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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

beo, Slgobeo, @genf9rligbeo (@go.
i5n1e), OaarIi9t Sino operfor 0ten-
neifer, 6al0, 8piOl og Mismo0.
Otter en- fort 5orboltoling %
5elleSbsn oro9 De matl9e ar6eioere
i6jem meO 8af til Quo, for boa0
ban guo UNDER Somoeret.
s. Wf. s. / Ser. Og6I."
grGnOielsfOriDningen. &enroig,
"a. Mai. S Omegnens Sogne 90
res Der ior 8i0en ct tort 4rbeioe
meO &eniDn til 9ren0ielsforipnin-
gen. De fommunale 9iplpefaSier
bar toget Sagen op o8 gBr Snofe6,
laa at De minore 9emi0le0e fan
ppre nogenlunoe iifret lt0en at reg
he meO Sui. @ennem Sogneraa-
0ene er Der foroelt 8ren0e ira
g9nenS Itore Statsplontage / alo-
IterbeOen, og @aarom9n0ene, Der
life fan iaa pioere 9rpnOe 0piponi
belt, iaar anoiit Stgffer / Blan.
ta8elt, boor De ielo fan laoe bug
ae.
yGt SOgneraaO fiber SfOD. Star
neutrality-suspicious. Sogneraa0
5ar al @aaroeier 9}ieIs 6ltttrlrp /
aarbp % @rosierer 2tiOOig 8orm
/ Sellerltp fgbt Ell @ranplanta9e
pao II Cor. 9ano paa @jitrnp
Dart ior 10000 ar. Oct err @eri-
ii9ten at lace 5fopen fplOe til 8eo-
ite ior SoBnets ge6oere. BIanta9en
er 30 &ar 9anmel, og Sreerne
naar en- @9ioe Al 14-16 a(en.
Nan uuilaar, at Der er ca. 1000
aooe Greer pr. ID. &nnO, iaa
aommunenS 9e6oere fan ie Den
fommenOe &inter nogenlun0e TO.
ti9t / Mpoe.
Observation-Disclosures, Der bpile
De paa @lontn9ell, er i'll. @tor5p
6olfebl.~ bleoen oilgit al en- 5or#
pligteie til at efterpIonte 2(realet
eiter 9rigen.
SOlgtc Spjifoler. 8pisiel 8olfe.
6eiifole er al 5oritanOer Steons
iolgt til 0qrer 3. 30. 6ielbo, u
itrltp pr. 2fr0en. 0pertugellen ifer
l.. Q(lgltIt. Sfolen oripes til 96o-
oember iom @siifole, men bill ies
mere %unoeroiie / 9%onO6rtg5- %
6us6olOningSiag.
Steun5 6eHfoGe meO ct Soro.
tiai1Qen0e al ca. IA G6r. 2on0,
er al acknowledgement arebS.
.2onge Iolgt til ct SntereSontifab
al G1nens 9eboere for $4,000 Ser.
Ilpgteoe rnsiiifc 9rigsfanger.
.Sefs ruSiiIfe ari9sianger anfon
forle0en / oaben 9oao til 4riltian-
10 eiter at 6aoe til6ra9t 10 Siner
paa @apet. &c par ilpgtet froStol.
pemiin0e, 6oor De bap0e oGret be-
Ifeitiget me0 WtarfarbejOe / 9ter'
6eoen, % 9apoe opret 20 Waane-
ser / 8angenIfab. De 6leo ienere
iert til Sponefe.
Gn @abe til 5nn9elejren. Oiref'
tyr @ottlieb @ridbien ! &apoers
bar iii. .@ono. u. @o." tilbuot
8angeleiren peo 8i6org ct Julio
itpnoigt Get neutrality-suspicious.
ter til gratis afbenpttelie iaa l9fl-
9e 2eiren narer. 8illige bar Di-
r~efteren tilbll0t 9eiren gratis afbe-
npttelie al olle bans oiiponible
Sims.
SpSSfalo. SOP. Qtanufaftnr-
6anOler / apbenbapn Mis- Gbriitian-
Gaben er efter l9ngere &iOs Spa-
geIigbeO aigaaet pe0 9pOen, &c
2(or 81. Snnmen meO aioeoe @roS-
ierer Otto itarteoe ban oct / i'm
Gio fenOte SiIfeoore-6irma Otto
4 &o6en, iom De 0reu / en- Mar
ruffe. Gen Qlfoe0e uar al Ien0er-
ipo7f Sln9t, i0et bans 6uoer bar
2amOt5in9Smano, @ropriet1r 81.
mon &a6en.
- Oberitlgitnant IS. %. S.5mit5,
G. al 9bg. og Como, er af9oaet
peo 0pOcn paa lin GienOom alo.
itermoie oeo 0eliin0er, buor ban
bar 6oct, iioen Dan / 1900 tog lin
..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

q. al &egeniionerne, Der ltooilte en-
for Stlt0enter uaDminOelig Smart
neis; De raabte Surra for 10 gre,
3 @onge nor % Gre. 8or 90 gre
long De, % for 1 Ser. laoe0e DC
n6olfeitbel") og meo me9en 8el.
billie. Zen bleo bilit oeIfommen
al allie og fit Stette ira ale, life
minoit ira 6otfets 6reoe Gag.
Storitaoens 3po. 8laa aors
INSTRUMENTATION / Mites. areoS.
forblut0et ior 9laa 9ors / oel
more 9D % 96riitiansbaon afbolot
9(itenen oen Il. Mai en- iar0eleS
~oellpffet 5eitligbeo / 9re0remenig.
beOeua Sofaler / lStormgoOe, iom
inoleoe6eS al 9loa &ors' f@ortrin-
lige Strpgeorfeiter.
9oItor 3itor6t T6omien, @et5.
icnnnefirfet, boGOt 6oreorag ON
Storitaoens 9fpo % 9llfobolismen.
Guleren tog lit llOgangSpanft ia
9(u6. 81, bpor Der tales ON ID
l6DIon ben tore og ON Yfoos
iGtningen bertil, oct ny Seru a.
lem. 8i FINDER / agben5aUn 8rPf
ira 6egge oi5ie gDer. Com / 9a.
6ulon er Der i Dor 6ooe0ito0 it5Dre
,&i9oom % enOml iterre Sat
tig0omL % Il tugten II, llIeoeli9
6e0en meoer oS ira 9iteratnren,
Geoter og gariete iaa ifanIpit, at
man ilet lite tan mi5ioritaa ben
grinmIe 2ioerlig6e0. Gen tore
Strgm al SpirituS, Der ienoes no
oocr 9pen, ietter ogioa lit 9rg5
paa Den. 3oleren baOOe talt n1eo
5u6e Al aoii1oer, Scr ianireoe
ouer 5piritl9forbl0etS 0p5eoelI e.
iii Den 4%SoIitiitation, iom 8reIten
baooe til @ta6o, 6IiOer Der boer
O(aoneo ino6rogt 100 filG0e 4er-
Toner, men / 5or6uOsmaateoen tim
;. Ger er iaaleoes ogiaa I Stor.
itaoen 1rpf al oct me Sernialem.
Nor Di9tiaite SamiunOSinltitltion,
i%e5icuuuet. er bp1get poo oct 9rill.
clip. Iieneite % SeIuopoirelie. d
tAartcn, oen %,Snititution, ON bpil'
fen oct mere emo ON nogen an.
Den Quloer, at oen oil g6re ct Pr.
6ci0e / 4tpitefnrligbeO % Seloop-
.lS'rclic. ticl1er DC uIpffelige % Il.
0en0e. Get er / isrite &Gffe @noS
Alcniqbeo, Der lager Jig al oisle
SteObsrn.
Ser er ifet itor 6%oran0rill9
Ge ii0ite % Aor, men Utaalef:
On S~ooeoitao, Der leOes otter Sri.
ii @runotanter Itaar enom /
oct %iierne.
Gn Sprcprpue / Sfolerne. Rau
Overwhelming al commissioner for
Ell Contamination ali OeoItllmnne-
oeienet bar llnoeroisningsminllte.
riet 6eltemt, at Der ifal foretageS
en- Ssreprepe | alle Sanoets lStos
Ter FOR at ioa tonitateret, boor
mango ifolepligti9e 9srn Der lioer
al 6img6erigbeo og i 6oor 9sl
Ell 8rao.
@n iaaoan Sereprsoe er bleoen
afbolot peo oct fsbenbaonife $50.
leppien bnor oct bar oiit JIG, at
life minore emo % psf. al Ver'
/ meme leo al 5rmgberigbeo, og II
/ pGt. par er0og tlnlgbsre paa begge
2ren.
arigsinngclejrcne. Morgen al.
8 Den 90. Mai anfom Den tDlfe
0a3arer6onmper o5mperator" til
Seliingsr neo t52 r%uSiiIfe ari9s.
ianger - So Ofiicerer og 81 lln-
6eroificerer % Nienige.
9aa aomiteen ior ari8stan9e-
~leirenes 8egne par 0refter 9elln0
. Ge5iau meot for at moota9e San.
~
0eruc, % oisies 9anoietnin8 iore9It
. meo Itor Surtiobeo, oa De tlelte a.
Dem fltaoe flare JIG Oeo egen 0lGlp.
g oct 5cle ipnte5 Oenne 6ranS-
port ~raIfere enc De ioregaaenoe,
Oh fun cen Soloat maatte bgres !
|; 9an0. 81. 8 par alIe uOitibeoe %
forte til 9oriereo=g eircn. Ser bleo
De bepprteoe rleo 0be % TOM Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

6n0er, bar tilitaaet, at oct bar 6am
Der 9nr iorpol0t ben lille Bige5
0p0. S i'm '5a0ers Sfuffe baDoe
ban fun0et Ell gollnel GeDoloer,
JON ban og @igen lege0e me0. 9a
9igen pil6e fi9ge inc / 9obet, trpf-
fe6e ban al u0en at bloc, at &e-
poloeren par laot. Sfltoet ramte
Den lille 8ige / Salien og 0re6te
benoe.
8rrbt i'm SrO6er. &G6en6apn,
"A. O}ai. 30 8r9ore, Den 16aarige
4arl og Den 8aarige 4nu0 Son-
len, lege0e i @ftermio0og &6pere
o9 Sol0ater / oereS 9iem / Del
leni6legerSgo0e 80. ltn0er 9egen
afpreoe Ben tore 9ren9 en- Ge-
ooloer moo lin lille 9ro0er. Gaabe
net bar lo0t, og anll0 itprteOe on
paa @ptGoet, rant al en- &ugle /
Sobe6et. San bleo 6ra9t poo SO
Ipitalet, 6por man erflpreOe, at
8rel9en fun 6ab0e faa elmer at
leOe /.
Meningiti9'en. st 0po5falo og
to npe EilfeI6e i 9fanoer8. 8aa
Oct militere Chronological er ell
unq 2(rtilleriit 8rips5olm ira Salt-
6olm46ortet oe0 al tlt6erfuGe5 W}e-
nin9iti8 SEN IS. Otaj.
Dragon SEMEN, 6iemme6p-
reiDoe paa 0uelllt6 Seoe, Boris
pr. &iborg, er inof99t poa @pioe-
mi6l6et I SANDERS, lioenoe al 0}e=
ninQitis. Gili9Goet er meget let.
ISol0aterne paa Den 5ooeItlte, bDor
Den ollgrebne bar opbol0t Jig, er
~internere6e. 8aa @pioemaIggd1u=
Jet CT en0oiOere in0lagt en- 10.
aarig 0reng, lioen6e al Menin-
9itis.
Gen 32-aari9e 8prb6Oer, SO.
Grifien, ser for en- balO SneS
Gage iiOen blep inola9t paa Cpl
0emiipgc5uiet ! GafIfou, er Ogo al
0}eningitis.
@n 8ige, Ser tiente bos
@aar0eier Sgren 1ielien / Bel
le6p, er bleoen inolagt paa Cpl
0emiipge6lliet / 2(or5llS, lioenoe al
MeningitiS.
Barnet MATTE bente HOliti til
Siemmct. Gn t0aari9 0reng fom
forle0en grnoen6e inc paa Bolitt-
Itationen / &orier8 og bao en- Be
tent qao meo bjem, vfor 6ar er
fllo, og mt ilaar 6an Wfor". @n
getient ftlgte ltrafS meo Dre1'
gen no i ct pent Qlrbei0erfoarter.
hDor Ronen 6ao 6am ON at tagt
Wonoen nteo. San bar tonunet
milo 6iem % bap6e operfaloet ben'
De og iegte at fpele benoe, tortoltt
bum, og bun tllr0e life o9re alen(
meo 8srnene 6o5 BAN. Setlen'
ten tog ian ifel9e 09orl. 9o."
Mtn6en, Der bar meget bertlet
nleo iig og onbragte bam | Detelt'
tionen. Oct eff ion altio, &onens
9o0e Sierte lob al meo beroe.
bqln BAD for Monoen, og ban 6laf
| n1eo en- 9goe paa 10 Ser.
Sauareret tDif TlpDemaifine. SIS
bier9, %. Mai. gSbierg-&lrtterer
,@nergi" optog ifel8e D@sblerg'
Soften / 6reoa9s paa Saoet uofoi
@eItfplten en- tpIf 2%eitnant og Ell
llnoeroificer ira ct 6aoareret Iero'
plan. Otter at De tpife 6lpoert
6op6e bierget Motoren om 9orO
.Gnergi", itof De Ieroplanet, DC,
6op0e faoet Ell @inge br@ffet,
9ralto. 91ogen 8io efter fom er
3eppeIiner til Steoe o9 optog Of
TO 3lppere ionlt Motoren.
SamtalmiSiiunen. 5 2lnIeOnin9
of SontalmiSiionens so NarS SIT
6ifulm / September 1917 bar 9e
Itprelien for oen 6nnIfe Santal
misunderstanding ioaet IilloOelie til
at ser / ale 2on0ets &irfer Sgn.
ooQ Sen 90. Septelnber optageS er
Solicit pes De oroinpre @ltoStie
iditer til Ioroel Tor 0pfgrelien q.
en- mn airfe paa observation-disclosures
/ Gltnfu / Santaliltan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

gers Gnfomit.
Sfppbrnnoe. Ser er / @aar 81
t~ermi0oags, i~fripes Der ben %.
@oi t6bruot SO6 1 &oI0 Sfoo,
8eit for MDIenberg 9aOegaar0. @n
itor N%rbejositprfe ipger at be9rens
lie Sl0en.
- SEQ Nfi0oagstio / @aar op.
ito0 SI0 i 6u1e 8lnntaee peo aal-
borg, Der inotoger ct @real oi 70
80r. 2ano. 3loen bar / ben iterfe
Storm 6reot fig meo itor Seftlg9e0
% ser er itor 6ure for belle
Plantogen.
99lte Tag ifriOes:
Gil Slnfningen al 9ranoen /
9fol0 Sfop bar Der hamlet Ell Pr
beiO5itprfe paa ca. 200 Nan0. Oct
lpffeoe5 oeo 64Iioen at be9renie
Sl0en. Ser oar oa br9not ca. A
i10r. 2on0 iSfop, for St6rite0elen
llngifoo.
9ranoen / Sune 8lanta9e
bleo illffet 81. 3 Girs6ag Otter
nriooog. 20 5reoieoeIe al 9lanta
gen elIer ca. 30 8or. 9ar0 oar
"a g0elagt al SIoen.
Gn 6el Rlantooe 6rGnot. 8e0
96rn5 2e9 nleo GgnOitiffer OPP.
ItoO ser 5irsoag aften oe1 %.
0&ai SGo i 5DrrepIantu9eL til
5erenoe @aaroeier Socobien, go.
ienOal peo SaoianO. &eIe 8lanta.
gen 6r9note.
Sill s.. y. Il. Sp.s Sgeeefono,
! G~pbenba0n, er Der ira lib. 4tai
! inOgaoet iplgenoe 8aoer: aoncert
ioa llOiol8 / Q}arienoalSfirfen al
81. &. Il. III, St. =. II. St. o9 s.
i. 10000. 81. j. Il. St. /
i9ienne oe0 aomteSie anut6 $1,000.
8eo y6ope0itaoen" 10000. Subj.
%lGumtSgaoe ira SeIu5firfen5 g. j..
Il. 81. 10000. @roSierer 9oltis
@oli til 9eieitllen 100000. 5rf.
Bertha @anien 10000. Otariofir-
fens s.. 6. Il. SIS llOidI8 10000.
st MeOlem al St. 5. Il. SIS 3opeo-
Iiorening 1000. SiOite 9iorag
Ira uiOgOe N. &" b. Ooerretaiag-
ierer 3eltt6en $4,000. 6ru 8ano.
Iege SpreobIer 10000. Snofom.
met paa oJSparefasiebgger" 2366,20
0erunoer: 1Srlt See 2lnOerIen 10000
Bropitinoe 9eegaaro 10000, 6rf.
9lnna Beterien 10000, 5rf. @ntnla
@re6en Sanien 10000, 6ru Sat
trrrp 10000, 5rf, Aitrio @itrltp
2G3,45, 9arone@e Billie 9rnbe
10000. Yoitoril1oe Brandt 1880,
8rf. Opeien 10000, 6rf. 2. 81.
renien 10000. Snofommet i min.
Gre @aoer 244, 70.
81 Gauge %iaaret. 9opbierg, IA.
Mai. On llftg Nano, g. SIR. Nei-
rlrp ira Cor. 9teiritp / @ngberg bar,
iioen arigen bre0 no, beltaget JONI
iripillig / oen engelife Seer paa
8eItironten. San Loo ZIG boeroe /
Den fanuohfe !S9r 90 ooerisrtes
til europa. Sioite 9lur oeltog ban
i oe baoroe aonnpe omfring Der
Dun, poor ban blep iaaret og laa
ilere Waal1eoer paa ct Soipitdl |
Gngluno, men bleo belbreoet, og /
Gfteraaret gif ban after til 5ron'
ten.
0teirltp lbor MI reItaget / a@m-
peila9et PEG arraS, 9Dor ban at.
ter 6leu iaaret mellem oen1. og 10.
Q(pril. San li88er nj after paa ct
engelif Soipital, ioaret / oct pen'
tire Ben.
9rGite. 90 MisiiOnGrfonpent /
SolbGf. @tt Sfnre al Brelter %
Snore%0tiSfionerer ira Solbpf amt
Iamleoes Den II. Wtoi / SOLICIT til
aonpent.
Om 6~ormiooogen inoIeoeoe 8a-
itor q. 5oerien, aarbp en- 6or9ono-
ling oper Gmnet: uSOaO ber so.
p~eOformaalet pere for Dor Breoi.
fen og 8ionesbprO2" Sttoleoeren
bctoneOe itprft, at OrOets 5orfpn-
Oere nlaa oogte iig for at blipe uQll-
lemonoSmin0e", ,1alenlaitiner" ell
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30
EASTER VACATIONISTS

Many of the Bemidji girls and
boys, who are attending various uni
versities, schools and colleges will
return to Bemidji for their Easter va
cations, while others will be the
guests of friends and relatives in va
rious cities and towns. Some Of the
boys, who had not planned on COM
ing home for their vacations, may be
compelled to do SO if the Bemidji ma
val militia is called out, being men,
bers of that body.
Margaret Anderson will return to-
morrow morning from Moorhead nor
NAL school, and will be the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George An
ders0n, of Bemidji avenue. She was
among the guests at house party at
the home of Miss Ruth Cronequist
of Erskine today.
Ella Laqua will return next week
from Manchester college.
Ve1ma Dean, who attends St.
Mary's hall, Faribault, will not re-
turn until April 10.
Alvin Olson will return next
week from the University of North
Dakota. Mr.. Olson is a member of
the Bemidji naval militia.
Edwin j. Simons, who is also a
student at the University Of North
Dakota, will not return to Bemidji
for his vacation unless the naval mill
tia is called into service.
Leon Battles, student at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, will return to
his home next week. Mr.. Battles is
also militia boy.
Don Shannon is expected home next
week and will be the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Shannon,
during vacation. He attends the ag-
ricultural school at St. Paul.
Claire Nangle will not return to
Bemidji for Easter but will be the
guest of relatives in Toronto, Can
ada. Miss Nangle attends the Uni
versity of Toronto.
Dorothy Torrance, Oberlin college
student, Oberlin, o., will visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Wallace Webster,
in Indiana and friends and relatives
in Cleveland, o., during Easter.
Alex Ripple will return Wednesday
Of next week from Wahpeton, N. D.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30
where he is a student in the school

where he is a student in the school
of science. -
Corrine Carlson, Hamline univer-
sity student, St. Paul., will be the
guest of Minneapolis friends.
Izora Scott, Of Granville college,
Ohio, will be the guest of her brother,
F. F.. Scott, of Newark, Ohio.
Helen Evans, University of Mime
sofa student, will visit relatives in
Eau Claire, Wis.
Arvilla Kenfield has returned from
Minneapolis where she is taking a
course in Miss Woods Kindergarten
school.
Lester Achenbach will not return
from the University of Wisconsin at
Madison for Easter, the vacation be-
ing too short to warrant the trip.
Ralph Oracle, who is student at
the University of Minnesota, does not
expect to return for Easter vacation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30
MRS. BALTZELL HONORED

The members of the Royal Neigh
Dor lodge gave a farewell party last
night in honor of Mrs. Homer Bait
zell, 1920 Park avenue, and present.
ed to her a Royal Neighbor pin.
Those present were Mesdames Charles
Parker, Leon Jewett, L. G.. Crotbers,
julius Meilicke, George French, P.
M. Peterson, H. Palmer, Maude Pet
erson, George Elletson, Bert Clark.
Moritz, George Sterling, Harry
Slough, T.. J. Slough, John Kittle-
son, George Paquin, Misses Georgia
Smith, Lillian French and Mrs. Bait
zell's sister, Miss Esther Mackey, of
Ferris. The evening was spent in
cards and music, after which re-
freshments were served.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30

Wilbur Lycan, son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. S. Lycan Of the Markham hotel
will return tomorrow from Duluth
where he is connected with the Far
mum Construction company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30

Miss Ruth Anderson, superintend.
ent of the Lake Julia sanatorium, Pu-
posky, returned to that institution
this morning after spending yester-
day in the city on business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30

to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken.-Adv 14tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30

Miss Marie Horner, one of the
teachers in the Bemidji schools, will
spend her Easter vacation with
friends at FosSton.
e. H. Ref of the Clearwater Abb
stract company of Bagley was in the
city on business matters yesterday.
Mr.. Trai.or, an Indian agency in
spector, was in the city yesterday,
having been at Red Lake agency.
Get your diaries before the supply
has been exhausted; 1-3 of. Pho
neer office. tt
Mrs. Hattie Ostrander of Turtle
River is visiting at the James Martin
home for short time.
Anton hilbert of Turtle River, for
merly of this city, was business Wis
itor in Bemidji today.
Optometry means eye service.
Diaries Of all descriptions; 1-3 OH
at the Pioneer Office as long as they
last. tt
Mrs. A. w. Sheets of Lake Plan
taganet transacted business in Be-
midi yesterday.
Mrs. C. H. Fullerton OF Brainerd is
visiting relatives in Bemidji for a
few days.
You'll like Koors' bread. Ask your
grocer for it. d27tf
A. c. Goddard of the Red Lake In
dian agency was in the city yester-
day.
George Elletson is tarnsacting bust
ness in Fargo, N. D., for a few days.
Perry Nelson of Bagley was a bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-03-30
NEW MUSIC CLUB

Margaret Lord was elected presi-
dent of a class in musical apprecia-
ton lately organized by the pupils
Of the Hayden School of Music. The
class will meet every Saturday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. The other officers
are Dorothy Wilson, treasurer, and
Claudia Erickson, secretary.
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Personals and
Newsy Notes

Mrs. G. R. jacob, 1877 Reeves av-
enue, will leave this noon for Madi-
son, Wis, to spend a few days with
her son, Rheinold, who is a student at
the Wisconsin university From
Madison, Mrs. jacob will go to Mon
trial where she will spend several
weeks visiting with her daughter,
Miss Geraldine jacob. During Mrs.
Jacobs absence, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Henry of East Grand Forks will re-
side at the jacob home.-Grand
Forks Herald.
H. D. Kenfield, who has been hib-
ernating in the kumquat and magno-
liza groves of Orange Beach, Ala, the
past winter, left that place last Mon
day for the northern pine woods.
Mr.. Kenfield is visiting relatives in
Michigan on his way home. Mrs.
Kenfield will not return to Cass Lake
until about May Class Lake Times
To intending settlers and farm la
borers apply to w. E. Black, Can
adam Government Agent, Clifford
Building, Grand Forks, N. Dak., for
settlers and laDOrerS' rates ana Other
information in Western Canada, i. ~; {
32stf
Walter F. Dickens, superintendent
of the Red Lake agency, who came to
Bemidji yesterday, returned to his
home today and was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Eloise Dickens, a
student in the Bemidji high school.
She will spend the Easter vacation at
her home
Henry Paquin will return today or
tomorrow from Little Falls where he
has been for a short time. He will
be accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
J. D. LaChance, who will make her
home here with her son.
Fred Kruger, who is in the en-
ploy of the Northwestern Telephone
company of this city, left yesterday
for Fargo, N. D., where he will spend
three weeks on business before re-
turning to this city.
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Mrs. X. B. McCready, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Abercrom-
bic, left last evening for Rochester,
MIMI, where Mrs. Abercrombie will
receive treatment at the Mayo hos
pital
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Easter photos of quality at price
savings; make appointments by
phone, STOW. Rich Studio. 20 10th
st. 24-47
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MORE RUSS RECOGNITION
(,RY United Pressl

Washington, March 3O.-Norway,
Denmark and Sweden have practic-
ally recognized the new government
of Russia, it was given out today.
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receive treatment at the Mayo hos
pital.
Easter photos of quality at price
savings; make appointments by
phone, STOW. Rich Studio, 20 10th
st. 24-47
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chichester
left yesterday for Chippewa Falls,
Wis, where they will spend several
days, the guests of Mr.. Chichester's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Chiches-
ter.
Wilbur Lycan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. S. Lycan of the Markham hotel,
will return tomorrow from Duluth
where he is connected with the Far
mum Construction company.
Miss Ruth Anderson, superintend-
ent of the Lake Julia sanatorium, Pu-
posky, returned to that institution
this morning after spending yester-
day in the city on business.
David Colburn of Louis, Mimi,
was a business visitor in the city to-
day.
Kodak films DEVELOPED, only 10c;
prints only &c up; post card size,
only SC. Rich Studio, 20 10th St.
312-tf
Oswald Chase, lineman for the
Northwestern Telephone company,
who has spent week at Bagley with
his family, will return to Bemidji to-
day.
Mrs. August Stanland and son,
Roy, of Leonard were in the city yes
terday, enroute to Grand Forks, N.
D., where they will visit for several
days.
Mrs. M. F. Wilson left this noon
for Duluth where she will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Magnu-
son, for three weeks.
One OF these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken.-Adv. 14tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
Lead and Zinc


MIAMI, Okla Nov. 1i.--R. p.
Sharp of Miami and DR.. II. M. Fergu-
son and associates of Mangum have
purchased the Sambo mine from the
National Bank of Commerce Of st.
Louis for s150,0OO The Sambo mine
is located near Lincolnville and is a
forty-acre lease with {,
near three hundred ton mill already
erected. The ore body on this lease
shows a 25-foot face averaging over .
per cent. Tho new owners will drill
deeper on the lease endeavoring to To-
cate a lower vein of ore,as has been
located IN other mines in the same
territory. The capacity Of the plant
will also be enlarged.
The Lucky Dozen Mining company
Is one of the new companies to enter
the mining district. This company Is
one of the new companies to enter the
mining district. This company is
composed of a dozen lucky oil men
from Holdenville and other parts Of
Oklahoma. This company has ac-
quired forty acre lease adjoining the
SwartZ mine at St Louis for which
they have paid $4,000 in cash. The
company also has several other min
eral tracts scattered over the field
amounting in all now TO $50 acres.
The lease at st. Louis will be more
horoly drilled and n mill started IN
Are very near future. The company
has unlimited capital and intends 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-15
STOCKDALE ON ADVERTISING
Noted Lecturer Brought Here for
Series of Talks.

Frank stockdale, official lecturer OF
the Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World, spoke in the auditorium of the
high school last evening to many Tulsa
advertisers. How to Meet Today's
Constitution" is the subject for the
first of a series of lectures which are
to be delivered here today and tomor-
row.
At noon today Stockdale will speak
at a luncheon at Hotel Tulsa on How
to Make Advertising Paying Invest
ment." Tonight at the high school
auditorium How TO Make Windows
Earn Trade" will be the subject.
Business Building versus Business
Getting" will be his subject at a lunch
con at Hotel Tulsa Friday noon, while
the concluding lecture will be deiiv-
cred at the high school auditorium Fri
day night and will be How to Get the
Information the Customer Wants"