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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13

FOR RENT Modern furnished
room. Call s27 or ESQ. 14tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13
HARMONY IN DRESS.
One Shade or Color Combination
Favored by Many.
Scarf, Turban and Bag All Of the
Same Materiai-Shoes Are Also
Given Consideration.

This business Of dressing all In
one shade or In harmonious COM
bination Of two colors at the most, OBJ
serves fashion correspondent, is an
idea that the well-dressed French
woman is very clever about but which
represents almost too much time for
the average American to devote to
such q purpose. n
Even when the costume was al
lowed more latitude In this matter
the French woman had knack OF Sc
lecting her clothes so that they obyi'
ously were meant to be worn together
In spite of their dissimilarity.
Just at present the scarf and turban
seem to be demanding especial atten-
ton, and an attractive way Of max
Ing them conform to convention Is to
have the hat, the scarf and possibly
the bag all Of one material. u the
shoes match either the coat or the
color Of the scarf, then all Is well.
One young woman seen recently
carried out the idea Of matching the
costume to the last nonessential de-
tail--whether by accident or by de-
sign one can only guess. Her suit,
turban and scarf were all Of duvetyn,
which was Of pinkish tan color,
called tea shade. Her shoes and
gloves matched also, and under one
arm she carried an Important looking
portfolio Of exactly the same color.
SO unusual was the result Of this odd
costume that she attracted consider.
able attention as she str0lled along,
apparently unconscious that any one
was looking at her.
In this case the scarf and the
turban were OF the same material, and
the fact that twas humble duyetyn
detracted nothing from its smart
ness. The main thing seems, indeed.
to be the similarity and not the mate
rial. Fur, bands Of fur, braiding, en-
broidery, angora and quilting are all
in use to bring the point Of similarity
out. For dress affairs and incidental-
" FOR the fortunate possessors Of the
wherewithal there are the most at
tractive sets Of squirrel and various
other furs, consisting Of muff, scarf
and turban. and sometimes bag.
Pekan. which we call fisher. Is the
choice of Paris at the moment, and
yeritable rage for long stoles of this
fur has sprung up, although silver fox
and squirrel have o well-established
place. s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13
yery Sound Asleep.

Two men had argued about politics
until at length they had come to
blows. "Sir," said one with dignity,
ts.you have called me q knave and q
fool. you have broken my spectacles,
you have punched me twice. I hope
YOU will not rouse the sleeping Hon
in my breast, for If you should. I can.
not tell what may be the conse'
Qnences."
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13

Girl. st. Anthony's hos
pital. !. 8d1-15
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13
Wonder What Poe Got for It.

Quite o while ago an author. Edgar
Allan Poe. contributed story to Gra-
hams Library Of Fiction, No. l. But
It hardly occurred TO him that some
day collector would pick up an old
copy Of that periodical for rs cents
and presently sell 1t to somebody else
for $1,000. Probably It Is just as well
that 1t did not, for the knowledge
might have Disseminated him with his
own modest emoluinent FOR writing a
classic. . "&5s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13

cutter Apply at
w. G. Schroeder's store. 2d114
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13

FOR ANY kind OF a real estate deal,
see or write 3. r. Willis, 407 Bel
trami Ave. Phone Al. 1213tf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13
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paid cash in advance. No ad will
be run for Less than 10c per issue.
Ads charged on our books cost one
cent word per issue. NO ads run
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-01-13

FOR sALE--Oak, well built store
ladder. Call at Pioneer Office.
1123tf
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents room house, 615
Irvine Ave Phone IA, Az Klein.
4 AM. -...z 2' s I. s51 3d114
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
45be Marsans.

"Deine 6errer, ieg Iaoer pes min
Oso tire itore Seser tilbage."
enboer al De Siliteoeperelot
troeoe at p9re en al benz; man bao
BAN oerfor ON OF n9ure De tire.
Oct err. ibareoe Den 9eenoe,
"Tano, geo9eeIIe % Siet."
Tn for jim @ierriebeo fjenot 6pr.
ite blep mot til of laoe Jig operere
og Loo Ell bersmt firurgiif 9~roiesior
bente. eiterat en- ltnberis9elie bap.
DC furtoet Steo, lpllrgte ban, bpao
Sperationen piloe foite.
"Snlen &rpuer, erflGreoe 9irur.
gen.
"Suaobebager", uobreo 4priten.
"1nlcn &roner for en- Sime - Iaa
meaet foar life e,lgans en- Seltmar.
ifaIf."
"Wfeget pel", Iparebe airurge1,,
"1aa lfl,loe De Iabe Gem operere al
en 5eltmorifaIf!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
cpcrationcr unocr
panifcli9c Vorbolo.

llnocr &ri0cu bUnote oct, at en-
ul1 Solout onlboro poa Den arteri'
funifc Nrpoicr South Gutota" bleu
ollNrebet lua pol0lomt al Nlln0tarma
b~ctunocIic, ali et picblitteliB Opera
ton blcp u~sOucnoig. Wtan par miot
noe pon Nuuct un0cr Ell pololonl
Storm, Apnmnnoobroen par bort.
ilnot al SieeL % Here Solootcr bar
bit baurot loorct un0cr StormcnS
NCriluAcr. Sroo5 &c lortUllcoc Gor'
bolo bciluttcor Spqcn at loreta8e
Gperationcn; Maitiucrne blcu ltop'
pet, % airirgcn mco i'm Naiiltcnt
bIep bm0ct init til SpcratIouabor-
Oct. Gitar lem % lirti Wtnlitera
Gorleb uur Cpcrutioucn oper; VA
ticrtcn tom liz burtiG % par oppc
igicu, 0o 6artoiet nritc @nn8 Tom
/ &opu
Gu onocu inrliN Separation bIcp
oQion iorctoQct pno Siren, men lr'
ser list andre STANDARDIZATION. Oct
uur ombor0 poa ct Stib, iom netop
uar Bit t~orpt0cret Al Ell l(n0cr'
uuu0ebado. Gu al Nintroicrnc b!cO
rouiulct % ioIot opcrenbc mc0 Ell
Sang Nlduter over iiB. Sans enc
Ben oar iu,0itUu0ig in0cflcnlt %
SCI pnr Tore Tor, at ocn llIptfcliuc
piI0e felgc Sartrltt / 0pbrt. Stcp'
ortcu oubor0 tont ham I'll NiUlp 90
set lutfc0c5 ham eittr mango Nul,'
lfeligheoer at foa les WtonocnS enc
Ncu. Oct oubct uor uUltcn niltilt
ira aroppcu itror ouruior auret,
Ntco tor aoIoblcoigbeo tog Stem
oricn op i'm ToloCtnip az ompitc.
rcoc @cuei, buorpad ban bar Mor-
Sen ucN ! en- a @naNeue. huor ban
b,cp i~orbuubct al Ell 2rac. - Stem
artcr if NIbcrtmeoolicn ior in
toprc Iono.
Gn euouu pauiteIigerc operation
bIep iorctGgct meo Ell Wtauo, ION
oar hoppct al SoQet, mems Set cnb.
III por / 6artcu, % iaoct @enenc iali
meucu 2o9et % Vcrroucu. Ger
tiIfaIotr 9Tae maatte frpbe unoc,
Sernbaneuognen for at ie, buoo ION
par al giere. On Nmputotion niitC
ii8 al pGrc u~sooenbia. o. oeu fore
tog han / Ell me9et ilbefpeu Sitting
Iiageuoe mrber Serrbanepoonen
Nogen @cbspeIIe firnoc Ser natllrlig
piS life pTre Gale ON, ileu Opera
tiouen lpftcors, % ocn lllptfrIiae;
9ip blep reobct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

ri1e, bporfro ban fom tilbaee I
Waris.
Sans &nsmua ien % Ole
Soitocn ira Sarnronp, Minn., gior-
Sc / GirSoags ct fort Opbolb / Sc.
corab paa Yeien biem ira Mooiion,
WiS., bpor oe bapoe beisgt SIGgt.
ringer.
Mrs. Norpol gnger, Iom /
no9Ie Gage bar bcieet gingerbread.
brcne, Scnaior o. Qtrs. 4. W. On.
ger, reilte Wanbag til Gpbrata,
g9oib., bpor beuocS 'Wtauo CT Gipil.
ingcnisr.
5 ii6ite Nebe al Spmraiorc'
n%ingen, iom boIoteS hos Or. %
Yfrs. 8. Doc, iortalte DR.. Oscar
Z. SlIon intereSiant on fine Sno.
irpf ira Souger. % llngopmslteo'
net / &co Wina.
Splicit Nclion, Ion for flere
Nor iibcn por WaifinlGttcr / Deco.
rob Soften, % Tom ienere blonot
andre Stebcr bar boct / Sarge, er
nplig / Worion. So, blepet G1tcpict
til MiiS S1to OIion. DC er boiat /
Solar Roploa.
y. y. Nnunolen % George
@ufer berira @pcn tog Ssnoog Ell
VrMetur / CT NCroplon I @aterloo.
hinge Mr. Aninoicn iiNcr, at ban
life isltr oct min0itc Sloebeiinocnoc
unbcr 8lppnin9en. Get bar iom at
buifc ii1 i en- @pnge.
Cen bcrsnltc Sanger Wdrlon
Green, Ssn al Voitor % UerS. ..
$. Green Der al Open. fees at BABE
aiort mcgcu 2pffe / @ngIano, bpor
ban bar iunget / WcSiogera me
Opera Moniicir @enucnirc. 9on
bar blanot mnoct optrooot / Dir
mingbom % Souoon.
WrS. 0larcnce GhriItcn moo
zoo Sirb6aa llnoerretninG on, at
bcnocS Setter, Mrs. Gabriel &an.
ion bar 300 Wonbaa pon Iogct til
Grcaco otter at bope bcisNt en- Cater
/ minneapolis. Nun loo I'll at urre
/ bcoitc Yclaaocuoe, inotiI bun plllos
icli8 ic0ncoe osb ON / lit SGoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
W69en norter.

5 9egpnbelien al fcrriee garbun.
oreoc bar en al @erlius melt fienote
29ger en- Or. Seim, afbolbt al SsiC
% Sape for fin 9pstigbeo % Sp.
rigtigbeo. Oct bar bnit, Iom ON
2Ggcns 6nrbolb til Sen Spge iasoe:
"2esen bar I Ratientcns Zine q
treopbbclt Mniigt: en- Gngeis, t,aar
ban trroer ben til SpgeIeiet % ifal
biGlpe, en- CUBS, naar ban bar bi,ll'
pet, % en- 0iGpeIs, mar ban ienber
&esninsen."
en- Dag bIep Seim betttet til Ell
8reuinbe, % beapnbte paa fin elf.
perois.ligefremme Waobe:
"@aa, min 4i9re, boab er Der lao
/ @eien2"
6orf9roet oper Selu,e "Gormles.
beo" ertlereoe Sen Spae:
"Sr. Ioftor, iee er @repinbe 49,"
2eacn ioarebe blot:
ga, min 3irre, bet tienoer iel
intet Miboel iuioh, iaa ies er abe Al
Stano til at bi9Ipe Gent"
% ban forIcb meb De Or6 rolia
SuIet.
Ia Den anicte 9nge Tlintoulir
cmgit at Isrsenbe 9cIleeer, laa poc
tit SsosIeie, faeoe BON:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Oposfalo.


Com fsr nrunt, nfaif @coer o.,
Soc pco Osocn / s%prinaiiclo 5olpn'
fhip iioite 5rcbog. @cgrapelleI1
fonot Steo / SirSoaas ira Wnlbing.
ION 0roirie airfc unoer itor GeIta'
oeIIc. Iaitor Nnul aorcn f%orret'
tebc.
giSsbe, Ser Dor ieot i @uloreS,
bIcp Sc Mor Qammel % bar | nogcn
SiS prrct frsbeIie mco &cIIcn. San
fom til Gnterifo / 50sNnrerte % bo'
iattc ia poa oct Sonleiteao I nTol'te
Sonnibip, bpor ban lioen bar beet.
Sienuleiarmen bar I'LL / ell Jt1tte
al Ior ppret breuct az Spnnen,
Ioul Soc. 6orubcn BAN % I'M
oIbrenoc Suiiru, ieot Ssron Hi'te,
eiterIaocr Iiosoe Jig @urncne: Ole
Sbe, Vrriiocnt for 6ir't Statc @art
i GnImor; NeIS Soc, @citberg.
Minn.; @corgc Gbc, Tccorob; Mrs.
e. Clement, Sinai, =. Sot.; Dtro.
OIaf Segg. 9roofin9a, g. 0of., %
Wrs. @. @penIou, GIooraoo, Sa.
Irs. g. @agmnS bSoc Ncn 20oc
Mai / Wr. % NrS. 8. 2. Sting
oens Stem i Miooerpop cltcr bcnpeo
Ter @oaneoerS Sp8oom. IIoooe,
fsbt Inna aittelicn, bar nco i'm 0co
noact oper 70 Nor gummcl. <n
tom ira S%eIeu1orfcn til 9lmcrito |
1859 og bIcp ngtcpiet til Sarutcl
Mo9nuS / 1864. De bouoe II ~arn
bporai fire, tiaigcnleo 6oocrel, er
bsSc. @egropeIIen ionot Steo Iio'tc
Scnbop Gitermiooo9 ira ocn norlf-
Iutbcrlte &irfc / Hiogcmop. Faltor
Normonn fra Gre&co iorrcttcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Saanct opcriubIfriberet.

Sra Moibington mcIocS Den 26oe
Mni, at set icnltc cuer "Gictorp".
Noanct err blepct oueriiibitrlberct
S750000000. Ger par nemli8
blcpct tcguct 9ouoS Tor Jolt $5,249,'
90S,300. 2oanct3 StsrrclIc bar,
iont bcficnot, lat iii $500, 0O0,-
900.
20 IcIcrpcoiitriftcr, Dallas %
slttIonta, iuIotcgncbc life line aoo'
toocIc. Get ieritnruntc mangIcoc
oog bare S Erocent % Oct llolt'
nrpntc blot 1 Froccrt al tine rcipcf.
tiut iliQucoe SubitriptionsbcIob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
LUTHER COLLEGE ALUMNI.

The Luther College Alumni Asso-
citation meets on June 10, 1919, al 40
p. NJ, in the College Chapel, at De-
corah. Iowa. In conjunction with this
meeting the members OF the classes of
90, '79, "a, 80. '09 and IA have been
invited as honor guests. A very
attractive program has been arranged.
The matter OF the erection of a new
library building will be under dis
cussion. Let us see a good repre-
sentation present, June 10, 1919, at
4:W p. NJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Den norife uncertainties

Den morife Imcrisalinies Gam.
per "Stapangerfipro" err ofgaaet
ira Norge mcb 324 ToSiagerer,
melber Sobc 4 So. Sfibrt perteS
til Nem Dorf omfritg Sen ste Sum-.
"gergensfiorb" er afgaaet ira Nem
Dorf nco Al fsritcflasics,,7 "a al.
oenflasIes % 3S4 trcoieflnSies Ya5.
Iagerer. 0en fon pclltes at bile an.
fpnlme til Bergen ocn lite Sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
Smaapluf.

MiIS Sauna 0ttcien rciitc
SusooQ iii Albert Sea,
MtiiS &orcu Brandt reiltc
Nanoug til Gbicugo poa @cie8.
grtblir % aIpin gfatpig ira
Sauoc. So, pnr i 9pen iorriBc
Snaoog.
Norn1an Sop0cn, iom en- Gio
bar opboIot iig i Cafes, y, Guf., CT
bcrucoc pau gciog.
Mr. on Yfr5. Otto GrneIon
rciitc 6rcoog I'll St. NolI for at be.
ie9e i'm Cater Gitbcr.
q. :. Sane ira minneapolis
beisete iioite llgc in Ntoocr Mrs.
8. y. Slipe her / Npcn.
Ntiia Slgo alomc fom iioitc
llae bjoop fra Gconr Hopib5 paa ct
@cie1 hos Slr8tlingcr.
Sc. s. @allacn Tom lioItc l(Ac
tiIbagc ira ct @eisg hos line Barn
! Hc6citcr oa WiuueopoIis.
Orr. % Mr$ I. Gborion BE-
Isgtc / iorriae llQc in Smn, 2cIncr
Sborion / 2ime SpriuA9, So.
grthur Socger rciitc GiraoaG
iii @eue 6ourd)c. u. Got., hoor ban
Tar iooet cl StlliuQ / Ell Nont.
GPjiS lilo (bompion ira St.
Naul bar noaIc Sage bcia0t inc
GorrIore, IPr. % @tr&. Ole I
Ibompion,
Mr$. ~ ) @ntruo ira
@Ionharorilc, @ia. beirg2r 'or Il
Den lin 2en, Gouutragtut Wdtruo
her ! SYen.
8. y. McInoS, iom 'iotn /
WlortS bar %tilicct inc Garmintc'
%resier pco llIcn, Minu., fom tiIba8c
bertlI ljr3oog.
WtrS. 2. $ 9}orltm ira 2omn.
boIe, Wliun., opboIocr iig ! 9rcn poa
@eip hos tine ToreIore, Nr. %
Nfrs. y. 6. Sobuion.
Yir. az AIRS. @enrn GIitob
fra 2onesboro, W}iur., bar 0ernc
ll8e uVret her poa &eieg hos Mr.
% W}rs. 4. @. WoItbu.
- Ytr. % gtrs @iu Sec % Got,
ter FRA Solar NopioS opbolocr iiQ
ior Sioen her poo 9eieg hos Mir.
Sees Ntooer, Mtrs. ,. n. Sct.
- Hid]oro @aruci5. SUu al Mr.
% Rrs. Soiiis Narnei0. cr oe iioitc
Gage peltot hiem ira 6r%dutrisc,
bpur han bar Jiort Siencite iom
Soloat.
Mrs. galper Nlitin ira ct.
0aiiI fom bertil iioiie llge % pil til.
brirae Ell Waaneb$ 5io hos line
6orpIore, Mr. % MRS O. u,
Steine.
aIbert Gbriitm & Son bar
ioIet @alter guefneIs so acre3
5urm ! &elper 5omnibip til &alen'
tine Stcsfopi eiter en- Pris al $125
pr. acre.
Wrs. Selene SpiabI % Ssr
reiite iibiie llse til SapfieIS, Winn.,
for at operp9re @egrapeIien eiter
NrS. Spiabls Ssiter, Wrs. Taitor
Open. iom bsoe Der Ben 2toe Woi
Wartin 2angietb ira sbiei
@iper Sails, Minn., bcissie iioite
uee SInstninser / 9ecorab. timber
Qrisen bar ban ti%enitsiort | Grant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Zen Norife Uncertainties Mftier.
Sfslge Telegram ira Sopeofontoret
/ &riltiania til Siniens Gbicagofon.
tor, oateret Den 25oe Moi, bar <r.
len paa Siniens aftier paa &riltia-
nla @srS, 39212 pGt. eaer $206.55
pr. Slftie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Sfo!eoircftsr g. Bruitplem ira
0rammen, 9torge, er paa 5orret.
r%tngsreile Der / Mmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

0eaiatte garter T.; s:ssss :ss.s'''::''; :., ~
etebes. 6sstrinlie petis1ino III sebiafie Srtier
The Boyd Transfer OOs ueseaosnS. Mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30
CmneS, Stueie, 1tlHal9s
% Gttcrippr9iel.

apertisjememter unber ppennesnte Ittei
Ifpter Sc pr. Orb, gsaun % 9lsresie iberee.
! net, for bpcr Gang. NperttSiementer inb.
| taaeS lite fsr minbre enS so Gents. gense
maa ntrasiseIis rnebipIse ale Ssifiatuser.
Tet Isnnsr is Tile at bosfbre lao fmaa
eummer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Mm er bet 9iben at fjsbe 2ano
~ / Winnsiota. 9arter os esser ienbes
frii. Trtb .. Sberman, Stats Snimisra'
tion Commissioner, Room 100, State eapi;
toll, ct. Yanl, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Sam0 / Gais County, Mtnneiuta,
- CT bet bebie % biuieite. Snproueb
SSarme fra $500 til $50. OO. IiIbt eano
fra s7.5O til sl5. 90. Gais Gountp panot
ierNe gramie peb eanbbruesnohiaius /
I915-19l6 % Sslub9ser | 1918. Strip
til os isr bM fisber. Spbre saub Goms
pam, Walfer, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Krtt &eeierineslanb. - 8pr
y ofhcieae lie Sibers BOG 1Gatant
@opsrnment SANDS" anisrer o9 beifriper
bpsr gere / bpsrt @euntp | Sorentbe Statsr.
Sortruer ~Vslissenbeo, Steo for Senpsn.
Belle, bporIsoss bet srbolbes frit. 1919
Ciasrammsr % 3abeusr. nue erus. eitsr.
o. 70. 9ris 25 Gents. portebstalt. gsebb
publiibins Co.. Tept. AZ. ct. Taul, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-30

Nxtp Mat De lum gnifer at bp-
w iatte fs I Nortbislb. en- pp meb sooe
SfoIer, Dor benptte a%nlebninsen MI, ba ies
bar manee moosrne Sism tiliaIss. Gar
caiaa tiliaIss sobt opbprfeoe Sarme. 3.
Vrefeaarb, gSeit Skater Street, WortbNelb,
NRiuueiptu.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
GOOD WORDS FOR FIsHEL
Editor Brown, of the Harlan Republi-
can, Glasses Engineer FisheI as
Most Progressive in State.

"Herb' Fishel is making for himself
an enviable reputation as an engineer
by close application to his work, and
making a thorough and exhaustive
study of needs and conditions. Recent
ply he had an article in the Review, un-
der the caption What Will Your Team
Pull" and this article has been wide
ly quoted. Mr.. Brown. of the Harlan
Republican, reprints the entire az
ticle and heads it with the following
complimentary notice:
This writer takes it that County
Engineer Fishel of Crawford county
is about the most progressive of his
class in the state. The idea is born
of the fact that Crawford county has
about completed grading its entire
county road system, in which respect
it is ahead of any other county Of
which we have knowledge. This inn
provement, we take it. was recon-
mended by the engineer to the board
of supervisors in way that con-
vinced that body of its desirability.
This good opinion is further en-
hanced by the article which follows.
written by Engineer Fishel, and
printed in last weeks issue of the
Denison Review. It shows most WV
idly the capacities of work horses
and the total of power necessary to
draw loads over all kinds of roads.
1t looked good enough to reprint"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
CONTRIBUTED BY
H. B. FISHEL
OUR FEDERAL AID PROSPECTS

aid n in
~ this county
the
u
the f
Drngh
al of o
that for
ibmetH h state dnh
toward the improve
ofHeut gam adacmtp wnh t pay
widths miles,
O
nr sosmau inv h a
in dByert %
Herewith
Of benefits
rw an
NJ
hard rsrhcmg ofd in
pavement
d
on tf fe tp
mveto in dr cant
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
COURT C0NVENES
ON MARCH 81
3&e
Judge M. e. Hutchinson, Of Lake City,
Will Preside-Petit Jury Was
Drawn on Saturday
TO REPORT APRIL 9TH
Petit Jury Called for Monday, Apri!
7th at 2:3O p. M.-Grand Jury
Called for the Same Day

The March term of the district
court will convene on Monday, March
31st, with Judge NJ. f. Hutchison, OF
Lake City, on, the bench. Every in
dication points to busy term.
The petit jury was drawn on Satur-
day and notices were mailed out to
them Monday by Sheriff A. c. Greene,
ordering them to- report for duty on
Monday April 7th, at 2:30 p. m. The
grand jury will report for duty at the
same time.
Below is the list of names Of those
drawn on the petit jury:
Fred Moeller, Milford.
l.. C. Thiedemann, Hayes.
Fred Schroeder, Goodrich.
John E. Kulberg, Stockholm.
Mart Dugan, Milford. L
Frank Simons, Vail.
NJ D. Mahoney, Paradise.
T. F. Binnal Union.
Jacob Reecy, Kiron.
Louie Stammer, Hayes.
Charley Staley, Willow. .-.
P. C. Dunham, Boyer.
Elmer H. Watson, Sd ward Denison.
Hugo p. Jensen, Sd ward Denison.
Chas. Heiden, Sd ward Denison.
H. G. Scott, Union.
Christ Voss, Goodrich.
G. P. Hansen, I'd ward Denison.
Henry Bral, Hayes
August F. Mohr, Morgan.
J. w. Mcintosh, Boyer.
Christ Groth, Sd. ward Denison.
Arthur King, Edward Denison.
John B. Henrichsen, Sd ward Deni-
son.
Albert Yolngberg, Kiron.
VIM. Rothe, Morgan.
Herman Popken, Goodrich.
Otto Brown, West Side.
August Hamann, I'd ward Denison.
Jas. McCone, Nishnabotny.
Fred Podey, Sd ward Denison.
Ed WhiteA Jackson.
f. A. Scott, Union
Albert Nipkow, Charter Oak:
John Ehlers, Nishnabotny.
Henry Rowedder Hayes. =.
E. NJ. Sheridan, Vail. ..,.7,.-s.-4 ~ ',a-
E. L. Killion, Union.
Linfred Ahart, Union. s.~
H. j. Wiley, Nishnabotn
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
HOME STORE SERVICE

This service is not confined merely
to bringing the products Of the world
to your front door. 1t includes civic
service as we'll.
Home merchants are keenly inter-
ested in town progress. Even if they
are no more public spirited than 9th
er people, it is for their interest to
work for town improvement. The
better and bigger their town gets the
more business for them. So progress.
i've enterprises get splendid degree
of support from them.
Thus the home stores of Denison
are centers Of energy and influence for
movements calculated to improve
home conditions. When you spend
your money in some distant city, you
give your support to people who have
not the slightest interest in your home
town. When you spend money with
the home store you add to the power
and influence of men who are working
every day for the. good of Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
MARRIED AT BISMARCK, N. D.
Miss Margaret TheobaId United in
Marriage to Mr.. Frank Roten-
berg, on February 22d.

MANILA, March 10-(Special to
the Review)-The marriage of Miss
Margaret Theobald, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Theobald of this city,
to Mr.. Frank Rotenberg, of Parshall
IN. D., occurred at Bismarck. N. D., on
Saturday evening, February 22d, at
$3.50 o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parl0rs of the Hotel
Mckenzie, which were attractively
decorated for the occasion, the Rev
Prostwait performing the ceremony
The bride was becomingly gowned in
a dress of blue georgette crepe trim
med with satin and carried bouquet
of brides roses. The groom wore the
conventional blue serge.
The bride is young lady Of very
pleasing qualities, possessing kindly
and unseltish disposition, and has a
host of friends in the vicinity of Ma
nilla, where she grew to womanhood
About six years ago she, with her
brother Herbert, moved to Berthold,
N. D., where they each took claim
on the Berthold reservation, which
they still own. DuBing her residence
there She became acquainted with Mr..
Rotenberg, who is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rotenberg of Marion, N.
d. an an industrious young man Of
excellent habits. After a weeks visit
with friends in Bismarck the young
couple will make their home on the
groom's farm south of Parshall, where
they will be at home to their friends
after March first.
Their.many friends in and near Ma
nilla extend sincere congratulations
to this worthy young couple and wish
them many years of happiness and
prOsperitY.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-12
FARM IMPLEMENTS AT AUCTION
Bruce Rogers viii Sell Entire Stock
at Public Auction, March 19 and
19 at O'Clock Each Day

On another page Of this issue will
be found full page advertisement
for Bruce Rogers, the we'll known i'm
plement man, in which he advertises
his entire stock of farm implements
at public auction. The dates set for
this sale are March 18th and 18th,
and the sale will begin at l o'clock
each day. The reason given for this
sale is that Mr.. Rogers contemplates
the erection of a new fireproof imple-
ment building, and wishes to reduce
stock at once, in order that work on
the new structure may be begun at
the earliest possible time. Plans for
the new building are now being drawn
by the architect. BY reading the adj
vertisement you will note that every
piece of machinery in the warehouse
is to be sold. and goes at your own
price, and carries the usual guaran-
tee. Mr.. Rogers says all the machin-
|ery is of standard make. In addition
to selling, and to stimulate bidding.
there will be given away a number OF
valuable presents, the only stipula-
tion being that you be present when
your name is called. Mr.. John Cam
brie, an experienced implement man.
will have charge of the sale Look up
the advertisement and read it.