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cauee OF woH Summit Coal Company.
e al rs. ca,ar.ss 7 2oEs. a, sieoee
Sssrare near ReynosdsvtHe- In Coal3Dts-
t-fcr Harrison County. West y trsS1Ils1-
aan theSinseresL eitle and claim OF The
s-z5t3 Charles1 T. Moore. in and TO che
tract Of one nu1dred ana 80 80 ws.es %
Coke comoany by Phoer.ix Coal A.n.
as and OF record IN
tie ONCE. Of The Clerk OF The county
Court OF Harrtsonsc o,sa:s. 55.pesd ed Ho %s
serving therefron all the coal ~aTn taS
mining rights thereto appoTeessaae,. go 4
there,o appureenaar. and parcel OF
one and ofrerhundrsdth <Lo1 acres OF
i iand p pa Iush Thompson By the
Rhoentx Coal Mining and Coke COMPANY.
Also the surface 81. .al5iEsaSss. OF 1S9
.acresS OF land situaee ION, Ifmestone
Creek subject 70 existing mining 5gass
Sas fhereunder. which was .conyeSed-so
DouS;ass-Eauch Coal & Coke Company
by. deed last Aforesaid
nen1s IN SWITCH or siding 1eadtnS
com the mines formerIy% Known as rfre
sao wfi Sean were s-ansed 70 the Phoea-
~ Coal Mining and Coke Company BY
soaon-LoweEy c9sl Soa1Fe "a ar by 1 esea
and recorded IN said Clerk ONCE II
Deed Book 5000 go = 49,
y nv tl1s -dseSi f9r;r
Coal d Coke - - 80 ~ - -
ah2r ,a=E-., ...a+s Aforesaid being 4fe
me - ss,' 80 .oIS3s 70 rEarfes r
same ,cses Ar SIIor,,, sI1,aeI- Sneciai
Saoorc nS E z dec-ee Of
Sor n1nisSs2.rs1r:; 49,. - 15arrison C.os.rty
CtESu!S y - - ~
800. s,ts.- ti1cresI1
IN = = ISof,crTso,, Tr1,s
penoanS- $3.50, s-,I3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
c9sse sd saieswas eonarned by
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NOTICE no Sa1PFEks.

Traction Company express can
leave Clarks5urg for GIasselff5o. Nedas
M clare.Wesron. Shinnston Fair
mont. Fairview. FsTningtocs Nan
nincton and intermediatep points daily
cycept Sunday Shipments forsh &az1S
;ninstcu and intermediate POINTS,
.s1onld be deliveredsin the statfon7n not.
sIater than 500 a. m.ss airytew and
fntermediate points, M M
Eestou and inteTmediate points
1o-0n-M zzs5s -
Quick service, reasonable rates
and care IN handing 7ake tht5 an
ideal line for Shippers. q. .
AONONGAI-EI.A VALLEY TRAE-s
TON COs6PA15 es
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BOZ MISSING.

WHEELING. June -Francis Nil
Ier the nine-yea-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Miller who reside on the
Nicholas farm, has myster:cusly dis
appeared and his whereabouts arr
unknown.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

Why HoGrMoSEY2I ae-
conmodaEe everybody. 5-by loaa.aS
u1oaeys on watches. diamonds. 3ewei-y.
musical Instruments. etc JoSts;Jdy.
JeweIer. WALDO Bldg. Fourth street
N1oS"-1f YOU need money. call at
43Eufpire -BldE. or phone Bell 1885,
Home 356-Y-
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Beautiful Home Sites
In Jarvis and Parson

In jarvis and Parsons Add
ton, Broad Oaks. -:
We have for sale in this addl-
ton, l6 large lots;4 fronting on
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable. Terms,
cne-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years.
This property is just above the
new Golf Addition and is one of
the: best buys in the city. Call
and let US take you out to see this
property, and be convinced Of its
real value.
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musrEE-s NOTICE OF SALE.

BY virtue OF Deed os Trust dared
Es6-narx- ;Srsi- 1914 made bySJaneS ~
Sfa1soTS TO John Basel. TruStec- and OF
re--o-d IN oesce of the CaerfSsof the Coun=-
~ Court; OF Harr!Son County. Vest VIZ
siaias IN Trust Deed Book 40. So pass
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WRNTED 10 fEiST

WASTED Fo~RET-A house OF eight
roons-.o- iargeE Cali Bel: phone 71S34.
or address RI. j. care Telegram occe
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FOR SAlE-aouses


oa-SAiE-Se~er room aooSes--SStsaSsSS
roof nnfaoed In hardwood lot 49, 49,
1Srt i've drepaaces for
$500. = discount OF 5 per Ssn1 20;
rGh. or easy terms On i-1St-attt1as5,ITS<-
5000 rr-eee LcduSC1a1. on ca 0ne
11ou:re ar o0l Jackson street Cay
FoE SAI@seven room laouse Win III
bath. attic and cellar on lot ~ : -; ~.
49,. ard back porcheS. For pTce
ana re.Yns apply a. SIS Dun street.
Srealey Heights. - - : -
COZ sA-Rocmtas@ house completely
<n-nJshed. also lot, close TO ceater
oF city. Cali Sell phone 1851.
roe- sAI.NF{ve room house. With
hath. front and back po:caeS, ha a.
wood finish large cernert cellar ana
slate roof: viii accept los StoS 100 N e
part paynent- Apply at LID iooe e
Court -
FOR sAI#Tea room house on Nil
3s IL Fsess hntshed IN oak. on Ios
Sex rs feet: good Ea.den ana gu,
h;,t53iaxs Property almost new -S16St
or addTess J.sfvS.s WaExins- X y
No. I:S-ClxrkSbrrE. WE
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ROOFING

WE make specially OF metal roofing
and galvanized spoueinSs.1 Let a. have
YOUR inquiry for furnishing OF erect
Ing Eel CITY NEG Co, Norta
Sixth street. Bet. phone So
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FOR RENT-sToRE ROOMS

FOR REST-Beaueiful. large co-ner
seores room t14St completed: Wen To-,
Gated fnsweSton:.we lighted: suitable
fonL any Zine OF business Apply or
wrftesJ b. Coanel1:z Mes:oE: W. Va
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FOR REM7-Houses

EoR RENTTrvos apartments; Meca-tS
= :ouildfnx. one I've and-one SIX St'o.s.s.
( 80 .1rS esroonnrcottaSe Sc NJ tn BATH.
90 SGcCartyyA &cEartS t8Ut1ddaS-=Be1l
phones1zsJs 80
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roR RHST-Three nicely Furnished
rooms Tor light housekee2.nE nor an.
SseSneSand porch Apply at se9 NeS1
f5;ce ssrreet.so- call Home phone $50.
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WANTED TUBuy

wayTEDlF0 HuT-Se19 calyssc S eS5.
ehens so1:ssHosne g. e. p
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EorH OF SAFE.

.S1-J. o. T. TTpLBR&Tras:ee.
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W;ANIED-Aaie Help

MES-Leara barber tae. Positively
this rnoHt;1. Our additional shop pays
your expense. Write. 20: cacaiosue-
Leader-Barber College. 31o E. finest
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LOST

11osr-At Highland Park or VS. Pike
street. one black purse containing
$500 in coupon books. betc-ee1 50 aao
in c,Irrencr check for Sis. some
staterrentS and -oehe- coESentS- re
ward II resurned$e 10 j. +. saunders
sanitary Laundry Co.. r.ss:
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SOP REST-Fu-nisaed rooms for sleep
-. With useof bath and prone.
, 5,05ise rrIthour-chfldren- Apply az NO.
49, Main street. or call Bell phone
6ss-J.
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= locust stree: and P-esoy:erianctsu-
or in the church. a. pearl +scaLrf- PIN
.Reward if resurne9 TO Ie-es.sz1I1 o:9Ss
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.1oSry--If5 Won, are --4rriarried and keep-
S-SJ,o,,Ss1 an and we..wtl loan you
; es5ourh far o11rsneedS.s Home Loan 60
S43s Ennire BLDG. Both phones
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room cottage IN
apply at Bakers
lain: street.
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WANIEG-remaIe5Heip

wASTEp-Expe-!en girl bookkeep-
err ten experienced cle-ts and eSpe--
fenced lady CLERKS at Public Market
House. Court street EE
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.-,55WrTsSIoHERsEsAIE:

GEO Al HoFFTIEI1dER
SsSecrefa-y C-o- Seer1.ee
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SOP SN-Six male pigs. the L.
1sSsi;xSrs famous o. /. Stain. Vim
pedigree eligible TO reSte. .; ne s5ey:
las si5 per single pig AZ Quiet -DG n
= Fam j ~ 'Cortr1tl s Sons H. = - =
No Cla-kSburS w sS!a -----.
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small
Elk. SIS: also one
and one Your room
stree with ba.h.
Frank Stout. soe
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FOE SXF Or TRADSOT1 real es-
-. Ford runabott- 1918 model Jus:
sye-hauIed and ia.peTeet , Soae. INV
n-,Ysnred md in good: condition. cheap.
G.; at Rex Dav.s's SHOP OAK ass1
PIKE streets, OF call 1.1-J Es ia p s1H~--
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FOR SAIE-A Ane S4oesn9rIsnt pan
VIII sell at Big sacrifices q ,o c "a -
IeayInr the ctr Cal 1or adoIesS AZ
ii 90 LYON .Aaarrrnerfs, Ciarksoax1. "
l. Va - = - c--------
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rights and ease
or siding leading
erIy KNOWN as rire-
the Solon-Lowaery
to the Phoen-
Coke Company BY
Company by deed
day OF April. 1904.
I Clerks Office n
age a3a. and were
o. DouEl4ss-Rauc;1
y by the deed Erst
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FoR RESsT-Eour
STEWART a6dtskou:
ScosS : EsN eSrz1
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SOC RES--oue new 4s-Fe d,.or apart
: S--if Sforr rooms -sprtsase bath. i,ore.:
- --sS.S sittxate on JARVIS Stre~s
10 eJS-See Caa-fes D.. PStiSIr. 3iS
S s-:Ia-yfeS sSreers sBefl phone 1O-ts5
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-REST-House OF six rooms. eass1
-S-es1ss !. ~ sArneut. at 1o3 School street
6 SSocS,,1Tn~(-ran he had jane 18th In
5so31ire OF s. NuSoaufn- Soe Nlaln -. 80.
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osNs1hr. room and ore=-four room
80 Sor=rearsfu Smith bldg. COT. Ma
- SScond streets. Also one foor-So!1
eo4rres~ and ,sksn-@ on 1Soeszs: '3-4r
Caestusar st -CaS.sBe0 onoAss 49, -
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FOR SALE-Two Eeaesa1ors.-onss
%. aud one 81 h. p.S inquire OK
H:rsard. cLa-kSbu-E-s
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r0p-pENT-TEo furnished rooms ten
S,rsce. Waik from postofhSe: new [oTI
,-f+,,-e.FsI5se of phone and bath he1
1900 y -134o-R. rs Jackson street
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FOR SAL-Two pool ta5les arc 1e, o-e
corsiaasicn table Appfy. 20 70 . g
=lBou-uo-ck Salem. Wy 4
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-ssSe-,d ebaer porcheS5 on sS1e-i In arsnue-
q -,ns- - efar4sSburSs IhTerT Sa-es
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wANTED-Girl for general houseworS.
one who can milk COW. -ADpt- TO MIS-
]. r Hickman. Ea-tlacd addition
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FOR sAL-Rocmtus@ house cornpaesesy
oF CITY. Cali Sell phone 5e3-J-
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FOR SAL-fs14 Model Too1 '1,s7sa.s
fn-exceuenr coadi,Eon For pFtes %
3nnu!-e Sor VIM Camp 49, ?
Roofing Co. orr az 1est1e.1ce y - 49,
ae.ier ga6Sit.or-
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GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler
i-ka, astonishes Bemidji people. Be-
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower
and upper bowl, ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves almost ANY CASE of constipa-
tion, sour stomach or gas. 1t removes
such surprising foul matter that a
few doses often relieve or prevent ap-
pendicitis. A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble. The IN
SLANT, easy action of Adler-i-ka is
astonishing. French e Co., drug
gists.-Adv.
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X X X X X kkff X k,fkkk
x - NORTHWEST BRIEFS -

= = = = = = = - - y, r,T-rr ~
St. Cloud, -Minn.-W. A. Shoema-
ker, president of the st. Cloud nor
NAL, who is in st. Paul, is so much
improved that he may return to this
city in a few days. He has been Sc
riously ill and at one time his life
was despaired Of. .. t2
Grand Forks NJ D.-A former
owner of the safe in the store of E.
-Beckstead had a faulty memory. Rob
bers yesterday looted the strong box
of $4,000. Directions for opening
were found written on the door, This
was an explanation given by officials
after an investigation of the robbery
Q Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. IL
Mother-in-law doesn't have to sleep
on the fire escape, and she can come
to see you as often as she likes, stay
as long as she pleases, and be entitled
to all the conveniences, the court told
Frank r. Anderson, who asked an
injunction to stop his mother-ini
laws frequent visits.
Hancock, Mich, Oct 14-As a
possible means of overcoming the
submarine, DR.. Koplowitz has ina
vented a sub sea scope. Though 1t,
he says, objects under water can be
seen IA miles away.
Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 14.-Po-
lice complained today that chicken
thieves are using chloroform to quiet
chickens protests during the steal
ing. III
La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 14.Herman
Lurin of Milwaukee today sued the
Milwaukee railroad for $1,000, al
leging he was forced to shovel coal
when caught beating his way.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. .#1 This
city has solved the question of play
grounds for the kiddies, by desig-
mating certain streets that will be
closed for play during certain
hours Of the day, It was announced
to-day. #s.
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Rev. Carl r.Amundson of Cumber-
land, Wis, will speak at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church, Thursday
evening. Rev. Amundson was for
merly pastor here. *-.-
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Rev. J. A. Peterson of Little Falls
will preach at the Ed. Anderson
home, 10 Irvine avenue, tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
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a special meeting will be- held by
the Star of the West Rebekah lodge,
Saturday, Oct. 16, at o'clock p. nj.
To meet with our state president at
the I. @ O. F.hall. Allaedd Fellows
and families and q Rahakahs and fam
lilies are cordially invited. An. al
sternoon session will be held at s2:3O
for Rehekahss only. ADV. 2d1O14
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C. G. Winter of Minneapolis, who
has been in the city on business for
the Crookston Lumber company, re-
turned home Wednesday evening. t
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monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Peter Void Friday evening.

Mrs. Gust johnson returned home
"Wednesday after a few days visit at
her daughters homestead.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-14

Mrs. D. H. Hatch of New Richland,
Minn., arrived in the city yesterday
for visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ray Dennis.
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You will find more of the leading
people from Minnesota registered at
the Radisson, Minneapolis, thantat
any other hotel in the Twin Cities
ADV. i +.
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About The City.
Decorations Of Flags, Sails, Tents,
Guns, etc., Are Being
Prepared.

Guns, etc., Are Being
Prepared.
Committees Of the ,Bemidji naval
militia today began preparing the
decorations for the city hall where
they will give their dance tomorrow
evening. Sails, masts, guns, flags
tents, etc., will be used for decora-
tions.
1t is expected that nearly 100
couple will attend, the, dance.
The .Burchard orchestra is sprepar-
ing special dance program of mar
tial airs for the occasion.
A. G.. Wedge left yesterday for
Deer River on business. &:
Miss Mary Mckee ofWilton was in
the city shopping yesterday. /
Bulk apples at I. P. Batchelder's.
ADV. 12d1O2l
Charles F. Egges of Grafton, N
D., is in the city on business.
T. N. Rodi is making regular ship
ments of cattle every Saturday.
Bulk apples at I. P. Batchelder's s.
ADV. 12d1O2l
Mrs. Mat Nolan of Bass Lake was
in the city Wednesday, shopping.
Attorney Ed Rogers of Walker Wis
tied friends in Bemidji yesterday.
Bulk apples at I. P. Batchelder's.
ADV. 12d1O2l
Mrs. Ralph Grover entertained
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. A. Nc
Gregor.
Sheriff Andrew Johnson has re-
turned from an automobile trip to
Baudette
Marguerite Clark, Paramount pic
ture at the New Grand tonight
Adv. d1O14
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Warner of
Puposky were in the city on business
Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Markham, of Minneapolis, Oct. 8,
1915, son.
One of these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken.-Adv. If
Misses Sigma and Bertena Ander-
son of Frohn called on friends in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey of
Big Turtle are guests at the William
McCuaig home.
Have your furniture repaired at
the Bargain Store. First-class work
at reasonable prices.-Adv. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kohler have
moved into their new home at 523
Bemidji avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ostrander of
Turtle River were shoppers in Be-
midi yesterday.
The Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis,
has recently opened an addition of so
moderate priced rooms.-Adv.
Miss Mary DeRushia entertained a
number of friends at her home, at
cards, last evening.
Mrs. J. A. Younggren left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis where she will
be the guest of friends.
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, gives
you more for the price you pay than
any other hotel in the Twin Cities.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Stiles enter
tained a numer of their friends at
"a dinner party last evening. y
In honor of Mrs. H. A. Scharf, Mrs.
w. z. Robinson was hostess at a
bridge party Wednesday afternoon.
"a
First Socialist dance of the season
at the city hall, Saturday night, Oct.
16. Admission Free Lunch served
ADV. 4sd1o16
When in Minneapolis be sure and
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LOST-Black. glove Finder please
return to Christianson's store.
-.- 2d1O15
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Car ofJonathan apples, 65 cts. per
Place your orders early; sugar $5.65
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Mrs. ]. w. Crandall of Buena Vista
who has visited relatives in Grand
Forks for some time, returned to her
home Wednesday. 5T
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Six sjacApine trees in the court
house yard have been cut down tx
make room for some younger tree.
which willsbe planted soon.
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George Ostrander of Turtle River
went to Rochester, Minn., Wednes-
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* X X X X X Xxx X X * Xxx X x y
~ scECKLES - \
X X X X X T. X X x X X X Xxx x \
| Barney Gibney has taken a. con-
tract Of pulling stumps on DR.. Gil
more's Grant Valley farm. He com
menced work Monday
Miss Annie Bowers, a teacher in
Dist: No: 10, spent Sunday at her
home. ....: q, & '.- +.a@
The Eckles Farmers club met re-
Gently at the home Of William Dand-
liker, there being A persons in at
tendance. -. e
3 Mrs. julie Achenbach of Nebish was
a visitor at the meeting of the Eckles
Farmers club. -
large crowd attended the auc-
tion sale at the Meadow Lake farm,
Oct. 8. A large amount of property
was disposed of. :.
Frances Bowers and mother were
jamong the out-of- town shoppers last
Saturday. 3
! George Brennan has been appoint
ed chairman to the school board to
succeed George Day who has re-
signed.
The Bowers school is making pre-
Iparations for a school fair which will
be held in the near future. -,
IL. Mrs. George Grow was a, Bemidji
shopper last, Saturday. ... .. II
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brinkman are
moving out of, the Hotel Brinkman
and will occupy their Riverside home
for the present. They expect later
to take a trip abroad. H..
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Misses Esther Tennstrom, Marie
Klein, Mabel ,Kittleson and Vera
Nelson were entertained at a Bunk
party. last evening at the home OF
Miss Ella Anderson. Es =
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Mr.. andssMrs. Clyde w. Preston
who have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Strickland, returned to
their home in Minneapolis syester-
day. @ a
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< * x x X * Xxx x ktkkk X
X -NYMORE NEWS X
x ,(By Special Correspondent X
4 X X X K k&kkk Xxx \
Misses Edythe Larson and Esther
Johnson, visited friends out at Sven
son Lake Wednesday. {. - -
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Mr. and Mrs: FsgB. .SLamson, 1001
Minnesota avenue, will entertain 8
a dinner thissavening for, members d
1.-THE county .auditor's4offlce.
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Hair dressing, lpuffs, scurls, dol
Wigs made fromt oombings. sSwitches
e$l.6O. alMina Az Meyers. $40 Bel.
trami Ave. Telephone 769.-rAdg
ed101s
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day, where he will consult with the
Drs. Mayo.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-14

be pleased to recommend it to your
friends when you return home
Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-14

Miss Cleo Hansen, who has been
the guest &0f Miss Carrie Armstrone
the past week, returned to her. home
In sKeewatin, Ont, today. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-14
lper q hundFed. sRhaneN &C. W.
Schroeder. Adv. 6d15

Dr.. s. Cutler andsifamily Of Par1
Rapids are guests at the Dr.. q. II
Larson homeefor aafewsdays The,
madedthe tripabyl auto. 81
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-10-14

The Fidelis club will hold its
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-06
,,teots of Today's Journal.

Secret Societies. City Government: Tnnnsa ::
T. 9' ,s1a churches. Obituary. Transfers
i's 'soo,l Estate. East Belfast. The
SeT News, Personal.
..-er from Missouri. u. ). Con-
g. Wood Waste Exchange. Hon.
1ul'fs 'fo.;,E Hale. Recent Deaths 80.
t.Ifsld Personals. Belfast Free
;trsry Invocation (poem) April
Rsin lpoem).
n-obscot County Teachers Conven-
IS Seafarer's Invention. The
nny,ncratic Tariff Bill. . Marks in
L'e'u ,3 Record Fanny Crosby's Ver-
WIN ,;%ty Opposition to Waterways.
5s',' 9ns Maine Highway Commission.
,5aoriaIs The Schooner Otranto..
iti,al Points. Korea and Japan..
I.ai;ct oi,i;t schooner Herald. Wedding
ntiis The News of Brooks. Death
pe Fgon. c. E. Littlefield.
The News of Belfast.
nogs AMI Farm Sheep. Batting a
Il HoE After the War. For Summer
T,eitors A Famous Photographer of
1o+s. The Christmas Ship.
Maine Captain. . Literary News
" and - Notes Town Improvement. The
ma;sctief- a Loving Crow. Golden We'd
g"g % in Swanville. The Farmers
Fight.
sosrsport Stockton Springs. Ship
! Ssus, Is The Belfsst Price Current.
Rern. Married. Died.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-05-06
TRANSFERS in REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers of real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending May s. 1915:
Franklin Leigher, Washington, to W. L.
Leigher, Liberty; land in Liberty.
Gilman Roberts, Waldo, to Isaac G. and Ada
F. Sanborn, do; land and buildings in Waldo.
Rhoda C. Tay lor, Unity, to George NJ Tay-
lor, do; land in Unity.
H. H. Andrews. Northport, to F. A. Condor.
Belfast; land in Northport.
Charles T. Rogers, Melrose, Mass to Ida M.
Pye, do; land in Islesboro.
Ida M. Pye. Melrose, Mass. to Sarah ]. Cusb-
ing, Wakefield; land in Islesboro.
Clinton F. Thomas. LincolnvilIe, to Maude
L. Thomas, do; land and buildings in Lincoln
vile.
Lewis Winchenbach. Waldoboro, to R. M
Stahl, do; land and buildings in Morrill,.
Lewis F. Marden. belfast, to Clarence F. and
Elizabeth H. Wyman, Belfast; land and build
ings in Belfast.