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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

Anna wuH quite 90 tor several days
The doctor rHufr every dHN o. never
failed tu express buth Indignation HUI
horror ut whut hHd ctu done I
thought he took Particular poinH iu Dec
emphatic when Auu cynthia Vac Iu
ths room aud I could have huEroi hIu
Tor ~. She SIN insisted that he only
way 30 cure timldtfi wuU 90 MAX"
the person familiar win The object
81 which they were afraid She ire Z
o. argue hsr belief with the doctor
"Dtd YOU ever have ans chiidt'u.
madame be- asked nor one dnN
SO liut I brought 81 hyde up
tie BE- the same ts H son to me
rhat explains ,ou action iill
you ever had H delicate nervous child
Of your Own sou would have known
better thun 10 subject o. tu such
treatment I pit, you. madame for
YOUR Ignorance of 10 rhi'd's nature
The dear old doctor had ANNA ON h.s
lap ~ the time. %ruddiinr her b
was playing with hts hir old-iaHh
Toned watch.
have read many stories OF "a" an
pleasant muthrT-tu-law who '.tussd
dissa nsion In q SONS home Hut
never could n muthOr-in-laN mo- mat
ter how disarrcsahle. be aH unwei
come O. guest 49, was thus aunt Of
ms husbands
\ grandmother De- Invariably fond
Of her grandchildren. uo matter how
she ma, object 10 her sons wife 90
10 what she docs but Aunt tFnthin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
Calomel Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money il il doesn't
liven your liver and bowels and s~traighten
you up without making you sick.

o. spoonful and if II doesn't ~siralghtcn
you right up and make VOC feel fine
and vigorous ! want - 10 go back
o. the store % SGT yuur money bod.
son Liver Tore b. Destroying the FaiU
uf cuioWel hccausa U D. real liver
Medicine entirely vegetable thore-
10 can not sillKata or make Nou slrk
guarantee that one spoonful of
undtnu Liver Tome viii nut your
sluggish liver tu work ANA rlrHn your
bowels Of that sou bile and cnnsfi,
rntct waste which b. clngriug your
system % making you fell miserable
guarantee that n bottle % nodson's
Liver Tone viii Keep your entire fame
49, feeling fine Tor months Give 10
tu your children n a harmless
doesn't Eripe and they like H. pleasant
taste.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE

BY CAROLYN BEEcHER
U Copyright 1913. by CAROLYN rccchcrl :

had uo real love for Anna. I thlnN
She NtH rather proud of her beauty
Anna was De- lovely child. duiuN
rutlt. htIrri with iUliDut" fUntuf,h
iiut neither pride 20 love entered ~
ala into the WY aunt acted toward
her severe ~ 400 timee, hcr voice
seemed a. Jake ON un added severity
when Hho spoke 10 the Hhunkiug
chilli u might have hcrn Ia An
mas a,oidaurc ct her hurt aunt AN 2
b could not hide ~ ave rs h.ius
severe nut whatever the Gauss An.
na could not enr Co ht Nhcrr she
was Sometimes she would ny uni
ftud mo hut ~ Aunt cynthia were in
the room with me she would run uH
fusi ts she could back tu IN" uurs' ~.
Kent them apart uH much 10 Wa
possible After hcr iust fright J nre
h had Anna come downstairs eNcspi
when on hor way ont Tor her dnilN
uirinls That MauNillc dUd not he
lisNr in children being 90 the iuhl"
with grown people helped Mc, ~
course.
june called up ard asked me 10
rnme over Shs wuH Etyinr an after
uoou bridge told her I couldn't
leave Anna; that she had been ~
again
"Tll come right oVcr why diln't
YOU call me uu'' IN 70 few momsutt
nh. came IN with q lovely bunch Of
flowers FOR Anna and n funny looking
jumping doll that amused Anna
im,ucusrlN she stayed a couple g.,
hours We spent the time either tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

I'M nursery o. IN my room Ibid not
tell aunt she wps with me- " she
complained ~ my lack OF courtesy !
would tell her 10 was because ! knew
she disilhed june.
~ On should have been over 10 the
house lar, night Didn't your cafs
burn 90 Iune asked.
Not that I remember. why
Lawson Mckee was Yer and We,
Fnther he. talked about you almost
the whole blessed time Hc thinks
vou perfect"
. am rlad some one thinks w
Ny tone was bitter
Aunt stiil disaErceable 80
More 20 than yer
Never mind. Susan. ~ cart iaai
always Then she IL old and went
live forever"
Isn't n awful. June feel 10
wicked nut ! have wished n doxsn
times she would either 70 away where
~ would see her aEaia or die.
No M Will evcr know how UNHAPPY
she makes ne The worst Of n ~ the.
MnnNliie really thinks she ~ COMPANY
for me "a rather - iocked ~ atone
al ny lifn than have her With me DO
Try not to let 10 make you m
unhappy, Sualn. n ~ spelling your
looks You had rurh 70 lovely skin
and you are Eettins sallow
4 know, June ! don't sleep and I
haven't my appetite ~ all Even
when I 20 put 10 walk she roos with
me M good
We'll. / must be OF ivy and get
oyer as soon az you can
when ManNiii- came I'm late that
afternoon he came directly 10 the
uurHsry. as he had tone since Ann
had been nl She WINS playing with
the doll June brought her and one oi
The bright flowers wus pinned on hsi
nirhtdnofH Munyilic stopped md
kiwcd her check shc dii not Offer n
return hlH carssz hut looked b.hiu,l
him with his frightened ey,F as " she
expected 90 soc Commodore atuikins
IN also.
Fathers little girl" he aid In 4
low. ~conxins Ions ~ he pattsd hei
check Where did you get the Hgti,
dolly 7"
Nuntic 'une" sho never had boer
able 20 NnN June
Juno has been here" Dc urn..
10 me
YoH she STAYED with Annn an.
mo nearly two hours
suppose you told her wis q
blame for ltc motonrd toNart
Anna.
"or couu, ! nd not, Ills tone ha,
been VefN bitter
WI, didn't your she h. your n.
uufufe friend. isn't she
'NtH MunNille. hut YOU are M
husband told her before hptuus,
only your uunt was NJ fault I cuul.
ten mo- % anything against you
tro De ronunucdb
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

lEht taloulei makes you HIrk ifs
horrible Take e. doac ~ tho danger
"a druF tonight and tomorrow 80
may lose "a dayr work.
'ulomei h. morvury or uuick oliver
which causea necrosis OF the bones
'uiomsl when % comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into H. hrrit.
inr 70 up, This Il when Nou feel that
awful nausea ana crnmpinr n sou
are sluggish nnt 'ail Knocked out ~
your liver b. turpin and bowels rnuftl.
rutri ur Nou have headache. dlgGInosa.
coated tongue. o. breath b. bad ur
stomach sour, Just try BE- spoonful nf
harmless hudsun Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee Go 90 any
drug store and get q bottle 81 bod
sons Liver Tone for q few cents Take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

hour. The establishment h now
worhina forty eEht hours per week
There are prospects ior ~ least i've
months WORK
i.ahorers employed must be- guali.
fed to 40 laborinE work. such a. un-
iuadinT freight. and pick and shovel
WORK
Information and application blanks
may be ohtnined from =. ~ Busch, To-
cal secretary. Albuquerque. New Mcx.
tuilding San Francisro. gahf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
ALBUQUERQUE EVIDENCE
ron ALBUQUERQUE PEOPLE
TIE statement % Albuquerque Rcsi.
dcnfs Are surely More ueilahio
Than These of Utter

-
Home testimony IL real proof
Public statcments 81 Albuquerque
people CRY real weight
what n friend or nelehbor says
compels respect.
The word of one whose home II
Ear away invites your doubts.
Here's an Aibuquerque mans state
ment.
And us for Albuquerque peoples
benefit.
such evidence II convincing.
That's the kind of proof hat backs
Deans Kidney Pills.
y. q. Smith. stationary engineer.
ia n. broadway. says II sincere
~ recommend Doan's Kidney pills
for they proved invaluable when !
had backnche and other kidney
trouble. Donn's gave me immediate
relief and soon cured mo entirely. ]
haven't had any sign Of the complaint
for the pas, four years. when I
lived In Pennsylvania a number Of
years ago. I publicly recommended
Doan'r Kidney pills and ! am az
strong In prnisine them now as ever
Price zoe. at All dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Deans Kidney piiia-the same hat
Mr.. smith had. Foster. Mliburn Co..
Mferr. Huffaio. y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

a Woman OF Redemption. the
new Mufld-itrturs iu which June ~.
tidgc stars. has many scenes Ut great
beauty \ large numher Of these
were taken a. iiat cave, y G.. where
the entire company went especially TO-
the purpose 90 taking these scenes
rho losatious picked out combine Wa
to- srcnes views OF great mountains,
Mondfour beauty.
a Woman ct Redemption" has
been nerturu by the thshtsr and viii
be- shown today u b. recommended
90 oyeryona who is looking for IA"
beet sntrrtainmeut
june EitidEs m this production has
one OF the most p~lraHinrly delightful
roles that she hna had tu u Ions time.
o. Ia also u romantic Fnd Mrlllinr
dramatic role which SHE asums 100
thIf pitafiur attraction.
John HuwrfH the handsome lcuhtnE
man who has appeared with much
success iu mnuN other Mofld-llr'
tufes plays opposite Miss ElNidrc m
\ Woman OF Redemption tn q par
tiruinrlt appealinE character ir a
srun ln the character Of u Nnuur utnl
who has been ioudinr such a fast III
that hs b. just about given ~ hi
hs mfher 10 heinr utterly worthless
Uut tho Young man meets re- SRI of
ne mountains and she makes "a mtn
of him
a Woman of Redemption" new
swiftly and lurirlliy 10 a THRILLING
,nmts Sec a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
AT the Theaters Today

PAsTME-"when Men Desire" with Thcda Barn and
- The Love Friend. . with Charlie Chaplin.
~LYRIc-"Daddy Long Legs with Mary Pickford.
IDEAL-"A Woman Of Redemption. with june Elggc; and
'Fatty's Wild Night" with Fatty Arbucke.
"B"-"The Marriage Price, :" with Elsie Ferguson; and The
Foolish Age comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

Traction witch viii have an univcr.
kai appeal. iVf "a ~ ln1ca ~tth cam.
ieu a..a tueir dvtuFH. sfoftUNef tus
cuiiuf,n are not tnDHc Ne see cxeis
uuy, with fathers unu motnsta 10 cate
iur ana project them, u nttlo Cnir4-
rem VINO are tho CnurHtn Ot an aHy iuui
wnich " aadi, -misfmauagrd.
Nfrs iIshivra nns the fOic OF judy
Abnott, " tWeiNs.y snr-oid sui fuu 90
2us ana fun, VINO lodges the cruvi
punisnmen,a OF the sup, untendent o.
tns Iunn ouer ofphanagp. to run ott
nna help thU little be-. who ars iaf.
nuE li on the mseuauie aiet ana poor
care they receive.
Nors thau "a score OF orphaned
chliaryn. sums Of them the mort cieA
e. hid actors who nave ever been
seen on the Hcfeen. u Miss ircktord
lu thin eHriinr part OF the picture,
which shows scene In the biR orphan
ar, lum. 'iHd in striped cheap roth,
ieu upon pruuen sud tnin soup forced
10 work at hard tasks, ANA nuoNc AL
iseking the kindness AMI q which
nuouiu be rNru guuufsn. these hh.
bits nip the hearts OF everyone who
secs picture.
Mrs tarkford b. assisted by 70 mum
hos OF children. among whom b. the
funniest nud most frecklcd face lud
eNsr seen in % picture. How he and
Mafy provoke ~ carry through a
prime strike" b. one OF the episodes
OF the picture in which humor anl
pathuH have a constant struggle lot
the urpsf hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
Silver Cycle Oil

TIE Couapan,'- Rrst wcii-adunninE The GOLDEN CftlE-
A. nov az A druiIt 81 1000 feet. Ia confsrrec with tac ~ TIN
nHiai- ct the tospunan, IN their unec in ~ pnso-he nundc tho
-tnirntent that their nrI ~dl Isnuid h. IN the nri of neat wcrA~
WI rRTDrCr an advancing mashag Tor silviR cyciif-
uur pahc pa Iharr T. nou SIoo. Whf4 SfiNtN tttti, bring
la L. h~t hag wci-Mc -r nO ra- ~ Nhf the SHARES wont -unW
u sharp Hd,arre 10 ~ least sO,
SEND US YOUR Orders FOR SILVER CYCLE NOW
AT $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
That nasraseman .. Henry. mon
ooIna AWAY

GOING AWAY
rhsus The Herald Toar vacation aadfsss
snd havs Ne nansf follaW ro1
kesp IN touch With The home nsua.
thangs your adfrsss - often a. yaa iks
% rive ne Yuuf ltlnefarg
ftons 14s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

Only a few shares of the block of stock we set aside for New Mex
leo are left. If you expect to buy stock in this company you will have
to act before July LIST.
We believe that there will be many rich fields of oil found in this
state. Suppose oil is found in vast quantities, what will it mean to
youl
The shares are 81 90 each and you can buy any amount from 10
sharea up. Note, no small subscriptions accepted after July LIST.
of the oil boom in Oklahoma and the same vas true a few years later
in Texas. There is oil in New Mexico. Get N at the beginning; Join
this big Home company oday-NOW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20

Emile Chnufafd. director Of EisfU
frrruaon'a new picture. The MAJ
rage Price which will 10 az the ~
fut the last time today was somewhat
~ loss during the mining of nat
picture ~ diets rmine how TO work out
Tho plot ~ the story when he learned
That the y W - a lodrinrH ave NO
private telephones In each room and
M Injurious suites whore o. Noung
wnninh ct rich ptrrntnas might take
hsr French msld when she uns awnt
from homr
~ lena. NJ Chnutnri'H assistant
Investigated ths quarters of the y
" g. 4 qua found veto aimpir und
sanitary quarters for Tho wumpn
luirsfs which would hardly boo mc
place Tor H uth Nnunu woman, hrr
French muid and al the hat boxes to
lusHts iu
Aud tho WissiuE telephone WhHi
would happfh if H cenaun wtro writ
ten without u telephone Hut NJ.
Thnutlrd worked u 10 uli right Hs
'Th" MntrinEe Price" shows Mis.
f%crEuson's l"ad.ng man b. Myndham
Standing
The management h also roprliln.
ihe two.rr.l comedy The Foolish
Arr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
Ar TIu, rAsTtur.

Theda nara'H small vanity case new
cr would DO for q grip. She offered
~ generously 10 DlreCtpr J Goruun
Edwards wnen NJ staged when Men
licsire.' hut u was not ulE enough.
Thc Wiliiam no director wus ABOUT
90 take a scene in whith Mis- nara
packs her bHrEnEc ana iicVs from the
CLUTCHES OF u acrman, iiut the VANITY
Ease wna the nearest relative TO a
AID Or hnnd a. the time. 80 Direction
ksiwardh decided to posipcne taking
the scenc until next uH,. Miss hata
promised 70 BRING a real SUITCASE IN
The event.
The William Fox q brought two
HuitcaacH In order that Mr.. tdwarus
might have hiH thoire. Director I'd
wards. fearing that Miss nafa might
FORGET her promise, also brought "a
n~ulttasc. ENefh other member ~ m"
east seemed ta hav. doubts ar To-
their atnrH msmofN, for every ~ 81
them came armed with r. Suitcase
Even the head cumsraman brought his
luncheon iu a man sized leather Hfir.
q stage handH as well came equip.
ped with iuEEuEe. They thought thcs
would make aure that Director I'D.
wards obtained what he wanted.
A. n result there wnH q small noun
tain ~ baggage Ice the studio hat DAY
Al told, the -uitraass numhs red iofty
tNo
When Men Desire IN az the pas.
time thcater to-day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
t-True Oil

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im. fctthd lHsriurtion IA 100 hsuc.. iatl, on The turkhuins,a
q vu.itr-tir COMPANY ais o~n- n Royalty o the Nohwoop
VIII.
Tie Cun,ran, M pa, IL ars d,h'caI within the nc~ uslrts
da,-wnh y rapitausaitn ~ ON, sisoOon-fhi. Company oilers
sr 90 tho h-t opportunities on the market to-day.
SEND Us YOUR ORDERS at 81 80 A SHARE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All votes must be in our
office before $50 each
Monday.
Contest closes Mon
day, June 80, $50 p.
m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
COMMUNITY club
AT MICHIGAN
Farmers of That Vicinity
Will Meet With Towns
Folks Stores Cooperate

Three big double programs will be
held in Michigan, N. D., on Wednes-
day and Thursday, February IL and
10, when a meeting of the Federated
Community Life Development assoc
citation will be held there.
An enormous sale will be held in
practically every store in the city
which will give the farmers attending
the meeting an opportunity to buy at
a great saving. In addition to a large
number of speakers, other items Of
interest will appear on the program
which will last for two days, both
Wednesday and Thursday.
The purpose of the meeting Of the
association which was organized
early inIs1s, through the efforts Of
The North Dakota Retailers associa-
ton cooperating with the other
is to engage in a constructive pro-
gram of education and entertainment,
throughout the state.
VheseN programs by community
clubs have served to bring the farm
er n toWnspnan into closer har-
mony, and acquaintanceship, and
therefore raise the standard of COM
munity life and Improve its business.
Advance agents make arrange
ments with the merchants of the
towns. who guarantee their co-opera-.
ton and financial and moral support.
This also encouraged the buy at
Home Movement"
In every case IN effort is made
to leave in the town well organized
Community club. Alexander k Of
Fargo Is secretary and treasurer, and
Fred p. Mann of Devils Lake is the
president. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
JOSEPH HULTENG
RETURNS FROM CAMP

Sergeant Joseph Hulteng arrived
In this city last night from Camp
Dodge. where he had been stationed
for the last eight months in the camp
headquarters personnel detachment,
from which he has received his hon.
orable discharge.
In speaking Of his trip home, Ser
lgeant Hultefg said that there were
six hundred men in uniforms who
left Camp Dodge at the same time.
All along the route the men were
treated wonderfully: ut Minneapolis,
where they arrived on Sunday morn
Ing, the station was packed with men,
women and children who had gath
cred there to welcome the soldiers;
LAT Fargo the reception given the SOL
oilers was the best ever. anD here the
!citizens served every man In uniform
that was on the train with Q hoe
lunch and the women and girls Of the
city passed through the ears dis
tributing cigarettes. candy and other
Camp Dodge il stlil well filled with
mon 20 1t 10 being used Is q dis
trtbutinE station for the returned men
e the northwest to es mustered out
NsFS rS1HA Nt1s2y4i@G. n $50 tE
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
Campbell IS
HIGH MAN FOR
DACOTAH CUP
Bonspiel in Full swing-st
Thomas Men Run a.,
Strong.

Ten thrilling games opened the
second day OF, the North Dakota AS
ISOLATION Bonspiel. which started last
night. The sixteen visiting Kinks are
each given q go at the Dacotah cup,
in the All-Comers event, since ten
OF them trimmed as many Grand
Forks Kinks in the opening plays.
With six games played on the draws
for this morning in this event. in one
OF which Jameson Of Crystal forfeited
to Waldron Of Drayton, and the re-
naming two sheets are busy at 2
Ottem, st. Thomas. won the first six
this morning, when he took it from
Kibbee of Grafton. but the Kibbee
men came back in the last runs, rails
ing in one stone more than often,
winning with the score II to 10.
Campbell, also Of st. Thomas, is
high man SO far. counting II rocks in
q Dacotah cup game with Patmore.
In the first draws. Waldron placed
16. The Campbell-Patmore draw
was rather o~ne-sided. as "Pat" waa
whftewashed at the end Of the first
five ends. Instead of, stopping. how
ever, they stuck to the. ship, and in
the remaining heads, won two points
An.Comers Event.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
SCIENTIFIC
PERIODICALS
ARE ARRIVING

A story in this mornings issue of
The Herald in regard to the university
library receiving scientific magazines
published in Germany. brought forth
a few scattered protests in the form
of telephone calls mostly from
anonymous persons.
It seems that the university library
as we'll as college and other libraries
all over the country. which are men,
bers Of the American Library asso-
citation, were in 1914 on the subscrip-
ton lists Of certain German publish-
ing companies who issued scientific
magazines. With the breaking out
come regularly and in 1915 stopped
coming entirely.
Inasmuch Is Great Britain and
France were having no difficulty in
obtaining their regular issues Of
these magazines, which continued
publication despite the raging of the
conflict in Europe. the American Lii
brary associations importations COM
mittee took steps to see what could
be done to get them into this country.
AS a result Of their efforts. first exert
ed vel a year ago, scientific journals
published in Germany have begun to
arrive in this country, coming
through a. roundabout. Way through
Holland. A number Of magazines
nave pee nreCeIFe0 at the university
library very recently.
Librarian A. D. Keator Of the. uni-
versity said that the form and gen.
eral makeup Of the magazines re-
ceived at the university did not differ
greatly from the form and makeup
of the magazines which were received
at the library prior to the war. He
did say, however, that the periodicals
appeared to be reduced somewhat in
size.
The American Library association
which has been working for he re-
importation Of German scientific
periodicais, is the same patriotic or
~ganfzation that took over the dis
tribution Of books to American SOL
diers in camps abroad and at home.
Those who are. familiar with the
unique patriotic record of the A. L.
A. would think it preposterous that
any doubts should be uttered con
cerning the motives Of the associa-
tons step for a ,broad-minded and
liberal Interpretation Of culture as it
is expressed through libraries all over
the country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11
Side
CITY HALL IS
?
0BE,REBUlLT
IMMEDIATELY
Offices Of City Scattered
Temporarily All About
Town.

A. special meeting Of the city coun-
Glib was held last night in the temper
airy quarters Ut the city hall, at which
it was decided to reroof and otherwise
SO to reconstruct the city hail., de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning,
that it will be ready for occupancy
within the shortest time possible.
The fire hose wired for to st. Paul
yesterday arrived in the city today,
and q truck owned by Bert Hitler will
be used temporarily. the fire depart
tment having headquarters with the
Raymond Auto company. The fire
boys will sleep at the Union hotel.
Water will be taken from the mains
on the corner Of Fourth street and
DeMers VEN
The police department will have
headquarters at the electric light
plant TO: the time being, the city
clerk will be at the Hamm-E xcelso
bullying and the municipal Judge will
have his Office with George Chambers,
back of the First National bank. and
weighing will be done at the scales at
Stinson's coal Office.
John Hanlon is Waterman at the
CITY hail. e q ~ =
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-11

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