
tering and descending from her
equipage. Her boy attendant used to
"boost" resolutely in the one case and
stand the shock as best he could in
the other. When driving into Farm
ington village young Carleton, ever
resourceful, was accustomed to draw
up by the curb at point where 1t
was very nearly on level with the
floor of his Concord buggy. This OF
course made ingress and egress much
more convenient for his portly pas
senger On one particular occasion,
the horse not refining just right, he
did not get quite near enough to the
curb and the lady refused to make
the attempt to step across. Garlic
ton wanted to make the circuit OF a
square and see if he could not land
nearer but his mistress would not
let him, so he manfully attempted to
lift the buggy around from behind.
He was strong youth but the weight
of the carriage and his occupant was
too much for him.
He received so much advice and
comment from by-standers during his
unsuccessful attempt that the lady
would not alight at all and went home
that day without doing her shopping.
Another Skowhegan gentleman re-
members q story about Campmeetfng
John, the incident occurring at some
place in Massachusetts. A revival
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Have worked one year for Central
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WOULD LIKE POSITION WAITING
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HELPING AT sEWORI< on
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WOULD LIKE TO GET A JOB
Nursing or any general work. Must
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GIRL II YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE
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west side, furnished. For quick sale
$3.50. Inquire Parsons Garage 81
Madison avenue, Skowhegan. tf24
Most DESIRABLE CAMP EsTAB-
LISHMENT in Somerset County.
Stronghold. on the shore of Great
Moose Lake. 7 acres, largely wooded .
about ESQ feet lake front flag station
on Harmony branch of Maine Central
Railroad; camp and cabins; accommo-
dations for IS people; all substantially
built and In perfect condition; fully
furnished Modern plumbing; electric
light and water supply. Long distance
telephone. For further particulars
address Box 42o, skowhegan 4w2s
$500 SECURES IT'S ACRE FARM.
furniture, farming tools. ON improv-
ed road, near town and r. r.: 12-cow
timber so cords pulp; 500 sugar ma
pies; 80 apple trees; Groom mouse:
basement barn; outbuildings. Price
Spaulding, Pittsfield. 5w2S
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. SIN
Room house. Nearly new and in fine
condition; we'll located and having
sewer prigi!eg,es part cash eafian cl eve
Skowhegan. Both phones. tf2S
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 ~ Whitcomb, New sharon
Both Phones. 5w26'
so ACRE FARM -FOUR MILES FROM
Skowhegan Village. Herbert G. Tobey
r. F. D. 3. y. E. Phone 1928. tf26F
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
FUL Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp, school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. r o.
Hayden, Abbot. tf2z
HOUSE LOT ON BEECH ST. REA-
SONABLE price Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood, Madison RID l. n. e.
Tel 1872, Skowhegan Elk. tits
THREE COTTAGE LOTS AT LAKE
Wesserunsett on high bluff over
looking the entire lake. Located on
the ParHman estate. Inquire of M. A.
Dane, SkoWhegan. tf12
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EverybOdy's Column
nEn rRrck mi NEnY Goon CON.

REQ TRUCK IN VERY GOOD CON-
DIT1oN, not run last year. New
tires. Also Ford touring car, SIPS.
Reason for selling no further use
pomp's Lunch. Railroad Square, SHOW
hogan 1w30'
THREE ONE-HALF TON FORD
Trucks and two one-ton FoEd trucks
Sold on easy terms or viii exchange
for wood or horses. Peter Debe
SkoWhegan. y. +. Phone G3-3. 3w29
1916 FORD TOURING CAR. WITH
OFT starter, good tires; wei kept by
owner. This is Il real bargain at
$15o. Fred G. Nye. q Bush St, Town
tf29
MOTOR BOAT IN GOOD running
condition. Sell at q bargain. Inquire
at Holt x flights Ma4llson Ave, Skow-
hogan. 2w29
OVERLAND TOURING can. 1921
model or viz exchange for light truck
Box %. \. +: Tel 1913. @w2SF
For SALE MISC.
FORD CARS. ONE NEW, II. p.
Gasoline engine and Standard 1-bag
cement mixer. Mrs. w. II. Doran.
Mercer. 3w29F
REQ SPEED WAGON. 1922 MODEL
in good condition. Has extra bold
livestock Also some April Matched
Strong, Tel 1873. Box 1885, Arson
3w2SF
MOTOR BOAT, GOOD RUNNING
condition. Price SIS. Peter j. Vim
cent, East Madison Farmers phone
3-l5. 4w27
4 WEED CHAIN JACK. BEST DE-
VICE on the market New price $3.50:
in perfect condition; viii sell for $500
l.. Il. Dutton, Arson. 4W2fF
JACK. SAME AS SUPPLIED WITH
Buick cars new price $3.50. WIN sell
for Sis postpaid. H. r. Patten. tf27F
ONE sTRIPED-DOwN FORD. II. =.
Spear II. +. d. 1, Madison. Both
telephones, tt2f
XULCANIZER, COMPLETE OUTFIT
for tires and tubes; will give ope a
good trade. Mrs. Mary Pooler, So Park
st, Dexter. tf24
USED CARS. HUPPsI 1 FORD,
Dodge / Studebaker truck, About l
ton capacity We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. Old Point
Garage. Madison. tits
1022 CHEVROLET. IN VERY GOOD
condition. Four new cord tires. Price
right. ERNEST +. Dionne. l02 North
St, Skowhegan. NJ E. Phone 33-4;
,tf16
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To Let

II ROOM HOUSE. ELEVEN FUR
NISHED rooms. Splendid opportunity
for boarding or rooming house. Large
garden Garage accommodating four
cars. For particulars write ID care
of Independent Reporter. 4w30s
TENEMENT At N MAPLE ST. NOW
occupied by Frank f.. Parsons will be
vacant first week in August. Also Of
nee rooms with steam heat over Cut
Price Clothing Store. NJ. h. Heselton.
II Maple St, Town. tao
PINE GROVE LODGE. SMITHFIEI.D
village. on shore OF North Lake, dur
ing August and September. Includes
cottage, sleeping cabin and garage.
Elmer f.. Harris, Skowhegan. tf23
A HAND CEMENT MIXER. WILL
be found at +. L. Moody's, Hanover
St, Skowhegan. 3w30F
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INFORMATION AS TO THE vupI
ABOCTS of Ira r. EllingwoOd ie ~
ed. He formerly lived In Bangor
Hampden, but later work In Mgdil
Independent Reporter Co. 4
WANT TO EXCHANGE A Tua
burner Perfection Oil Stove for N
or ten chickens. Edna Davis. Skl
hogan, RID I. Highview Farm. gg|
WANTED THREsHING OUTFIT
thresh about two acres of rye in Al
Weather conditions favorable Viii
ready to thresh about August Isl
b. Heselton, II Maple St iva
ANYONE KNOWING THE pRp,J
address of belmont Gordon. forml
of Skowhegan, will confer a favo1
informing this Office. Mr.. Go1
lived in Skowhegan for several ypI
moving elsewhere about 1910. IA
pendent-Reporter Co 4w3l
EAR PUFFs, SWITCHES n
nsformatiens made from Gu, h
and combings. Mrs. Gertrude /. \
born. Madison, Me, r. F. D. No. /
MIR. FARMER, DON'T FAIL
Eat at Pomp's Lunch. We buy n
butter, poultry and garden truck |
US call Railroad Square N
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED [
repaired. New and second hand
cycle wheels. Bicycle repairing
cart wheels retired. j., Grai
Bailey st.
WANTED INFANTS AND iO&
children to board in country 4
Experienced: price right. Mrs
A. Moore, New Portland. vi
NOTICE TO HORSE 0wNR
have taken over the blacksmith |
of Mr.. Haskell, East Front St. and
ready to take horse shooting and
Kinds of work. All work guanaI
Prices reasonable. Medley Laioie
3w!
sAwDUsT GIVEN TO THOSE n
come after same. Have large q
tity up on the south bank OF the
Harry Fall. tt.
CHICKEN DINNERS SERVED
Ridge Farm tAmerican PAM,
for guests who would like To stay
night. Ridge Farm, EuStiS
Stratton 22-12. Mrs. Huldah
strong.
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For Sale--Livestock

ONE PUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
purebred oxford Down buck lambs.
Fred steele. Madison RID !. Farmers
Phone PHO, Scion. 2w3oF
JERSEY COW AND GALE FOR 500.
George Friedrich. r. r. -. 80. 2, SHOW
hegan. 2WdoF
HAVE \ PAIR OF HIGH GRADE
Holstein bull calves, which ] VIII sell
S<owhegan, Farmers Phone is-l2
2w30f
SOME NICE PUPPIES, WHITE
brown or black Very pretty. Just
the ones for children's playmates.
Males. 50; females 81. PearI r.. ben
nett Bueksport, K. f. y. No. l. ao.
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness Also a Farming
ton sleigh r. A. Strong, AnSon, Me.
y T.. Tel. 78-33. Box 1875. tt3o
SHEPHERD PUPPIES. PURE. MALE
or spayed female So. J." NJ Kyle
10Th AassaI6 ,o1.ro.-....--,~------ -"-'
PuREBRED DUROG JERSEY PIGS.
Four weeks old July Sth, 81. 3
Coleman, Canaan 2W29F
REGISTERED HoLSTEINS. FORTY
five head To choose from. 500 to 5000
according To age and milk. Come and
look them over they are good ones.
W Harry Osborne, RED, Springfield.
3w2SF
PAIR HORSES. THE TOWN TEAM.
Weigh about 5000 lbs. Also harnesses
jigEer. tip cart. Inquire Fire Com
missioners. tf27
SHEPHERD AND COLLIE PUPPIES,
eight weeks old. Price 81 for males.
Good all round dogs John Wieland,
Richmond. Sw25|
TWO HORSES Or MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more. clever for children. Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at Dow's Harness Shop, Wat
er St, Skowhegan. tf2i
RIGHT TYPE HOLSTEINS FOR
Maine from highest producing families
Registered Duroc Swine Arthur Ma
comber. Dryden, Maine. b2w2F
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IN sK0WIIEGAN TUESDAY EVEN
ING. 1921 Skowhegan High School
Glass pin Finder please leave at In
dependent Reporter office. 2w3O*
SPARE RIM AND TIRE FOR FORD
Car between Skowhegan and Madison.
tinder please notify K. T.. Gould, An
son. Telephone 9-12. Madison 1w30
4 DARK BLUE LADY'S SUIT COAT.
Sunday between Mont Chase's in Corn
Vile and Corsons Corner. Athens.
Finder please return to Mrs. Leslie
Martin, Dr. Mann Road, Skowhegan.
2W30*
\. II. y. CLASS RING, t02:i, ON BANK
of river near saw mill Monday July
II. Finder will be suitably rewarded
for its return to Frank DuEaS. 10
Pine street, SkowheEan. 3w30
BUNCH KEYS. FINDER NOTIFY
Frank Berube, Skowhegan, 1903 Maple
st. 3w2S"