davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

RUSSELL ST, ss-lovely roonl, adjoinIrF
hath: all convenience to American
gentleman, also garage. Csu iITE
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

STANLEY ST, 6i4-furnlshed room 10
rent. Phone $685.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE,


KrNETNsrn
,.Siin"IoN--ns near post Office s.r.r /.
,hs Town. 20 acre., rood aeuss Al
brr ana inpl.msnts, rhIs 10 IN, b..t
Rst,n "a ssss 10 farm ssss a.. c,,y.
9ol Main 81, Phone isis a, 10. 20.
Lou.. FARMS ACT. land reos,
H.epot' csshran Fam ,asn.. .ss
nam 81. City. Tel. SIN and 81. ~
IS ACRES lane, I rTom hoa..
Snd hen houses. ! tss,st eov s0v' usraf
3; Sv oo @@n'ek.ns all kinds fru,. r 70.
rruV' eAeA isquiIad fa.ooo
si,i nsency' III Main o.. ct,y' r.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

locatts near Dover toad, nI-,,-
rooms. Hct wafer h,,. n.a,o |'i
so on Colonial style, J. ''f'' w ere,
-. Main 81. Phone 1850 d. "S's'"'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
MERCHANDISE
Musical instruments
90

USED PlANo-ior sale. a good piano Al
s55. John A. Andrews. a Co.. Iuc.. 1872
Main st.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

'GnIsr sT.-.sngie house, nIns ,co,;.
In vunrn' 2 car garage. lot 100 II. yrnns
sn1 'g E. Jones, II Court St., Real Fs,,,.
a"u insurance. Phone al A"'''s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
Houses For Sale

Slack n!Us ROCK AVE- roS,, "
lis ooo every way. Large To-. Trs
rSo ,yOv. Louie 8. Jvnes, /; I'm.
80 IN estate and Insurance. p,nrs
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

FLAlNNlLLE-cl New Britain Ave, fur
nished front rooms. hot water heat. all
Improvements. Phone ss-k
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

MAIN ST. 4S-furnshed rooms, for ! or
gentlemen. steam heat, continuous
hot water. Janltor eer,ire Tel es-s
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

PIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re.
paired All work guaranteed. Walter
IL. Kovel. ~ Greenwood st. Tel G122-4.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

CEDAR sT.-S roonG an furnished ard
modern, available from Nov Ist 10
April LIST. Louie S. Jones. II Court St.
Phone Ia
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

PGANOS--We have placed uHeT 5000 Eoh-
Ter and Campbelrs in thit vicinity, tn
Guiding churches. schools and lodgeE
Before you buy. call end let us demon.
strete c. l. PieTcA s4s Main street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

VlCrRoLA-no household 10 complete
without one See our stock. Prices
range from SIS to $500. c, l. Pierce,
& Co.. 246 Main St.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

nil ,5 nNb-S room bungalow, lot 551Is5
Souh "looe e improvements trui, 80 80,
Price siS inTn'n.ns, stove In basen,eu..
CURED. ga,v small amount OF cash -.
Larry r. Holland 10 ~, ~ mortsa &C.
-- rhone 1884 or iois-is e"es'h+i st.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

GROVE HILL, sS--iarEe front room, all
convenienceS nicely furnished, Board II
desired. phnps T1s-e
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

VlCTRoLA-slIshtly used. can be bought
cheap " taken at once. Inquire 1872
Main st., after .. III. MAJ Rheln-
holdt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

MONROE ST,--Chr. Arch ST, room
tenement IN new apartment house, all
ir1prov Arents. inquire on premises OF
2. Stein. q winthrop ST,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

PROSPECT ST, is-rooms furnlphed fer
light housekeeping. well heated and
lighted, Central TermA rna snna Ne
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

WEST MAIN ST, sSi--furnIs5sd Toor
all co1vsnipnCAs pi,nne sa6k
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

ELM ST, se.-stssm heated front room
With board. 50 dollars a week. Florence
Rllndean.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

SUMMER ST. 25-furnished room. IN
qulre on premises list floor.
WALNUT ST. ss-furnlshsd room. srit.
able for or gentlemen,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
Rooms and Boar

WINTER ST, ss--furnished room fer or
:, all improvements, centrally located.
Tel. sssS-w,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

MAIN sT--ste7m heated apartment. very
desirable. Phone 5000. Arrly At the
W /. Hatch CO
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
Suburban For Sale

hhkLlE-7 room cottage for safe. Cash
man man Farm Agency. 1871 Main 81, Phone
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
Repairing g Piano iuning

c. 4. HUMPHREY over a quarter CEN
fury experience tuning and repairing
pianos. ~ RUrritt st. Tel. 9641,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

WASHINGTON ST, :t-opposits rev Bur
rift Hotel, front room, list floor. all i'm i.
provements. Aprlv Seelev
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

TEsrED-aud matched condensers. Head
quarters for Browning-Draket acts. Ed.
gerly's Radio Service Station. kensing-
ton. Phone 1915.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05
Radio
COB

RAplOs-3 and tube. tubes, batteries
and speaker, $50 " taken this week.
Newton, S7l Main st,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-05

PIANoS-Kraniek Bach, Newly 4
Evans and Listers. We have sold thit
line OF pianos over so years. We guar
antee. c. L. Pierce 2t6 Main street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-16
It's the Store
Behind the Washer
That Counts

TNHATS why we've sold 1000 Maytag Washers this year.
Throughout So years of existence reputation for de-
pendab1ty has grown Indianapolis and all of Indiana know
that Ayres merchandise Ayres service and Aes Store Policy
dependable They know that this great Institution stands
soaarey behind every article of merchandise that Sells That's
good way to buy washer-wich is intended to give hard
service for long, long time
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the home was in keeping with the ele.
CANT furnishings.
Rose and her mother were visiting,
as only, mother and daughter can,
after four months separation. sob,
mother, it's too. funnyt Edith thinks
Oklahoma Is wild. Don't you like
her? She Is dear, and Wayne is
crazy about her. I think 1t is mutual,
however. Her idea of Indians so
amuses u.s."
Wayne and Edith were visiting as
II they, too, had been separated sew
eral months. "Well, Edith, what think
you of Ponca now, and of mother? She
LIS some mother, tell you. You need
not fear the Indians. Now that you've
met mother and have seen Ponca,
aren't you ready to give me that an
swer? I'll count 1t a mighty fine
Christmas present"
"Oh, Wayne, you must wait until
after the community tree. I want to
see wore of these natives. All good
things are worth waiting for, you
know, and besides, it isn't time yet to
give our presents"
1t was Christmas Eve, and Edith
and Wayne were talking Of the COM
munity tree. ''Myl What a crowd
there was, Wayne. The singing was
next to divine; but where were the
IndiRns?"
THE man who sang that beautiful
baritone solo was at one time an IN
dian chief; the girl, who gave that I'm
presslve grafton was his granddaugh-
ter. The Indians were all around you,
Edith"
Edith's eyes opened-"Oh Thought
all Indians wore blankets and guns ~
Edith, the Indian of today is CIV
ilized A race that has suffered, YES
but a truly American race; race that
was sent from place to place; race
thar fought and won. Only a small
portion of their vast Inheritance was
allotted them, but that portion has
waved rich In Oil. / am an Indian.
Edith, nor would coneeal it. I am
bestoying upon you the highest honor
nam can give to wol1an Will you
become my wife, Edith-the wife of
an ln.iian-a man who would die for
his race and you? If you will promise
me. this will be the harpiest Christmas
of my life.
Eyes, Wayne. promise l want to
be the wife of an indiana Bearfoot
,IndIan--with a brave athlete. as my
protector" The radio was tuned in
'and-"A Merry Christmas to ALL" was
the greeting
GO. 1925. Western Newspaper Union.) =.
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ence or Christmas.
Merry laughter and hurried steps as
sured Mrs. Bearfoot that her adored
son and daughter had arrived.
"Hello, mother, Merry Christ
MAST shouted Rose and Wayne.
you've heard about Edith, mother, SO
here she is. l know you'll love her
Edith does, and I'm about to. Shake
hands with mother, Edith" continued
Wayne, excitedly.
"Yes, we are so glad to have you,
Miss Darrow," said Mrs. Bearfoot, as
she shook hands with Edith.
"Thank you. I am delighted to be
here and to know you. What thrill
I'm having! I'm wild about Oklahoma.
Rose and Wayne think they have a
Joke on me because thought all those
oil wells were windmills."
yes, mother" interrupted Wayne,
Edith said, How all these windmills
remind one of Hollandr"
"Oh, well, shall be all the wiser
when return to Chicago. I'm anxious
to see all the Indians Rose and Wayne
have told me about. Are they joking
me about that, too2 l hope so, for /
am MORALLY afraid of Indians, but of
course the government keeps them
guarded"
"Yes, Edith, IL I may call you
Edithr and she caught the twinkle In
her sons eye. 1.-THE Indians need
watching; they are cunning. Wayne
is good athlete and will see that you
are not scalped, at least"
"Well, want to climb to the top OF
one Of those 'windmills.' All the wells
know anything about go down and
I shall still call those tall things wind
mills. I want to see a tepee and an
Indian chief, too, before 1 return
home"
Dinner was served and Edith no
ticed the exquisite table service and
appointments. The drawing room was
spacious and Edith marveled at the
magnificent furnishings. The rugs
were Oriental; the pictures were done
by master artists; and the culture OF
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MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.

Cold Springfield Spring Granite
Co.'s pant recently Destroyed by
fire, to be rebuilt.
Clarlssa-Farmers' Produce Associa-
ton shipped two. carloads stock
to South st. Paul.
Oklee-Mlnnesota Electric Distribut-
ing Co. constructing high power
line from here. to holt.
Wilmar-fians for 100000 hotel
here being considered by Eastern
syndicate.
Nevis-Daptist Church at Akeley
wall be removes to this place.
st. faul-Minnesota Farm Bureau
Federation to meet here, January
1921.
Hollandale-This place soon to have
railroad station.
Dululh-City receives $4,000, to be
used in connecting present term
{. mus OF Becks road with Fond du
! Lac road in Jay Cooke Park.
Warren-Marshall County to sell
$S5,353.26 worth of drainage
BOMBS.
Motiey-Contract let for crawling
State highway No. 2, from this
place to Aldrlch.
Minneapolis roposed new Fort
Snelnng Chapel to cost $50, 1000.
Buhaio-Plans forming Tor reopen
ing First National bank.
Fairbault-Contract awarded at
$zO,405.55 for crawling Rice
Scott County road.
Duluth-New storage building to be
constructed at 18th Ave. w. and
Ramsey St.
Sanostoae-M;nnesota Power &
Light Co. BUILDING high line be-
twsen here and Hinckiey..
st. Faul-Lutherans to dedicate new
dormitory at Concordia College.
Minnesota potato growers VIII re-
!. ceive S3S,880, 800 for 1925 crop.
Discharge poultry farm and feed
ing station established here by
Wits Market House Of MINNIE
apolis.
Annan1ale-Annandale Shipping AS
ISOLATION sh pped 81 carloads
stock valued at s126,832.11.
Clar.ssa-Exterior of new 'Tnde-
pendent" building, practically
completed.
Minnesota's 1925 corn crop is 27,-
:. 100000 bushels larger than 1924
yield.
Holloway-School building in dis
tr;ct No. 80, recently destroyed by
fire, to be rebuilt.
M:nneapolis-Ne 100000 work
house being constructed at Park
er's Lake farm.
Minneapolis-City to have improved
trolley service.
Montgomery-New canning factory
being erected here for Minnesota
Valley Canning Co.
Hollandale-Ch;cago, Milwaukee &
:. st. Paul Railroad Co. plan to
build 101s miles new road in Free
born County.
Minneapolis-Proposed new county
poorhouse VIII cost approximately
S250,000.
. Lanesboro-Work being rushed on
new cooperative creamery build
ing.
Duluth-New one-story store build
ing to be erected at 800 North
Central Avenue.
Alborn-New two-story school to be
constructed
Duluth-Plans announced for ex-
tension Of Tenth Street car line.
Duluth-Plans under way for crea-
ton of Aree modern hotel and
apartment building on Grand
Avenue.
Minnesota Highway Department in
sures open highways during win
ter. months.
Fa;rmont-New Farmers Coopera-
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Fairmont-Martin County Truck
Owners Association organized.
| st. Paul--Pavlng contracts to be let
soon for constructing unpaved
sections on state highway mo. l.,
between here and Duluth.
Bagley-Ir0n ore discovered in Eddy
township, according to report.
Montgomery--Cons of new
S3O0,000 canning factory, MAX
ing good progress.
International Fals-Local sawmill
resumes operation.
, Falrmont-Fairmon Creamery Co.
opens cream station on south side
of Mortenson garage.
Duluth-Contract awarded for con-
structing new ski slide at Chester
Park.
Minneapolis-N ew Junior High
school will be constructed in
North Minneapolis.
Lake L,.y-ot. Marks Episcopal
Church recently destroyed by fire,
rebuilt.
Minneapolis-$15O,OOO business
| structure TO be erected at Ia
Ninth Street South.
| Carlton-New business block being
erected on Chestnut Street, by
Swan Malmquist.
| Carlton-Annual Carlton poultry
show to be held here, December
] 1912.
Minnesota's 1926 potato crop will
bring growers approximately $685.
$4,000.
Edgerton-J. S. Randolph, publish
er of Edgerton Enterprise, ac-
| quires Woodstock News and Hol-
land Independent.
Fairmont-Tent plans under
way for construction of new
Masonic Temple.
Jasper-Farmers' State Bank re-
| opens.
Virginia-Plans being considered
for installing water mains in
blocks IL and IS.
Two Harbors-Old Duluth & Iron
Range coal dock being RACED, to
make way for new steel struc-
| ture.
West Duluth-New store building
| being constructed at 316 North
Central Avenue.
| Motley-Electric line completed to
north shore of Norway Lake.
Duluth-Plans being discussed for
| erection of new city hall.
International Falls-City plans to
purchase fire truck.
/ Winona-11 miles new paving on
T. H. Highway No. 8 between
here and Minnesota, opened to
traffic.
Clara City-Citizens State Bank oc-
cupying new building.
st. Charles-Trout pond 40 80
feet, being constructed at White
water State Park.
Minnesota mines yield approximate
| ~ 38,000,000 tons ore per year.
Dodge Center-Great Western Rail-
road constructing new raod to
connect with Northwestern line
st. Paul-Wages of street car en-
ployes increased four per cent.
Madison-Ci...r considering plans
for constructing large reservoir,
costing $4,000.
Randall-Road between this place
| and Lake Alexandria, will be
Strengthened.
Northfield-City to investigate pos
sibility of obtaining canning fac
Ada-$5,000 subscribed towards
| erection of new Norman County
Memorial Hospital.
Minneapolis preparing for
building new East Side police
station
Rochester-New $282,OOO sewage
disposal plant to be constructed.
Mountain Lake-City to install new
| fire siren.
Fairmont-Sugar beet crop excep-
tionally good throughout this Sec
ton.
Motley-Highway between here and
Staples being graveled.
Subseribe--Don't Borrow.
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i've Creamery Association organ.

tive Creamery Association organ
lzea here.
Nsw o.n.-Construction Of new
rrltsene pu.iuiig nearing compie-
ton.
a a.,.avnt--Work on new post office
punu.ng gong FORWARD rapidly.
SaIeuon1a--Oalenon cooperative
Creaniery may build new s<vv,vvv
alJuIIlon.
1ua-Yo,vU0 subscribed towards
erec..on of Norman county MEM
Oral nospllai.
st. faui-nAack International Truck
Corporation plans TO erect SAUL
Uvv structure, at University and
Cromweu avenues.
ralrmonJ--rians peing prepared for
erection or new masonic Temple
annex.
Lakene io-F armers' Cooperative
creamery 20. insralls new equip
menI.
Jasper-Farmers' State Bank re-
opened.
Elk nlver-"Star News" building be-
4ng repaired.
pernam-rlrst National Bank alb
aDsorpeo by Farmers State Bank.
White pear LaKe-Cornersrone laio
Tor new st. JOINS Episcopai
church.
st. Uloua-Lake George to be i'm
proves, at cost OF SIuO,UOO.
sergus raiis-INorLnwesIer sash q
Door 20. AWARDS contract for
erection Of new factory building.
st. faul-Norrnern Suares fower
Co. apsorDs st. Paul LAS q Light
New Ulm-Contracts let at $39, 1887,
tor new Lurner College boys
olormitory ADDITION.
uuverne-ConJracL let for building
aoalr.on to city hail.
East Grand Forks-American Beet
Sugar Co., now building $1,5UO,-
Uvv sugar rennery, WILL campaign
Tor great increase In beet acre.
age.
.,t. reter-Plans being drawn for
new telephone exchange building
Ohaska-Excenent progress beng
maze in sugar beet industry
throughout tbs section.
New Om-tlans completed for an
nual NlcoIlet County poultry show
clara ClIy-Locai farmer received
soU,0Uu tor 1870 potato crop. !.
Warren-M DIRK begun on new mum.
clpal skating rink.
Faiimont-New street signs will be
Installed on all principal corners
in city.
Welcome-New water well being
drilled for city.
Browerville--Reid-M Murdoch & Co
planning to open pickle station
here.
Reynolds-New school house in DIS
trict 43, dedicated.
Minnesota VIII have two general
livestock judging teams at Inter.
national Livestock Exposition in
Chicago.
AlexanorIa-Pickle manufacturers
plan to locate bruning station
here.
= Valley-New creamery opens,
December 9Th.
Lancaster-Highway No. complet-
ed to Internationa boundary line,
on Minnesota side of Red River
Roseau-New addition being built
to Northwestern Telephone office.
Observation-Disclosures of new school
building = get under way at once.
Crookston-J. E. Schraeder's Radio
& Battery Shop receives large
shipment radio sets.
Osakis-Livestock industry in this
territory growing rapidly.
Osakis-Approximately 5 carloads
stock being shipped from this
place every week.
Bemidj awarded for con-
struction Of emile stretch OF
highway near here.
Cloquet-New swimming pool to be
located in south end of Pinehurst
Park.
Cloquet-New $1,000 bell will be
installed in Catholic Church.
Winona-Plans preparing for Win.
ona County Poultry Show.
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Remove the Ssoin.

When the glass oven door becomes
plackened and you are unable to see
The food in the oven, use baking soda
rs you would soap powder, and the
Ioor will become bright and clean.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-18
Freaks

ambidextrous person is one who
rim the nails on his right hand.
1r5~a Chaparrai.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-12-18
A "BEARFOOT"
CHRISTMAS
BY EMILY BuRKs ADAMS

He beautifully dec.
Grated house, the
& e n t ~ falling
snow, the brisk at
mosphere, the hur-
ry, and the expect
ing of loved ones,
evidenced the pres
ence of Christmas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-16

to another corner, the crowd follow
ing, where he made his speech.-Capi-
tai times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-16
COUNCIL NOTES

Lancaster, Wis, Sept. L, 1925.
The regular meeting of the council
was held Tuesday evening, Sept. 1st,
1925. Mayor George E. Beck, presid-
ing. Aid. Hampton, Ramshaw, Croft
and Brady being present.
There being no quorum present a
motion was made by Aid Hampton,
seconded by Aid. Ramshaw that the
meeting be adjourned until Friday
evening, Sept. 4th, 1925. Motion pre-
vailed.
GEORGE E. BECK, Mayor
Attest: F. P. Barnett, clerk
The adjourned regular meeting of
the council was held Friday evening,
Sept. 4th, 1925. Mayor George E..
Beck, presiding.
All members of the council were
present, except Alderman E. ]. Ben
nett The minutes of the previous
meetings were read and approved The
Treasurer's report was read and
adopted. The report shows receipts
We're $2,9362S. Disbursements $4,-
1884 and balance on hand $14,91393
Bills amounting to $4,913.27 were
presented. Upon motion by Alderman
Ramshaw, seconded by Alderman Alb
rams, bills were referred to the bust
ness committee to be o. KID. Upon
motion by Alderman DuHamel, sec
onded by Alderman Abrams, the other
bills were ordered paid
Alderman DuHamel, seconded by Al
derman Brady, made motion, that the
motion of July 18th, in regard to pay
ing the 500 for play ground work be
reconsidered, and that the amount be
paid was carried. Alderman Abrams
voting no.
Alderman Hampton, seconded by
Alderman Croft, made a motion that
the Fire Department room in the
Municipal Building be used for the
primary and special elections held
during the month of September, 1925
The motion was carried by unanimous
vote.
Mayor Beck appointed the election
board as follows: w. A. Johnson
chairman, H. c. Bryhan, G. M. Klar-
man, inspectors; George Moore, Mrs
Mabel Ward, ballot clerks; H. E.
Schreiner, L. o. Pennock, clerks.
A petition for the removal of two
crossings at corner of West Oak and
dSuluSIOu street Was referred 10 the
Board of Public Works.
The buying of paint for the inside
of the standpipe was referred to the
business committee.
The sewer trouble near property of
Adolph Wepking was referred to
Board of Public Works.
Alderman DuHamel, seconded by AL
derman Abrams, made motion that
the business committee work out a
system of buying all supplies for the
city, with the idea that each bill COM
ing in will have an order for it and
that all bills will be presented by the
LIST of each month. This motion was
carried by unanimous vote.
Upon motion by Aid. Abrams, sec
onded by Alderman Vesperman, the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 10, 1925, at 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-16

All the cream on milk must be van
ishing cream because you seldom see
it any more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-16
Prof. McNelly's Town
Compliments New School

RICHLAND CENTER-Stephen Nc
Nelly, former Richland Center resi-
dent, and a graduate of the local high
school, is the superintendent of the
Lancaster schools, and as such will
have the privilege this fall of opening
high school in Lancaster's fine new
$175,000- building, which is just COM
pleted and will be all in readiness for
the opening Of school on September Z.
In every way possible an up-tOdate
building has been planned, with good
ventilation, lighting, heating, etc. The
grounds are especially attractive and
suitable for such building as they
are almost surrounded by beautiful
naples, while the athletic grounds are
large and we'll graded. A reception to
faculty, students and school board
will be given before the opening of
school.