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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-06-12

| to attend the fremen's tournament
Miss Frances schmitt was at the
Kruse home over Sunday.
A .Mankato ball team played with
the st. Clair ball team Sunday. The
final score was nine to nothing In
favor OF St Clair. e
Architect III. G. Gerlich of Man.
kato is drawing plans for the new
Catholic church. .bh
Mrs. Currier has been ill the
past week.
Graduating exercises were held
In the st. Clair public schools Satur-
day May 30, when Grace Preston,
Mary Pestka, Bernice Covei, Grace
Buchhotz and Ralph Preston gradu-
ated from the eighth grade. The
program was given as follows:
Instrumental. Patriotic Melodies
--Lieia Fitzloff.
Address OF welcome-Ralph Pres
ton.
Memorial Day Song, Cover Them
0ver"-Chorus.
Memorial Day Exercise-Gramma
room.
Song Series-Primary room.
Dwarfs"-lntermediate room.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
English Folk Dance, "oats, Peas,
Beans and Barley Grow"-Primary
room. .t-
'Maypoie Froiic--Primary room.
Instrumental Duet-Liela Fitzioff,
LaJune Foster.
Aunt Susan Jones, Farce
graduating class.
Characters, .-..
Aunt Susan, from the country-Ber.
nice Covel.
Mrs. Markley, a city lady-6race
Preston.
Arabella Markley, her daughter
Grace Buchholtz.
Anna Wilson. Mrs. Markley,s niece
Mary Pestka.
August soTderfroc, a dude-Ralph
Preston.
PART. III. -, A..
Observation-Disclosures Fftzloff. b
Class Prophecy, Twenty Years
Buchholtz. ...
Paper, "woman's Sufrrage"-Mary
Pestka. Il ....
Song. Summer Days'-Chorus.
Class Will--Bernice Coyel.
Valedictory Address-Grace Pres
ton.
Presentation OF Dlplomas-Mrs. F.
Chase.
Graduates Closing song-Chorus.
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Eagle Lake
s.om FRIDAYS psliys

From Fridav's Daily.
Mrs. Charles simrnonds who fell
and broke her arm last week. is
getting along nicely. ~
Miss Bains OF Madison Lake, who
is to be the primary teacher here
next year, was here and visited the
school on Friday. She also made
arrangements for boarding place.
Mrs. c. ID. Pickle expects to
leave on Friday for .Des Moines,
Iowa to spend two or three weeks
with her parents.
DIR. and Mrs. James Macbeth Of
st. Paul were here last week and
purchased a Maxwell automobile
from ID. ID. Curnnins.
Ed Dibble who has been visiting
his father and brother here for
some time. left today TO visit q
sIster~in Montana. -
T. l. Burgess went to st. Paul
Monday evening with a carload of
stock for market -
Mrs. August swenson Is enjoying
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friends from this vicinity attended
the funeral which was held Tues.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Brewer cele'
brated their twenty.fifth wedding an
niversary by givin ga family dinner.
Those from distance who en-
joyed the festivity were Mrs. Lola
Mobiles. daughter of Mr.. Brewer.
OF Hutchinson, an sister. Mrs.
Clara Hazelton and daughter. Miss
Irene Of Big Timber. Mont.
John Look OF Colweli, Idaho. who
was called to Mankato by the illness
of his uncle. Hehry Case. Is the
guest of ID. A. Brewer and family
this week. Mr.. Look will probably
remain in this vicinity the greater
part of the summer.
Mrs. Charlie Bates was taken sud.
denly III Monday morning while
taking care OF her sister. Mrs.
Meade. She was taken home and Is
under the doctors care. She was
much improved yesterday.
News received here yesterday
from Earl Bates who is In Jordan
taking treatments for rheumatism,
was not very encouraging. He has
been confined to his bed and has
suffered intensely. having as yet
received no relief. So
lMesdames J. Fl. schofield. George
Terhune and Harvey Butler called
on Mrs. Butler Tuesday morning,
enroute to Mankato on a shopping
tour. These ladies live in Truman
and were making the trip by auto.
driven by Mrs. Schofield. ..
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a visit from her father and mother
who live at winthrop
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Pressnall
were Sunday visitors at the paren-
tai home. On Thursday they viii
leave for a months vacation. They
expect to visit In Spokane, Seattle.
Portland. Albany, Ore. Berkeley and
|, San Francisco. Salt Lake City, Den
yer and number Of points in
Missouri.
Rev. Mr.. Wolf gave an illustrated
lecture In the Christian church Sun
day evening on "Life In the Philip
pines" Hem Is missionary I'm
Manila. and had sometime pictures
and also a large collection Of curios
from Manila. sa ssv .As
John Pressnall is now operator
at Burdett. "a af vra rt#
DR.. and Mrs. Cornish and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D.r;Piekle spent Sunday at
Elysian. q R - lg -.
A number OF property owners are
Improving their premises by the
addition ofiiscreened porches. -.
Miss Stella Harlem visited her
parents here on Monday and Tues
day.
Miss Lilly Rotegard left for her
home at New Richland on Satur-
day. Miss Ethel Harris and Dick
Englerth visited her on Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Wells and daughter,
Beth. moved from Mankato on FRI
day and will make their home
here until school opens in .septem
per. .- ri. -
Mr.. and Mrs. ,sam .Pressnail. who
live at the Soldiers Home, are ex-
tpected on Friday for two weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Wells. 'enH..s 7e'. 49,
Judge and Mrs. Lorin Cray of
Mankato visited Mrs. N. b. Foote
this week. Ftf. tsr=
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. Cook are now
nicely settled In their fine new
home, which has just been com
pleted. - aEg.'. -tAg sr.' ..=4
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

George @. Johnson of Blue Earth
county to v. Z. Butler of Jackson
county, lot three. block Ave, village
of Pemberton, s1.100. ..
Maria Seymour of Rochester, NJ
T., to Charles r. Seymour OF the
same place, oneacre tract in sec.
ton five, Good Thunder township. 81,
etc. sd. -
e. c. Willis OF Martin county 10
William Minkel Of Blue Earth county.
tract of one and one-quarter acres
in west half Of west half of south
b2s1 feet of the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter of section
four, Mapleton township, $3.50. -. },
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Garden CITY

From fridays 0asv. - ST..
George Gilman Is serving as a
grand juror at the June term of
court In Mankatog a.s,aot o.. y
Mrs. Charles Preston Is III with
what is feared may be blood poison.
ing. In some manner she slightly
scratched herself on a barbed wire,
and the trouble was caused by that.
n A jolly crowd of Royal Neighbors
spent Tuesday afternoon with Neigh.
Dor Margaret Rutrach. The crowd
went out I'm automobiles and the
trip was very enjoyable. Ice cream
and cake were served during the
afternoon, after which the guests
left for their homes in 1.-THE early
evening. aa..-.. =. -,-fs o..
The c. w. II. NJ. will meet Tues
day, June is. with Mrs Ella Bixby.
The Study club viii give an
other one of their coed food sales
Saturday, June 6. The sale begins at
two o'clock at the hardware store
on Main street. .ls. ~ f.a -
The Baptist Sunday school will
observe Children's day June L., The
program will begin at $3.50 p. m.
All are cordially invited
Messrs. H. A. Buck, Grant Ward
and son motored to the central part
OF Iowa Monday. They expect TO be
gone several days. 81 a .e.r
Mrs. w. l.. Tallman and son
Joseph Tallman, Of Mankato, spent
the first part of the week at the
George tIehn heme. Friends about
town are glad to see that Joe is
recovering so well from his recent
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs: Ray Thompson and children
of Amboy are the guests of Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lueius Mills. - a.. % X
A good attendance was noted at
the w. C. T. u. meeting Tuesday
at the home of :. Mrs. Jessie John.
Miss Mary Thurston gave report
OF the flower mission work. Plans
were made for attending the dis
trict convention In Mankato June
and 10. A large number from this
union expect to go. Those who will
take part in the program are Rev.
]. G.. Olmsted. who will give the
response for the union to its greet
ing of welcome: Mrs. Mayte John
win give paper on Scientific
Temperance" and will also take
part in the grand gold medal con-
test Wednesday evening. Mrs. o.
c. Rector viii read a paper and
Mrs. Ella Bixby viii sing. The con-
vention will be held in the Baptist
church in Mankato.
The Christian church Sunday
school will observe Children's day
on June e. The program will be
given at 1880 D. m. Misses Ruth
Minis, and Liza Wilson will train the
children.
William lie Favor of Minneapolis
attended the Decoration day exer-
cises here Saturday and greeted his
brother comrades.
Several from here attended a
birthday party Monday. at the home
OF Charles Fleming near Vernon.
and gave the host royal surprise.
Mrs. Z. c. Loring beautifully dec
Grated the cake for the occasion.
Mrs. NJ. r. Crane pleasantly en-
tertained the Misses Lois Clough.
Liza Wilson and Miss Boynton at
her home Wednesday evening for
supper.
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FROM saturdaY,s Daily.

Mrs. Eugene McGraw died at about
four o'clock yesterday afternoon In
one of the local hospitals after a
short illness, leaving little son
q few days old. She was formerly
Miss Della Knapp OF Madison Lake
and leaves several sisters and bro
theirs there. among whom are Mrs
H. G. wirig and Mrs. William Elders,
whose marriage took place on Thurs
day. Her husband and infant son
also survive. 80
The body was taken to Madison
Lake this morning and on Monday
viii be- shipped to owatonna where
she viii be buried beside her mother
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Vernon Center

From Fridays cariy. $50 ~.
DIR. o. H. McMichael of Mime.
apolis came back to the old home
for Memorial day and Is remaining
among his old friends for a few
days. II certainly seems good to
have him in the village again.
Mrs. LaPierre Of Wheaton is here
on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Rob
Flemming. E, a-ui . -
Drapo Ward is very in. with
diabetes.
Among those from a distance
who returned here for Memorial
day were A.sE. Quimby and family.
and Mrs. w. l.. T'allrnan and Joseph
OF Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Waite of Lake Crystal, Mrs. Lola
Mobiles and Mrs. Stella Ciague of
Redwood Falls and Miles Porter and
family Of Mankato>~ 3d..
Mrs. Snyder and her daughter.
Louise who have been guests of
Mrs. Julia Force and other Vernon
friends. for several days. returned
Tuesday 10 their home In lMankato.
NJ. Weir and family OF Rapidan
motored to Vernon Saturday morn
ing and attended church at ST.
Mathews, and the Memorial pro-
gram at the hall In the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Kraus and
family and Mr.. Owen and Miss
Robinson of Lake Crystal were
pleasant callers in Vernon Sunday
afternoon. s-.
Four new automobiles have put
in their appearance here during the
week. Dan Bowen. and L. c.. Pew
purchased Chalmers. Thomas ( Rys-
sell has an Overland and II. C. Good
has a4Studebaker. s, 1 81 - /.
8. II. Grannis Of Mankato was an
over Sunday guest Of his brother,
Frank and family. Ia -
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
and daughter and Miss Dorothy
Hohenstein OF Pleasant View. were
guests of the formers sister. Mrs.
Harry Bailey and family Sunday.
w. ]. Richter, cashier of the
State bank. is attending the second
district bankers convention In. Fair
mont Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowell
accompanied him In his car.
Two Vernon Center girls received
high school diplomas this year. Miss
Gladys Cooper from Saint Claire
seminary IL winona. and Miss
Veronica Good from the Amboy high
school. -
Mrs. Ida Marston of Wlnnebago
IL here for few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kelley and
family. ~
Miss Clara McCulloch OF Buffalo,
Mimi. Is spending part of her yaca-
ttion at the. z. r. Lowell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Randall OF
Lake Crystal and. Mrs. Mercy Hutch
inson OF Eau Claire. WIS.,, were
Sunday guests at the NJ. B. Randall
home. Mrs. Hutchinson Is an aunt
OF Mr.. Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Starbuck
made an automobile trip to owatonna
Saturday for a weekend visit with
relatives there. They returned Mon.
day afternoon. Mrs. Dayton and
Mrs. Z. W.. Elwood and daughter
accompanied them home. Mrs. FL
wood and Miss Starbuck are Mrs.
Starbuck's mother and sister.
Miss Ida Boughton OF Amboy Is
spending the week With her cousins.
Misses Blanche and Eva Randall.
Mrs. Ella Stoner. who was called
TO Amboy week ago By the critical
illness. and later the death OF her
cousin. Mrs. Henry Brush. has re-
turned home. Mrs. Brush was sick
for. more than year, Several old
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From Fridays Daily.
Taylor.Schutte.

!. A pretty June wedding took place
Wednesday morning at st. Adrian's
church. at Adrian, Mimi, when Rev.
Father o. Zachman spoke the words
which united In marriage AIR.
Francis j. Schultz OF this city and
Miss Agnes Taylor of Adrian. A
large gathering of relatives and
friends attended the wedding. Dur
Ing the reading of the ring service
Mrs. John Reifenberger sang softly,
81 Love You Truly" ~ ,sSa
: The bride was attended by her
cousin. Miss Sara Mcdonald of
Bloomington, III. Mr.. Philip w. Tay-
lor, the brides brother, was best
man. The bride wore a cream en-
broidered tuile over taifeta with q
veil which was caught witha orange
blossoms. She carried shower
boquet OF brides roses and lilies
OF the valley. The brides maid
wore pale green crepe de chine
over pink charmeuse and a hat
to match. She carried shower
boquet of pink carnations and lilies
of the valley. ---s - 4.
Immediately after the ceremony
a six course dinner was served at
the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and AIRS. w. e. Taylor. The
house was tsstefully decorated In
smilax and ferns while the color
scheme In the dining room, pink
and white, was carried out in the
dinner. Beneath a, huge. dome hung
two large wedding bells; which which
pink and white ribbons were sus-
pended marking the places of the
bridal party. ..-" 'ssa ~.
f, Mrs. Schultz Is an accomplished
young lady. The past several years
she has been engaged as teacher
in the public schools. Mr.. Schultz
attended st.. Peter and Paul's school
and the Mankato Commercial
college, and is an energetic and
promising young business man.
He and his bride left Adrian
"Wednesday night for short trip,
and will be at home after July 25th
In Mankato. '.s+ 81
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ward to for a long time. but 1t also
marks something Of hope.
"The success Of these young people
will depend upon what they are able
to do, and there are three evidences
OF training and education which they
should have. They are kindly and
helpful spirit and willingness to
perform duties as they come; ability
to grow and efficiency. the power
to do"
The presentation OF the diplomas
was pretty part Of the exercises.
the graduates marching to the front
of the platform In groups. 4ass-s.
= Song Program Rendered. -.
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler of New Ulm,
father OF one of the graduates gave
the invocation and the benediction.
and several, musical numbefs were
given. A mixed chorus from the
school sang The Heavens are De.
claring." the Girls Glee club sang
Laughing Streamlet," Misses Ole.
son, Gordon and Larsen sang "a June
Day" and "The CALI and Miss iMl-
dred Oleson sang Sunlight Waltz"
Many out of town people, relatives
OF the graduates were present at the
exercises. The school term closed with
last nights program and the students
are all leaving for their homes today.
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Mankato State Bank
MANkATo, MIMI


CAPITAL ....................sss su
Surplus and Undivided Prof,t.. 80. ~
EDGAR WEAVER, President.
FRED kHON, Vice President.
GEO. q. OWEN, Vice President
9. SCHOYEN, Cashier.
7. c. NICHOLSON, Asst. cashtse.
. DIRECTORS.
n. q. Harrington Mic Juliar
George B. Owen A. q Bierbauer
Fred kron Ed. weaver
NJ " Fritz b. Frank Pay
=. Sundt Charles Schwarhls I
Geo. 4. Roynton August Schultz
q E. Schoyen
Money, in amounts from s1,o00s0
to 100000 to loan on farms n
lowest rate of interest. Five to tan
years with partial principal pare
ments annually optional No delays.
In getting the money.
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Eder-knapp.

united In marriage Louis j. Eder,
proprietor OF the grocery depart
ment of the @. w. Allyn store at
Madison Lake, and Miss Alice
Knapp. of that village. Mayor and
Mrs. II. c. wirig, OF Madison Lake.
the latter a sister of the bride. we're
Witnesses
* George Palmer went to Minneapo-
liz on business today.
w. A. Plymat was at the Good
Thunder picnic today.
Peter Bensei of Willow Creek
was in the city on business today.
Judge w. L. comstock attended
the picnic at Good Thunder today.
Mrs. Fred Peterson and daughter
Of Iona Lake were shopping in the
city today.
A patent has been granted to WI
bur a Heidel of this city on a matrix
making machine.
Mrs. M. A. Gilmore of Mapieton
has been the guest Of her daughter
part of this week.
Mrs. p. w. Barney returned yester-
day from Minneapolis where she
spent several days.
Mrs. Marie Berghs OF Minneofa,
Mimi. Is in the city as the guest OF
Mrs J. Z. Regan.
Mrs. J. III. Bishner of Wells is n
guest Of Mr.. and. Mrs. John A. John
son on Clark street.
Mrs Louise 8. Kruse and children
returned yesterday from weeks
visit at Good Thunder.
Mrs. John Klossner of New Tim
was . guest yesterday at the home
of her nephew, Edward Gugisberg.
Miss Lillian Gugisberg Of Glib
bon. Mimi. In visiting In the city
as the guest Of. her brother, Edward
Gugisberg.
: W. NJ. Carey of Minneapolis STOP
ped IN Mankato today while on his
way to Minnesota Lake where he
has q large farm.
Mrs. Harry Diciey OF Minneapolis
has been spending several days with
bar sister. Miss Ruth Jewetb who
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-10
PICTURE FRAMING

We carry a flne line OF unframed
pictures and picture mouldings. Bring
In your pictures for framing. North
Dakota Decorating Co. 500 Broadway,
EaaazA 699.-Advty .z, Il.
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KANSAS LIEUT.. j"
GOVERNOR HERE
SHEFFIELD INGALLS,, LIEUTEN-
ANT GOVERNOR OF KANSAS,
WILL PROBABLY OPEN STATE
CAMPAIGN FOR BULL MoosERs
IN NORTH DAKOTA.

Sheffield Ingalls,, lieutenant governor
Of Kansas, son o the distinguished
senator Of the sunfiower state back in
the late eighties John J. Ingalls,, will
probably open the state campaign for
the progressive party in North Dako-
ia this year. st:
On reliably authority 1t is learned
that Lieutenant Governor Ingalls, will
speak in .Fargo6on Feb. IA, which will
probably be the first gun sounded OF
the bull moosers to the public this
ear - u
Lieutenant Governor Ingalls, is a
very forceful9 speaker Int his appear
ance here will be greeted by a large
number Of the members Of the third
party in this state.
His public appearance IN the even
ing of st. Valentines day will be made
at a big meeting, the place: for which
has not yet been announced. MI. In
gals has a number Of acquaintance
in the city of Fargo and in North Da-
kota who will be more than glad to
welcome him on his visit here.
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ERROR is CORRECTED
Hugh ROrke of Grand Forks Becomes
Manager OF Collection Dept. OF Nj.
Rumley Co., Not Products Co.

A correction Is made in the story
carried in The Forum Thursday Of this
week regarding the Rumely Products
Co., wherein it was stated that Hugh
Rorke of Grand Forks will become the
new manager Of the Fargo branch of
that concern. .
MI. Rorke has been named manager
of the collection department Of the Far
go branch of the NJ. Rumely Co., which
Is separate and distinct from the Rum
ely Products Co. of which r. G. Olson
Is the manager here.
The M. Rumely Co, is the nam Of
the corporation manufacturing the pro-
ducts Of this concern and the Rumely
Products Co, is the corporation in
charge Of the sales and distribution Of
the products. Mr.. Olson, who has been
the manager of the Fargo branch Of
the Rumely Products Co, will continue
In that position as Mr.. Rourke will
come here as manager Of the collec-
ton department.
Mr.. Rorke was rendered a farewell
banquet by his fellow employees at
Grand Forks last night. The error
was unintentional and came from the
similarity of names.
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SOCIETY BANQUET
Third Annual Banquet of Ohio Society
VIII Be Given This Year on
Monday Evening, Feb. z,

The third annual banquet Of the
Ohio society will be given this year
on the evening Of Monday. Feb. Q.
President Worst who is president of
the Ohio society. will the ar
.rangement committee in charge and
the place Of the banquet within a few
days. ,
The custom followed heretofore by
the Ohio society has been to hold the
annual banquets the first Monday
evening in December Of each year. At
the last annual business meeting held
last October, however, the date of the
annual banquet was changed to the
first Monday in February as the De-
cember date brought It too near the
holiday season.
The committee on arrangements to
be named soon by President Worst,
will have charge Of the programme as
usual.
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.'."' .-""-ss =. 4 ~ 4, {.
PIONEER OF CITY IS DEAD
chas. Brown, for 2s- Years in Employ
of Standard Oil Co. in This
% .as.. e. City, fs Dead.

Charles Brown, who for twenty-six
years has been in the employ of the
Standard Oil Co. in this city, died
shortly after noon today, at his home,
923 Sixth avenue north. He was 50
years old today.
The funeral services will be held
from the Presbyterian church on Mon
day at 2 p. m. Undertaken Dougherty
has charge Of the funeral arrange
ments.
Mr.. Brown had been Ill for a long
time, and, about eleven weeks ago,
went to Rochester for treatment,
where he underwent an operation. He
returned here six weeks ago, and has
been constantly confined to his bed
since. He leaves a wife, and son, w.
J. Brown, of Minot, -
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We develop, print ana mount your
6lMas. We are agents for KOdnks and
Supplies. Mail us your work. The
Sundberg Co.. Fargo. N. ID.
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ORATOR
TO FILL PULPIT
IN INDIANA PULPIT ORATOR, REV.
THOMAS j. GRAHAM OF RICH
MoND, IND, WILL PREACH TO-
MORROW MORNING AND EVEN
ING AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The speaker at the First Presby-
terrain church tomorrow will be Rev.
Thomas ]. Graham of Richmond, Ind,
who will preach both morning and
evening.
Mr.. Graham Is an engaging person
ality, a man Of the finest training and
a pulpit orator OF unusual power. He
will undoubtedly attract g. very large
attendance at both morning and even
ing services.
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We Buy Scrap IRON.
: Carload lots q speciality. Corre-
s~pondence given prompt attention.
Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N. D
-AdYk.
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INSANE NAN IS AT LARGE
Olaf Stanvlg, Patient In Northwestern
Hospital, Escaped But Was
Caught,

Olaf Stanvig. an insane patient in
the Northwestern hospital at Moor
head, escaped from the hospital early
this morning, and, in very light attire,
came over the bridge to Fargo.
He walked up Broadway, and was
seen by one or two pedestrians, but
was not reported until he entered the
residence of A. w. Beals, 1910 Broad
way. They called the police, and the
sunwelcome visitor was taken to the
station. and later returned to the hos
initial,
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CALLED UP.

( Aaker's Business college was called
up this morning and asked to supply
a local firm with a stenographer. A
student was put in touch with the po-
sition. Enroll Monday, day or even
ing school, and get a training that
will increase your pay envelope and
get you a ~congenial position.-Advt.