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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
Stock Market Letter
observation-disclosures G. COY

berg-McGreeVy u COZ
We had an irregular stock move
ment today with early weakness. A
moderate rally in the general list was
noon, with steels and coppers under
pressure again.
Talk Of decided slowing down Of
new business with another break in
the copper metal helped the drain.
Activity In stocks increased on the
down. grade There was no change in
the character OF the news.
Doings at Washington were not
such as to stimulate demand for Sc
curities.
Petrograd reported an extraordi-
nary session Of the cabinet to con-
slider the question of moving the capi-
tai to Moscow.
Most traders had in mind that with
a huge Liberty bond issue perhaps
opening in two months, together with
further large loans to the allies. n
drain on the money market would be
very heavy and would tend to reduce
liquidationin stocks. This with price
fixing and uncertainty about what
large interests are to get for their
commodities and war tax discussions
acted as a restraint.
A favorable sign was that loans on
stocks have been considerably re-
duced during the current month and
with n decline in prices the market
Is in much better technical position.
Some called II sold out.
1t is probable that the liquidation
will run its course and that the de-
cline will make the government more
desirons to curry favor with business
in this country That this should be
so is clear from the fact that 1t will
be difficult to float any large Liberty
loan II sentiment is disturbed. Mean
while It will be well to use rallies for
profit taking.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
ANOTHER BANK FOR OKMULGEE
Central National Is Latest Money
House to Begin Business.
Special to The World.

Special TO The World
OKMULGEE, Okla, July 19.-Ok-
mulgees newest financial institution.
the Central National bank, will open
its doors at 0 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for the transaction of business.
The new banking house has quarters
on the west side of Morton avenue
between Sixth and Seventh streets, op-
posite the west entrance Of the Coun-
ell house, In the store formerly oc-
cupied by the Pioneer Abstract COM
pany. The abstract company will con-
tinue to occupy offices at one side
and in the rear of the banks offices.
The active force of the new bank
will be ID. NJ. Smith. president; II. f..
Kennedy. cashier. and X. ]. Potter,
assistant cashier.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
1HAVE NEVER SEEN
ITSEQUAL,' HE SAYS
81 Feel Like a Different Per-
son Since Taking Tanlac,"
Says Tulsa Man.
SUFFERED FOR MONTHS
Felt Worn Out and Good for
Nothing Most All of the
Time, He Says.
SUFFERED FOR MONTHS

For several months before found
out about this Tanlac simply wasn't
worth a nickle so far as any kind
OF work was concerned" said A. w.
Williams. a well-known young Tulsa
citizen, who lives at First and North
Frisco streets. while in the Rexall
drug store a few days ago.
Il was in general rundown con-
dition,' he continued, had stomach
trouble and indigestion and my liver
was sluggish. ! nearly always had
nauseated feeling after eating and
many times / couldn't retain anything
! hat eaten. 1 couldn't digest any
thing scarcely and heavy foods. es-
pecially, gave me trouble. had dizzy
spells and frequent headaches and
was very nervous. My rest at night
was very poor and I just felt all
wornout and good for nothing most
all tho time.
Il have just finished my first bot
tie of Tanlac and / never thot of II
doing me so much good in so short
time. / can eat anything 4 want
and that sick, nauseated feeling has
disappeared. My food seems to di-
gest and I am gaining in weight and
strength right along. My stomach IS
beginning to feel like q new one, my
nerves are in better shape than they
have been in some time and l can
do my work without feeling all tired
and wornout like / did. Tam feeling
liken q different person already and
never saw the equal of Tanlac, and
] am glad to tell others about the
medicine that Is doing so much for
me-"
Tanlac is sold in Tulsa exclusively
by Roy Getman's Rexall drug store,
Quaker Drug company and Puritan
Drug company, under the personal di-
rection of a special Tanlac represen-
fatiye-Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
LUMBER FIRE AT CLAREMoRE
MinnctOnka Yard Suffers Slight Loss
From Early Morning Blaze.

special 10 Inc world.
Early this morning fire broke out in
the office Of the local Minnetonka
Lumber company, corner Fifth and
Missouri, ana wrought damage to the
amount of some s1,l00 Some $3.50
worth of paint was destroyed and
damaged and the damage to the
building Is estimated at $3.50. Had It
not been for the quick response and
efficient work Of the local fire de-
partment, the whole yard would have
been swept by flames.
The fire Is supposed to have started
from wood fiber cuspidor filled with
sawdust which was kept in the office.
This was either isnited by shoulder
ing cigar or cigarette stub carelessly
dropped into the cuspidor by some
person shortly prior TO closing time
or by spontaneous combustion.
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city because of the fact that the pres
ent inclnerator and dump south OF
the city my be closed as the result OF
an Injunction issued in district court
In April The present dump and in
cinerator liz located on land owned by
E. II. Moore and Is In the vicinity OF
the Moore residence. At the tiin.
the incinerator was located there Mr..
Moore offered to donate the site for
the inclnerator IL the city would erect
a proper incinerating plant and keep
the premises about 1t In such shape
that II would not become q nuisance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
SEWER CONTRACT FOR 81, 900
Award Is Made for Municipal I'm
provemcnt at Clarcmore.

Special TO Tho World.
CLAREMORE okla. July 19.-The
Municipal Excavating company OF
Oklahoma City Is engaged under con-
tract with the City OF Claremorc. IN
laying an eight-inch sewer main with
six-inch laterals. in sewer districts IL,
~, IA and 15. The work will repre-
sent the expenditure Of approximately
$1,000
The sewer bitches are being made
by a huge machine weighing twenty
seven tons. This machine will dig
1900 feet OF sewer ditch from IL to
~ feet deep In a single day. Where
there IL plenty Of room for the ma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
Negro RESCUED From Mob

LYNCHBURG, Va, July l9.-AI-
bert Barrett, negro, and his 14-year-
old son Aubrey. who were hunted
over two coupties for three days for
alleged murder Of w. T. Roach. a
Charlotte county farmer. last Mon
day, were rescued this afternoon from
a mob Of about $50 men by Sheriff
Perrow of Campbell county. The
sheriff reached Rustberg, the Camp
bell county seat. and was arranging
to bring the prisoners to Lynchbure
for safe Keeping.
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chine to move about, and the digging
Is fairly good. II will dig more than
1900 feet per day. 1t will also cut
soft stone, 80 great Is It's digging
force. 1t represents an expenditure
of $4,000 and II bought at the pres
ent prices OF machinery would prob
ably cost from s12.00 to $4,000.
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In the Oil Fields


CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
No. l on block 5 is drilling at 200
feet.
MIAMI COUNTY. KAN. - Ballard
& Son have a 80 barrel well in No.
on the Leonard farm in the southwest
of 21-16-22.
The Atlas Petroleum company No.
IL on the Charles Whirall farm in
the southeast of 33-16-23 is dry and
abandoned.
The standard Royalties company
has a dry one in No. l on the j. F.
Mason farm in the northwest quarter
of 25-l7-22.
In the southwest of 2O-l7-23, the
r. +. Allen No. 2 on the fee is good
for 5 barrels.
AT SAND SPRINGS-The Phoenix
Refining company Is fishing at 1926
feet on the Crowder farm in the south
east corner of the northeast OF the
southwest of 5-19-11.
Sweeney and associates No. l on
the s. Berryhill farm in the north
west corner of the southwest Of 81
1911 is shut down at 1850 feet.
The Phoenix Refining company has
a rig up on the II. johnson farm in
the center OF the east line OF the
northeast of the northeast Of 36-l9-1l
for No. on the farm.
AT RED FORK-Near the Billings
lea and Atlantic Petroleum strike in
the southwest corner OF the northeast
OF the northwest OF 24-19-10 the
Gypsy Gil company now has a rig up
on the l.. Hardridge farm in the
northwest corner OF the southeast Of
the northwest OF the section to offset
II to the south and e. N Gillespie's 8
rig on the same farm in the southeast
corner OF the northwest of the north
west Of the section is still standing.
IN WOODWARD OOUNTY-The
Home Producers Oil & Gas Co. has
commenced its test in 3-21-21w and
Is now casing with the 15-inch at 1875
feet. The ~ " Inch Is expected to be
carried to about 600 feet. All OF the
casing has been provided for, most of
which is on the ground. Adams e.
Gouy are drilling the test and have
a fully equipped California derrick.
1t is being drilled on a structure and
is contracted for 5000 feet.
AT TOWANDA-The Atlantic Pc
troleum corporation is drilling at 1875
feet on the Parker No. l in 16-26-4
No. is drilling at 500; No. is down
200 feet.
The Sinclair oil & Gas Co., Markham
and the Gypsy OIL company are still
fishing at 740 feet on the Dempsey
No. S in 11-26-4.
The Sinclair OIL & Gas Co, Markham
down tools after completing No. 12
on the Dillenbeck farm in 35-25-4.
AT CIIERRYVALE-Th Atlantic
Petroleum corporation has 1000
foot gas well in No. 3 on the b. NJ.
Belairs farm in 10-33-17. No. 2 on
the farm is a 1000, ,000-foot gas well.
The same company No. l on the
T. NJ. Watkins farm In 10-33-17 is a
location.
The Atlantic company has made a
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location for No. 8 on the Belairs farm
in l0-33-l7.
AT GARRER-The Sinclair OIL 4
Gas Co. IL shut down for an under
reamer in No. on the Kisner farm
in l9-22-3w.
The same company No. I on the
Belveal farm in 24-22-4w is shut
down for machine repairs.
On the Hoy No. Q In 25-22-iw the
Sinclair OIL & Gas Co. has n 10-bar-
rel well.
IN THE OSAGE-C. x. Peters has
showing for a nice well In the
northeast corner OF the southwest OF
the southwest OF 35-26-9 at Is feet
in the Mississippi lime. found at 2.fl5
feet. The we'll has made several
flows of about Is barrels each and
operations are shut down for tankage.
b. Clark has n rs barrel well in No.
l I'm section 22-29-9.
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY. KAN
c. ID. Dickens and others No. on
the James Lutrell farm in the south
east OF the northwest Of 33-33-1l Is
a dry hole.
Thomas Galley has n dry hole and a
20 barrel well respectively In Nos. o
and on the NJ. V. Floyd farm in the
northeast of the southwest OF S-34-1l.
NOWATA COUNTY--Ross. O'con-
ner and others No. on the Fay Ran
dali farm in 226-16 is dry and No. 8
on the same farm Is also dry.
Boop, Sitz and others No. I on the
James Randall farm in the southeast
OF the southwest Of 3-26-1G is a 40
barrel we'll
DUVAL COUNTY. TEXAS - The
Sinclair oil & Gas Co. is shut down
| for orders in No 2 on the Shallert
farm in Duval County, Texas. 1t is
down $50 feet.
The same company Gravis No. ]
is shut down for orders
At GLENN POOI~H. F. Wilcox
is drilling at 1000 feet on the John
r. Self farm in 2i-17-12.
The same party Is rigging up 10
drill In the southeast corner OF the
northwest Of 26-17-12.
At MOUNDS-H. +. Wilcox is
drilling at 1900 feet on the Kins
farm in the southeast OF 24-17-12.
ht SoIllt company iibkihS up ~
| drill i'm the southeast corner Of the
northwest OF 26-17-12.
SOUTH OF CUSHING-The Gypsy
OH company Is drilling at 3,100 feet
and Is about due in No. l on the ].
| A. Campbell farm in the southeast
corner OF the southwest of the south
west OF 21-17-5.
IN THE OSAGE-The No. 40 OF
the Osage-Hominy & Sinclair Gull
companies on the big lease in 9-23-s
Is dry in the shallow s00-foot sand
and will probably be drilled deeper
AT LEONARD-The Atlantic Pc
troleum company and II. f. Wilcox
still have the rig up for No. Z on the
Stockton Porter farm in the north
west Of 23-17-14.
! MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KAN
II. T.. Clark and others No. on the
A. ]. fischer farm In the northeast
of the northeast Of 2432-14 is n IL
| barrel well.
NEOSHO COUNTY. KAN. - The
Commonwealth Dill a. Gas Co. ha sar
so barrel we'll in No. 20 on the Alber'
Binehart farm In the southeast Of
| 31-2g-1g
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EAST OF GORDON-The Al oil
company test In 24-29-5e made 1875
barrels on the swab in 12 hours Tues
day. 1t flows little occasionally
when agitated.
At KEIIYVILLE.-The Sperry oil
& Gas Co. No. l on the Brink farm in
25-17-10 is dry and abandoned at
2,6l5 feet.
At PAULS NALLEY-The ole OIL
company is shut down ut 1900 feet
on the II. c. Florence farm in 81
4n-1w.
AT KILGORE-The Blackhawk OH
& Gas Co. has abandoned the test on
the Jim Littrell farm in 10-2n-5w at
a total depth OF 2.2s0 feet.
AT BALD HILL.-The Cosden Oil
& Gas Co. No. ! on the Anderson farm
in 2-15-l4 is u 10-barrel well after
shot
At CUSIHNG.-TheC Cosden Oil &
Gas Co. No. on the S. Sawyer farm
In 22-17-7 is a 60-barrel natural well
In the Bartlesvillc sand.
At BRADLEY-The Uncle Sam
No. l on the Tuttle and Beal farm
in 27-4n-5w Is shut down at 1900
feet.
At BRADLEY-Th Unity OIL &
Gas Co. is running the 6S inch casing
at 1900 feet In No. 1 on the Cooper
farm in 1S5n5w.
At BROKEN ARROW. - II. f.
Wilcox Is rigging up No. on the
IL lrats fn N hA RI nCf
OF 22-19-14.
HOWARD, KAN.-H. +. Wilsox is
moving in rig and tools to drill on the
Gragg farm In 4-29-11 in Elk county,
Kan.
AT CUSHING-The Sinclair Oil &
Gas Co. has abandoned No. on the
Sallle Boyd farm In 22-1s-7 at a total
depth OF 3,20s feet.
At YALE-The Atlantic Petro-
leum company No. 2 on the Sherman
farm in 1875 is still n location.
AT ARCADIA Mckinley and
others No. ! on the Hughes farm in
S3-14lw is drilling at 1890 feet.
AT MELVTLLE-The Gray OIL com
pduy HAS Il IiB uP thc hiic6Si ~
in 14-4n-2w.
AT ROBERTSON - Murphey .&
Abram are shut down at 465 feet in
No. / in 23-1n-3w.
AT ALMORE-W. II. Davis is shut
down at 1.770 feet in No. l on the
Scholfield farm in 29-1n-2w.
AT ROSEDALE-The Barnsdall OIL
company has rig up on the Thomp-
son farm in 36-5n-1e.
AT HARRAH-O. II. Nelson has
rig up on the Wolf farm In 17-12-2e.
AT JENKS-Krels & Shrewsbury
have completed No. l in 15-1S12 and
have q showing for a 5-barrel well.
AT WAITER-The Grubstake OIL
company has rig up on the Coogan
| farm in 26-2s-9w.
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AT KILGORE-The Blackhawk OIL
g. Gas Co. has abandoned the test on
the Jim Littrell farm In 102n-5w at
a total depth OF 2,2S0 feet.
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EAST OF GORDON-The Al oil
company test In 24-29-5e made 1875
barrels on the swab in 12 hours Tues
day. 1t flows little occasionally
when agitated.
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AT JENKS-Krels & Shrewsbury
have completed No. l in 15-1S-12 and
have q showing for a 5-barrel we'll
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At KEI.LYNILLE.-Th Sperry oil
& Gas Co. No. / on the Brink farm in
25-17-10 is dry and abandoned at
2,6l5 feet.
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AT HARRAH-O. r. Nelson has n
rig up on the Wolf farm In 1712-2e.
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AT BALD HILI.-The Cosden Oil
4 Gas Co. No. on the Anderson farm
in 2-15-l4 is u 10-barrel well after
shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20

At PAULS VALLEY-The ole OIL
company is shut down ut 1900 feet
on the II. c. Florence farm In 81
4n-1w.
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Oil Stocks

Furnished by strandberg. McGreevy q Co,
l21 East Third street (Hotel Tulsa). Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20
MAY TIE UP GARBAGE PLANT
Injunction Threatens To Jeopardixc
Sanitation at Okmulgcc.

Special to The World.
OKMULGEE, okla, July 19.-City
officials are now confronting prob
lem in the disposal Of garbage In the
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AT ROSEDALE-The Barnsdall OIL
company has a rig up on the Thomp-
son farm in 36-5n-1e.
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AT AI,MORE-W. II. Davis is shut
down at 1.770 feet in No. l on the
Scholfield farm in 29-1n-2w.
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At CUSIIING.-The Cosden Oil &
Gas Co. No. on the S. Sawyer farm
in 22-17-7 is a 60-barrel natural well
I'm the Bartlesvillc sand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20

AT WALrER-The Grubstake OIL
company has rig up on the Coogan
farm in 26-2s-9w.
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At BRADLEY-The Unity OH q
Gas Co. is running the 6ts inch casing
at 800 feet In No. l on the Cooper
farm In 1S-5n-5w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20

At ROBERTSON - Murphey a.
Abram are shut down at 465 feet in
No. / in 23-ln-3w
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At BRADLEY-The Uncle Sam
No. on the Tuttle and Beal farm
in 27-4n-5w Is shut down at 1900
feet.
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CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
No. on block s is drilling at 200
feet.
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AT MELVILLE-The Gray Oil com
pany has a rig up on the Krieger farm
in 14-4n-2w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-20

location for No. 3 on the Belairs farm
In 10-33-l7.
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At BROKEN ARROW. - II. f.
Wilcox Is rigging up No. on the
Brown farm in the northwest quarter
OF 22-19-14.
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AT CUSHING-The Sinclair Oil &
Gas Co. has abandoned No. l on the
Sallle Boyd farm In 22-1s-7 at a total
depth OF 3,20s feet.
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HOWARD, KAN.-H. +. Wilsox Is
moving in rig and tools to drill on the
Gragg farm in 4-29-11 in Elk county,
Kan.
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At YALE-The Atlantic Petro-
leum company No. 2 on the Sherman
farm In 1875 Is still location.
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AT ARCADIA - Mckinley and
others No. / on the Hughes farm in
33-14-lw Is drilling at 1870 feet
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NEOSHO COUNTY. KAN. - The
Commonwealth Dill a Gas Co ha san
so barrel well in No. 20 on the Albert
Binghart farm In the southeast OF
31-29-19.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. KAN
III. T.. Clark and others No. I on the
A. ]. fischer farm In the northeast
barrel well.
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DUVAL COUNTY. TEXAS - The
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. is shut down
for orders In No. 2 on the Shallert
farm In Duval County, Texas. 1t is
down $50 feet.
The same company Gravis No. I
is shut down for orders.
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c. ID. Dickens and others No or
the James Lutrell farm In the south
east OF the northwest Of 33-33-11 Is
a dry hole.
Thomas Galley has dry hole and O
20 barrel well respectively In Nos. I
and I on the NJ. V. Floyd farm in tht
northeast of the southwest OF S-341l
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ner and others No. on the Fay Ran
dali farm in 2-26-16 is dry and No.
on the same farm is also dry.
Boop, Sitz and others No. I on the
James Randall farm in the southeast
OF the southwest OF 3-26-1G is a 40.
barrel well.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15

Peter Westlund, Victor West
lund and Nels Hellstrom arrived
home from the woods Tuesday,
and are glad to get home.
Miss Edith Hedberg, who is at
tending school at Bruno, came
home Friday noon on account of
sickness but is now much inn
proved.
The Rev. Mr.. Blair Of Duluth,
and Barr from Bruno, have been
conducting a series of revival
meetings at the school house dur
ing the last week.
r. r. McCormic came down
from Foxboro last Friday and
spent a couple of days here re-
pairing the school house, which
was damaged by fire some time
ago.
E. J. Caldwell, John Pilrain, f.
Torell, Geo. and Henry Klein and
J. H. Stephenson have been haul
ing lumber for Anderson Erick-
son Co. between snow storms last
week.
A DeLaval separator expert
will be at Anderson-Eri Co.
store on April 7th. Anyone hav-
ing a DeLaval separator needing
adjustment or repair, bring them
in and have them adjusted and
examined free of charge.
The annual town meeting and
election Tuesday was very
quiet affair. The stormy weather
preventing many from going to
the meeting. S. G.. Johnson was
reelected supervisor, G. E. Car
roll assessor, A. J. Warren treas
urer and Bert l.. Clark clerk.
Mr.. Mcclure from the State
Agricultural Extension depart
ment, will be at Duquette April
18th and conduct farmers in
stitute. Meeting will be ar
ranged by and held under the
auspices of the Social Neighbor-
hood Club. Further particulars
later.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15

Athletics Friday evening from
1880 to 8 o'clock in the school
auditorium.
Edith Hedberg is not in school
this week on account Of having
the grippe.
The high school has chosen
The Merchant Of Venice Up-To-
Date for their class play.
The boys and girls are eathu-
slastic over the prospects Of hav-
ing a Boy Scout and Camp Fire
Girl organization here. Steps
are being taken to get both clubs
started in the near future.
Those of the primary, who had
a half holiday for perfect at
tendance for three months were:
Fred Murphy. Isabel Miner, John
Walsh, Milford Swift, Lorraine
Howey, Lillian Kane, and Lovonia
Bribo.
The following pupils of Miss
Swanson's room had a half holt
day for getting 100 on their re-
port cards for three months in
succession: Dorothy Gellatly,
Winnie Coulter. Lillian Avok,
Floyd Kuen, Eleanora Erickson,
The following pupils Of Miss
Swanson's room have received a
half holiday for attending school
three months in succession:
Jacob, John and Clarence Stare
DO, Werner Ball, Frances, Helen
and Ruth Walsh, Lillian Avok,
Oscar Eklund, Ethel Erickson,
Floyd Kuen, John Heath, James
Murphy and Edward Miner.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15

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