Berrien County MI Archives News.....“NOTHING TO DO TILL TOMORROW” April 8, 1915
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Berrien Springs Era, April 8, 1915, Page 1 April 8, 1915
Berrien Springs Era, April 8, 1915, page 1 (reprinted from Niles Daily Star)

“NOTHING TO DO TILL TOMORROW”

	Berrien county going “dry,” puts 10 saloonists out of business in Niles.. They
must all do something for a living.
	Hartman Bachman will move with his family to Indiana and start in business just
as soon as he can sell his house.
	Wm. D. Casey will shed a few more crocodile tears, but no larger than those
seen rolling from his eyes last night when he heard the official election returns.
	Albert Briese will first mingle with the trout in streams near Buchanan before
making up his mind just what to do.
	John Bauman will go to Germany and fight for the Kaiser.
	John H. Forler will spend his time carrying out the duties of alderman and
driving the blind pigs from the city.
	Geo. F. Reum, while not driving his automobile, expects to sit in the shade of
the old apple tree.
	Jake Hahn, who can scarcely believe that the returns are true, will keep on
counting the ballots.
	Of the firm of Pagle and Bresnahan, the former will move out of town and the
latter will start a soft drink emporium.
	W.R. Back is practicing high wire stunts and will probably accompany H.W.
Freed’s Dog and Pony show on the road.
	Al Earl will spend his time counting his money.


Additional Comments:
Of interest to Genealogists as it lists the names of several Niles business men 

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