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RICHFORD

Harry Burgess Of Newport gave a very
interesting talk in the town hall Sunday
evening concerning his experience as q
"Y" secretary In the trenches and over
>the top with the boys. Mr.. Burgess has
recently returned from France.-Lieut.
Murray Thomas went to New York last
week to witness the parade OF the 9th
division, which had recently landed from
France. He will pass some time at the
Mineola aviation camp visiting friends
with whom he served at Lake st.
Charles, La, and from San Diego, Cal,
aviation training camps.-C. Fl. Aiken
and daughter. Miss Lucille Aiken. went
to Burlington. Monday. for few days
visit among relatives and friends.-Mrs.
Edward l. Livingston has returned home
froma few weeks visit at the home Of
her mother. in Brookline. Mass.-The
Richford Community Chautauua for 1919
will be held during the Eve days begin
ming Friday, July II. A SURPRISING series
OF entertainments is promised. The local
committee has planned to put the season
tickets on sale at least a month In
advance, and it is hoped the sale will
largely exceed those OF preceding years.
The new tax on kilograms went into
effect. on Tuesday. April l. Every tele-
gram which costs 80 cents or more will
be taxed 10 cents instead Of FIVE cents
Below that the tax will stay at Ave cents.
Mrs. May Kendall, who has been In
Hartford, Conn, for the past few
months, has returned to her home in this
place and will enter as clerk in the
Rounds store.-The Richford Manu-
featuring company are putting up a
three story wooden building to replace
the one recently destroyed by fire.
Whom completed the building will be
equipped with a full complement OF
machinery for making veneer goods, In
which the company specializes.-The con-
dition of Mrs. Nellie Morse. who was
burned about the face and shoulders last
Saturday. is somewhat improved
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MONTGOMERY.

The Methodist minute men will conduct
service next Sunday morning at the
Methodist Episcopal Church.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Stead Thornton and the Rev.
and Mrs. Frank beverley and son, Rom
aid, have gone to ST. Adams to attend
conference.-the. and Mrs. Carl Smith
and daughters, Marian and Elizabeth Of
Melrose, Mass, spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
OF Blackfalls. Miss Lucy Parker spent
the Weekend ut home.--Mss Glenna
Turner and M.ss Catherine Shanzraw
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
Arden LaPlant
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WEST BERKSHIRE

Mrs. G. c. Jolley is visiting at the home
OF her father in Swanton.-Hubert Austin
OF ST Adams is visiting at f. a. Austin's
Carlton Mcdonald has gone to Norris
vile. where he has employment in a
drug store.-Schools in town closed Fri
day, March g. for one weeks vacation.
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.ENOSBURG

Donald Eldred from Sheldon Is visit.
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Edna Leach
Owing to the condition of the roads, Sum
day. there was small attendance at
Memorial Church.--G. L. Nichols Is
drawing logs from the mountain to his
mill again.
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BINGHAMVlLLE

II. O. Spauldng boiled in IA quart
King evaporator 1,7oo pals of sap that
produced $50 gallons of syrup in 40 hours.
The syrup weighed II pounds per gallon.
Mr.. Series of Brattleboro was a BUSH
ness visitor at NJ. r. Brcwster's recently.
DIR. +. a. Potty of Westford was called
to see Edgar Ellis Thursday. who Is very
ill.-Mr and Mrs. Harry Butler Of Fair
fax were callers at NJ. Il. Browsters,
Thursday.
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recently In honor Of her birthday.-Tbe
woman's Home Missionary society or
the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon, April 0, with Mrs.
S. Mitchell.-The Baptist Missionary 80
ciety met this week with Mrs. c. K.
c;oodsell.--Mrs. Harry Russ and son.
Donald, we're In ST. Adams Tuesday.
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fell downstairs and broke her right arm.
Mr.. Martin and family of Worthwhile
have moved into Edward Sweets tene.
ment house.--A r. Draper has rented
his farm and has moved to Mrs. Lewis
Bocash's house
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Grand Isle County
SOUTH HERO

The sugar social at the Congregational
Church was success.-Mrs. Estelle DON
noway and daughter were recent visitors
at I. L. Kinney's.-Iisut. Frank Paro Ia
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BOLTON

John T. Tobin of Ware, Mass, who
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives here for two months. left Tues
day. Mr.. Tobin was born In Bolton
and this Is the first time that he has
visited his home town In 80 years.
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WEST MILTON.

Rodney d. Mears is quite ill.-Mrs
Lewis Greenoush and daughter. Lucille
Of Essex Junction. are visiting at vii
liam Sweeney's.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W
Chaplin and family are moving this weei
to South Burlington. Mr.. Iby's people
of that place are moving to the Clarl
farm.
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woodward OF
Enosburgh Falls visited at the home
Of MIR. Woodwards sister. Mrs. H.
j. Cavanaugh. recently.-Mrs. Fred
Eldred of Enosburg Falls is passing a
few days at the home of Harry Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley recently
visited at the home Of Mr.. Kelley's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Kelley, in
Bakersfield Hollow.
Mrs. Gardner Whitcomb and little son,
Fay, of East Enosburg recently visited
at the home of William Austin.--Mr. and
Mrs. B. o. Stone visited at the home OF
their son, Forrest Stone, in Berkshire
Sunday.-School Is closed for a two
weeks vacation.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Ovitt of st. Johnsbury. March
%. Mr.. Ovitt is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. 3. Ovitt of this place.-Owing to the
storm. Sunday, no services were held
at the church. Saturday the mail car
riers and milk teams were unable to
make their trips.-bfrs. E. L. Stanton
Is passing a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stanley Marsh, in Barre.
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. Jane Cheney, whose death at the
Burlington home of her daughter Mrs.
Monroe Barnes, has been reported in the
Free Press, was an aunt of Fred Potter
of this village and his last remaining
relative. While never a resident of
Bakersfield, Mrs. Cheney had many
acquaintances here and she will be great
'y missed.-Miss Francis Maynard has
come to her home to spend the vacation.
Miss Gertrude Brady, who teaches In
Barre is at her home In this village
Miss Lena Marsette is spending the
vacation from her school I'm Enosburg
Falls at her home In Bakersfield.-Miss
Leila Cowan, who was expected home
from Richford for her vacation, ia Ill at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Powers. In that village.
Thirty inches of snow fell in and about
Bakersfield in the great storm of last
Week.-Mrs. Annis Barney, of Essex
Junction, visited over Sunday with Miss
Elizabeth Smith.-Brigham Academy re-
opened Tuesday morning after short
vacation.-Miss Aldrich. of Lyndonville,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Oscar A. Field.
Mrs. Davis, of St Adams, is visiting
F. W. Davis.-HowarT c. Baker has re-
turned from France after service with
the American eXpeditlonary forces. The
Rev. A. B. Ross and daughter Gwendo-
Ten. were callers last Thursday at the
Rev. w W Smith'e
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JOHNSON

II. n. Gordon, manager OF the Amer
lean Mineral company, who was taking
a business trip through New York State
In the interest Of the company was taken
i'll on arriving at Buffalo, but feeling bet
ter In a day or so went to Chicago where
he was taken with pneumonia and died
Thursday. Mrs. Gordon and John Moore.
assistant manager, started Friday and
will take the remains to Newtonvillo.
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UNDERHILL

| sugar social at the Congregational Church
parlors April 9. Reginald Hawley will
give a talk on his trip to Petrograd and
conditions in Russia at that time.-The
graded school Is closed this week for
the spring vacation.-M. p. Osgood. a
former principal of the Underhill high
school. now teaching at White River
Junction. called on friends in town sat
urday.-E. j. Corse and George Laselle
are ill.-Mrs. Paul Sinclair and daugh-
ter are visiting friends in Johnson
News has been received of the death Of
Mrs. Alonzo Sherman at Swanton, for
merly of this town. She Is survived by
her husband.-Mrs. Guy Benedict and
daughter Mary, who have been spend
| ing the winter in Waltham. Mass, came
Monday for few days stay in town.
School in district No. 2. which has been
closed for some time, was re -opened
March "a with Miss Dorothy Leavitt, of
South Royalton. as teacher.-I1arley San
born. who has received his discharge
from Fort Strong, has beer. visiting his
aunt Mrs. Jack. the past few days.
Reginald Hawley U. S. N, Is at home
OIL Is days furlough.-There were no
services at the Congregational Church
last Sunday owing to the illness of the
are preparing to give a play in the near
future.-Miss Helena Fitzsimonds. who
teaches in Mortified. is spending her va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Fitzsimonds.-E. s. Sinclair has re-
turned home from New York. where he
has been employed the past winter.
The Pythian sisters and friends were
entertained at the home OF their most
excellent chief, Mrs. Leora Kirby, Tues
day. A short program was rendered by
the committee in charge, Mrs. Effie
Reynolds, Evelyn Montgomery and Lois
Rogers. assisted by Miss Mary Benedict
st the piano, followed by the presentation
of past chief pins to Mrs. Julia Styles
and Clara Bartlett and fraternity pin
to Mrs. Lillian Cross, who already has
a past chief pin. The presentation was
made by Mrs. Emma McKeefe in a very
efficient manner, after which waters
and coffee were served. All enjoyed d
very pleasant afternoon
JONESVILLE.
Miss Helen Wash returned Monda!
after spending several days at hel
home In Nashville.-J. 3. Atkins hal
begun work for w. D. Lane.-The meet
ing of the Lond a Hand has been post
poned until next week.--Master Carl
ton Alger visited his grand parents II
Huntington part Of last week.-Donal'
Church, Frank Canton. and Jane
Whalen returned TO Burlington Thurs
day to resume their studies at tn
university.--Miss Irene Whalen re
turned to her duties at Camp Upton tn
last of the week.--Miss KATHERINE
Whalen Is more comfortable--M. NJ
Alger goes to Montreal the first o
next week to receive his discharg
fro y the Canadian army.--CliffOrU sab
wins is now at Camp Devens awaiting
his discharge-Mrs. Mary Pease Is II
Charlotte this week.-Word just re
ccived from Clayton H. Tyler of tn
U. S. S. navy stated they were about u
leave Trinidad off the coast of Venez
ueia, and would soon return to Brook
lyn navy yard.-Mrs. Clifford Buxto
is visiting in Jericho.
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CONTINUED on page teal
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SHELDON.

The condition OF Mrs. c. Keith, who Is
Ill, is somewhat better.-Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Nichols and daughter, Eva. have
moved to Holyoke, Mass, where they
have employment The Sheldon men who
entered the service are: Wesley Barnes,
Marshall Baird. Noble Bell, Joseph Ben
oft, Fray Bray. William Briar, Willis
Brown, James Burt, Jesse Dunnely, Har-
Ian Doner. Joseph Lahey, A. E. Freer,
George Garrow. Thubert Hayward. Gay.
lor johnson. A. Lafiey, Earl Mason. Fred
Mckinney. Lydon Mckinney. Norman
Mcleod, Samuel l.. Nichols. James Phil
lips. Ectus Raymond, Howard Sweet,
Maynard Smith and Harold Turner.-H. r.
Chadwick 10 improved 40 as to ride out.
Mrs. @. H. Thomas IL confined to the
house with a severe cold.-Mrs. Gather
Inc Bishop. while visiting In st. Adams,
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The Leaders For The
Grand Prize Over
land Car.

Miss Alma Lee, Roseau. 5000
Eva jose. Argyle, Mimi. 5000
Olgcr Pal Oeeth. Oslo. .2875
Susie Mizisin, Farley ). 2750.
Olga Granum, r.. II. Falls. ESQ
O%car Ness. Erslkina. .275O
Clark 'Sandcrson, Ada.....1635
Martin Berg. Warroad. .2625
Frank Campbell, Stephen. $500
Genevieve Houska, e. G. F.. $500
NJ. HI. Sands, Alvarado. .2S75
Mary Bipkeland, Shelly. 1876
Anna Vattendahl 0klee. 1875
Mabel E. Sparby, Crook.
ston ..................17s
Mabel Weiander, Bagley. 1915
Amanda johnson. Hem
= drum .2125
Mrs. Chas. Berg. Mcintosh 1000 |
G. w. Adams, Fisher. -. 1000
Inez Maln1Oe, Gonvick,
MINI. 1000
Peter Stuhr, Euclid 1000
Hannah Wiger. U1en. ....175O
Joe Lcnes, Fosston. 1850
Clara Abrahamson, Clear.
VIM. Halftorson. Fertile. 1880
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Daughter Of General
Yudenitch Is Held
By The Bolsheviki

London. Nov. .11.-somewhere in
Russian territory held by the Bolshe-
Wiki the daughter Of General Yuden-
itch, who led his army in an attempt
to capture Petrograd, is or was hid
ing for fear Of being shot by the men
whom her father is lighting. This
fact has been made known here by
General DobrjanskN representative
of General Yudenitch in London. T.
General Yudenitch does not know
what fatf has befallen his daughter.
the Germans shortly after her mar
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
g acres .. land adjoining city limits.
% aSres Of Ia near Fair drounds. 3
3a,30o.oe-~10 acres with good s room
house. barn, root cellar 3Vx4e
on Minnesota Point.
$S.0o0.oVI room house. oil modern but
heat, SO foot lot on N. Third 0t.
%liS00.eo-s room house, all modern but
I. heat. hardwood doors on Foor{A
AveQue. NJ.
$3iSeo. 9oa.-s room house, all moAerH;
hard wood 6oorss,, good basement
with cement 49of on Cherry ~
$4.eSS.0oe-1 room house, all rAodstH, Ill
on Cherry Il.
$3.see:ee.-6 room house IN rpsasrn but
hest on University avenue.
S3.60e.6t-7 rcatn heuRi alamcdSfn, .hSt
water heat d .1nivsrlify Y I.
44,eeo.oe-kl room house On lone ave-,
d sosrs az .,s ssstss' l,este. ~eee
J$e,teo.o0- room ali mtdern house on
as.tos.so-s9 room ' III medssn hous. -
's'eee.'eM North zen s9,t ~ modern house on
-,stosoeMsaseeeo4 '' ! ) q 3 eott.x.. fun,
'ba4sinsnt. geod chicken, house
HI, Z : ana one-thifd acres Of
!, -. al fsrnd on Sirens ave
HHicafssfTkh , slstern ana euler q Nora
vi r. ~ 80 o.. ~ ~ E-- .hA L.
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!, = River View s. Stock
. : Farm, Owners
& 81 II.
saa j. j. KoHNEN.
~ tAuctioneer.
s ARNOLD BERG,
.Cls1fk, J

q ss$ss'. So -, esf :
s.h.4 %&.E
AS ~ nave sold my farm, /. will
u.ssssasf'ss " gseL fuhitc. Auction y m
,xssa,4s,, ~ W. y e ~ s " II H,x 2lst
ISneh s viii Se se ~ %asxes starts
=. 6. !, LlyR sToeK: /.
Il. weight 800 inss = =
One team Of bayageldihgs, age 1O,rTE
weight 1900 lbs.
One team, black mare. and one
.baack horse, aged TO-, weight
/ pair, q driving mares, well
8 ssts. Of double. harness, ono
SINGLE hArnessa 49, 4
Ttypssgoods Bizessycows, ffeIfens Feb.
ssrharY. 80 i4S v
BlEss c9syss omin years. fresh
ss SQARa yeariins hsifcr. n
Nssa,s veAa. ssss U f GO.
!: sssaHfcr2 rs Iosg KS Except ger I, !, -
aEsesf fptnishsa 5 I. s ~sppiics aal,n
sA MAGEINERY 40 s
sss.Masxsaars..I3
All. ! .ye ara' I'D. a0uDle
RssIl!sss one nearly new
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Second Payments will give candi-
dates good vote credits and all are
urged to take advantage of the Soc
ond payment feature Of this cam
paign.
$1,000, paid on one subscription en-
titles a candidate to 1000 votes.
$500 paid on a renewal for both
morning and evening editions to one
address entities a candidate TO $500
votes
A second payment secured from a
subscriber who has already paid $500
to q contestant, entities the candidate
securing the second payment to 1900
votes.
The campaign will, close December
20. at ten o'clock p. m All remit
tapces must be mailed by that time
IN, Asorder to count and be in The Her
aEadsohfcesn6 later than ten o'clock a.
n. December 20, 1919.
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HEIlR-EEAkALE

LEsAEN1cTuALfAUTQR REPAIR. NUL-;
cantxlnk: Los Angeles =. N. c. A
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STANDING OF CANDIDATES.

District No. .1-Kittson County.
John r. Smith. st. Vincent. 1000
Rose S%yverson. Hallock..... 1000
District 2-Marshall County.
Eva Jose, Argyle ........ $500
M. II. Sands, Alvarado ..s.. 2125
Olger Pal Oseth, Oslo .. 1875
Frank Campbell, Stephen.-... $500
,Borghtld Berg. Middle RIVER. 1000
District S-Polk County,
Chaa Adams. Fisher 5000
Miss Ester White, Fisher 1900
Mabel e. Sparby. Crookston..... 1876
VIM. Ha1ftorson, Fertile 1625
Oscar NeSS, ErSkine ... 1850
G%eneyieve Houska. E G. F-- $500
Susie .Misisin. Farley ...- 1850
Pearl Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Peter Stnhr. Euclid
Mrs. Chas. 3. BerG. Mcrntoqh- 1000
Mrs. John Thorkelson. Trail 1000
Htlda Rowland. Nielsyills 80. lars
DAsertct -NorrmanCnunfy.
Mrs. Geo. Roesch. Ada 1000
Amanda johnson. Hendrum.... 312s
Mary Kirkland. Shelly Rats
Clark ~sanderson. Ada....... 4szs
Miss Esther Nygaafd. Haigtad. 1876
District 5-Roseau Counfy.
Eva Fleming. QreenbuAh ..~. lEoo &
Martin Berg. l'Warroad $1,000. 3e2S
III Alma Lea. Roeean..--.. 3oee
Dishax s-Rennnsson !cosnts
Nlhabeth johnson. St Hilaire.. 3ee1
Sylvia Denhart, Hazal 3o0o
.Florenos Richards. Goodridgs 81 looe
stanley Olson. St. Hil11re lee
$5Sf TX E%SSt tE%, !" Espss Sassa
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Supreme Court Decisions
From Ward County.

From Ward County.
The Union National Bank Of
Minot, North Dakota, a corpora
ton, plaintiff and respondent. vs.. !
Western Building companies COS
partnership consisting of An
drew Person, j.. II. Jensen and
G. M. knudson and Andrew
person, J. H. Jensen and G. NJ.
Knudsen, defendants and appel
lants. I'll d
1. It is}held for eason stated in
the opinion that there5.wa saficient
evidence 10 require submission to
the Jury of the question whether the
defendant. Person. was a member OF
the Western Building company, a
fictitious co-partnership, and a. such
liable upon notes given by that COM
pany$to the plaintiff. bank.
At Us not necessary to the COM
potency Of 9 pleading, as an admis-
sion against the party, that It be one
filed in an action between the came
parties. A pleading Med In any ac-
tion Is competent Axatnst the party if
he signed It or otherwise aequiesedj
In. the statements contained in it II
such statements are mat6ril and
otherwise competent ~ evidence In
the course OF trial, not by Wy sof
estoppel. but as evidences. Qpons % 10
O0Sk0lp CaAk A0 AWk4bAkS0N oWSu I8VC6sT n
!. "A judgment binds only parties,
and privies. not NstranSers to 1t
Against strangers It 10 not evidence
to prove any OF the facts upon which
It was rendered.
From Z Judgment Of the District.
court OF Ward county. Hon. X. =.
Leighton, Judge.
Amr1ned.
opinion q the court by christian.
CHI. u. Grace, y. concuFs.
Fisk e Murphy. Minot 4ttcrnsysi
for respondent
Theodore Koffel. Bixmafck, H
Hafverson, Mtnot. Tor appellant
IN his IINE. 4
of yours r.
!. !. .aot hin intoa suitable business n
manufsetg ut SSaths
coclA.eLeGasvifls
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Want Rates

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NV. M.KEl8IY

.--wstSf ana sisetrit 'MSRts,. 30 Il. it.
I. uS4, but now is leaving eity ana viii
be SOLD at bargain. Look this up and
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owner. p6esessicn >ca3f1bs given at
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Coed tits ,fqlSishs1st 2 Al, RFnpsytsss
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CITY.
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1873. Other heuseS for sale
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AGENTS.

.e..,sIs>s
pamphlet on the inside history Of
90 Townleytsm In North Dakota by ]. d.
~ Bacon. This is the fastest seller pub.
u ply, for particulars To- u. Is. Bacon.
H6tel .Dacotah.. Grand Forks. )
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HELP-GENERAL

HuNbREDs RY. MAZE CLERKs-cfTY
Mail Carriers wanted W U. s. Govt
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KODAK y1xlsmxo

DEVELOPING. s-lxP. ROLL. ies; 50
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With Mime. Honfs Studio. Grand FoFkA
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Afro PAINTING,

EXPERT AUTO. PAINTING. ONLY
modern. nre-proof paint shop In NJ
High Glars frish9rs. B.fChrtstianecn
g Son. over Sims! Grand Forks. N! %.
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FOR sALE-THE ,BENrRU STORE,
consisting of general ..rnerchandise.
ReasonZfor selling. other business.
: Brokke SRros.M T%hon1pson, n. D.
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BUSINESS cnaNcEA

FOR RENT-aRocERY STORE AND
fixtures n .International ave, Reason-
able rent. Also bakery in connection
Il. wanted E.. A. Fladland.e Phone
622W. ..t. Z v 70
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LAUNDRY.

your laundry to the Sanitary wet
wash Laundry and see the pleasant
results: no gas or coal bill; no dfudg-
cry or gbaekache; no iodofs around the
31hc per pound addttipnaAI:s Sanitary
Va 81. naundry5S 30o -. Third It
! Phone He3sA
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BATHS

ELECTRIC CABINET BApIIs AND
Swedish MASSAGE; treatments for
Separate department for ladies' with
lady /. nurse and nlasAeuss in att6Nd-
ance. y Hotel DAcotAh. Phone ~.
Ernest Carlson. Graduate Masselr and
Mechano Therapist. ~ !.