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Minneapolis. where she will visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Jordan, for a few weeks.
A little boy arrived July 14th, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Huntley.
Geo. Benson was reelected treas
urer of School District No. 116, at
the annual election held July 18th
Sidney Daley is working at the
sawmill.
Mrs. v. Fry, Mrs. Wagner and Mr.
and Mrs. Gothier were callers at the
]. Linehan home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Mackenzie gave
a card party at their home Saturday
evening.
Peter Stulen and wife took Sunday
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Soens
Mrs. Elwyn Thayer called on Mrs
Fry one day last week.
Mrs. Shafer is spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Ryan.
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pleasing personality and Is making
many friends, who believe he will dc
his utmost to promote the efficiency
of our schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Newman, baby,
Jimmie, and Miss Esther Newman of
West Concord, Mimi, spent several
days at the Arndt Summer home.
Myrtle, Irene, Harold and Alfred
Overland drove to Minneapolis Tues
day for visit with relatives. Miss
Clara Overland accompanied them
home for her vacation.
John Lyden had the misfortune to
loose good cow Wednesday of last
week.
There will be Union services of the
West Side and Windemere M. E.
churches Sunday morning July goth,
at II o'clock. 1t will be an open air
service at Chas. Swanson's and the
Danforth Male Quartet will sing.
Please bring your lunch and spend
the afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Anderson celebrated her
SOth birthday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John Benson, July,
18th. There are nine children living,
all of whom were present. Those pre-
sent were: William and Hilda Ander-
son of Superior, Wis.,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Anderson, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Oberg of Cloquet; Mrs. Brassard of
Walker; Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Dahlberg
of Moose Lake, and John Anderson of
Windemere. Sixteen grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren were
also present. This is the first time
they have all been together.
Walter Swanson returned Saturday
from Stockholm, Wis, where he has
been working. On his return he Wis
tied at Lake City, Red Wing, and St.
Paul, and was accompanied back by
his aunt, Mrs. Selma Boreen, and
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Fredrickson, all of st. Paul.
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DENHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, and
Mrs. HENDERSON of Cloquet, and Mrs.
c. j. Anderson and Annette Shoberg
a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Bjorklund and
daughters, Esther and Edna, and
Jack Delbridge of Elgin, ILL.,, visited
at the H. c. Blasjo home Wednesday
and Thursday of last week. Mr..
Bjorklund is a brother-in-law of John
Blasjo.
Frank Barton, Jr., of Kingsdale, is
spending few weeks here at the
parental Frank Barton home.
Anton Cegla went to Minneapolis
Tuesday, for medical treatment.
Be sure to attend the ice cream
social at the Swede Park Lutheran
church, Saturday evening. July 2Sth.
This is given by the Luther League.
Ray Blasjo came from Chicago last
Friday, to spend two weeks vaca-
tion at the H. G. Blasjo home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson of
Blomskog, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Upgren,
and Mrs. c. J. Anderson were dinner
guests at the John Anderson home
last Sunday.
Fred and Lydia Olson motored to
Forest Lake Sunday. and ricnicked
there with ST. Paul friends.
Lyle Shaffer returned home last
week from two weeks visit in Min
neapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Anderson and
family visited at George Johnson's
Sunday afternoon.
The Nordland Luther League will
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CLOVERTON

Earl Schultz and Carl and Dear
Kendall have gone to Delavan, Mimi
where they have work. in a canning
factory.
Mrs. o. S. Halsted has been suffer
ing with an infection of a thumb the
past week.
DR.. Freymiller called on Mrs. A
N. Langelier Monday.
The Shipping Association helt
meeting at the Community house
Monday evening.
Mrs. H. P. King and Mrs. A. N
Langelier will entertain the Presby
terrain Ladies' Aid society at Mrs
Kindblom's home, Thursday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hughes and Miss
Besse Dilley motored to Duluth Tues.
day.
Mrs. Lurline Richter has been
quite ill the past week. She is re.
ported better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Keeling called al
the B. D.Green home Sunday.
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DUQUETTE

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Ruben
of Minneapolis, motored up this way
last Thursday night, and stayed over
until Friday afternoon. They also
removed their furniture and house
hold goods, that have been stored
here since they moved away.
Miss Pearl Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Callahan, and Miss Frida Dos
teri, all of st. Paul. motored up this
way last Thursday morning, and re-
turned in the evening. Unfortunately
they struck rainy day, but enjoyed
their trip very much in spite of the
bad weather.
Mrs. Ellick Torell returned home
last Thursday, after a visit with her
son, Ben, at Leal, N. d.
Mrs. Jane Davis returned home
Saturday, after spending few days
with her daughter in Minneapolis.
Mrs Fred Hedberg returned home
Saturday from a trip to Leal, N. D.,
where she had visited with her
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Norell, and on
her homeward journey she also visit
ed relatives in Minneapolis and the
Lillebos at Bay City, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Bearling left
Monday afternoon for a trip to Mi
laca, returning Tuesday, bringing
Mrs. Bearings brother, Walter, with
them.
The Abercrombie family of Cincin-
yyhn hoc icif ir,c h
Mrs. Abercrombie's mother, Mrs. Bal
son, for the last two weeks, started
on their homeward journey Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and
children of Superior, Wis, visited at
the Edwin Johnson home Sunday.
They came down to act as Godparents
to baby Ruth johnson, who was bap-
tised, the ceremony being performed
by the Reverend Filinger of Bruno,
at the johnson home. Mrs. Filinger
mony.
The Observation-Disclosures Farm Bur-
eau Unit, will hold its regular month
ly meeting at the Community hall
Friday evening. A good program,
lunch and amusements. Everybody in
vited.
A G. N. bridge building crew is
located at the side rack here with
their accommodation and supply cars,
and will be here quite awhile as
the bridge over the Willow river here
is to be raised and quite extensive
repairs made. Mr.. Wicklund. is the
foreman in charge.
Clarence Melancon joined the
bridge building crew here Tuesday.
Mr.. Dockstader, the genial old
piano tuner of Minneapolis, PASSED
through here Monday and tuned up
a few pianos.
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WINDEMERE TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Chas. Johnson and three chill
dren of Clarissa, Mimi, are guests al
the Theo. Anderson home.
Mrs. d. c. Street, and Tracy and
Lois, and Mrs. Clickner spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
west of Moose Lake.
Mrs. Caroline Backstrom. son, Axel
and daughters, Edna and Alice, re-
turned Wednesday of last week, from
a trilt to Iowa.
Chas. Swanson was quite ill for
several days last week.
Mrs. G. R. Palon and children visit
ed Albert Anderson's Sunday. Miss
Pearl Carlson also was week end
guest.
Jack Andrews and family, and Mrs.
Anderson of Cloquet, were Sunday
guests at the David Hammerquist
home.
Rev. Charles Swanson and Mrs.
Holmberg were entertained at the
Nyberg home Sunday. Mrs. Gerda Oh
son and Miss Sigrid Overland also
called in the afternoon.
At the annual school meeting and
election, Otto Burchardt was elected
clerk without opposition. Although
Mr.. Burchardt it comparative
stranger to many, having lived here
only a short time, he is man of
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STURGEON LAKE

Alice Olson suffered an attack OF
inflammation of the appendix on
Wednesday. She was taken to the St
Lukes Hospital at Duluth where she
was operated on on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Granda are the
proud parents of boy born to them
on Wednesday.
Mrs. John H. Cunningham spent q
part of last week visiting with rela-
tives at Minneapolis.
The annual school meeting was held
at the school house Tuesday evening
Lack of interest was apparent by the
usual small attendance. The regular
business was taken care of and
Charles Olson was reelected treasur-
er for another four years.
Mrs. H. Cunningham, and Ruby and
Monroe motored to MINNEAPOLIS or
Sunday. While in Minneapolis. Ruby
had the experience of going up in 9
Ryan Monoplane and seeing the Twin
Cities from the air.
Clarence Carlson, Mrs. Hogan
HldusS anu I1aLel I1oSah, hiotoicu VI
and spent the weekend at the Chas
Carlson home.
James Bremen, President of the
Minnesota-Amateur Baseball Associa-
ton, stopped in town on Sunday and
conferred with the management OF
the Pine County league.
l. G. Roberts and family of Cloquet
spent Sunday with the Erickson fam
lily. Mr. Roberts was the former sta
-tion agent here.
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Oak Lake NeighbOrhOOd

The H. ]. Berglunds and Ben SydoW
families spent Friday evening al
August Larson's.
Ed Skarien of Clarissa, Mimi, Wis
tied at Victor Swenson's over the
week end.
A number of friends were enter
tanned at John SwensOn's Saturday
afternoon.
The Misses Hilma and Ida Nickel
son, and brother, Leonard. called al
the Victor Swenson home Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Augusta Johnson returned to
her home in Buffalo. N. Y, Sunday
after having spent month with he1
sister, Mrs. Olson.
Carl Johnson helped John NJ An
derson with the haying several days
this week.
Mr.. Donahue of Minneapolis, is
spending a few days with the Wylies
Christ Bornhoft had the misfortune
to lose one of his horses last week
Mrs. Aron Magnuson entertained the
Oak Lake Lutheran Ladies' Aid last
Friday.
Nels Lubbock is building an addi-
ton to his house.
Mrs. Peter Jordet entertained the
Norwegian Ladies' Aid Wednesday oil
last week.
The Oak Lake Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet at the S. G. Johnson home
Friday, August 3.
The joint picnic of the Oak Lake
Windemere, Duquette, and Nickerson
Farm Bureau units will be held al
G. A. Fergurson's, August 9TH. There
will be a good program, full line
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OGEMA

The Ogema ball team was defeat
ed by the Oakland ball team Sunday
The score was 9 to 3.
A. Strickland and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kubsick spent Sunday visiting
and picking blueberries in Ogema.
Miss Pearl Sunby of Chicago, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Benson and fam
lily of Red Wing, are visiting at G. T
Benson's.
D. Dudrey is spending a few days
in the Cities.
E. Coulter was a business caller
in Ogema Friday.
VIM. Allen and Tom Ryan made
a trip to the Cities with a load OF
stock last week.
G. T. Benson purchased a new silc
and also a new cultivator recently
Emery Huntley is busy saving lum,
Der.
Ogema is flooded with BURBERRY
pickers but there is not many berries
The Oakland baseball team was the
winner in the game played Sunday
between Oakland and Ogema. The
score was to 9.
Wanda Grove called on Mrs. Fry
last Thursday.
Esther Irons is working for Mrs
Huntley.
Miss Julia Linehan left Monday fol
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of sports, and music by Jacks or
chestra of Moose Lake. Senator Henrik
Shipstead has been secured as speak
er, and President Coolidge possibly
may come over to spend the afternoon
also.
Edward Bensons of Cromwell visit
ed at SEVERN Johnson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tanquist anG
daughter, Jean, and Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. McGrath and children spent
Sunday afternoon at August Larson's
Mrs. Gust koecher and son, LIE Roy
returned home last Thursday.
Leroy Koecher, visited with Wood
row Nelson Monday.
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ARTHYDE

The annual school meeting was
held July 18th. There were about
80 voters present. Adolph Ova was
reelected and Mrs. H. S. Wood was
elected, each for a three year term
Mrs. c. A. Novotny was elected fol
two year term.
The Arthyde Community club had
its picnic at Sturgeon lake Sunday
A large crowd attended
Mr.. Hunt, the depot agent, and his
daughter spent the week end in
Swatara.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Emmer and
baby went to Minneapolis Saturday
returning home Sunday evening. They
took Bernice Emmer, who has visited
them for the past week, to her home
Lyle Hendrickson visited the Cool
idge boys a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Manila and son.
Allen, and Stella Tolvetti motored to
Palisade Sunday, to get Mr.. Tolvetti
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullin, visited
at the C. Youngberg home Sunday
afternoon.
Pete Peterson has been helping
Earl Richardson with his haying.
Mrs. ]. G. Emmer visited Mrs. Null
lin Monday afternoon.
The Misses Elsie Nortrul' and Fern
Thomson, and Herbert Johnson and
Axel Johnson attended show in
Sandstone Sunday evening.
The E. M. Smith family and some
of their friends from Duluth, came
out to their farm Sunday and picked
berries.
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(FrOm Another Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Nelson and
o. B. Garrett returned from Labelle,
Mo-, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hughes went to
the Cities one day last week.
Guests at the w. C. Chapman home
Sunday were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Clapper, and son, Forest, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Frederick and daughters
Janice, Joyce, and Wilma.
C. R. Grace of Moose Lake, called
at the w. E. Ireland home one day
last week.
Joe Snelson helped B. d. Green
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. L. Ellington returned Sat-
urday afternoon from her visit in
Illinois.
Christina and Alma Snelson spent
Sunday with Bertha and Bernice
Lewis.
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meet at the church Tuesday evening.
July 31st. There will be a special
musical program by the Zion Luther
an Male Quartet of Moose Lake, and
by the Little Moose choir. Everyone
welcome.
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Think of it. You can get your
Want Ads into paper that has
circulation of 2100 at the small price
of 1c per word, minimum Csc for any
one ad, by using American Want Ads.
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We will be glad when the street in
front of our house gets old so that
the workmen won't cut it up any
more. They only dig trenches in
streets that are new.
Smyrna times., 1928-09-12
RUN DOWN BY AUTO; DIES
Ernest ]. Hardesty, 11-Year-Old Sea
ford Boy, Dies in Salisbury Hospital

Ernest ]. Hardesty, 11-Year-Old Sea-
ford Boy, Dies in Salisbury Hospital
Injuries suffered when he was ac-
cidentally hit by an automobile on the
State highway near Seaford, Sunday
night, proved fatal to Ernest J. Hard
esty, Jr., II years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Hardesty, of Seaford, yes
terday. The boy died at A o'clock
yesterday morning in the Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury, Md,
from a fractured skull and internal
injuries. In addition a leg had been
broken, shoulder fractured and his
body was covered with cuts and
bruises. Young Hardesty was run
down by an automobile driven by Ev-
erett West, 10 years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry West, of Laurel. The
Hardesty boy, accompanied by COM
panion, was walking on the highway
towards Blades and he is said to have
crossed the highway directly in the
path of Vests car.
Smyrna times., 1928-09-12
AUTO RUNS DOWN JIM PRICE
ColOred Man Knocked Unconscious
By Car on Monday Evening

James Price, negro, accompanied
by his wife who had been to Smyrna
where they had been to make ar
rangements for their children to en-
ter school Monday were run down by
Andrews and party of friends from
Boothwyn, Pa, who were returning
from an outing at Woodland Beach,
are said to have struck Price who
was walking along the boulevard with
his wife. Andrews stopped and with
the assistance of Walter and Roland
Morris, other occupants of the car,
lifted Price in and hurried him to the
Office of DR.. Edward S. Dwight who
examined his injuries. Price regain
ed consciousness and told how the ac-
cident occurred. Private Andrews of
the State Highway Police took An
drews before Magistrate Hanratty to
await the result of Prices injuries.
Andrews claims that he was not
speeding at the time and saw Prices
wife, but did not see him as it was
dark at the time. Price received
broken shoulder and cuts and bruises.
Smyrna times., 1928-09-12
WHOLE NO. 1859
HIGHWAY BRIDGE
Opened Late Yesterday Afternoon
DetOur Thru Smyrna Ends and
Commerce Street Seems Quiet


The temporary bridge at Garrison's
Lake was completed yesterday and
opened to State highway traffic late
in the afternoon. With the reopen
ing of the Boulevard between .Smyrna
and Dover, the detDur bv wav Of
Commerce street, Smyrna, to Kenton
and Cheswold ended It seems rath-
er quiet since the traffic thru town
has stopped Some are glad and
others will miss it. Merchants inter
viewed say but little trade was left
in town by reason of the detour but
cne thing cannot be denied and that
is Smyrna derived more or less adj
vertising from it and what good will
come of it indirectly, none can say.
However, Smyrna is on the Boulevard
and will be more so when South, Mt.
Vernon and North street extensions
are completed. Work is progressing
on this project and soon every street
at right angles to the Boulevard will
have full and proper connections with
signs and lights marking all entranc-
es. In time Smyrna will have be-
come better developed toward the
Boulevard and the Boulevard will be
more important part of Smyrna.
In this situation it is better fixed than
most of the down-state towns it side
tracks. The temporary bridge is a
substantial wooden structure, resting
on heavy piling and wide enough to
take care of the traffic splendidly.
Some good has come to lumber and
timber merchants in Smyrna and Vi
cinity. w. w. & ]. v. Wright, our
lumber dealers, supplied all the lum-
Der for the bridge and William Fort
ner Of Blackbird. it is said, furnished
all the piling. Plans will 20 forward
it is said, for a new permanent bridge
and many throughout the state would
like to see the bends and curves in
the highway Strengthened out at this
point and a more substantial bridge
to take care Of four-lane traffic
which in time is bound to be contin-
ued to Dover and down the state.
Smyrna times., 1928-09-12
ANNUAL REUNION, BLACKBIRD
Union Church Was Founded 145 Years
Ago, Present Building Is Nearly
100 Years Old Services Sunday

More than 600 people from all sec
tlons of the state attended the an
nual reunion service Sunday at OLD
Union NJ. E. Church, north of Black
bird on the DUPONT Boulevard. The
old church celebrated the 145th ami
versary of its founding. The present
building is almost 100 years old. Ser
vices are only conducted once a year
IN the old structure but it is under
the care of the NJ. E. Church at
Townsend of which the Rev. R. S.
Hodson, IS the pastor Until 1901
services were conducted every Sunday
| In the old church by the pastor of the
church at Townsend but since that
time only the annual service has been
held and on this occasion the colIec-
tiOn is for the benefit of the main
tenance fo the church and the sur
rounding graveyard. The collection
Sunday amounted to SITS. The Rev.
Harvey w. Ewing, of Newark. was
the preacher at the morning service
and a large congregation listened to
his sermon. He spoke of the old
church, the good which it had done
and the lessons which it had taught.
At 1.30 o'clock there was a love feast
and song service under the direction
of the Rev. o. H. Connolly, pastor of
Epworth NJ. E. Church, Wilmington.
The afternoon preacher was the Rev.
J.B. McCabe, pastor of the NJ. E.
Church at Middletown. A quartet
from Middeltown church also furnish
ed excellent musical selections. Most
Of those who attended the services
took their lunch and ate it in the
splendid grove which is adjacent to
the church. The scene was interest
ing and those who visited the old
church thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Included among those present were a
number of men prominent in politics
and representatives from the many
old families of this State. The old
church and the graveyard surround
ing it have been kept in excellent
shape. The old church is kept open
although services are not held there,
and register is kept for visitors to
register. There are a number of
prominent people buried in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church. Among
them are Bishop Levi Scott and his
wife, grandparents of Henry P. Scott
and Bassett Ferguson, father Of for
mer Lieutenant Governor Colen Fer
guson and grandfather of John Bas-
sett Moore the famous international
lawyer
Smyrna times., 1928-09-12
MRS.KATHERINE B.TRUAX HURT
Wilmington Woman in Serious Con-
ditiOn Result of Auto Crash

htiOh hcSuib VI AulO SEdsH
Mrs. Katherine B. Truax, of 1922
West Seventh street, Wilmington, is
in a serious condition in the Beebe
Hospital at Lewes, suffering from a
possible fracture of the skull, con-
cussiOn of the brain and numerous
cuts and bruises, as the result of an
automobile accident Sunday, between
Nassau and Five Points. Miss Sarah
H. Truax, her daughter, and two
granddaughters, Sarah and Esther
Warrington, who were riding in the
car, escaped with slight injuries. Ac-
cording to information CLEANED by
Sergeant Ray Ingram, of the State
Highway Police, the car driven by
Miss Truax was going toward Re-
hoboth and she sought to pass a car
driven by Mrs. Nehemiah P. Marvel.
of Georgetown, which was going in
the same direction. In attempting
to pass, it is said the front bumper
Of the car operated by Miss Truax
caught the rear bumper Of the car
driven by Mrs. Marvel. The Truax
car swerved and then overturned
throwing the occupants from the car.
In the Marvel car were Mrs. Earl
Reed, Of Milton, and Mrs. Marvels
son, John d. Marvel. None Of them
were injured.