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The Brinkley argus., 1906-03-30
HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

Wm. O'Bannon is reported on the sick list of this week.
 MT. Morris who rented the Byrne house, moved last Wednesday.
 Mrs. $. Geronin's sister from Mag noIia, Ark., is visiting her at this time.
 Farm work is badly behind and the prospects are that they'll be worse be- hind.
 Election day was very gloomy, cold rainy day and the election passed quiet and clean.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of Clarendon, are visiting Mrs. Smith father and family.
 Dr. Burruss and MT. Brewer attend ed the land sale at Clarendon last Sat urday.
 Judge w. D. Kerr made business trip to Clarendon on the local last Monday.
 Mrs. Ethel Johnson, whc has been absent for month or more, is again at home in H. c. with her mother.
 Dock Wilson, of near Rag Town, lost his IA year old son last Friday. The burial took place last Saturday.
 w. J. Hall, of Jackson, bought the R. E. Bonds place. which was sold by Commissioner Tory at Clarendon last Saturday, consideration B ,8oo
 Messrs. Elias Garner and Dink Mo Bride, of Rag Town. were attending business matters in H. c. last Mon- day
 Well, the primary election is over and we are glad that the last election is over till Fall, 50 that the people may have a rest from political torment.
 Grandma Johnson is quite sick at this time. Mrs. Johnson is quite old and feeble and her strength is not sui ficient 10 very stoutly resist disease.
 The peach crop not hurt. young chickens not frozen. The mocking and red birds are beginning to sing to cheer us on our way and after long dreary winter we heartily welcome back spring again.
 A young lady came to the parson- age last Tuesday night. March 57, and will make the preachers home her home. We gladly note that the moth CT is doing we'll
 Quite a rge congregation attended the Meta- a-dist church last Sunday night to witness the Children,s League exercises. Ii was very enjoyable service. The children did well.
 Dr. Jefiett. of Clarendon. is among the most frequent visitors to H. c. Wonder fl some of the young ladies do not hold the secret of H. G's  charms for the doctor
 W. C. Thomisoa. of near Memphis, is out al this time looking after his farming interest. Mir. ThomIson owns an interest in the Joe Johnson farm near H. c.
 Miss Hattie Strlbllng and two little sisters and two little brothers are with their cousin. Mir. F. B. Williams, at II. c. al this lime. These children are left alone without father or mother. to make their way through this world as best they can. They are from Texarkana. | ] mistake not.
 Prof. Laney, with quite number of his students. went to Clarendon by piiyase conveyance in wagons and horseback to engage in game Of baseball with the Clarendon boys. Quite a number of the school girls were in the crowd.
 Walter Taylor, of Little Rock, is visiting. his troiher J. 3. and family who occupy the old family residence nov at li.C. Walter reports his fsih- CT. Df. Taylor, as no better. but worse if any change at all May the Lord comfort him. increase his faith and brighten his prospects for Heaven
 Well. Lycurgus. if Memphis should sink today. would you Ike to see the
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AUCTION SALES

~S0~crSS-~@rS-SSS1s
Esq, will sell at auction Tuesday next, at
10 am. sharp, the elegant and nearly new
furnishings Of a large Ridgewood av residence
Also at same time the fine furnishing appoint
ments Of an eight-room Park av residence.
beds, box springs and hair mattresses, six
pretty iron beds, springs and mattresses, birds
eye maple, mahogany and oak dressers. two
ieres. one mahogany dressing table. complets
suit Of nearly new weathered oak dining
furniture consisting Of mission styls
buffet, extension tables and dining chairs, ten
Royal Wilton, Brussels and Administer rugs In
large and small sizes, Battenberg lace draper
les, heavy portieres. etc., solid mahogany rock
ers, two lady's desks, weathered oak hall seat
and rockers, handsome leather library furnf-
ture consisting Of corner seat, cost $780, settee,
six fine rockers and easy chairs, leather
couch, lockwood desk chair, mahogany parlor
table, Roman chairs two parlor suits, lamps,
bric-a -brac, centestables, fine White drophead
sewing machine, one Princess dresser, sectional
bookcase, four good bedroom suits, two fine
steel bed couches, q handmade model ship one
fine round colonial style extension table with
pillar center and claw feet, six golden oak
box seat dining chairs, buffet, a nearly new
steel range; also one fine Doekash range with
canopy, one gas range, good White Enamel
refrigerator, clocks, oil paintings, engrayings,
Washburn mandolin, Haviland china set,
carpets, medicine cabinet, two music cabinets,
folding bed, wardrobe, gasolene stove, wood
heater, china glass, pillows. comforts, kitchen
furniture and utensils, lawn mower, few per-
sonal effects, two gold watches ard many other
items, all without the slightest reserve. Sale
will take place at the new Knickerbocker Auc-
ton Rooms, II 9Th st N, opposite Masonic
Of lots sale will be run through without adj
journment. Hubert Bown, auctioneer.
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HELP WANTED MALE

TELL US YOUR TROUBLES.
We can keep secret. -
In other words, if you are dissatisfied with
your present position or are out OF WORK, iet
hundreds Of employers all over the west and
can place you anywhere. Bank cashiers ana
assistants, bookkeepers, stenographers, safes
men (traveling and city, general store CLERKS
lumber yard managers, etc., in demand. Write
us today for further particulars
s. A. MorawetZ & Co.,
5Oo-5O1 Kasota Building, Minneapolis.
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STORAGE


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. has
uneQualed facilities for packing. moving, stor.
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th and Lake st,
the largest in the west; the finest anywhere,
embracing stables. wagon shops and hreproof
storage warehouse. with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 Z Lake st. Main office, 46 Sd st s.
IINNEAPOLIs TRANsFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ing household goods; expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 9th ct 8.
Both phones. ... sg=
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best Of service and low.
est possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer Storage Co., 46 Sd st S.
CAMERON's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house.
hold goods; expert packers. Office, 200 Nicoi.
let. Both phones 12OS. Res. phone T. C. 1924.
STOVES sToRED-wE GALL FOR, CLEAN
and set them up in the fall. Both tele-
phones. Great Western Stove and Repair Co,
312 Hennepin av.
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms: packing and shipping -os 1st az NJ
NEW WAREHoUsEFURNIT STORED,
moderate rates. INQUIRE bakery. 18th st-3d az =:
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NOTICE


NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS-NoTICE u
hereby given that the directors of The Farm
ers' Elevator Co. of Lankin, n. D., will re-
ceive bids up to May 1st, 1906, at four "a
o'clock pm, to build forty thousand 60.
00O) bushel elevator: Flans and spec11catfons
can be seen at the secretarys office az
Lankin, n. D.. or Honstain Bros office, Sos
Corn Exchange, Minneapolis, Mimi All bids
must be accompanied by check of Sl0O to
show good faith for bids; Checks will be
returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The al;
rectors reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. W. L. Mclaughlin, secretary.
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
want to interest some one In one OF the
finest small water powers in the state. within
IL miles Of Minneapolis. on good Travelled
road two miles from good town and about
400 feet from railway. This water power Ia
formed by a geyser spring which has never
been known to freeze or vary In fowage. The
water has been analysed and found to be some
OF the purest in the state; horse power about
AZ horse. Do not care to sell, but prefer to
T form a company or would improve for de-
sirabie party long lease. To any one inter-
ested would be glad to give fuller particulars.
]. 8. Hooper, PUG 4th st S.
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SITUATION WANTED.

Male.
Continued.
EXPERIENCED BooKKEEPER WANTS Posi-.
ton at once; can furnish bond and best Of
references; also experience In office work; col
lections and insurance. g.. 1925 18th ay >.
RELIABLE, TEMPERATE MAN, WANTS
esty and faithfuiness is required; reference or
bond. Address NJ. j. Lathrop, 4O8 9th ay ;.
wANTED-sPEOIAL LINE FOR NORTHWEST
by speciality salesman Of u years eXpetiehn INC e.
you to offer? Address 1904. Journal.
wANTED-PoslTIoN BY YOUNG MEoHAN1-
cal engineer ten years all round practcai eH
perience, including three years, draftng good
references. Address 1875, Journal
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE. POSITION
foreman on stock or grain farm wife 1,, t,rst-
snaa Mimi
YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED sTENoGRA-
pher understands books. "a years OF age. de-
sires permanent position: best OF references.
Address 200. Journal. -. -----.-.
tent young man Of good habits as shipping
clerk or office ASSISTANT good references. Ad-
dress 627. Journal.
YOUNG MAN WITH HIGH SCHOOL AND
office; can furnish good references Address
TAO, Journal. -.. <.g ~
A YOUNG MAN 80 YEARS OF AGE WISHES
work as foreman on. farm; has had e4-
1112. Journal.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WISHES POSI-
ton; good penman, quick and accurate with
figures; used to responsibility. Address 93l,
Journal. &c.,. .-
WANTED-A GOOD MAN WITH HORSE AND
buggy, would like position with some noul
concern, to represent in city. Address 1913
Journal. ..-
WANTED@A POSITION FOR A GOOD MAN
and horse, to represent some firm in city OF
do some light deliveries Address 1923, Jour
| nal. ."..s.
| WANTED-A POSITION AS A PRIVATE CAR
man; can give the best Of references. Phone
| South IDOL LIZ. Address o26, journal.
wANTED-A POSITION AS FIREMAN IN
stationary boiler plant; have had experience
| as engineer VIM. Lovely. 20 9th st s.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS, WANTS 20
stion in office with chance to work up; goot
at figures. Address 1888. Journal.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN; WANTED STEADY
| position in some wholesale house, preferred
| Moses France Jr., 2739 Elliot S.
MANIFESTATION BY EXPERT BOOK
keeper; salary $50 per month Fine penmah
' Address Box 452. Bismarck N. D.
A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, WHO IS A FIRST
| class painter, would like steady work witt
| contractor. Address 1886, Journal
POSITION WANTED-BY HOTEL OR RES
! taurant cook; hrst-class service. Mr.. Glel
Morey, Windsor. N. D.
WELL-EDUoATED YOUNG MAN OF 20, UsEl
| to work and driving horses, wishes steady pc
siton. 1855. Journal.
WANTED-PosITIoN TO RUN AND TAXI
! care of any gasolene car; good references
| Address 1874, Journal.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF IS, AN
kind of situation; can furnish references
Address 52S, Journal.
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MINING INVESTMENTS

II, E. SMITH & co., 1924 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis: also Duluth and Superior. We
buy and sell in all markets. We have infOr.
nation regarding all properties Phone, Mic
ollet &c.,
MARCONI WIRELESS STOCK AT S4.75 4
share in lots of to 100 shares; get in on the
Mayne GUldield stock at 15c; call for others.
o. s. Deringer, 436 Endieott bldg, st. Paul.
PLATTEvlLLF WIS, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice
free ". P Mcdonald. Andrus Bldg. Mpis.
FOR 'sALE-PANHANDLE SMELLING CO.
stock for 1Sc per snare. $40 Railway Bldg.
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MEDICAL

MRS. DIR. FLUELLA G. Mckay, SPECIALIST,
diaeases, such rheumati sm. sciatica, lum-
7th st 8, near Hennepin, treats all chronic
bago, indigestion, paralysis. sprains and all
nervous diseases and weaknesses by her own
method of applying electricity; massage and
magnetic treatments. Hours, to o, Sundays
,1,,1n -
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PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGE AT Is
18th st n, just OF Hennepin av Mrs. Haugen
n W. telephone Main 4317-J.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

WILLIAMS 434 GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture pianos any security: large
loans a speciality: terms to suit borrowers;
lowest prices.
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WANTED-FOR THE U. s. MARINE CORPS
unmarried men between the ages Of Il and 50,
able. bodied. Of good character and temperaSu e
habits. citizens Of the United States. or WHY
have legally declared their intention to beGo al
such; must speak. read and write .r h1 e All
parts of the world on land in our island pos
sessions and at navy yards in the um ,le
States. Recruits desiring serVice IN tne TN,
ippine Islands may be enlisted acSorolnsHS'
Apply at 1877 Sd st. st. Paul. or ~ WASH
ington av s. Minneapolis.
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GOOD FIRMS To. PATRoNIZE

MARES ROOF Presenter
Stops leak In any roof.
Call. telephone write.
Marie Paint Co. 242 LIST N.
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OPPORTUNITY FOR PHYSICIAN
With $500 or more to invest, in static machine
and other articles. Will introduce. Wide
awake South Dakota county seat. Must &C
at once. Address 1151, Journal.
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wANTED-AN OFFICE BOY ABOUT Is OR l6
years old must be neat and of good appear
ance Apply to circulation department, The
Journal.
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OPTICIANS

S~o.~~co~N-sc.cs@-c.c~ -
CLIFTON A. SMELL, oPToMETRIST, has RE-
moved his office to S04 NicoIlet av, room 2o2.
DR.. GERTRUDE STANTON, only woman op-
tician in twin cities Optical Dept, DaytonA
2, W. KIrTREDGE. MANUFACTuRING On.
tician. 20 9Th Ut s.
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SECURE ACCOMMODATION.
British Rihemen Will Contest With the
Seventh New York Regiment.

London, June 6.--Accommodation has
been secured on board the Atlantic trans.
port line steamer Minnetonka, sailing
September -, for the rifle team of the
Queens Own Westminster volunteers,
who will defend the tile to the Sir How.
ard Vincent Shield at the Creedmore Oc-
tober 2 and 3 against the Seventh regi-
ment, now of New York. 1t is expected
that Sir Howard Vincent and several
officers Of the regiment will accompany
the team, which will consist of six men
and two reserves, the majority Of whom
were in the team that won the trophy
last year at Bisley.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-06-27

III you knew the value of Chamber
lain's Salve you would never wish to be
without it. Here are some of the dis
eases for which it is especially valuable;
some nipples, ehapped hands, burns,
frost bites, chilblains, chronic sore
eyes, itching piles. letter. salt rheum
and eczema. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Frank Hart and leading
druggists.
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Continued on page o.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Is hereby given. that the following
County Warrants will cancelled by the
County Court, unless presented to the
County Treasurer, for payment, within
60 days from this date.
List Of County Warrants issued by the
County Clerk prior to July !, 1899, de-
livered to the parties below but not
presented by them to the County Treas
urer for payment:
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Kaboth
MCCLURE SCHOOL.
Room One.

Roll Of Honor.--Elna Carlson, Florence
Dahlgren' Gertrude Fitzgerald, Alice
Wberity Virgil Howard, Ralph Knudsen,
John Mattson, Chester McGregor. Ray
Morers, Benny Wong, Victoria Erickson,
Elsie Parks, Florence Auletti, Marcella
Auletti Roy Carlson.
One A to B.-SElna Carlson, *Flo.
renee Dahlgren. "HiIda Erickson, 'Mar-
garet Hoeck, 'Alice Wherity, Dorothy
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Captain Suffered for Years

North Abingdon. Mass. June ie. 1908.
FOR nearly three years was great sufferer
With what the doctors called weeping eczema. /
employed doctors and specialists and grew
worse. nad 70 walk the floor nights. sometimes
praying and sometimes swearing. Anyone who
never had 1t can form no idea how suffered.
Ihe doctors told me was suffering all the tor.
lures OF hell tried all the ointments and
washes ordered by the doctors and everything
saw advertised. and all the old woman g whims.
got no help. and there wasn't day In that
time, nearly three years, that have not tried
something. Men and women went into the
neldS and woods and gathered herbs and barks
and stepped them. could do no work. Last
January accidentally saw your advertisement.
The next day ] gotta bottle. The first application
benefited greatly, and Tslept all night and every
night since. something had not done for nearly
three years. ! can never tell half. Anyone will
nave TO call at my home, Randolph street, North
Abingdon. II they wish to hear one-tenth. I
wish everyone to know that D. d. D. is the most
remedy. The first bottle worked
wonders. | could not go to church for nearly
three years. now go and can also do my work.
CAPT JOSEPH FRITZ
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Gustin, Leonard Spandc, Arthur Sand.
wick, George Wright, Henry Hansen.
Five A 10 o B.-~-'Minnic
Ayainn. Rose Avaina, 'Mary Han
sen, "Annie IIcndrickson, 'Alice
Iycrson, Emma Jackson, Margaret
Nielsen, Augusta Owen, ida Owen,
'lIilda Smith, 'yiyian Suti, elsie
youngstend, Maize Thomas, Ida IIekala,
Victoria knndven, 'Albert Engbretson,
ERNEST Glasery Austin Langford, 'Erncst
Thcrdich, Frank Turina, IIilma Iekala.
Five II to 8 A.--'pcarl Eubcrg, Carrie
Chaser, 'Hilma lIekala, Ida IIckala.
"Agnes Johnson. 'signe Roller, 'Elsie
kraus, Victoria Knudsen, Alta Moshcr,
Willie Gustin, nils Nielsen. Leonard
Spandc. Arthur Sandwich, George
Wright, Everett Annelin.
Room Ska. II. Hunden, Teacher.
Roll Of Honor--(G Bl Oscar Amund.
sen, Chester Gustin, Astor Maata, John
Simonson. korncllic Buc, Hattie peder.
sen, Anna Vige; 70 A., Lciknes jacob
sen. Floyd Larson Rudolf Marscb, Elmo
Mattson, Robert Swcnson. Ida Anderson,
Iiilma Lindberg. Edith Lorntsen. Ncttie
Mcrcirioi Il ~, Gnycr Larsen, Arne
Mattson, Bernhard Seim. Ellen Peterson.
Six A 10 7 B~~'Ida Anderson.
marie Ekoos, George Gamble,
Jennie Johnson Floyd Larson,
'iIlma Lindberg. Edith Lorntsen, met.
tic Mcrcurio, 'Lenorc McGrogor, 'Rudolf
Marach. Elmo Mattson. Lewis Nass.
Emma Petersen, Robert swenson,
Eenar Swenson, Leikncs Jacobsen. Law.
renee Ross.
Six II to o A.-'carl Boentgen, 'lIar.
old Birch. 'kornellie Bue. "Ronald Hollis,
'Astor Maatta, 'Hattic Petersen, 'John
Simonsen. Anna vige, Onnie Bishop,
Chester Gustin.
Seven Il to 7 A.-~"Willam Boentgen,
'Guyer larsen. 'Arne Mattson. 'Ellcn
Peterson, BERNHARD Sclm.
Room Sevcn--M. u. Lemon, Teacher.
Roll Of Honor Fanny Anderson
Amindn Jacobson, Leonard Larson, Annie
julia Paedanius, Elizabeth See.
feldt, Nannette Tu0maln, Hazel Wright,
0nnie Honkanen, Henry Larsen, Anna
l'ne. Hazel Davies, ililfred fredrickson,
Gertie Jackson. Jessie Welch. Willie
Bergman, Domingo Malagamba, Elmer
Manua. Andrew Olsen.
Seven A TO y B.--'Anna Buc, Hazel
Davies, 'FIilfred Frrdrickson, Gertie
'Anna Johansen, Hannah Mel,
sen. Jessie Welch 'Willie Bergman,
Chris lager. 'Louis Malagamba, arthur
Manula, ELMER Manila. 'Shalmon Nor.
Ton Tommy Thompson, ANDREW Olsen. !
Eight n TO 9 A.-'Annie Honkanen.
Florence johnson 'Julia paldanius, I
Elizabeth Seefeldt, 'Nannette Tuomala, :
: Hazel Wright, 'Alcx Adair, Edwin |
Jackson, '0nnie Honkanen. Eddie Rails.
Iakka, John Torkelson, Kate Ross.
Eight A to High School-~'Aminda
Jacobsen 'Fanny Anderson, Henrietta
ilaser, Edith Smith, Leonard Larson.
Hugo Anderson. VIM. sircrson. /
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WE PROVE IT.
To convince you we have arranged with
the D. D. .. Co., SO that any sufferer
from any skin diseases can get direct
from the ID D. Cos laboratory a large
free sample bottle of D. D. D. prescrip-
tion together with 32-page new pam.
phlet on skin diseases and free advics
on your particular case from the
worlds greatest skin specialists. +
CHARLES ROGERS.
FREE SAMPLE COUPON
(Mail This Promptly
D. D. D. co. Medical Department
rro-rao Michigan st., Suite aa6 C,E'O.
please send me free prepaid large slse
sample bottle OF d. d. d., phamplet and |
consultation book Fors.,..sg gaarsa i have
been afflicted With a skin dlseaae called
,."nuu...n,.a. and have never used Odd
HAneta",t',nH'",t".,uu,
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Denotes Honor Promotions.
SHTvELY SCHOOL.
Room One.

One D to | A,~-Waino Anderson. Doug,
las ferrall, Fred Heating. James Graves
Loyalty Bergswick, Willie voss, Albert
SITcrson, Swantn Wick, Willie Snow
Ora Mccormack. Bernice Mccoy, Helen
Olsen.
One A to 3 B.--Ioe Andrich, Melville
Calendar, Lloyd Dalgity, Alfred Hogeli.
Hjalmar Hagelstam, Ray Mccoy. Leroy
Mahan, Roderic Noonan. Herbert Wilson,
John Welch, Amanda Gustafson, Virginia
Houston Olga johnson, Bernice Masten,
l.innette Svcnson. Florence johnson,
Naidyne Baker. Evadne Jones, Lena
Johnson Ida Iverson, Hazel Wallace.
Room Two.
Roll of llonor-~Olof Anderson, Weston
Delgaty Martha Heitancn, Ida Carlson,
Wanda Kettler.
Two b to 2 Aim Heating, Marin
Moad, Clair Mausker. Ensio Runeio, Ir.
win Ryan. Ida Carlson Edith Davis,
BRtea IIagelstrom, Martha Heitenan,
Wanda Kcttler, Selma Weik,
Two A to 3 B.--Olof Anderson, Arthur
Bringdale, Jo Dyer, Weston Delgaty,
Earl Holmes. Acme Mausker, Frank
johnson, Sigfricd Jensen, Harold Oeson
Arthur Oeson, Jim Ovcrton, Albert
Prae, John Stenholm, Grace Hammer.
strom' Francis Mccormack, Agnes John.
son, Annie johnson, Orlean johnson,
Maud Larsen, Lenore Nelson, Alice
Stearns, Nora Willett
Room Three.
Roll of IIonor-Chester Beckner.
Lester Crohn, John Nelson, Fred Short,
Peter Cosavaz, Frank Franciscoyitcn,
Frank llildebrand Frank Hamlin,
Raleigh Stine. Harvey Staples, Valie
Welch, Estelle Monroe, Violet Olsen, Car.
rie Bastow, Hazel Graves, Ruth johnson.
Lille Sing, Sellie Larson.
Three d to A.-Mable johnson,
Mamie Follett, Gertrude Wedekin,
Harvey Staples, Frank Hamlin, Frank
Frank Nelson, Sydney
Jordiner Walter Lourie, Frank Beekner,
Frank llildebrand.
Three A to B.--Nellie Larson, Lille
Sing, Carrie Bastow, Hazel Graves, Ruth
Johnson, May Monroe, Jessie Garner,
'horles Moad Albert Harris, Oliver Fred.
rick,
Four u TO 4 A,--Wetzel Griffin, Chester
ieekner Lester Groin, John Nelson, Al.
vert Johnson, Harold Mastln, Andrew
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Roll Of Honor u A)-Mlnnle Ayaina,
Annie IIendrickson, Mary Hansen, Mar.
garet Nielsen, Katherine seefeldt, Vivian
guti, Albert Engbretson, Austin Lang
ford, Ernest IherdIcht Is ~, IiIma
llekala, Ida lIekala, elsie Kmus, Vie,
ioria Knudsen, George Baeklund, Willie
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Entire List Of Pupils Promoted
In Public Schools.
Over Eleven Hundred Pupils Successfully
Pass Fnal Examinations--Schools
Are In Good Conditions For
Opening In September.

The following IL n complete Hat Of the
pupils promoted In the Astoria Public
schools. together with the rolls Of honor.