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Attorney M. A. Austin has return ed from Little Rock, where he trans acted legal business.
 -WANTED-All the fine dressers to send us their clothes to dry clean and press. American-Excelsior Ldy. Go.
 Ring up the American-Excelsio Ldy Co.,, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
 We have the largest assortment of refrigerators and ice boxes in the city. Tedstrom Fur. Go. 4-5-tf.
 For a full line of Fresh Vege- fables and plants call old phone S7S. Pic Merlo. (tf)
 Special Monday, $3.75 Rockers for s2.1O. A $5.oO Rocker for $3.S5.- Reap < Crawford Furniture Co.
 Special Monday Oak Rockers at G0c on the dollar at Reap < Crawford Furniture Co.
 All of the attaches of the Hotel JeHerSOu DdFDeI SuOp dIc IUW oCSh ed in white duck suits, shoes and hats and present an attractive appearance.
 White and Blue Granite Filters with balls are the thing, we also have all sizes in white Stone Filters, Wat CT Coolers in all colors with thick packing, "tIerrick Refrigersators and boxes at Cieycland-Matthews Hard- ware Co.
 FOR SALE-An ideal corner lot east front, on South Olive street. v it go. Close in, very desirable for home. or investment. Pinchback Taylor, Jef- fe.son Hotel. bldg, Real Estate, Loans and Ins. t.
 Everything comes to him Wh" goes after it. Go to the nexs store and buy an "Arkansaw Kid" Cigar. "Go after it' and enjoy it. with the money 5c.
 FOR RENT-A room modern cot tage with hall at 1908 W. 9th. New ly papered and painted, with new front and back porch up to date. c. s. McNew. 106 Pine.
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FIRST EXCURSION
 TO HOT SPRINGS

The first excursion to Hot Springs from this city will be run Sunday, May p, by the Iron Mountain rail- road. As a rule during the summer months these Sunday excursions are Frequently run to the big resort. but this the first for the present season, and it is expected that it will be lib- erally patronized The schedule an- nounced for the excursion train says it will depart from this city at a. m., arriving at Hot Springs at il a. m., On the return the train leaves the Valley of Vapors at g D. m. ar irving here at midnight This will give the patrons almost an entire day in Hot Springs. On former oc- casions the excursions have been ex- ceedingly popular on account of the small fare for the round trip.
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JUNIOR ESSAY
 CONTEST TODAY

The Junior Essay contest, for two five dollar gold pieces offered by John McAlmont Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. will take place this afternoon in the High School au- ditorium at 2:30 o'clock. The first prize will be awarded to the girl member of the Junior class having the best essay on the subject: "My Favorite Heroine of the Revolution" The next prize will also be s in gold to the boy having the best essay on the subject: My Favorite Hero of the Revolution"
 Among those who will participate
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MONEY TO LOAN

on we'll improved delta plantation or farm property. Any one desiring tc borrow money should see us before making your loan. You can pay the money back annually or at the ex. piration of seven years. We also have some snap bargains to offer in thu way of farm and timber lands. Our field consists of Arkansas, La., and Miss. We earnestly solicit your busi. ness.
 W. M. WORTHEN LAND co. Pine Bluff, Ark.-Office Ill 1-2 Main s, S-t-1m
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Valuable Property For Sale

Good business future. GoodH; ment. I offer for sale for shfa only, my 2 story residence tal, Eighth avenue and Main street the adjoining five cottages, Se front by 164 deep. Only three
 from property that lately sold lol Fer foot. See me at once Del' rut it in the hands of an agenl , 13 et. I. J. Mo0a
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in the contest are Misses Emma Will bourne, Elizabeth Schober, Elizabeth Adams, Viola Fowles and Phoebe Phillips; Gordon Freeman and Earl Royse.
 This contest is an annual event with the High School, and on all for mer occasions has proved to be of the most interesting nature.
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FOR, SALE.

Lumber for all purposes, and in addition to fine stock of high grades, we have some great bargains in cheap material, especially suited for fences, outbuildings, etc. Get our prices. Prompt delivery and ship meuts guaranteed. Bluff City Lumber Co. West 4th. Ave. tf.
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank Mir. Breiner and his brave men, as we'll as the kind friends, many of them unknown to me, who came to our assistance when our home burned.
 Most sincerely
 MRS. H. B. JENKINS.
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DANCE

The first dance of the season will be given at Forest Park Friday ev- ening, May 27, 1910. Music will be furnished by Smiths Orchestra. All are invited to attend and will be as sured good time. 5-1S-6t.
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LOT G 79 CENTS.

Your choice of four highly trim med Underg arments made from fine soft muslin and nainsook, val ueus from 79c to $125 each; all at the one price for this week, 79c a garment.
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This entire lot of Undermuslins was made by one of the foremost manufacturers of New York; all are great values; the workman ship and quality cannot be sur passed. These are only few pie tures of what we are showing the narticular buyers this week. Val ues up to $2.00 garment at $1.29 each.
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LOT A 29 CENTS

Consisting Of Ladies Muslin Gowls, Corset Covers, Sort Skirts and Pants, variously trim med, well made and full cut; val ues, from pc to j9c each, all at one price, 29c
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Not Guilty.

After being out for about two
hours, the jury in the case against
Charles Bushey in District Court,
returned a verdict of not guilty"
Bushey was indicted by the
grand jury on a charge of being
engaged in the white slave" traf-
6c. 1t was claimed he had en-
ticed Blanch Walsh Costin of Hur-
ley, Wis. to enter the house of
Daisy Redfeld between here and
Winton and had held her there for
immoral purposes against her will.
She later made her escape by the
aid of one Pat. LaFarge and the
arrest followed.
The case has been somewhat SEN
sational and has attracted large
crowds all this week in Duluth
where the trial was on before Judge
Cant. The trial of Daisy Redfield
who was also indicted in connect
ion with this case will probably
come up in a few days.
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AMERICAN EXPO. IN BERLIN.

An American exposition will be
held in Berlin from May to July,
1910. At the head of this EXPOSE
ton is committee consisting OF
representative business men of the
United States. A committee has
ALSO been formed in Berlin, whose
honorary president is Prince Henry
of Prussia. The central location of
the city of Berlin, not only as the
capital of the German empire, but
also with respect to great part
of northern, central and eastern Eu-
rope, assures a rare opportunity for
showing American products abroad
and for promoting the export trade
of the United States. AS the expo
sition is to be confined strictly to
American products, it becomes a
matter of national interest to have
the exhibits thoroughly comprehen-
sive and of exceptional merit, so
that the exposition may serve to
strengthen the prestige of American
industries abroad.
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HER CHEAP DINNER.

She found the price of meat so high
She didn't even stop to spy;
Quoth she: I'll be overhasty,
But think up something cheap and tasty"
Then with smile upon her face
She hied to the grocer's place;
Ten cents for corn of this years canning!
Twas wonderful, her clever planning!
That night corn fritters sat in state
Upon her board, and quite elate
She got her husband intehaSted
In re the Cline she had invested.
But-Well-men are so obtuSe,
To try and please them is no uSe
Her husband, sans a single stutter,
Remarked: Say, what's the price of
butter?"
And then he figured up the corn
And eggs and butter that had gone
Into those fritterS and the batter
And ended with: 'Why, what's the mat.
ter?"
OF course, she'd faintedl Twas shock!
She might have had Plymouth Rock!
In fact, a quail or two We're lost her
In what those cheap corn fritters cost
her!
-Lurana w. Sheldon, in New York
Times.
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MOTION PICTURES.

The Elco is producing an extra
fine lot of pictures this week and
also have an elegant line for next
week. The subjects embraced for
tonight, tomorrow night and Sun
day matinee are:
The Squaw's Revenge. )"
The Gray Dame"
Remembrance. of the Amer
lean Squadron.
Manager Graves announces the
changes for Sunday as follows;
The Bracelet"
The Good Brigadier."
Unlucky Bridegroom"
The Game of Nine Pins.
The Gold Prospect
The changes for Wednesday of
next week are given as follows:
The Spanish Girls Revenge"
"Dispaired."
Lady Milicent's Visitor"
The Justifer.'
Marvellous Ointment.
Sundays illustrated song will be
If Today was Yesterday" sung
by w. J. Bailey with Miss St. Cyr
as accompanist. Performances
every evening at 7:30 and 1855
with Sunday matinee at 3 O'Clock.
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He CERTAINLY DID FORGET
Appellation Given King George by
eoatsWain Was Little Like
Instructions.

On certain occasion, when George
Ill. proposed to visit a man-of-war
at Portsmouth, the captain, who was
religiously disposed man, was
thrown into great CONSERVATION lest
his crew or the officers under him
should fail in proper respect.
The boatswain, though an inval-
liable seaman, was a particular
source Of fear; and, knowing from
the familiar habits of his majesty
that he would probably have some
thing to say to each one on board,
the captain called this man aside and
informed him how he should be-
have.
"Mind especially" said the cap
tain, "that he must always be called
your majesty"
The boatswain seemed very tract
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able and the captain was pleased;
but his worst fears were verified
when, on the king addressing some
question to the boatswain, that sea-
man stammered, twitched at his
waistband in mental perplexity, and
at length turned towards the cap
tain, exclaiming:
"There, cap'n; hanged if l arn't
forgot it! What did you say was
to call the old buffer?"
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NOT UP ON sLAf:o.

I'D like to get room for the night, :
draWled the old nan with the chin
whiskers and yellow satchel
by Jinks, Buttons!" whispered the
clerk to the bellhop, "all of the rooms
are filed, but we don't want to dis
courage the country patronage, so
We'll have to give him some kind of
a stall"
But the old man overheard the re-
mark and fired up instantly. mo,
yeou don't!" he blurted defiantly.
by crickety. no. If 1 wanted to sleep
In stall I'd stopped at the livery
stable on the other corner"
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Mrs. Stubb's Inninq.

Mr.. Stub (reading catalogue).-
Dear me, Maria, see where they had
an auction of old-fashioned knockers
down at the antique shop. Wish ]
had attended"
Mrs. Stubb.-"It would have been
dangerous, john"
Mr.. Stubb.-"Dangerous? In what
way?"
Mrs. Stubb.-"Why, they might have
picked you up as knocker and
knocked you down to the highest bid
der"
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Misunderstood.

An English collier took his wife
and family to a seaside town last
summer to spend a vacation. He
went down to the shore one morn
ing, intending to have a sail. The
sea was rapidly rising as he hailed
the only boatsman on the beach and
asked him to take him out. The
boatman said: "Naw, nav, my
good man, thee can't go on now;
there's a swell on" ''Well," replied
the collier, 81 ave a. much rect on
as e as, so fot i'm boat off,"
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J. H. Crawford, representing the
Clyde Iron Works of Duluth, was
in the city few days this week
looking us over. Mr.. Crawford
was making trip over the Vermil-
ion in the interests of his firm.
He formerly was a resident of
Tower being with the John Owens
Lumber company.
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MORNING TALK.

81 can't get those two explorers
out Of my mind"
81 suppose you're strong for one
or the other?"
"No. l feel kindly toward both
of them. Every time | look at the
icy radiator in my office I think
What an awful time they, too, had iN
the arctic regions" 4
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La the Wronn place

Grocer answering kicker's phone
calD-"Dry as bone" you say? Why,
sir, you must be mistaken. Those
oranges l sent you were selects-the
best in the store-they were raised in
California, on irrigated land
Kicker-Oh, the dickens with the ir-
rigated landi l want irrigated
oranges!
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Miss Ruth Torinus who has
been i'll the city for several weeks
visiting with friends returned to
her home at White Bear Lake yes
terday. She was accompanied
home by Miss Doris Knutson who
will visit at St. Paul and Winona
for some time.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
H.4.xa,,t Of the T,,+a~;1,-
United States Land Offic.

Duluth, Minn March oath, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that John ,Ristilla,
of ity of lily, Minnesota, who on July 18th.
1907, made Timber and Stone Entry, Serial
No. o6984, for the M of NW14 & NW4 of NE4
section 2S township 50, north range 10 west
4th principal meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make Final Timber and Stone Proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before the Register & Receiver of U. S. Land
Office at Duluth Mimi, on the 18th day of June,
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charley Lame,
Sam Nirva Edward Skantz aud Jacob Niemi all
of Ely, Minnesota.
CHARLES F. HARTMAN, Register.
Al sgt
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A WAITING Attitude,

"Triggs pays his wife devoted at
tention"
Il guess he will be doing that for a
long time to come"
What makes you think SOP"
"She doesn't show the slightest in.
fortune"
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The Juvenile Soldier,

Fair Stranger-"What are you cry
ing for, little MANI"
Boy Scout-"Cos I've got to imi-
tate donkey's bray"
Fair Stranger.-"Perhaps l can help
you. What do they do?"
Boy Scout-"They eat enough Of
these thistles to give them the hic-
coughs"
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Mrs. A. S. Hotchkiss entertained
a large party of ladies Monday af-
ternoon in honor of their guest,
Mr.. Hotchkiss' mother, who is here
from Indiana on visit. A most
delightful afternoon was spent.
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The Winton Commercial Club
give their Easter Ball this evening
at which Lacrosse will furnish the
music. A large party from here
have signifed their intention of
attending.
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Mrs. A. J. Fenske entertained
a number of the teachers Thursday
evening with 500" Miss Fannie
Staples won the honors. The
hostess served a delectable lunch.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed.
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A sure sign of spring is the bud
ding of the trees, the evening con-
cert of the frogs in the open ponds,
the cleaning up of the back alleys
and lots, the whack of the carpet
beater and several other sure signs.
All these symptoms are month or
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Appropriate Lodqment,

"This is strictly up-to-date prison.
You notice that all the drink prisoners
are behind bars, and all the women In
mates in tiers"
"And what do you do with the intel
ligent and educated prisoners?"
1--WE put them in the brain cells"
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Thos. Wakefield arrived from
Mckinley Tuesday and will prob
ably again make his home here.
His many friends hope that this
may be the case.
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The telephone company have
issued new directories embracing
all the range towns. The books
are well gotten up and give the
numbers of all phones, names and
toll service. Patrons are respect
fully requested to call by number
and save delay.
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For SALE-Lot 4 blocks 3. Five
room house and full lot, very good
condition and location, half block
from d. & I. R. depot. For sale
at once by Chas. Eliasson, Two
Harbors, MINI. If
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One Wcman's Way.

EYES," said the doctor. II once knew
a woman who died from worry"
what did she worry about?" Queried
the pale patient.
why, she just worried because she
had nothing to worry her." answered
the NJ. D.
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Richard Pagan, one of the fee
owners of Section 80, spent several
days at the mine this week. Mr..
Pagan is more than pleased with
the work being done there. The
mine is stocking ESQ tons of ore
a day in the course of its develop
ment work.
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She Meant II. Too,

Mayme-I was surprised to hear of
your engagement to Mr.. DeFright.
Only few weeks ago you told me
you wouldn't marry him if he had a
million dollars.
Edyth-Yes, know; but since then
I discovered that has two millions.
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Duplicatinq.

Patience-I understand Japanese
bride gives her wedding presents to
her parents as slight recompense for
the trouble they have taken in bring
ing her up.
Patrice-But suppose her parents
have all the casters and butter knives
they can use?-Yonkers Statesman.
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WHY THE
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK is SAFE
NO. 3.

NO. 2.
HE Federal Government
keeps a watchful but friendly eye
on all National Banks. 1t requires
each National Bank to make a
sworn statement of its condition
at least five times each year, and to
publish such reports in full in the
local newspaper. It requires the
Board of Directors to perform its
duties and to have a knowledge of
the manner in which the business
is being conducted.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ELY, MINI.
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LOST-A bunch of keys last
Friday. Finder will please return
same to Thos. Skantze and receive
reward.
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Chas. Silver returned Tuesday
from Duluth where he had made
proof on his claim in the Stoney
River country.
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R. J. Whiteside was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday looking
up some property interests for
Robt. Whiteside.
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Supt. Chas. Trezona now drives
a neat 3O-H.P automobile received
this week from the Cole company
at Minneapolis.
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Reverends Bilban of Virginia,
Schiffrer of Gilbert and Sallovan of
Aurora, were in the city Tuesday
on a visit with Rev. Father Buh.
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Jack Hicks has returned from
Mckinley, His family will follow
in a few days or after his residence
has been put in shape to receive
them.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Felt, mother of
Mrs. James Moonan is in the city
on an extended visit with her
daughter and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bale returned
to Duluth today after several days
spent at the works of the Section
80 Development company.
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Miss Eugene Kellogg formerly
a teacher here but now employed
in like capacity at Gilbert, was
an Easter visitor in the city.
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Mrs. S. 7. Frye returned last
week from Kentucky where she
was called some time ago by the
death of her husband.
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Misses Ethel Prisk and Edith
Trezona returned to the Minnesota
U. Monday after visit at their
homes here.
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Dwight B. Woodbridge the Dull
nth mining expert was in this vic
Unity several days this week look
ing over some properties.
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The High School band RECALLED
the citizens with some choice selec-
tions on the street Thursday even
ing.
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Misses Staples, Galloway, Kelley
and Gillian returned Monday from
an Easter visit on the Mesaba range
and Duluth.
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1t Is Different.

"Papa, what is meant by placing q
witness under the ruler"
"Why do you wish to know"
81 was wondering If 1t Is anything
like placing school boy under the
rlle?"
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Melville Cummings was called to
Cass Lake early in the week by the
death of his infant daughter and
the serious illness of his wife.
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Mrs. G. B. Miller arrived from
Fargo, N. D. Friday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. B. 0.
Strachan.
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Rev. S. A. Jamison will conduct
services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning going to
Tower to hold evening services.
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R. K. Toms has resigned his
position on the Mesaba range and
is spending few weeks at home.
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Its Kind.

"How did Maude change her hair
from brown to golden? Is it a dark
secret?"
ION the contrary. 1t was q light
lob" $500.
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Miss Myers representing the
Duluth Music company is in the
city on business for the company.
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Landlord Benson of the Vermil-
ion Hotel went to Duluth Tuesday
for a few days.
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FOR SALE-Lots 7, 8, 9, 10
and IL, Block 80, on Conan street.
Inquire of M. ]. Murphy.
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Landlord Cox of the Exchange
Hotel returned Tuesday from a
few days in Duluth.
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Miss Blanche st. Cyr of Two
Harbors is now engaged as pianist
at the Elco theatre.
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N. M. Nelson and c. Johnson
were up from Tower Wednesday
on business.
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Mrs. VIM. O'Rourke returned
last evening from a months visit
with relatives in Two Harbors.
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Peter Lakner has returned from
Arizona where he was employed
for some time.
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Deputy Sheriff Sig Levy was up
from Duluth Tuesday on personal
property tax matters.
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Just Like Other Men.

81 see where quick-witted drum.
mer soothed Jeffries by inviting him
to have a drink"
"Ah! the great man is human, after
ALL"
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Mrs. H. J. Lockhart and daught-
er left Monday for Saltwater for a
visit with her mother.
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Louis NORM left Monday for
Superior for visit.
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Misses Alice and Mary Meighen
returned Monday from a visit at
Tower.
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On a West Side Sign.

Come try our candy,
It's the best, north or south.
You'll find it so handy;
1t meltS in the mouth
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Miss Hefty-Charley Softleigh tried
to put his arms around me last night
Miss Cutting-And wouldn't they
reach around?
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more in advance of more southerly
located states and shows there is
no necessity of leaving this state
for summer weather in winter.