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The Washington times., 1911-07-04
All Records Broken in
New England, Ninety
At Concord, N. H.

BOSTON, July All heat records
were broken in New England today.
At Concord, Mass, the thermometer
registered 80 degrees at s o'clock and
steadily crawled upward At the same
hour 1t was 81 here. Other o'clock
temperatures throughout New England
States were: Mortified, VT, IS; Port
land, Me, IS: Providence. R. L, so.
The Washington times., 1911-07-04
Fine Chance to Unload.

Life-'T think we can unload that
rotten stock on Jones'"
81 thought he was an intimate friend
of yours"
I'm counting on thatl'' -r
The Washington times., 1911-07-04

Earned runs-Boston, 4: Washington,
3. First base by errors-Washington L.
Left on bases-Boston. s; Washington,
off Walker, /; off Hall, 3; OF Nagle, 1;
off Hughes. L Inning pitched-By
Cicotte, a2-3: by Hall, ala; by Nasle.
1; by Walker, l-3; by Hughes, 3 p:
off Nagie, i; of Walker, 10: off Hughes,
q Struck out-By C1cotte, 2; by
Hail. /; by Walker. 2; BY Nagle,
8; by Hughes. 3. Home run-Con-
roy. Two-base hits-Conroy, EIberfeld,
PrrteII. q; Gardiner, Lewis. Stolen
base-EIberfeld. Double plays-McBrtde
TO Schaefer to Conroy; Mcbride to Cum
ningham to Schaefer. Hit by pitcher
Ry Cicotte, /. Wild pitch-Cicotte, l.
Passed balls-Henry, 2; Umpires-,
game hours.
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PERSONAL
EASE YOUR FEET.


Tired, aching feet and limbs. iamsness,
weak instep and rheumatic palms instantiy
Ss s1s gsrTsnsRtly sS5ss sy MsarI9g BILL
able. They remove all muscular strain from
and enable You to 81 stand dor or " walk i' ali day
without fatigue or pain. Price. 50 cents
per pair by mail. Give size q shoe. Money
ulars and FREE booklet
CHAs. e BELL, Sole Agent.
zoe ct. ~. y. Washington. ID. G.
THE, BUSINESS conducted BY me at Third
and known as the CAPITOL HOTEL, will
be sold on July 5. 1911. The purchaser will
continue the business and will renovate and
put the premises in hrst-cIass condition.
Present all bills TO me for payment on or
before above date. J. w. REYNOLDS.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF MOORE 4 RID
drawal OF Dan Ridall. Mr.. RidaII hereby
relinquishes all claims and responsibilities
Of said partnership in all respects from this
N z. Jobs to be finished by Mr.. ]. o.
MSoaE MSS5f 'ssRsdn Witness: II n doF4Wk EJPAkk O.
PRIVATE PARTY will loan You money on
rate ana easy monthly payments; strictly
confidential; no connection with any loan
company. BOX 81. Times office.
sTENOGRAPHERS-ou tested system In
creases salary by increasing speed 50 to 100
per. Better salary or no pay. SCHOOL
SPEED STENOGRAPHY. 1Zl5 Harvard,
washington.
REFINED AMERICAN WOMAN from Penn
syiyania desires position as managing
housekeeper in school for coming yeEr: ex-
perienced In marketing, catering and govern
Ing servants: familiar with every department.
Of the household. BOX 43e. Times office
.Harrigan's Detective Agency
Licensed and Bonded.
Room N9 Stewart Bldg, Cor sth and d.
Phone Main 710e.
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New York o 40 o 90 2-7 18 8
Phiia., Ga o o XII II 4
Batteries-wiltse and Myers, Moore
and Doom.
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MORNING GAME SCORES:
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wash 103 o 1-6 o
Ro.toD 90 o o 4 o o o. II
Batterfes-Walkcr and Henry; Cf-
cofte and nunamaker. Umpfres-Egan
and Sheridan.
pbtIa. O110 o o o 4 01-7
Neyy York. :. o o o 1 o o IL 10
Batterfes - Coombs and Lapp,
vaughn and Sweeney. Umpires-Con-
molly and OLoughlfn.
Chicago. 2 201 ! o o II II
Detroit. 90 o 90 Is 10
Batterfes-Walsh and Sullivan,
Lively and Stanage..
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Boston. 01 90 90 1-3 8
Brooklyn. 90 90 o. j
Batteries-McTigue and Killing,
Knetzer and Miller.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati :. 30 o o o o p 10
Chicaro o 8 o o 0x-S o
Batteries-Keefe and Clarks Richie
and Archer.
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st. Louis. O o o 8 90 o O-s II o
PittsburE. 2 o o o o o 90 % 1
Batteries-Harmona and Bliss, Steele
and Simon.
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DENTISTRY

PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-sPEcIAL PRICES
Beautiful work, very best material Our
Bridgework, So. All hllings, so cents up'
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE A
guarantee to all work. ARMY AND NAVY
DENTAL PARLORS. n. z cor. 7th and +
sts Entrance, $50 + st N, w.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Prices cut In half. Set OF teeth a. 50. roid
crowns and briegework. s25o; hliings, soc
Painless extracting and advice free b. 9.
PAINLESS DENTISTS 90 ia ct. N. w.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

PAWN TICKETS FOR DIAMONDS
AND JEWELRY BOUGHT.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. S15 G ST, :
The Washington times., 1911-07-04

LET Us PRINT YOU AN OUTFIT Of Letter
Heads, Bill Heads. Cards. and Envelopes
this week at q very low figure. BLUNDELL
q BRAUGH. s23 John Marshall place. Phone
NJ s69l.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21

for the steers. and the cows around
1886. Panhandle yearlings brought
$5.65 here today. and twos brought
$3.50. Grass COWS bring $3.50 to
$3.50; Colorado beef steers, S4.65 TO
S5.S5; quarantine steers. 81 to $5.2a;
prime natives are quotable up TO
$685.. which was paid last Tuesday.
native grass steers. 81 to $3.50: bulls.
1926 to $i.35: calves. si.75 to 81.
More sheep and lambs arrived here
last week than ever before in a single
week Other markets had extra big
runs. and prices naturally eased off.
- to 35 cents. Run was $4,000 in
Kansas City Monday. Chicago and
Omaha also have enormous runs. and
prices are barely steady. Top lambs
are quotable at $565. though they
stopped at $3.50 ON Monday. feeding
lambs around $i.15 Top yearliDgs
bring $3.50. wethers s3.s,. ewes $3.50,
feeding stock a little under these
figures. Country buyers took a. per
cent of total receipts last week.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
Notice to Nonresident Of Probate
of VIII.

State OF Colorado. county Of Otero.
SIS. In the county court, In pro
bate.
The people Of the state Of Colorado
to George 4. Clark. GREETING:
Whereas, II has been made TO APP
pear to the county court OF Otero
county. In the state OF Colorado.
that you. 'thc said George A. Clark.
are an heir at law OF the estate OF
Hiram II. Clark. deceased. and that
you reside out Of the state OF Col
orado;
Now. therefore. In accordance with
the provisions Of the statute In
such case made and provided, and b
order OF court duly made and entered,
you are hereby notified that an In.
strument Of writing purpor,ing To be
the last viii and testament Of the
said Hiram II. Clark. deceased. was
presented to said court for probate on
the I'd day Of October. \. II. 1911. by
Marion +. Miller. residing at La
Junta. In the state OF Colorado, that
the said decedent was. ut the time
OF his dccease. resident Of La
Junta. IN the state OF Colorado: that
the said decedenr. according to said
alleged sill devised and bequca,h-
cd his property In the words and fig.
uros following. to-wit; hereby
give. devise and bcqucath unto my
son. Charles A. Clark. and his wife.
Janet Clark. Lots One % aud Two
(2). Block Ten u0l In Mountain
View addition TO the city Of L.
Junta. oiero county. Colorado. !
hereby give. devise and bequcnth all
Of the rest. residue and remainder of
my properly. real. personal and mixed
aud wherever situated unto my wife.
Rhoda II. Clark.
You are hereby notified 10 b. and
appear before said court At the coun.
~ court room IN the court house In
Ia Junta. In The county Of Oteio. IN
the state Of CoIosado. on tho 9Th day
Of Novemcr. A. d. 1911. then and
there To at,eaA the hearing on the
probate Of the said alleged last vtil
and testament Of the said Hiram
II. Clark. deceased. and further 10 DO
and perform what shall then. BY the
said court b required and adjudxrd.
Ia Witness whsrsos. I have hereunto
sst my hand cad AFFIXED the sral
a said court q my office In II
Junta. In saM county. this "a day
of October. A. D. 1911.
(sealD Z. ". MCDANIEL.
Judgc and Ex1lSicio Clerk Of the
County Court u Otcro County. Col.
ofndo.
First pubiication. Octobcr 8. 1911.
Last publication. November I. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
Farm Increases Seven Times In Value

Miss Alice Lewis. OF Toxic Japan.
arrived In Wiley Wednesday to look
at farm which she owns north Of
town. Ten years ago Miss Lewis
bought this farm OF eighty acres, in
Guiding seventy-two shares OF Fort
Lyon ditch stock. for 1850. or Si7
per ssre. Tbs pseperty is-now worth
nearly seven times that price.
Miss Lewis II . cousin Of the
editor n the Journal and the two had
not met for over ten years. For the
past six years Miss Lewis has been
doing missionary work In Japan and
u now taking years vacation In
America. after which she will resume
her duties In the Orient. She left
Thursday morning for Pasadena. Calf
where her mother and n sister re-
side.-wilcy Journal
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
ssss'e. Tor eusl,es.l.r.

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office At Pueblo. Colo.
rado. September Is. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given that Alex-
ander Coleman. Of Rocky Ford. Colo
rado. who, on February l. 1910, made
homestead entry No. 0ss77, for north
west quarter, section 8, township Is
south. range 56 west. sixth princi.
pal meridian. has filed notice of in
tention TO make final Communication
proof. TO establish claim to the land
above described. before the United
States Land Office, at Pueblo, Colo.
RADIO. on the 10th day OF November.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lewis Thimgan, Mical Thimgan Franz
w. Murray and Perry A. kearney, all
OF Rocky Ford. Colorado.
Not coal land.
J.. w. HAWLEY, Register.
First publication, October Z. 1911.
Last publication, November 4. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
x.o... City c...,. and sheep m.rk..

The cattle market averaged higher
last week and trade was more active
than any week before this fall. Ev-
erybody was. therefore. satisfied, says
J. A. Rickart. our live stock CORE
spondent Aged cattle OF all classes
advanced 10 to % cents during the
week: calves added % to 30 cents
The run Monday was 27 200 head. in
cluding 1000 calves, and dealers ex-
pect that the receipts OF 10000 head
here last week will be duplicated
this week. The market Is now
steady to strong. Features OF Monday
were the extreme scarcity OF good TO
choice beef steers, or rather the com
plete absence OF that kind, and the
large receipts Of range cattle.
Stoekers r-i feeders are steady.
following the weeks trade amounting
to 10000 head. the largest of the
year The call from the country is
(more for stock steers, and for cattle
to consume roughness. than for ami
mails to go direct into feed lots. This
Is because Of high corn.
Arce hay. the prevalence Of hog
cholera In the country. added to
wAich s the remembrance Of last
)year's feeding operations to show =
profit. On the other hand. previous
years with conditions apparently rs
Iunfavorable Ms those OF this year
have turned out to be good ones for
the feeder.
Six thousand Old Mexico cattle
have been here In the last week.
two-thirds OF them direct from the
republic. They sold at $3.S0 to s435
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
viii Air orievous Wrongs.

At recent meeting Of the Holly
Commercial Association some time
was spent In airing the gricyons
wrongs that beset the melon growers
and II was decided 10 send man Ia
Rocky Ford and elsewhere in the val
ley To probe the matter to the bot
tom, let the chips fan where they
may. to the end that the Holly can.
taloupe grower may know exactly
who is getting the profit.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
c.~sssss- pe.r. ss..y = sA..s..s.

+
Conductor G. D. Poad. OF Dodge
City. narrowly escaped death In .
shooting scrape on his train recent
" in which an aged passenger from
San Francisco vas shot to death by
. negro and Conductor Pond was
wounded by = bullet from the same
gun. Two days after the shooting
the negro pleaded guilty In the dis
trict court at Lakin and was sen.
fenced to life Imprisonment In the
penitentiary. He was taken to the
penitentiary on the third day after
the shooting. Kansas justice is
speedy
MIR. Pond says that none OF the
published reports of the trouble
are correct. He explained the case
to the Globe this week as follows;
I'VE had Just passed Hartland sta
ton when there was a shot fired in
the coach. was sitting down on
the south side of the car at the
time. As ! got up aud stepped into
the aisle ! noticed colored man
with a revolver In his hand few
seats ahead Of me on the nor.h side
OF the car. His second shot was di.
rected at me and II struck me In the
right side. and before could get to
him he shot at me again without ef-
feet got hold OF the revolver and
for several minutes we fought for the
possession OF it. think the revol-
yer was discharged once or twice
during the struggle.
Il finally succeeded In taking the
gun from him and knocked him down
into the aisle with IT, Then and
not until then did get any assis-
tance.
'As soon as the first shot was
fired. which killed one of the pas
sengers, every one left the car.
aAAout NHum Wfi' StNtIdl sDiuiti .
During my struggle with the mad
man | repeatedly called for help and
could see several men In the head
end OF the chair car watching us. but
none of them would come to my as
sistance. simply leaving me to win
or lose my struggle for life. can
hardly forgive them whoever they
might be. | was doing my best to
protect the pas sengers and am sat
isfied that had he not been dlsarmcd
he would have gore back through the
train and shot TO kill every one In
sight.
Il am satisfied that for the time
being he was crazy. for he fought
with his teeth as well as his hands
and displayed the strength OF a
madman. am not asking any cred
II for l Was simply doing my duty.
protecting my passengers. but ! must
protest against some OF the newspa-
per reports that show how was
rescued by some OF the brave soldier.
and other passengers, for such re-
port is only adding insult TO In
jury. dodge City Globe.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
Ticket 10 Chicago.

A return ticket to Chicago. for
gentleman: non-descriptive: good
until October sist: price $40. In
Quire at this office.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
THE COLORADO SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY.

By C. A. Bterbohm. cashier and ser-
retary. guardian OF the estate OF
Alphius Meyers Lantz. deceased.
minor.
First publication. September 30. 1911.
Last publication. October IS, 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-21
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter OF the estate OF Al.
phius Meyers Lantz, deceased,
minor.
Notice Is herey given. that on
Monday. the Both day OF October, A.
ID. 1911. being one OF the regular
days OF the September term Of the
county caurt OF Otero county, In the
state OF Colorado. The Colorado Saw
ings aud Trust Company. guardian oi
said estate, will appear before the
Judge OF said court. and present its
final settlement as such guardian:
pray the APPROVAL OF same. and will
then apply to be discharged as such
guardian. At which time and place
any person In interest may appear
and present objections to the same II
any there be.
Dated At La Junta. Colo, Septem-
Der. 1911.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-21
No Band Rehearsal.

There will be no rehearsal Of the
Bemidji city band tonight, it being
postponed until Thursday ebening.
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BosToN|AMs TOMORROW
Juvenile Actors Will Appear at the
Armory.

Tomorrow evening the Juvenile
Bostonians. will appear for an en-
gagement of one night at the
Armory anw will play the famous
metropolitan success 1.-THE Ransom
into which has been interpolated the
following: "Whistling songs -
''Texas'' ''Waltz Me Till I'm Weary
'''Doctor Brown" Has Anybody Here
Seen Nancy" Just for Girl
"Shaky Eyes" Cutie Who Tied Your
Tie Foolish Questions .We're
Only Poor Weak Mortals After All, .
and a host of other songs never be-
fore heard in this city. -x.
This season the Juveniles are
bigger and better than ever and
with the new faces and a brand new
array of scenery the attraction will
be something to marvel at.
Tickets now on sale at the City
Drug Store.
= ~ -. /. s. =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-21
.BEMIDJI MERCHANT RETIRES
Charles Nangle, In Business Here
Since 1897 Closes Out.

With the selling of his stock,
Charles Nangle, who has been in
bushes here since 1887, and who is
considered one of the, city's leading
business men will retire.
He has already sold his hardware
stock to the Given Brothers Hardware
company and is rapidly disposing of
his other goods. = ~'> -
Just as soon as his stock is taken
from the building, on the corner of
Minnesota avenue and Third street,
work will be begun of the new struc-
ture which Mr. Nang1e is to erect.
In the new building the Commercial
Club will have its new and modern
quarters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-21
LINCOLN CAR IS BURNED
Historic Coach Which Bore Body of
Martyr Destroyed.

Minneapolis, March 2l.-The his
toric Lincoln car, the private travel
ing carriage of Abraham Lincoln
and the car that carried his dead
body from Washington to Springfield,
ILL.,, for burial in 1865, was totally
destroyed by prairie fire that swept
Columbia Heights Saturday, burn
ing every bit of dry grass in the nor
theast part of the city and setting
fire to the crate in which the car
had been boxed.
The historic private car of the
martyred president was totally des-
troyed .-5.-. IL
The fire which swept over a mile
and half of prairie, was started by
a bonfire lighted by small boys on
the outskirts of the village of Col
umbia Heights The high winds
rapidly drove the flames over the
meadow, scorching the homes that
were scattered on the outskirts. Fly
ing sparks set fire to the Lincoln car,
getting such Roadway that when
the Minneapolis fire department ar
rived the car and its protecting
crate was a mass of charred ruins
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-21
Lynnwood House, Shas recently put
gas lights in his hotel.


Lynnwood House, $has recently put
gas lights in his hotel IT,.
Miss Ella Jurgens Game home,
from Bemidji last Thursday.
There will be basket party at
the hall in Leonard March 25, given
under the auspices of the Leonard
base ball team.
John and Ferdinand Isakson came
home from Kellihsr lat week :.
J.~Larson, land agent of Rocheser,
located large party of land seekers
north of Leonard last week. .-
Karl Thulin and Peter Nelson re-
turned to their homes near Leonard
Saturday. They have been en-
ployed near Deer River for the last
few months.
Yerda Sten1und and Annie Istrom
we're in Leonard on business Sunday
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Everything in Readiness for AL the
Comforts Of Home" to be Staged
Tonight.
TO BE SEVERAL FEATURE ACTS
Andrew Rood, Together With A. H.
Jester and John Morrison, Will
Add to Entertainment.

Everything is in readiness for the
big home talent play which is to be
staged in the Armory this evening,
entitled ''All the Comforts of Home"
The last rehearsal was held last
evening, it being a dress rehearsal
with the orchestra.
This evening Masten's full orches-
ira will play, The orchestra will be
composed of Is pieces and will be
the largest orchestra ever heard in.
this city. 81.
AS there will be no reserved seats
at the entertainment it is urged that
those who wish to secure seats would
reach the Armory as early as pos
sible as the curtain will raise at s
o'clock sharp.
There will be several special fea-
lures on the evenings program.
Andrew Rood, we'll known to Bemidji
lovers of music as a soloist, will sing,
and A. H. Jester and John Morrison
will give a character sketch.
The cast this evening will be as
follows.
Alfred Hastings, Petitioners neph-
ew, and the star. Sherman Berg
Tom Mellow, a -protege Of Al
fred's: :. :: :. :. IT. A: Mccain
Theodore Bender, Esq, a retired
produce dealer. 80. It. ]. Burke
Josephine Bender, his wife. $500.
49,. Miss Beckford
Evangeline, their daughter. .....
..... Mrs A. H. Comstock
Egbert Pettibone, peculiarly
jeal man. ........ w. A. Gould
Rosabelle Pettibone, his second
wife. 80 Mrs. T. A. Mccain
Emily Pettibone, Petitioners
daughter. .. Miss Beatrice Mills
Christopher Dabney, broken
down music teacher. w. P. Dyer
Judson Longhorn, a young man
of leisure. ...... Mayor Parker
Fiji Oritanski, from the Opera
Comique .......... Rica Grazing
Augustus McSnath, friend of Pet
tibone's youth. -. E. H. Denu
Victor Smythe, in love with Emily
Pettibone. .... "A. L. Barker
Thompson, shoe dealer. ......
F. H. Nichols
Bailiff, merely a bailiff, ........
j. P. Riddell
Katy and Gretchen, both maids
.............. Gertrude Malone
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TWO HARBoRs MAN KILLED
Stub of Tree Falls Crushing Him to
Death.

Remer, March 20.-Henry Kersoll
of Two Harbors was accidently killed
this afternoon at Pronovost's Spur,
about three miles east of here.
It seems that Kerson was driving
a load of pulp wood to the landing
and was passing by where a crew of
men were burning brush when q
partly burned stub fell knocking him
from the load and pinning him to
the ground.
I. Bill Pronovost and Arthur Wilson
rushed to his assistance and removed
the tree.
He was put on board the east
bound passenger for Duluth but died
before reaching Balm.
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Hornet.

Sunday school was held on Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Jake Miller.
Claude Palmer went to Sheldon,
N. D., Monday night.
The annual town election was held
in the Murray school house on Tues
day, March A. The newly elected
officers are: c. Peterson, super
bisor for three years; T. c. Thomp-
son, supervisor for one year; George
Bogart, reelected clerk; John Thul-
len, reelected treasurer and assessor.
c.. r. Green, reelected justice of
the peace. ., -.
Ed Johnson and Eric Olson, con-
stables; Arnold Peterson, road over
seer for district No. l for one year.
R. F. Seymour, the sawyer for
Shaw Brothers sawmill, arrived
Tuesday, from his home at Mae,
MINI.
Robert Shaw went to Blackjack
'.-- --E
Thursday. .5-..s.
Messrs. Whiting and Cam were in
town Friday.
Robert c. Shaw went to Bemidji
Friday.
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Leonard.
Miss Lillian French went to Be-
midi last Monday, from there to
Bagley, returning Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Marshall and daughter
Lavina visited Mrs. French last
Tuesday.
Rueben Holm of Leonard was in
Bemidji last Thursday.
Gust Abrahamson came from Bag
ley last Thursday, to his nome near
Leonard.
Will Peterson of Clearbrook was
in this vicinity last Monday.
Mrs. ]. Driver and Mrs. Eli Ar
mold visited with Mrs. French last
Wednesday. ~.
Mrs. r. Hurd and children of Be-
midi arrived here Friday for short
visit with relatives.
Miss Hilda Pau1son is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. John Hickey is reported i'll
this week.
Saturday night Lillian French was
very agreeably surprised by a large
party of friends, who called to help
celebrate the anniversary of her
birth. The evening was spent in
playing games until late hour when
a dainty lunch was served All re-
port very enjoyable time.
The Frame family visited at Ar
nolds' on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Parks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox, the former of
Shevlin, the latter of Park Rapids,
Mimi, drove out from Shevlin Sun
day to visit friends at Leonard.
Anger Jurgens is once more about
after a short illness.
VIM. Etokes, proprietor Of the
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TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
Commercial Club Members to Meet
Tomorrow Evening. 80

At a meeting Of the board of di-
rectors of the Bemidji Commercial
club held last evening it was decided
that special melting of the club
should be called for tomorrow. eve
ming at which time the charging of
the board of directors to IS mem
bers from 9 members as at present,
would be considered.
Several applications for member
ship were accepted by the BOARD.