' With kindest personal regards j
and the best of good wishes to you :
*all, I am, sincerely and fraternally |
yours,
“C. W. Ardery,
Correspondent National.”
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‘ DOUGLAS
NEWS
KILBURNS AWAY ON
TWO MONTHS’ VACATION
TRIP, EASTERN STATES
Leaving lor a two months' yaca- ,
tion trip, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kil
buin, accompanied by Dick Nich
ols, left on the Yukon for a visit
»to Mr. Kilburns old home at Ster
ling, Mass. At Seattle they expect ■
9lo be joined by their grand-daugh
er, Mrs. Grant Logan and her two.
children and then secure a car and ji
motor East. They plan to follow ;!
i,he southern route through Ore
gon and California and will take
"in the fairs at San Diego and; San.
Antonio; then go through the mid
southwestern states to New Or
leans and visit in Alabama before :
* reaching their final destination. '
Five years ago Mr. Kilburn made
ent at the 150 anniversary of the
institution of the town. Fifty years
before he was also present at the 3
Centennial of Sterling's founding.
They expect to make the return1
trip via the northern route.
During their absence Mr. and :
Mrs. J. R. Langseth will manage'
the Kilburn House, making it their i
home.
* JUDGES, CLERKS APPOINTED
FOR TERRITORIAL ELECTION
A special meeting . of', the Doug
las C.ity Council wds held last
night to select the judges and clerks!
for the Territorial election next
Tuesday. With some applications
for the positions to consider ap
pointments were made as follow's:
« Judges—A. F. 6ranberg, W. E.
Feero and Mrs. Kathleen Andrews.
Clerks—Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin
1 and Mrs. Catherine Balog.
