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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-10-18

IN, Iuld ia, sunr,m. S,,,I,,,.. ;,
DURING IA, first f.,y 60 ~, ~ ,,.
he attended th. ui,.Iow ,,,,,
sclools hpd wbIIn 4, Snn,. n,, p' A.,
atleud.J what IN L,n,,n ., ~ ~, n
tonvoud diairIc, schooi. r,a -,
con,il, ga III, ,op,h vrnd. -, ,,o nj
Glow schooIs I'm tho yoar io,s III,
IN. following momb,rs "a, a., ,,"..,
Wildn ,:r.,sh.m Ea,ho, .,,,,,,,,,'.'
Jean Mck,c. Eynr, co,rnn p,,,,,'
ChunIng. Nelson McKee, r,nnL iaoi''
you and I,n DAVIS uo ,iso a,,,,,,.'',
one ycai high scbooI An wa,,n,,i,,
Grove. Mo.
lie with his mo,b.r a,ovo ,,o,
their a, N. in Norwood IN ,hIs ,ia,,,
uy on (, visit inst Ju,y yis,,in, re-,
with fri, mas and relatives ,or so,ara'
DAYS and on IN. ninth Of .juiv h. an
listed In The service of hJs co,,,,r,
and Icu from here for Je,,crso,
BARRACKS md was soon transferre,
10 the Navy training station n, Cam
Logan. bc,i Zion civ. Ills. ON m,
2Oth diy of September his motbor ro
coiycd n nice long letter from hin
stating that he was going out io
rifle practice M he was prac,IcInp 10
u sharp shooter. lie wrote his moth
or that he failed by only three poInt,
| owing to the fact that his head wa
bursting and his throat and ches
were hurting him with cold but h,
informed his mother that lust as sool
~ he got TO Telling better that n
, would make good and pass The rIgI,
examination. but sad to say Paul loo
to his bed on that date with tha
dreaded disease. Influenza pneumc
mia. During his sickness the fnmil
was KEEP, wen posted by the chaplain
OF his company as TO his condition
ne last letter received which was or
ly u few days before the news cam
Of hls. death was encouraging an,
brought the family great comfort, s.
much so that on Saturday his fathe
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Miss Libby Munson is visiting
with an old friend. Mrs. Cass Jones,
at Rulo, Nebraska.
Tom Reynolds Of Holyokc, Col
orado, has been home the past week,
on visit with his family. He re-
turned to Holyokc, Monday.
Chris Hurst and wife, Of McAllen,
Tex, are here on u visit with relatives
and friends. They are delighted with
their new home, and are prospering.
SPECIAL PRICES ON COTTON
BLANKETS-For the pext 10 days
you can buy a $l.50 blanket for
$l.35. $l.75 one for $l.58. 500 one
for $3.50, $3.50 one for S3.25, At these
prices II Is just like picking them VI
In the road. Better pick up a few.
c. w. KING.
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Our community was shocked and
saddened by the sad news which was
received Tuesday. Oct. 3, from +. s
Butler. second lieutenant OF the regi
ment, announcing the death OF RoscC
Tucker, he having died Of pneumonia
following a brief attack of Spanish In
luenza. The body was shipped TO the
bereaved relatives on Friday. Oct. ~
accompanied by an escort. Sergeant
McNeal.
the lawn at the home OF his brother
Laurimore Tucker. In Mound City
Mo-. on Saturday, Oct. IL, at 2 p. m.
y. II. Gossin OF ST. Joseph, Of the
International Bible Students Associa
tion, Of which Roscoe was a member
officiated. Many beautiful floral OF
ferings came from relatives and
friends. and one sent by his company
were silent messagss of love and es
TEEN.
Roscoe Harrington Tucker, young
est child OF. James and Permelia Tuck
er, was born In Holt county. June 23.
1889. died at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Oct.
8. 1918, At the sge Of 20 years. !
months and 16 days.
He was admitted into the limited
military service August 80. '1sl6. Ca
~, 6th Battalion. loSrd Depot Brigade.
His father departed this life Feb.
-, 1919, and two sisters and one
brother preceded him. i
He leaves 70 mourn hi death %
MOODY, Of Mound City. Mo-; and two
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cIARENcE PORTER

Another of Hollis splendid young
men has made the supreme sacrifice
In the person Of Clarence. the splen.
did son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Clinton
Porter, of Benton township. which oc.
Cured at Camp Greenl'ef. fytle
Texas. Friday night Of last week. Oct
IN. 1918. He was inducte into the
limited service and left here Sept. 4
for Camp Greenlief, Lytle. Texas. He
was raised on his fathers farm In
North Benton township, and at the
time of his being called TO the coiors
was engaged In the automobile busi
ness at Mound City. He Is survived
by his parents and three brothers
Earl, Jesse and Floyd. The remain,
were brought to Mound City. but Al
the time of our going to press. funera
arrangements had not been com
pleted
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Order Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
In the Circuit Court of Holt County.
To the October Term, A. D., 1918.
State Of Missouri, County of Holt--ss.
Now, on this lst day Of October,
A. D., 1918, comes the Oregon Build.
ing and Improvement Company, q =
Missouri corporation, by attorney,
and files its petition for dissolution
with the undersigned Clerk Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Holt County, Missouri,
praying that Notice Of Dissolution
issue, and alleging among other things
that the shareholders Of the Oregon
Building & Improvement Company, q
corporation organized under the laws
OF the state Of h lssouri, have voted to
dissolve said corporation and that ap-
plication by petition TO the Circuit
Court Of Holt COur ty, In the State Of
Missouri, has been made for an order
and judgment Of dissolution Of said
corporation, which application and Pc
tition will be heard ut the October
Term Of said Court, bsginning at tho
Court House, in the said City of Ore
gon, In said state and county, on the
2Sth day Of October, 1918, when and
where you may be and appear and
show cause why, IL any, that said
corporation be not dissolved.
Witness my hand as Clerk and the
seal Of said Court. Done at Office In.
Oregon, this LIST day Of October, A.
E. A. DUNHAM,
Circuit Clerk.
A true copy Of the record. |
Z. A. DUNHAM, 4
(Sea) Circuit Clerk.
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GRESHAM

Paul. the only son of Mr.. and Mrs
Nola Gresham. was born on the old
Gresham homestead one and three
four,hs MILES southwest Of Bigelow
on April 2ith. 1897, and passed from
this life on october 5tn. 1918. aged
twenty-one years, four months and
eleven days.
lie grew up 10 young manhood in
this neighborhood. In the year oi
1906 he moved with his parents ia
South Dakota where they resided foi
four years. In 1910 the family NOV
ed back To this vicinity where they
i.fidod two years. then moving "a
Norwood. Mo. where they now live
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Notice Is hereby given that. the un-
dersigned, b. Gossett, Administrators
Of the estate Of VIM. M. Gossstt, de-
ceased. will make final settlement Of
his accounts with said estate 9 such
administrator, at the next Term Of the
Probate Court Of, Hol. County, Mis-.
souri,, 70 be holden at Oregon, in said
County, on tho 'th day Of Novsm-
bsr. A. D, 1918.
Fi.ss publicatis6., Friday, 0cSoSG II.
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DEAN EMBREY.

DEAN FMbNF,1.
The second TO fall victim Of the
Spanish influenza was Dean Embrcy,
who died at Camp Funston, October
s. 1918, age % years, II months and
. days. He was called TO the color.
from Andrew county in August, 1918,
and was sent to Camp Funston. and
went into training, and proved in his
brief service to be an excellent soldier
He was born in Clay county, Mo-. NJ.
vember 3, 1896, and was the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Embrey; the de-
ceased with his parents came to
Holt county in 1901, and they reside
near the Iron bridge on the Nodaway,
southeast Of Oregon. He is, survived
by his parents; three brothers. Gar
land. Marion and Clarence, and two
sisters. Mrs. Mary Sale, and Miss
Gertic. The funeral services were
held ut the family home. on Friday
afternoon last. October IL, conducted
By the Rev. c. y. Hand Of the Ore
gon NJ. T.. Church, the body being
laid away In the Fillmore cemetery.
The following letter pertaining Ia
the death of this young soldier was
sent the parents by General Leonard
Wood. commanding Mt Camp Fun
ston: ~. S. Embrcy, Oregon, Mo
II have just learned with deep re-
grct Of the death Of your son. ] wisi
to express TO you my sympathy. an,
my appreciation of his services. Dear
Embrey gave his life In his country
service Just as unselfishly and frcel.
as they are giving who are dying o'
the battle field, In the great cause TO
which we are all fighting. lie gav'
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We believe in the United
States Of America. rs a govern
ment Of the people, by the peo-
pie, for the people. whose just
powers are derived from the con-
sent Of the governed; n Democ.
racy In q Republics. n sovereign
nation Of many sovereign states.
n perfect Union, one and inSep-
arabic, established upon those
principles Of freedom, equality,
Justice and humanity for which
American patriots sacrificed
their lives and fortunes. Our
duty 10 our country Is TO love Il;
20 support its Constitution; 10
obey is laws; 20 respect its flag;
and TO defend II against all enc
mics.
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We desire to return our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
and neighbors who so kindly came TO
our assistance in our hour Of grief and
trouble.
MRS. JAS. TUCKER AND FAMILY.
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A Ford touring car for sale-in
good shape. Cali on or address, George
Sipes, X. 8. Oregon, Mo:
.Ladies"M Maxine" Kid Shoe, gray
cloth top. French heel. $500 value.
Special for the next 10 days, Si,00.
q ~ KING
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IL am prepared to do oil kinds Of
sewing. Call on Mrs. Aileen1 Blum.
Farmers phone, LAB.
FOR SAlE--My place Of two lots
and 5-room Uuse In the Highland Cd
dition. MRS. GEORGIA SIMERLY.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

FOR CUEEECTUK-By VIrtufe and
authority Of the Democratic County
Central Committee. I am the Demo.
cratic candidate for Collector OF
Revenue Of Holt County. subject &c
the decision of the voters at the
polls at the general election, to be
held Tuesday, November 8, 1918.
J. 81. SHUMATE.
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ATTENTION. coMRADCo

ATTENTION, CoMRA0Eo
Meyer Post viii hold its regular 90
tobsr meeting ct the hos.e Of D. p.
JACOB KING. Con.
n q. MORGAN, Adj. iiy &
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Can you doubt theevidence ofsthis
Bemidji citizen?
You can verify Bemidjt endorse
ment. IL ii..f .~
p Read this: ..,[s-
H. A. Lepper, prop. wood yard,
1410 Minnesota Ave., says: Two
years ago Irwast logging lin the
woods and being exposed torso much
cold, and rainy weather caused my
kidneys to- become disordered. v It
brought on attacks ~of, ., rbackache.
which always bothered me worse af-5
ter sitting down awhile When,yI
went to get up, shooting pains would
grip me right across the center Of
the back and even down into my
limbs. I had a tired feeling all the
time and my kidneys didn't act reg
ularly. I read"such good accounts
of Doan's Kidney Pills + tried them,
and 'they"were 'notrlongnin irfddfng
me of; the trouble entirely" -
Price 60c, at anhdeaaers.' Don't
simply askafor n; kidneysremedy- get
Doan's Kidney Pills--tl1e same that
Mr.. Lepper> hads i Fosters ,A1ilburn:
Co., Mfgrs.; Buffalo, M y. ADV. d,
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!. AT TIL F.:
TIL E:4 A T n r. S.
B1LLIEBURKE RETURNS

In speaking of her latest Para
mount picture, Billie Burke was
heard to say a. few days ago: The
Land of Promise" is to- me one of
the realest picture I ever worked in
and in portraying the inner heart
life of the little, affection-starved
English girL Moran Marsh, 1 al
most lived the character and was
quite as worried over her problems
and troubles as if they had been my
own. ~. ~..... ~~ +. &r
81 ".The Land ofaPromise,' in which
starred for many months on % the
sneaNng Stage, was arranged for
the screen by w: Somerset Vaughan,
tsaoriginalaauthor, and will, Iathink,
prove to be even more popular than
the original, as we were; of course,
able to secure many effects impos-
sible for the. narrow 2limitsrof STAGE"
You can see Billie Burke in ''The
Land of Promise" at the Elko- thea
ter, today and tomorrow.
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son insathe crumbling ruins of his
ancestral estate, while he plays fast
and loose on the Continent. Betty,
the staunch, ) independent, spirited,
regular" American girl, renews Ro-
sales youth and restores her spirits.
She: also meets Lord Mount Dun
stan; q neighboring squire, who gives
his all to relieve the sufferings Of
his Experimentation tenants, 4 and
despite the villaineous plottings of
Sir Nigel, they win their deserved
happiness in the elimination of their
romance.
r :. Also.a special Fox comedy.
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CONSTANCE TALMADGE

Constance TIA Imadge, Select COM
edienne, will be the attraction at the
Rex theater~ tonight in a picturiza-
ton of "The Shuttle, from the novel
of the same name by Frances Hodg-
son Burnett, directed by 4Rollin Stur-
geon, and telling the story of 1.-THE
Shuttle of love whiclng laughs. at
the wide expansesof the Atlantic and
merrily weaves international ro-
nance: O.
Bettina Vanderpoel CONSTANCE
Talmadge) visits her sister Rosalie,
the neglected wife of Sir Nigel An
struthers, who leaves her and their
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PERSONALS AND
NEWSY NOTES

$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land Co. d71tf
Thomas Newton has returned from
business,.trip to Hibbing.
Attend the Red Cross overflow sale
Saturday, May II, at the Elko build
< ing: 4-9lo
Mrs. o. E.: Anderson of Ball Club
is visiting friends in Bemidji for
few days.
Miss Margaret McGrath Of Turtle
River was a between-train shopper
yesterday.
If you want car, call Enterprise
Auto Co. Office phone /, residence
phone 10. 56tf
Attorney p. ]. Russell has gone to
International Falls where he will at
tend court. H."
One Of these nice days you ought
to go. to- Hakkerup's and have your
nictnre taken. -. 14tf
Mrs. D. S. Mitchell has gone to
Detroit, Mimi, where she will visit
for two; weeks.
If you want a car, call Enterprise
Auto Co. Office phone 1, residence
nhone 10. 56tf
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. III. L. Mitchell, April 26, at Vir-
ginia, MINI.
r Miss Ella Otterstad autoed to Be-
midi yesterday and attended to bust
ness matters.
If you want a car, call Enterprise
Auto Co.. Office phone 1, residence
phone 10. 56tf
Mrs. Harry Smith of the town of
Northern passed yesterday in the city
the guest Of friends.
Anyone having anything for the
Red Cross auction Saturday can
phone w. e. Dean, chairman. 5-511
Thomas Wilcox left for Brainerd
and other points yesterday where he
will visit relatives for a month.
Miss Gladys Skinner, who" teaches
near, Kelliher, is~-in the city the
guest of her sister, Miss Dorothy
Skinner. r.
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WHAT. SOCIETY.
IS: DING !:
BENEFIT. DANCE TONIGHT

The public is cordially invited to
attend the Red Cross dance this eve
ming to be held in the city hall, for
the benefit of the Red Cross Mrs.
Tom Smart is sponsor for the dance
and the proceeds will be used to help
defrayat the expenses of the Red Cross
dinner to be given Saturday on the
vacant lot next to the Odd Fellows
building. .ssy..>. ..~-.. ...,. ,=
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Rex. Tomorrow.

N Another episode of the }Whartons'
production of the serial photodrama,
1.-THE Eagles Eye" based on a story
by William j: Flynn, recently re-
tired chief Of the United States Sec
ret service, will be presented at the
Rexsatomorrow. = -. - ., -.
Chief Flynn has arranged his ex-
posture, Of, the imperial, German gov
ernment's spy system in twenty cpl
sodes, each telling the story Of a plot
Investigated and frustrated,sduring
the past three years. Each episode
presents the auctuals facts of spy ac-
tiyity in some specific plot, ,interwo-
vensin a 'f1ctional love storyeof great
interest,
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FUNERAL2 IS1<HELD

Z The funeral of Mrs. John Wilson
Of Dewey aavenue,1 who died Sunday
evening, was held yesterday, after
noon at 1850, O'clock from the Pres
byterian church, Rev. L. P. Warford
officiating" Interment was made in
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rtsTfTEsiWAY OUT,'

"The Way Out" the r'corkingly
good new World-Picture, will be
seen tonight at the Grand 9theater.
Four famous. film, folk will be seen
in this production-June Elvidge,
Carlyle Blackwell, Muriel Ostriche
and John Blowers. The. story runs
through an astonishing series of
events to surprising climax. It is
&" cerking good'~picture. .
making a Man-O-Warsman" and
an "Al" comedy completes the pro-
gram.
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DEATH 0FcBABY

Thomas. McManus, 17-months-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim" McManus,
Eighth street and Park avenue, died
this'morning at o'clock from pneu-
monia. The baby had been i'll for
the past three weeks, and was a
twin
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Today--neiepnone MhesPioneerfof-
fee, 922. about that news item you
have ain mind. Your. guests and
friends will apprectate~ti1e courtesy.
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Notice; to Circles.

Il, If there are any who have enter
tanned Red, Gross chain parties who
have mot handed in the money for
them, will they please do SOP, If any
one .1js intending to entertain, Wial
she please do so ashsoon7as possible,
for the finance committee is anxious
to turn over the money?
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HOSTESS TO AID

The ladies of the first division will
have charge of the social hour at
the meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church at
the home of Mrs. C. W. Wart1eld to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended.
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! RED?CRoSS7N0
;Hostesses to Circle.

:. During the latter part Of April,
Mesdames Medley, Carter and >Senske
entertained the CarroLake, Red Cross
circle at the home Of Mrs. Neeleyt
The proceeds amounted to, Sc, which
was given to thenBeltfami county
chapter.
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INFANTRY TO. DANCE

Members Of the Fourth Minnesota
Infantry will give a dance in the
city, hail. Wednesday,, May ID Ev-
erything- is being done by the com
mittee in charge to make the affair
9, success in every way:
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MRS. LARSON. HOSTESS

Mrs.. Andy Larson will entertain
her Red Cross circle tomorrow after
noon at her home at 2 o'clock. All
members are cordially invited.
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present and will take, charge of the
money. Mrs. Smart and her assist
ants are working hard to make the
dinner success in every way.
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VINO mas Visited RELATIVES III tD0LHAuJA
for few days, returned to her home
Tuesday. .5,=7.s-y,, e - 4, 7, ~ =, s,S *.
There will be a basket social at
the Maltby hail.. Saturday evening,
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Everybody welcome. ~ Lob
DR.. and Mrs. y. w. Vidal of Fargo,
N. D., arrived in Bemidji this week.
They have cottage at Lavinia where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Till, Of Yola were
in the, city yesterday and returned
with a driving horse they recently
purchased. Mr.. and Mrs. TIL have
recently moved to'&Yola, where they
purchased farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Martin 7 Of
Fargo, N. D., are guests at the B..
J., Letford home. Mrs. Martin is a,
sister; of Mrs Louis Letford, who
arrived yesterday from Blocker
Tex, and who is also visiting at the
Letford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Barnes are ex-
pected to return today from Bemidji,
where they have been getting their
cottage in readiness for the summer
season. They plan to go over early
next month for the remainder of the
summer-Grand Forks Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis R.. Letford of
Blocker, Tex, arrived here yester=.
day, having made the trip by auto
mobile. They are guests at the e.
j. Eetford~ home Mr.. Letford is a
sonHo of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Letford.
Mr. Letford will remain in BemldJ1
permanently and will be associated
with his father in the garage busi-'
ness.
Mrs. William Begsley and Mrs.
William Kerr, who spent yesterday
in Bemidji, being guests atathe j. A.
Mcdonald home on Dewey avenue,
leftg this morning for Minneapolis
where" they will visit for some time
before going to Brainerd, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Kerr
vas formerly Miss Jean Begsley OF
his city.
Mrs. Thomas Mohler and sons,
Kenneth and Leonard, left this MORN
ing for. Indiana and Ohio, via Chi
cago, where they will visit relatives
for about six weeks. At Elkhart,
Ind, they will visit Mrs. Mohfer's
brother, Claude Winebrenner, and at
Toledo, o., they will visit herssbro-
theirs, Ford and Guy SWinebrenner.
Ford Winebrenner at one'time made
his homethere. ".~ -. =
Bemidjia people will be interested
in the following items which appear! :
ed in the Grand Forks Herald yester-
day, as Tams BiSby and family are:
we'll known here: "Cards have been
issued announcing theNsmarriagas% OF,
Joel e. .Bixby of Muskogee, Okla,
formerly of st. Paul, to Miss Grace
E. .Manln;Fa daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen E. Mann of Muskogee. g Mr.
Bixby is the second. son OF Tams
Bixby, and is a brothe Of Edison K
Bixby, who married Miss Martha
Barnes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. J. Barnes Of this city. Joel Bixby>
is now in the army"
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Big Dinner Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Smartsand her commit
tee will have full charge of the Red
Cross dinner on Saturday. Members
of: the finance committee will be
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Mrs. A. G. ,Greenslit of Shevlin,
who has visited relatives in Bemidji
for few days, returned to her home
Tuesday. 80. ~. r. =. *
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The amount received from sub
scriptions by the Beltrami. County
chapter of the Red, Cross during the
month of Anril ist as folloms.
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Send pictures to your: :, soldier.
Quality Portraits. = kodak finishing:
Rich ~ Studio.@ Phone STOW. 20
10th st. l mo 81
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There will be a basket social at
the Maltby hall, Saturday evening,
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Everybody welcome. ~ l-5S
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Miss Gladys, Skinner, who" teaches
near Kelliher, is--in the city the
guest of her sister, Miss Dorothy
Skinner.
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Thomas Wilcox left for Brainerd
and other points yesterday where he
will visit relatives for a month.
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DR.. and Mrs. r.. w. Vidaleof Fargo,
N. D., arrived in Bemidji this week.
They have cottage at Lavinia where
they will spend the summer.
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Anyone having anything for the
Red Cross auction Saturday can
phone w. e. Dean, chairman. SSH
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$4,000 TO loan on farms. Dea
Land Co. dit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Talented Brothers
to Give Concert in
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