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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20
FROM SOUTH OF
MASON AND DIxoN's

The man who wants to attempt a
fight across the ocean under the
same conditions that surrounded
Hawker's fight just to show he is as
brave as the Australian shows also
that he is as foolish FLORIDA
Times-Union)
Some Connecticut chump is about
to enrage the people of that State by
recalling that roc shad were once OBJ
tanned for 20 cents each, instesd of
$3.50, as now. A man who would
recall such things in a time like this
ought to be put in stocks.-Houston
Post.
America has plenty of room for de-
sirables-but it's awfully crowded
when the undesirables seek admis-
sion. American freedom doesn't en-
brace the license to destroy property
and life and law.-Savannah News
Notice pretty girl giving herself
the "once over" in a big plate glass
window yesterday and honest-to-
goodness we didn't blame her a bit
In fact, if we were tenth as at
tractive probably it would take po-
liceman to move us away from those
fine mirrors. Jacksonville Times.
Wilhelm, who once said thet he
would stand no more nonsense from
America, must be convinced by this
time that America doesn't know how
to take a joke.-Birmingham Age
Herald.
If Mitchell Palmer gets into the
presidential running he may chal-
lenge opponents to show that they
were considered of enough import
ance to be sent 2 bomb.-Chattano
ga News.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20
In Memory of Little N. A. Vestel.

Little N. A. from us has gone,
To live with Jesus up above,
And when the trials of life are DER
Well meet again where all is love
l cannot feel that he is far,
Or that to us he's lost for aye,
But there beside the golden gate
know he'll wait for me some day
Just there beyond the evening star,
Beyond the Jasper sea,
know again some happy day
I'll meet the one who waits for me-
Life seems so sad without him here,
My heart does ache with pain;
And all the days are dark and drear
/ fain would hear his voice again
And yet l know he cannot come,
Back to my arms embrace,
But that in that bright yonder's
I'll see him face to face.
l oftimes dream of that bright home,
OF that bright happy shore;
And when I'm done with grief and
pain
l know we'll meet to part no more.
And tho long to see my boy,
l would not call him from
That heavenly land so bright and fair
And rob him of it's peace and joy.
For we'll know he's safe up there,
From all the ills of life;
From all the sorrows and the care,
From all the tolls and strife.
So now farewell, dear baby boy,
Till God doth bid me come,
To share with thee the peace and joy
In that celestial home.
AUNT MOLLIE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20

American troops hcve invaded
Mexico The invasion came after bull
let's fired by Mexican troops in the
battle for Juarez had killed one
American woman and wounded five
other persons, two of them United
States soldiers in Ell Paso, Tex. In
fantry, cavalry and artillery are in
cluded in the units which have cross
ed the line. The commanders said
they are crossing the border to stop
firing into United States territory.
The battle for Juarcz is raging and
losses appear about equal on both
sides.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas

State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
County-sS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner Of the arm of F. ]. Cheney
q Co., doing business in the City of To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for any case Of Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day Of December,
A. d. 1885
fSeaD A. W. Gleason. Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 10 taxi
on internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System.
Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free.
r. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo, Ohio.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20
Maud Muller Motoring.

Maud Muller on a summers day
Was driving rather fast, they say.
The constable, who had Crude,
Took her before country judge.
The country judge in surly tones,
Fined pretty Maud eleven bones.
She paid it with g naughty stare.
There wasn't any romance there.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-06-20

Republican leaders are not i'm
pressed by the protest against pro-
hibition by organized labor. While
the lawmakers are opposed to pro-
hibition, the matter must be left in
the hands Of President Wilson, a
leader in the House says. He de-
clared the measure represents the
will of the American people.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23

Maurice and two sisters, Mrs.
Frank Paquette and Mrs.
Thomas White, who reside in
town and who were present
to assist in tenderly caring for
him in his last moments.
Funeral services were held at
the church Of st. James the
Greater, October 18th, at 9 A.
NJ. A High Mass of Requiem
conducted by Rev. FIR. Their
rien followed by an eloquent
sermon by Rev. Fr. Lynch,
whose consoling words brought
comfort and solace to the
hearts of the bereaved rela-
tives.
The Knights of Columbus of
whom Mr.. Smith was one of
it's most prominent members,
The Modern Woodmen of
America and The Independent
Order of Foresters under the
leadership of Marshall T. F.
Butler, attended the funeral in
a body and with the great num-
ber of friends and mourners,
making it one of the largest
funerals ever known here. The
funeral was in charge of w. A.
Gleason and the bearers: Leo
Steady, Fred Paquette, Geo. st.
Pierre, O. Lacroix, P. J. Flaher-
ty and H. A. Aldrich, who were
his intimate friends in life, laid
him to rest in his final resting
place in the new Catholic cem-
etery.
Among the many friends and
relatives from out-of-town who
attended the funeral were: Mrs
Addie Davis Parker of Lake
port, N. H. mother of Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Vona Batchelder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McFayden,
of the same place, Mr.. Thomas
Graham and son Martin, of
Brunswick, w. Finnegan of
Lancaster, N. H., E. Finnegan
and wife of Littleton, N. H., P.
J. Flaherty and wife of Berlin,
N. H. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smith of Portland, Me.
The floral offerings were so
numerous that space forbids
the mentioning of the numer-
Gus givers.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23
kelSie to be Electrocuted

Probably the most important
decision handed down by the
Supreme Court Oct. 7 was that
in the case of Bert E. Kelsie of
Orleans. This was submitted
last May on briefs by the at
torneys. Kelsie was found
guilty Of numbering James AL
len, aged 70, at Orleans Dec
ember g. 1918. The decision
of the Supreme Court, read by
Justice G. M. Powers, was, that
no error had occurred in the
proceedings and execution of
the death penalty was ordered
at Windsor the first week after
the first Monday in December,
1919.
Kels' Q, when asked if he had
anytime to say replied, II
don't know as l have" He
stood rather steadily and re-
piled eyes sir" when Justice
TOWerS pronounced Chat part
of the sentence in which is stat
ed he was convicted of mur-
der in the first degree The
testimony of DR.. James C. o.
Neil of the State hospital in
court showed Kelsie, who is 81
years old, to have themind of a
child but that he knew right
from wrong. Sheriff Everett
Hill of Orleans had the man in
charge and left the court room
a few minutes after sentence
was imposed. This is the
fourth time that Sheriff Hill
has taken the man to a penal
institution. Twice to the State
prison and once to the House
of Correction before this time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23
Miss Rooney rendered Shower

Last Sunday there was quite
a heavy shower on Mountain
street. 1t centered at the home
of Miss Marion Maroney and
came as a surprise to at least
one guest. This being Miss
Clare Roney, who was the re-
cipient of numerous presents
from her friends which seemed
to fortell some happy event in
the near future. In fact, they
brought the beautiful gifts to
her in the parlor by the ca
load the cart being drawn ~
little Bernard Riley.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23

Mrs Josie Kenison and Mrs
Ellen Davis of Jefferson were
the guests of J R Applebee and
family a few days this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23
We are going TO move our Entire Stock
from our Railroad Street Store to our new
location, situated on Gross street, near our
Frllit Store, now owned by Fred ranguay,
occupied by w. n. Hebert, known as the
Rawson Block, that we may have more op-
portunity 10 serve you.

beg you past vor also highest Ape
the support which you have given
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
Qlbd11v.

@iua9e unb Sopn1bip @lbanp befunz
beten edte &aterlanbstreue, inbem beren
8epohner Sic ibnen ols @iegesanleibe
sugeteiIte @umme bon 100000 I'M
$4,000 iiberru9ten.
@eprg 8prsn1auu unb @attin nebit
Spiepb @dDnbuff unb Gemablin pon
Gout Centre iporen Mitte letter @ode
bier unb nabnen an ser Seller Der Al.
Sabrestpieberfebr Der Sermdblung oes
Germ Geo. Soldier unb Srou tell.
So6p. SIorion 8ranf BON &tloner,
q. g., tpar ~anfangs letter ISOLDE @alt
Der bo6tp. 8enebittiuer Inoreas uno
Simotbeus.
Norbert 8ertin bnt feline @teae als
8ebilfsfaHierer Ser Sir1t State Bant
n~ieber9elegt. .~
s. s. @rebs unb @attiu erfreuten itd
Der Infunft zines geiunoen So6ter6ens,
tpo5u rniern @liidtpunid.
Sir cine tpiirbi9e Seter beg 9etoraz
tionstoges perben bier neutrality-suspicious.
bereit1ngen ~9etroffen.
Spiepb Surf fat ii6 pon ietnem I'M
mobliein our Sreube 1einer Ingeboriger'
nieper politdnbtg erbolt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
pter5.

Sci einem bonn bo6tp. Tforrer S. s.
@tiegler am 9iensta9morgen 1ebter $50
6e gebaltenen 8rautamte 19lofen ben
8uro fire. 2eben Soiepb Slider un6 SRI.
glonora @tesgrof bei6e bon bier. Wit
ietnen @ertpanoten un6 Sreun0en tpniif9t
au9 Der ~Nor6itern" Dem iungen Faare
Elm 1tets beiteres gbeleber.
Sobn 6. 80bm fat feline 8iuar6baue
un6 8arbiertube Dem Soiepb Si9i6a
fdufli6 iiberlaiien.
st. 70. Stou fat bon 1einem 8ru6er q.
g. StoQ bie Na9ribt bon feiner g1idz
li6en Nnfunft aus Srantrei9 auf ameriz
fanii6em 8o6en erbalten.
Solepb 3tpad bon SEEM ulm bielt 1i6
fir mebrere Sage tn @ei9dften bier auf.
Sic bon ben 30glingen Der unter 2etz
tung Der ebrtp. @9uli9tpeiter itebenoen
Wufifflai1e am Wontag beran1taltete nut
1tfalil6e l1%nterbnltung batte cine quite
3ugfraft uno CAB Der 3ub0reri6m Bette
3ufrie0enbeit.
Sac Sunbament bes neren @e16Gfftsz
%gebduoes, bas @err Saut erri@ten Idbt,
lit gelegt, un6 nit Dem Sberban tpiro TO-
fort begonnen tper6en.
Snmtlie Sran8 Sdtpanfl fat ibr @eim
bon bter na9 &i91non6 berlegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
8ufrnd11.

auna 8ebnor bon bier lieb 1id Monz
tag LETTER @pde in ser ct. Soiepbs SIR
die nab gImbaIe %nbgereilt, mo er ietnem
Glpur als 8raut gum Sraualtar fIbre1l:
Syn. &onnelenfit1d begab 1td nnd
Suite, Mont., mo er 1i6 na4 ieinen
Sarn1intereHen um1eben tpirb.
Sobn 9~el5enber9 lit Mttte lebter $50
DIE nad glinbale abgerei1t, mo CT 1einem
@ruber in ser 2eitun9 Ser Sutterfabri1
a1Ititieren miro.
Sol. g. Sort9 ir. bon Tier fat BEN Sc
trieb elmer Creamery fir Dtele 5at1on in
Gulbing iibernommen.
gmma Wtii6fe, tpel6e bie 8intermoz
note in @inneapolis berbra9te, lit Ing
gIternba1s 5urIdgetebrt.
Ser Samilie Sobn 8. 9ebler purDe ein
geiunbes S06ter6en geboren, tpo5u u11z
fern @liidtpun16.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
%. Thai 1919
2lms Scr %11t,teeeen>.
Qpon.

Sn Ser bielisen ct. 8eneoiftstirbe
reibten 1i6 am norlebten Muntagnnorgen
@eorg @einmann unb SRI. Marta 9eB=
ner Sic Sanb gum gbebunOe bel etnem
pom 6odlp. P. 2eonarb. .. 9: g., 9ebalz
teneu Sralamte. @te CUR firbliden SET
ct 70 botten itd audi 5u Der Sotb5eit, Die
bel Den 8ralltelteru g~efetert muroe, piele
gertpanbte unb Sreunbe bes glufltden
8aares eingefunben, Die es al Den BERG
Iidlten @liidlpiini6eu nidt feblen lteben.
MDae cs Dem iun9en Raare in benz nenen
@tanbe, hem iie iih auf elmer Sarm nabe
8iers in Morriipn County bingeben perz
Sen, tets nad 9er5enspuni6 ergebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
men, bas linn poblbetommen uno rei9<
li6e Srii9te fir 3eit unb @tptgtett brinz
gen m0ge.
6reenmdl0.

gu gbren ibrer aug Dem @ilitdrbieni
entlaienen 5pei SDbne beranltalteter
Sobn @tabtberr unb Srau cine ge1eQz
ldaftli9e %unterbaltung, an Der ii6 bielf
geripnnbten nnb Srennoe Ser Samtlte be-
teiligten unb tpobei Die 3uridgetebrter
Die beimatli@enSreuoen pieoerum 10 red1
gu fo1ten permo6ten.
Sobn @mmel febrte @amstag bon ct
gloub beiteren S(ntlibes 5u uns 5urud
batte er ia Die, @enugtuung, 1ib 6es Sreiz
fpru6es Der @el6tporenen III Der geger
i'm bon Sobn @aloorf aug @pring err
Dobenen &lnge auf $500 @9aoenerlat
erfreuen 5u f0nnen.
Matbias @inter bon @lbanb, Der eff
flr5li9 ebrenbou aus Sem @eeresotenlte
entlni1en porben mar, erfrente 1etner
bier nobnenben 8ru0er nit 8e1n9.
SRI. Ebereita 2unier bon @arfelo be-
fin6et iid bier in Der Samilte Sreo 3tste
5u @aite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
Pc -RU-NA
Sir Ratarrb 1tno fatarrba
2uifGn0e

Neilpert Magenz unb @ingelpetbe>Se<
1chmernen, Sartleibigfeit, lauren Wfagen,
Quf1dpeuen, 8ldbungen, Nbenmattsz
RiidenShmerseu. Sd)mer3en in Den
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
Rtbmon0.

Soiepb @0ttger, nel@er ndbren6 6es
lebten. Sabres als @tationsasent in 9tenit
ser Great Nortbern 8abngeleuf9aft
ton6, lit borlebten Sreita9 mad. bier 8u<
riidgefebrt nnb fat bas Sutpelen9ef9dft
5einer Msutter fdufli9 'iibernommen.
8ilbelm @1ning un6 Srau tpur0en
Wontag CUR Is. Sabrestpteoerfebr ibrer
8erebeltGung bon ibren Srenn6en Be-
gliidtpiini9t unb bic @elegenbett bra9te
re6t an9enebme l1nterbaltungsitun6er
nit ii6.
Sran3 &r6licta uno Srau trafen borz
lebten @amstag bon Gong 8ea6, Gal.,
mo 1ie bic @tntermonate berbra6ten, bier
Elm unb tperben Die Commemorate in
ibrer maize Dem @orfeiboe Gee ~gelesenen
Ne1tben5 berbrtngen.
Sic Srauen 81. $. @ielanb, 81. sc.
l1te@t unb SRI. @opbia @tben, Beamten
bes bieiisen 3petges Der &oten &reu5z
|Geieuidaft pobnten @itte LETTER Bode
Der In MinneapoIts gebaltenen &oten
&ren5 &onferen5 bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
mcire 6rope.

Ser bier felt 1ieben Sobren als Ober=
lebrer unb Or9oniit angelteQte @err Inz
breas $. 8eBler fat feline Nelignatton
eingerei6t, elm @6ritt, Der bier allgez
mein beba1ert miro, fat ia &err @eBler
in beiben @tenun9en Sic allerbeite 3nz
frieoenbeit 9egeber1. CT 1pirb ieiner @nz
gabe nah fem 9eim nab Ser &apitolitaot
perlegen, tpobiu bel leinem Nibiebe bon
bier i'm unb feline Samilte bic better
@un1be begleiten tperOen. ueber feline
9la6fplge babter lit Biz iebt nodb ni9ts
lar1t %getpDrben.
@ermann MeDer erbielt Iebte Bobe
&l1b unb &alb, lpel9e Tiere CT Dor meb=
reren Monaten bon Der @adneD Sar1n in
ct. Saul fdufli9 in ietuen 8eitb bra6z
te. 9ieielben merOen als fol6e better unb
tpertbou3ter 3a1ie be5eibnet.
Sic Mit9lie0er ~unierer Mu1itfapele
bra6ten borlebten Samsta9aben6 ibrem
&apellmeilter @eorg 8altes anIdBIi9 1ei<
nes @eburtstages Elm Stdn6@en, Dem
beri9ie0ene @tunben angenebmiter I'M
terbaltung i'm S~amilienfretie~ bes Be=
ebrten folgten.
Webrere bon bier 9%0nnten ii9 bns
arsge5eidnete @ergnii9en, bas am CONT
tag Sic 6rittmali9e Nuffibrung 6es59auz
ipieles ISM 3ei9en bes @reu3es" an
ser ct. 8eneoitftsz Mfabemie gu ct. So
iepb nit ii9 bra9te.
@o9p. gfarrer P. Martin ma am
erten Sage bergangener 8o@e 8eiu9er
in ct. Soiepb.
Gum @beltanD purben in unierer
Pfarrfir6e berfiinbigt Sobn 8ornbrod
bon 6iefer @en1ein6e nnb SRI. Norin
8iidner bon Stem Wunt9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
Goen Dduev.

@etrnut tpurben am 9ienStagmorgen
rergangener @ode in Ser bieitgen Weaz
ria &immelfabrtstir6e ndbrenb zines
bonn bo9tp. Bfarrer Silt. Peiffer gebal@
tenen 8rautamtes Peter Mrnolo nno SRI.
Gliiabetb Sbei1en, Eodter Ser Samtlie
Sc. 8. Sbeiien, unter beren gat1i9em
Sbba6 Sic @o65eit i'm betteren &reiie
ton @ertpanbten u1b Sreunoen beg all
gemein gea6teten 8%rautpaares ftattfano,
mobei basl eIbe nit ber5li6en Glildtpinz
1den nnb i90nen Nneebinben rei9li9 be-
ba6t tpirbe. 9as iunee Raar tpiro it'd
in bie1er @egenb benz 2anbleben tptDz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

Sd0u, beibe ainoer bieier Gemeinoe.
8eim Sp65eitsfeite, bas bel ben glterlt
Der 8ralt inn trauten Berlpanotentretle
gebalten mrrbe, nabm bas ilage Baar
sic belten @iini6e fir cine geiegnete 3u@
funft e%nt9e9eu, unb ba6 1i6 ben Ne1t@
p%ermdblten biele Ser5enstpnnf6e ber@
lpirfliben m0gen. lit Ser aufrt6tige
@uni6 oes ~Norolern".
@o6tp. 5err 6. Sbiebaut uno bodtp.
P. 2ufc STINT, .. g. s., BON ct. glono
erltatteten. @pnntagna6mtttag unierem
bod6lp. Bfarrer 8renber einen freunoz
16aftli6en 8e1ud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
Roscoe.

2eonnrb @oB faufte Die 2k Meilen
nDr0li6 bon bier gelegene Snrm ieines
@aters fir $4,000 unb tpirb btelelz
be be8ieben, iobal6 2eonar6s @lteru ibr
9etm na9 Welro1e berlegt baben.
Mtdael un6 Peter @ebr reiften nad
edmonton, Ilberta, Canada, mo iie ii9
nab 2an6 utnieben tperben.
M}artin @u19le taufte 8obnbaus nnb
@runbtiid 6es S. Sabn fir $4,000; er
bat Dor, 6teien @erbit fem @eim ins
@td6t6en gu berlegen.
Srau Sobn 6. S9dfer tpur6e borleb=
ten @annstog in ST.. @el5 Office gu gfidz
mon0 operiert unb lit iopeit bergeiteM,
6aB 1e III Ben erfen Sngen na9 @n1t1e
entla11e en- tper6en fann.
@o6tp. P. @regor, 8. g. s., bon
Gi9mon6 eritattete inherent bodtp. Bfarz
rer P. Igatbo, g.. g.. s., einen frenn6z
1Gaftliden 8e1u6.
SIZE Noscoez@t. Wnrttn Sarmers
NHocintion ber1an6te brei @iienbabntpaz
genln6uneen gemii6tes @ieb na6 5ub
ct. Saul.
Tbos. 3ac3fotpsfi fat in lebter 3eit
80 @tud @olblut @in6bieb bon Stein
Dorf ~9efauft; ct fat cine Ser beiten @iebz
berben in Central Winneiota. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
5prino Bill.

Bd6renb Der lebten 3pei Sabre Fat Die
unter 2eitlng bes Martin 2o6emeier itez
berbe glroia Creamery I'M Conn 2afe
George einen merfltben @e19dftsnuf<
|f6tpurg gu ber3etdnen. Bdbrenb BEG
Morats Mdr3 erbtelten mebrere <nber
fir gelieferte Sabne einen S9ed bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

uiber 500; an Der Spite biefer Na=
menslilte felt 2oren3 Saroer nit $448.=
48; iiber 5000 erbielten Soiepb Nidols
Nnor. Sribler, @nton Bed unb Ben
Gampfen.
Samilie @einri6 @erarbs bon arainz
tpipn, tpar;. 5%omntagsgalt ber bier mobz
nenben Samilie Martin 560nberg.
@b. &ir6ner fat ieinen Nrmee6ienlt in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

gegen Soiepb gmmel bon @reentpnlb,
ipelGe Die Solge eines Muto< 3ufammenz
ftoBes mar, oarob 9err 8alborf cine auf
$500 Iartenbe griatflage fir 8ef@doiz
gung ieines Nutomobils nnitrengte, 1T
bon ben @efdnorenen i'm &reisgert6te
gu ct. gloub eegen ben @ldger enti@ie<
ben tporben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

Brnnfrei6 quittiert unb bofft balo ieinen
bicligen @ertpanbtenz nnb Srennoestreis
beariiben 81 f0nnen.
s.. q. @eDe berfaufte mebrere Stiere
unb @9tpeine Der Sarmers 60. in
@reentpnlb.
So1epb Sal6ert bielt 5i6 mebrere Sa<
ge in @e16dften in Welrofe anf.
Sic &lage beg Sobn @aloorf bon bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
SuremburQ.

ssSn Ser ct. @enbelinus Stride ret3ten
ten iid 9ienstagmorgen bel eineu1 bonn
bo9tp Hfarrer 8renber gebaltenen
8rautamte bic @anb gum 2~ebensbnnoe
Gbri1t. 66roben nnb SRI. Matbiloe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-22
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23
AUCTION.

. AUCTION SALE.
Having sold my farm I will sell ut
: pN ! M eSsI,3a 0s SEPTEMBER asth.
=. on what is known as the ''Mrs. Heyitson
i Farm" 2 miles west and " miles south
South as9vs 81 o ! ails' ) f mii.s anf from II ;d %alss
Forks on Larimore road. the following:
! black mare in foal, weight 1850 u.s.,
= l bay a IN foal. weight hoo ros.. $
bay =! mar e. 81 il foal. weight 1850 MS. 10
asl brown gelding. weight 14oo lns., a
- ! =. sc sssls s,sa1dine, weight 1900 ios.. 8
I bay, !gelding, weight 1880 lbs. 3 years
q brown gs,5aing. weight 100 lbs. .
bay mare, weight 1900 u.s., 8 years
i black eelding, is months old. $
2 COWS. milking. .AiiAh.
2 cows. coming in soon.
- 3 spring calves. 4
MACHINERY.
.4aeieht foot" bfn (new).
~ 1stAcn1e mower (new).
Superior drill. double disc >tnew).
,s~.l II. Case m pillow (n-~).
~ l. -oO6S OIA6. --. ~ : FsHr". l.. -=tfrN- {.
'si1 lumber s~.waEonafs-S'a .7.ss4 sG.E "a
/ hay rack (new). -.
cart drag. e
ais4a sets double harness.
- 1hset single harness. 49,. :
100 bushels of oats. =
49,. : HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
MI cook stove. ! heater. 1 oil stove, 1
u buffet, 100 piece set Of dishes. 100 quarts
fruit. / Edison photograph with 80 rec
.--ords. beds. dressers. chairs, linoleum.
EFarator, / churn, and many other articles
- too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT 1880 A. M.
TERMS-All sums Of SO or under
cash. All sums over that amount credit
will be given for IL months from date of
!, sale on bankable paper drawing interest
ut So.
No property to be removed from prem
'sss FRA Franz Ss!i BHL III owner.
IRWIN STEWART, W. v. O'CONNOR,
...s.a-a.. Auctioneer. -. Clerk.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23
HoUsEs o SALE

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR RENT
spai! store on Kittson Ave. At $500
Small store or So. srd st, at $4,000
FOR SALE
3s,Sse.ss-s.room house. ali modern. on
' GaeFr1 81. "oossn Moose On
$s,3eo.oe-s-room house, all modern but
heat on uutveEstty Ave-.
$4,e0o. 0e-NeW S-f0orn house. all mod
cru, on Vernon Ave.
ss,oos.ee-e.roos,. All medsrn house on
$500. ''- sssss .t e st aodern house on
seuth eth st.
ss.ssase-Ss;room hoass. al modern On
S4.7ee.oe--+4Foom house. all modern. on
South 9TH St.
ss.ses.ss-ssEcom. al modern house. on
ss.tss.ps-ssoom. ii modern house. on
t&.Soo.to-Nsv 7-room bungalow, all
meaesa. g location.
$4Soe.0o-e-rooW cottage On Univoeoity
Az. city water and electric
s7.ees.se-3 guits epaxtnant house. al
.1.sk1.o-n1asesassmsn . : Sons s sfn 80.
s!:s:ss and ssii.l: 8 SossS
stsslss-,5;;Fesn hosss. ~ modern. on
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ssss Ss.'r And cellar and g,
';''- gssssa..ss A.: = noaera !. On !
y aerss sfslsnd. clsss-tn on easy tsrms.
HI 49, ~ .-sSg%
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23

offer, city or country work. No terri
tory restrictions. No deposit. No red
tape. Collect as you go. Costs nothing
to find out. Address manager, til X.
C. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
HUNDREDS MEN-woMEN-w WANT
81. 311oo year. Govt. Office and out
side positions. List free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept 313' g. Rochester. N. T..
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FOR DIN
ing DON and kitchen work Sundays
only. New York Hotel.
WANrED-MAN OR WOMAN WITH
Ford car. to travel. Address V Her
ald.
COUPLE WANTED ON FARM. n. q.
NcMurray. Gilmore. N. D..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-23
HuR-NANE.
Boy Wanted!
NoRNINa ROUTE
Apply.
Circulation Manager
GRAND FoRKs Herald

AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
bef trsde-WaSes SIS per week up.
positions guaranteed. Few weeks
eonspastes by q methods. Little ex-
pence. Write for catalog. Aoler
barber Collegs, le7 g.. NicoIlet Ave.
Minneapolis, ESt. 1885.