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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
OFFICERS ELECTED In
STEVENS FARM BUREAU
Annual Meeting Held Last Saturday
Attended By Farmers of
County


ne anhu"I meeting Oh Che stevens
NouI'S gu III - III CO.. " il1'" was "0lo
Oh ." o"y' D7'' z o III was wen az
'eH0eo' rL1',loG Il H. W. Nee17r pre-
Slo0U anu OIlGny I0'lo'eu the WORK
u the d. III d 'lS eau lol the PAST
yV@I' @1IIo"E 'ilG ploJ9cIS ulIuer-
zane" il7 tIlo"5H' 'lIe one oL srea1 e6C
value ~ Il9 laI Iilei0 III "Oll@I9 ana
Genus was the seed corn campaign
1tsl re" o"1 III Ille Ian. AS q result
% 'l7 l",E'. "'I'o''II' u SCSu CoiL
,5"F@o e"['y peI0Ie o"Nl@7t "a 'y IloS1
ne 'noHELlI '"e prospects l'r " sooo
crop VI W.! , "9L9 00,'Ol''' I..,......
a. ~ w Ii7oII, III S0co' IL ,'}> 'elI9I ~
D7Pl'l 'llLcIll T. = ''i' q shy l o. H. o.
"''I' Win 1I9ot"' % pI07o"' anu
gave " 'plsHoIo '"Ih' RE III Seo 'lle
farmers 70 pitn' d l"i9 g @ .,e VI VI
wheat /" l s 90 DSc''''7S 'roy Mel'
sure 'l q sou plI09. ALI9l 'll''''
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
PROSPECTS BRIGHT AT
WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL
Second Semester Opens Next Mo-
day.-Do1mitories FilleT
Capacity

The second semester begins at the
West Central School of Agriculture
next Monday with the brightest pros
poets in its history. Already there
are over two hundred students en-
rolled and this is a greater number
than can be Accommodated in the
dOrmitOrieS: There are others wish
ing to attend here but they cannot
be accepted as it is necessary now
to find rooms down town for some of
the young men. More rooms are still
needed to accommodate these students.
Every dOrmitory is filled to capacity
and all available space is taken. Mr..
Bye expects to move into his new cot
tage this week and the rooms he
vacates will be used for the students.
The school closed Dec. 21st for the
holidays.
All students will be vaccinated for
pneumonia when they enroll. These
who attended for the first semester
have already been vaccinated against
this disease.
The West Central School now has
the finest equipment possible to get
and the faculty is complete. Mr.. A.
G. Heine, who was here last year to
teach agricultural engineering, will
return for the second semester, hav-
ing been released from the navy
mechanics school at Dunwoody.
Plans are already under way for
the short course to be held in Febru-
airy. A tractor school will also be
held the last Of February for two
days and men and boys from all The
counties in this section may attend.
The second week in April the Boys
and Girls Club work will be taken
up and the boys and girls from a
half-dozen counties in this section
will attend the school. About 800
are expected. This will take the place
Of the Junior Short Course held last
year.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
STATE OFFICIALS GET
RECORD ON ARMORY
Capt. Vinje and Major Spooner Con,
fer With Major Lampert and
Attorney-GeneraI

Captain Vinje and Major Spooner
! complete legal record Of The proceed
ings heretofore had in the matter of
a new armory for this city and sub
mitted these records first of all to
Major Lampert, secretary of the
Board of Armory Supervisors who
examined them and wrote a letter
referring them to the attorney-gen-
eral. The Morris men were assured
by Attorney-G General Hilton that the
papers would be given early consider
alton. At the Office Of the State
Board of Investment, a formal ap-
plication was made for the funds
with which to build the armory and
municipal building, for which in
formal assurances have already been
given.
According to Major Lampert,
authority in connection with the
building Of the armory vested with
Captain Vinje, commanding Co. X,
but Captain Vinje has formed a COM
mittee to be associated with him in
this important work consisting Of
himself, Major Spooner, c. r. Woll-
than and J. G. Morrison, Mr.. Woll-
than will be secretary Of the COM
mittee.
The city commission will have en-
tire charge Of the erection of the
municipal building, but the two COM
mittees will work together on mat
ters of common interest.
The committee is gathering data
on the armories which have been
built in other cities, and when the
general features of the building are
decided upon an architect will be
employed, detailed plans made, and
arrangements made to begin con-
struction as early as practicable.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
Old Settler Dead

Mrs. Andrew Hanse, one of the
very old settlers of Stevens county,
died at her home in Framnas town
ship. last Friday and the funeral
was held yesterday, Rev. Olson Off
ciating. Mrs. Hanse was 56 years
and z months old and had lived here
for over 40 years. The cause Of her
death was cancer. She is survived
by her husband and a large family
of children. She was born in Nor
way May "a, 1861.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
HAGEN Back in Morris

Gerhard Hagen arrived in Morris
Monday and will make his home here
in the future. He expects to con-
tinue his old trade of painting. He
spent three months at Camp Grant
and was discharged the 1st of De-
cember. While in the service his
wife lived with relatives at Hollo-
way and just week after Mr.. Hagen
returned home Mrs. Hagen was TAX
en- sick and died. A fine baby girl was
born a couple Of weeks before and
the little one is getting along fine
and will be a comfort to her father
in years to come.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
Died for His Adopted Country

Thomas H. Christopherson, who
was reported last week as having
been killed in action in France, was
a cousin Of Mrs. M. J. Ryhn Of this
city. He had no nearer relative in
this country. He came from Norway
about five years ago, and made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ryhn. At
different times he worked for Mr..
Quilliam, George Diedrich and Aug.
Fluegel, and he also attended the
agricultural school here a couple Of
years ago. He entered the army
over year ago from Garrison, N. D.,
where he was working at the time.
and went to France as a member Of
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
Ezra Bicknell in Argonne Drive

An Item in the Caldwell news Of
the Boise, Idaho, Capital, says
"A letter from Ansom Cornell, who
is soldier in France, advises that he
recently met Ezra BicknelI, of this
city, and that Bicknell has been sent
back from the front because Of a
sprained ankle, after he had been
over the top several times and had
participated in the severe fighting at
Argonne"
Ezra Bicknell is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Bicknell, formerly of this
city but now of Caldwell, Idaho.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
DR.. Christensen Locates Here

DR.. G. r. Christensen arrived in
Morris last Saturday and will locate
here permanently, having received
his discharge from the army. He
will have his Office in connection with
DR.. Geenty. They will use one wait
ing room in common and DR.. Christ
enson has rented adjoining rooms for
his private Office. Some re-arrang-
ing is being done in connection with
the Offices and they will be re-deccr-
ated and beautifully furnished. DR..
Christensen expects to conflne his
practice to surgery and diagnosis and
will do mostly special work.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
Plans Should Be Made For Appropriate
Memorial To The Heroes Of Great War

Plans should be made now for an
appropriate memorial for the Morris
and Stevens county boys who gave
gave their lives in the Great War.
The Tribune has no especial sug-
gestions to offer except to start the
discussion and urge that whatever be
done be of a permanent nature, and
one of which the city will be proud
as the years go by.
The city Of Duluth has already
planned for a soldiers monument de-
signed by Cass Gilbert, which will
cost about $4,000. In other cities
the suggestion has been made and
favorably received that a memorial
building be erected which will be
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03

useful to the living and fitting
testimonial to the dead. In other
cities memorial parks are being es-
tablished. Soldier monuments of the
civil war abound in the cities of the
East, and among the very best are
the statues Of distinguished leaders
Of the war
The question is one which should
be thoroughly discussed with view
to ascertaining what sort Of a mem
orial will be financially possible for
this community, and also what will
be most appropriate as a memorial
and most appreciated by and inspir-
ing to the generations that will fol-
low.
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fact that we would like to have all
knitted articles finished and sent to
the Division Warehouse as promptly
as possible so that they may be avail
able for distribution at an early date
in order to provide the most effective
relief during the present winter.
Very truly yours,
Signed, Cora Fridley,
Director, Bureau Of Chapter Pro-
duction.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1919-01-03
Co. K, 326th Infantry. He was

Co. K, 326th Infantry. He was
killed in action on October 18th. Mr..
Ryhn has received a letter, from
member of Mr.. Christopherson's
company who saw him fall, and who
bore t. mony to his bravery and
fearJ, IS as soldier. He was
fin of young manhood, and en-
d timseIf to all those who came
him during the short time
mere. He was one of the
number of fine young men who
gave their lives to their adopted
country, and to whom America owes
so much.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
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POHREB VOJENSKEHO A.
VIATIKA.

Manevry aviatikd We Wood
land Hills parku budou ukon-
Ceny dnes vecer. Ma vcereiSi
demonstraci podileli Sc asi so
letcu a 500 pasaz6rG aCkoliv
vGereiSi odpoledne bylo deSti-
We, Woodland Hills park byl O
pet obecenstvem cetne navsti-
ven. Asi $3.50 skolektovano "a
vcerejsich manevrG We pro-
speech poznstalych letce F. Pr
ce, jenz We ctvrtek pfisel V par
ku nasledkem sriceni Sc jeho
dvojploSniku 0 zivot. PozGstat
ky, zabiteho aviatika budou
pohfbeny dnes V mestecku u
hrichsville, kde Price pred 25
lety Sc narodil a odkudz k a.
viatica "a valky byl naverbo.
van.
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UTEk MEM. ZAJATCU ZE
SHERMAN TABORA

ASi dvacet n6meckych zajat
Gu, v6znGnych V tabore Sher-
man blize Chillicothe, uprchlo
re sve vazby nekteri z Mich
jsou ma svobode do3ud. Zajatci
dostali Sc ma svobodu tunelem
davno pred tim vykopanym.
N6kteri 2 utecencG dopadeni
byli pozdeji V Columbus a il
nych blizskych mestech, nacel
nici uprchliku nebyli vSak vo-
ienskou policii chyceni. Ut6k
proVeden byl ia prudke elektri
ck6 boure a byl zpozorovan
hodinu po provedeni tehoz.
V6tSina uprchliku pozustavala
z n6m. plavcu V Soustati inter
novanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O.
BUVNICKEHO HLEDA CES-
KA PRUMYSLOVA SKOLA.

KrajanGm, kteTi mali odbor
ne vzdelani a mohli by zasta-
vat mfsto mistra obuvnickeho
a jsou obeznameni dokonale s
americkou strojni, (tovarni)
vyrobou obuvi, naskyta Sc mi
moradna vhodna prilezitost sta
ii Sc odbornym ucitelem stroj-
nj vyroby obuvi ma velke pr1-
myslove Skole We vetSim kraj-
sk6m m6st6 Cechach. Ucha-
zeci necht' Sc pTihlasi uda-
MIN dosavadnlho Zamestnani
a odborneho vzd6lani ma Ces-
koslovenskou Informacni kan
cellar, $40 District National
Bank Bldg, Washington, d.
c., nejdele do 5. zari t. r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
NEHODA SLOVENSKE RO-
DINY.
Diva autoiste usmrceni, ctyri
tszce poraneni "a srazky S
pfedmsstskou karou.

Slovensky delnik Ondfei Be
ganik, 1893 Ridgewood Ave,
vyiel 81 vcera Sc svou rodinou
V autu do Youngstown, V ie-
hoz okoli nedavno farmu "a
koupil. Ma vyiizdce t6 mimo
Beganika, jeho zeny a peti di-
tex podilel Sc 23lety pfitel te-
hoz Adam Hrymlak z Plover
Ave-, Lakewood a z vyletnikil
tech do Clevelandu do dneSka
nevratil Sc nikdo. Dva Gcastni
ci vyjizdky prisli totiz nest'a ast
nou nahodou ma venkov6 O III
vot a pet leceno je pfitomn6
V nemocnici V Youngstown.
BeganikGv automobil srazil Sc
totiz We zmin6nem meste S ka-
rou trakGni drahy a katastrofa
nasledOvala. Auto bylo uplne
rozbito a mattel tehoz, iakoz
Sestileta ieho dceruSka Marie
ma mist6 usmrceni, 2 ostatnich
vyletnikG zraneni t6zce pani
Beganikova a diva jeji synove
Jan a Josef, kdezto poran6ni
dalSich ucastnikd vyjizdky
isou lehka.
NeStesti prihodilo Sc o pate
hodin6 vecer ma Wilson ulici V
Youngstown "a prudke deSt'o-
We bouTe. Beganik nebyl zku-
Senym ridicem a V meste
Youngstown pom6ry neznal.
NetuSil, re tamn6jSi Wilson u
lice ie t6z trakGni drahou pre-
tnuta a Il dotCene kTizovatky
ami Sc nazastavil, ably o bezpe-
cnosti t6ze presvedcit Sc mohl
Jel bez rozvahy dale a We sire
du kfizovatky t6zka pfedmest.
ska kara automobil ieho zasa.
hla. Dotycny motordak udava
re svou karu V cas- zastaviti ne.
mohl, ackoliv brzdy utahl {
srazce vSemozn6 Sc vyhybal.
Beganik pracoval V dilnacl
Parish and Bingham Co. a mi
mo uvedenych dltek byl otcen
dvou dalSich synkG ma vGarej
sim vyletu Sc nepodilejicich
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Kdyz vcera rano treti ho-
dine straznik Jankovsky patro
loval ma zap. As. ulici, ucitil
silny zapach koralky, vychaze-
iici re sklepa ma rohu Tillman
Ave. a zap. as ulice. Jankov-
sky telefonoval ma stanici po-
moe pO pfichodu nekolika
svych kolegG podnikl do onoho
sklepeni vpad a zatkl til muze
m6sickafstvim Sc Zabyvaiici.
We sklepeni obieveno nekolik
kotlu ma vafenl whisky, n6ko-
lik soudkG hotove iiz kofalky
n mnozstvi materialu nutn6ho
k vyrobe hhovin. ZatGenymi
isou Uhri Jan PleSa, r. Dara-
mus a A. Torados. Budou pro
cesovani Il distriktniho soudu
pro poruSeni valecne prohibi-
ce a tajnou vyrobu opoinych
napojG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-25
PRAZDNINY RADNfCH
SKONCENY.
v dnesni schn2i bude o draho
te potravin debatovano.

Letni prazdniny naSich rad
mich ukonceny dnes q vecer
pravidelna schHze zas ma rad
nici bude konana a pTedevSim
o drahote potravin bude roko-
vano. N6kteTi radni budou po-
zadovat, ably ceny potravin
zvlaSt6 V restaurantech V dolen
MIN m6st6 byly administered
kontrolovany a radnf Reynolds
pozada sve kolegy, ably mesto
podniklo cos ohledn6 novostav
web, ponevadz nasledkem nedo
statku levnych bytG mnoho ro-
din opoustf Cleveland a stehu-
ie Sc ma venkov kde pom6ry
jsou ponekud lepsf.
Zivnostnikdm v m6stskych
trznicfch bude naTizeno, aby
We vykladech sv6ho zbozi NELL
j ceny vypsane, tax ably kon-
sumenti seZnali, kde lie koupit
LEVINE.
20 zelezniGnich kar armad-
Mich potravin pTivezeno buda
2 Chicago do Clevelandu V
tomto tydnu a tyto rozprodany
budou V Central zbrojnici V so
botu neb V patek. Mestska
sprava doufa, ze privozem do
tcenych zasob ceny potravin
Il mas jeSt6 vice poklesnou.
Specielni porota bude prot
kOristnikum V patek We vysetro
vani pokraCovat. Minulou so.
botu byl pol. soudcem Silber-
TEN $500 pokutovan N. Nash
od Cleveland Provision Co. a
diva dalSi zastupci velkojatka-
fu budou souzeni pro spekulo
V1nI M Capo Ipoc
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zASlLKY z .CLEVELAMDU
JSOU JIz v HAMRURkU.

Czechoslovak Commercial
Commission oznamila Ceske-
mu Narodnfmu Sdruzeni V Gle
velandu, re zasilky, vypraven6
z Clevelandu pocatkem m6si-
ce srpna, byly nalodeny ma lod
"Zaca", ktera ma dnes dne 25
srpna pfistati V Hamburku. Cd
tud budou dopraveny lodemi
ceskoslovenske republiky do
Prahy.
Jak vidno doprava pres
Hamburk jest mnohem rychlei
81 nez pres Terst a tax Sc bu-
dou brzy krajane donna z dar-
XII americkych pratel radova-
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OkRADEN MA KARE.

VIM. Emanuel, 1852 Lorain
Ave. oznamuje policii, re wee
IA ma Woodlandske kafe okra-
den byl tobolku obsahujici
$50 V hotovych pen6zich, ja-
koz i poukazku ma londynskou
banku ma Gastku $4,000, kite.
ryzto obnos zdedil po SVEN ne
davno V Anglii zemrelem otci
Policie ma stopovat zvlast' il
stou zenStinu, jez ma kaTe po.
blize neho sedela a velice ma.
padne 81 poCinala.
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MAST CESkOAMERICKE IN
TELICENCI.

Prazska universita prime
od 1. fiina kvalifikovanou ST.
lu "a rektora anglickeho iazy-
ka. Misto to jest velmi pTihod-
ne pro americke inteligenty,
kteri jsou schopni vyucovat ja-
zyku anglickemu a mali dosta
tecne vzdelani. (Absolventi u
University americke). Zadost
dluzno podat neidele do /. "a
ii Ceskoslovenske mformacnf
kancelafi, 620 District Natio-
nal Bank Bldg, Washington,
OA-0s t.-
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POJEDE DO RfMA.

Clevelandsky kat. biskup J.
p. Farelly vyda Sc pocatkem
zari ma cestu do Rima, ably re-
feroval o stavu zdejsi diecese
Mimo to navStivi V Rime anne
rickou bohosloveckou kolej, ma
niz pusobil % roku. Kollej ia
musi byti po valce zreorgani.
sovana, ma ktarezto reorgani
saci biskup Farelly ma poma.
haiti.
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VYSTAVA KRALfKU.

Narodni svaz p6stiteld krali
XII Zahajil dnes vyrocni svou
konvenci V hotelu Statler a asi
500 delegate podili Sc ma prv-
MIN Zasedani. Pri te pfilezito-
sti delegace uspofadaly VISTA
va kralikG vzacnych plemen a
pfipravuii nekolik prednasek
o vyhodach Jake pestovani kra
llku poskytuie. Konvence po-
trva do soboty.
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Choroba zaludku.

Choroba zaludku. = "MGj
maly synek trpel po diva roxy
chorobou zaludku, vsak pravi-
delnym lecenim DR.. Petra Ho-
boka, mohli jsme nesnaz zdo-
lati," pise pi. O. Bakkenova z
Marmon, N. d. Tento chvaln6
znamy bylinny lex upravuje
zaludek a zlepSuje zazlvanl.
Nani to lekarnicky lex. Pro
podrobnosti 81 piste ma DR..
Fahrney and Sons Co., Chica-
go, Ill.
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Upozorneni obcanIm Mt. Pleasant!
Rozvrh cviGnych hodin Dsnckeho Vzdelavaciho Spoku
Sokola Jan Amos Komensky

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Cvcen vyse uveden6 dny zapocalo jiz tento yden.
Dostave vschni, kdoz zajimate t6locvk prace
podobne at z ste Cleny toho neb onoho t6lesa aneb
chcete- stat cleny kerehokoliv obou teles Rod-
Ge, poslee sve ditky do nasi t6locvcny PTS schGze
zastupcd cvctelG konati bude ponds, dne L. zari
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v CECHACH JE POSUD NE.
DOSTATEK.

Pan Vaclav Stochl, 361s
vych So ul. obdrzel od pribuz
nych z Kladna 2 Czech sdeleni,
re We stare vlasti je dosud zna
Cny nedostatek vSeho, zvlaste
spodniho prada a t6zSich la
tex. Zasilanlm obnoseneho
amer. satstva do Czech nemaze
Sc tudiz pochybiti a podobnt
darky byly by vdecne akcepto-
vany.
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HLEDA SVOJI SESTRENICI.

Pan Jachym Otto, policejni
straznik, Praha-Hradcany 108,
hleda svoji sestrenici pi. Janu
Kern, jejiz adresa pred valkou
byla 43S Park Ave-, Collin
wood, O.
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OSOINf.

PAM Marie Princova, 1864
zap. 50 ulice slavila vcera sve
27. narozeniny pri kterezto pri
lezitosti usporadan ma jeji po-
test dychanek a jubilantce pc
kne Diary byly poskytnuty.
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POZDRAV ZE. SLETU.

ClevelandSti borci sboru sv.
Vojtecha, X. T. j. posilaji nam
poZdravnou pohlednici re sle-
tn pritomne Racine, Wis. po
radaneho. Diky "a pozornost.
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TAJNY LIHOVAR.

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maSem dneS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
INC WINS
! TRIP 10. ITO ORlEA!lIDl|!|

Mrs.S Della C0nnick, who is q mem-
~ of the women d Mooseh Lei
ikion 81 this city. which organization
II the official women Il auxiliary to
;the Loya Order Of Moose, has won q
;tIip to MpOseheart in a recent mem
Iarship contest held BY that 0rgani-
lion, wherein a free trip was of-
l0rod to ten chapters In the national
;11Eahf1atiol, which showed the big
rest PERCENTAGE Of increase within
;tAefr society, which was to be deter
1afned occording to the Loyal Moose
sxnbership In their respective cities.
SIC left this morning. J Cyl : Z '.-s'.#s
55..i@53 This contest covered, q period Of
ar months and the woman In the
winning chapters, who br0ugh In the
sn0et members to the 0rgantzat ton.
was to be selected as the representa-
i've 81 that chapter to- 6ooseheart. Ess
4 The biz T.. %. 20. M. Sconvent ton will
( Is held during the week Of June ~
1S at Mooseheart, and will be- one 0f
HE II biggest fraternal conventions
Syer held In the centTalsand western
states. In connection with the big
Moose convention this year, there
:4i1I be several, side attractio such
- the big round-up which Is geh-
orally q far western affair and which
consists of different tricks known to
The cowboys of the TAI, west, such as
riding bucking1 bronchos and All
1ther features associated with that
nort OF ammusement. The roundup
alone will attract fifteen or twenty
fAousand people to that part Of the
sountry.,. At this time, special train
1psds Of sport followers are arrang-
MI to be present from the east and
west for this big cowboy show. There
will also be an aeroplane circus In
attendance at the convention and
ne Moose and their relatives IA ei III
): Legfonafre Connick will bring
hack u. full report On the big conyen-
lion and deliver It at = social AFFAIR
which will be held by the women of
lEooseh cart Legion ut that tipe: s N
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

Corn Flakes, s. pkgs. for =: i: /. Soc
Macaroni or: Spaghetti, per dozen .75c
Egg Noodles, 3 ;pkgs. for .2::.s=5 25c
italian Prunes, 6 1bs:: net to can, *.
H.. per gallon can :. !. 75c
:. Cheaper and better than dried primes
Canned: Home Made Fruit, full zs.S
quart Jars, per dozen 1855
Canned Home Made Fruit, 3 $1.O0
Compound lard; in 10 ID. lots or ,. "
). more, ,tb. -. ;: ..2Sc
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20
VAL CARRIERS LIFE ~ ! .:....
4; 4 : S::;.. HOT ONE THESE DAYS

D Consider the asesspirtnE Bemidji
spail carrier. Il. -. ~ ,~SSE51
4 His M q hot lot. '.s<4%@.I s,',.;g !.
= He walketh, seorcheth and sweat
IN along many miles Of glaring side.
iaxlk' and pavement daily. tti,SsS Il
81 He cannot even pick the shady side
II the street, for letters persist II
soming Addressed to houses Son the
akher side. - -,
IS H. cannot dodge the: sun, and
naithe se can he sit In the cooling
1sexes of the electric ian: rs.&isz ~ y
& Trulythe postrna n is earning his
tally ice by the sweat Of his brow:
nd feet: ~: .fss.,i i. ill.,. s s :;5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

To reduce my stock Of merchandise,
which is quite heavy, 7 offer the fol-
lowing sacrifice prices. L advise you
to BUY-BUY---and keep on buying
for all the loose change you have
and if necessary, borrow money from
your friends and neigh bors to get in
on this slash price sale. r., 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

Il Too many plants to'the foot u Just
bad as weeds. Keep. TIE aants
inned. .gi In .s II .s. (. sss
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-06-20

Milk. tall cans, per dozen. -. .$1.35
Molasses, 8 gallon kegs. -. =. $500
Molasses, in your container, per 9. IN. s.
gallon ....::.---..@.1.. 45cE 4
Sorghum, in yo OF :centainer, per
Vinegar, pure cider, 2c:large bot z55
Baking Powder, :5}sltb $. for. =. CSC
Dried Peas, e. lbs. for e.. Soc
Soy Beans, 3 tbs.7for..: -. ..>. - .. 25c
Coffee, steel cut. s. ID: carton for $1.49s
Tea Fa1ning s; per 1b 1... -. - 25c
Peanut Butter, your container e i>,. s
j. z112s IDS. Tor ~. -. SVc
Peanut Butter, your container, 6 +:
lbs: for !. -. 81. 500
Shredded Cocoanut, ID. Sic
Cocoa per. ib.: = ,5,!s ....... .25c
Cocoa, in s. 1b. lots, per H.. PIC
Bulk Pepper, ID 49,. SIC
Hops. per ID. .38c