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WANTED-HOUSES.

I WANT TO LEARN OF A MODERN HOUSE
in the suburbs with B or bedrooms Unjust
have large closets. with plenty Of ground.
Address Box 331 t Star Office
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
l need from 5000 to $ 900 cash. Gir,nd
ST. bet. 14th and 10th SITS. Possession with de-
posit. Will sacrifice 10 r. house; newly pa
pered and painted; double brick garare; Sil 600
unfurnished: 3d. 600 furnished. owner leaving
country. Address Box 47-A. Star ONCE.
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VACANT-PETWORTH
SPEND CHRISTMAS IN YOUR OWN HOME.
INSURED TITLES NOW READY.
MOVE RIGHT IN.
S. OOO-6room, modern colonial home; fine
loca tion; wide .porches; deep lot to
alley. ONLY $500 cash required, bal
ance same rent.
&c. 1910 rooms and bath; exceptionally we'll
built; every convenience; deep lot TO
alley; best location. Small cash pay
ment. Easy terms.
S. 500 rooms and bath; every modern con-
venience. 81 900 cash. Easy terms.
w. c. DUVALL.
1025 Woodward bldg
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confused.

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE
neighborhood Of Dupont Circles
rooms and baths: immediate pos
session. Price, IS, 800. Terms.
Near 18th and r sts.-11 rooms and
baths; hot water heat. electric It,.
first floor. kitchen; room for gagage;
immediate possession. Price. $1,000.
Girard St near 18th ST. ear line
10 rooms and I bath. steam heat.
electric lights. newly papered and
painted; two-car brick garage. Price.
$11.I5O.
Near 18th ST. and Columbia road
beautiful modern home. private built.
containing 10 rooms with hOtwater
heat. electric lights. in excellent con
dition; adaptable for doctors office
and residence; large yard TO wide
alley; immediate possession Price.
$4,000.
Near New Hampshire ave. and 3
st.-12 rooms. = baths. hot-water
heat. electricity, brick garage. in ex-
cellent condition; immediate posses
sion. Price. $1,000.
4 complete list Of houses ranging
in price from s.. 900 upward may be
had upon request.
Randall II. Hagner & Co..
1907 Conn. Ave. NV.
Telephone Franklin 1866. 1867. 1868.
'ACANT; CHEVY CHASE. n. C.; OWNEF
must dispose of seven-room detached
ONE. with garage; $500 equity for s.. OOO
or immediate sale. North S135.
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Street. Grard Street
witt
M cHghl
house. n a stsn
of y in
Price, $12,5OO. ''1e' @io''o!
Cirard Street. . Niioouihe IidCe
heat
cement NA,
"s@ Price S1O5OO Price, $125OO
Roomng House, St. Wyoming Avenue
om bedrooms baths
10 q
A''ee' %i0''oo Price, $4,000
o'ldee New Hampshire Avenue
with view Of
Price $1,000 i.n ON ,ee m,fte' Price and praeu-
JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO..
10 lotn oteet Main 1477
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Near Dupont Circle.

Near Dupont Circle.
Beautiful modern home; excellent To-
cation: close to 18th and Mass. avenue;
rooms. b. this. large pantry. steam
heat; electric lights; instantaneous
water heater; servants room in cellar:
excellent condition; immediate posses
sion: space for a garage; price. $16,5OO.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 71s 18th st. NV
Central Northwest.
Well adapted for room renting: at
tractive location: facing south wide
avenue: convenient to car line: walking
distance of downtown: 10 rooms and
bath; capable of producing good rentals;
5-car garage on rear of property. Price.
$4,000.
SHANNON & LUCHS, 713 18th st. NV.
18th st. near Otis.
family fiat: :, rooms and bath on
capable of producing excellent returns:
second floor now vacant. good sized
lot: excellent alton: splendid sur
roundings; terms, 5000 cash; price.
$3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-NICE BAY WINDOW BRICK
dwelling in NE section; close to st. car
line. Price. 1900.
CHAS. 8. MUIR & CO.,
1908 New York ave.
Buy piece Of Washington real estate and
hold it."
WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL VERY AT
tractive Chevy Chase homes, which we would
like to submit for your considerati IL you
are thinking Of buying in this section. Be
sure to let show you these.
CHAS. 8. MUIR CO.,
1403 New York ave.
Buy q piece Of Washington real estate and
:. hold It,
FOR sALE-GOOD INVESTMENTS; s BRICK
houses in NV. section: rented to excellent
tenants. Rents now aggregating $500 per
year Price. 81 500.
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO.,
1403 New York ave.
Buy q piece Of Washington real estate and
hold it,
FOR sALE-TO COLORED PURCHASER,
very substantial Groom and bath brick house
in NV. section: close to 18th st. Non resi-
dent owner Is making a very attractive price
to quick purchaser.
CHAS. g. MUIR & CO.,
1403 New York ave.
Buy q piece Of Washington real estate and
hold it,
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e-R. AND b. DETACHED HOUSE. ON 18th
ct. me-; close to r. I. ave. cars and stores;
$3.50 cash. $50 month will buy. Phone Owner
occupant. N. 3919-J. 14s
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100 Acres. With Stock and
Tools s. 600

In one Of the finest farming sections few
hours one of leading cities of L. $. near good
Town. 10 miles large local city. Good soil for
rtow. mas produced loo bu. corn. 2;,U bu pots
Toes per acre: splendid sprinS-water.d pasture:
estimated 2.ooO cords hardwood. nearby mar
k-', timber fruit. orchards. Broom housr
i"rg" stock barn. new wagon barn. hay bnrns
cornhouses. etc. To effect quick sal. owner
includes pair good horses. cows. bull rnu-n
other stock. complete list farm tools 81 oao
gets all. part cash "Details page ~ Stroui's
FAN Catalogue Farm Bargains % States: COPY
free. T.. A. STl;oUr FARM AGENCY. liso
Lard Title bldg. PniladrlI,hia
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OUT-0F-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERs AND
FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCES.
business and suburban properties apartments.
building lots and farms which exchanges
can be made; making a speciality and
have many advantageous propositions
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.
1873 18th st. NV.
Exchange Department.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

RARE BARGAIN IN CHEVY CHASE-0WN-
leaving city. will sacrifice choice lot, 40x100.
beautifully situated en- Morrison st. near Conn.
ave.. at 80 per cent under prevailing prices
for adjacent property. Terms. Address Box
Sab. Star office.
$50 CHOICE LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE. d. c..
for sale; reasonable and on easy terms. Going
fast, so buy now and get most desirable loca-
tion. Two blocks from Conn. ave. cars. Phone
Col. 9O2S.
LOT IN GROVES PARK. NEAR nth AND
Everett. $3.50. Call Franklin 1915.
LOTS 50. "a. So. SO. 6lo8; UNIMPROvED:
HALEY Terrace. near Nichols ave. and ear line.
Congress Heights. ID. c. 5000
CHARLES s. SHREVE. 1909 7th st. NV
BUY NOW on 18th ST.-PRICES SAME AS
lots; corner; ne. corner Edmondson and
Both place; 122x1O5: SIC foot. Mass Ave
Heights.
Lot 5Ox135: just west Wisconsin ave- on
Mass. ave. 55c foot.
E. ]. TOTTEN & CO..
sos Wisconsin ave. NJ. 1858.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICES
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
LOw-PRICED BUSINESS LOCATIONS:
Near 14th and s, rooms. .......... 5000
Near 9th and ]. rooms. ........... 900
Near 14th and u, rooms. ........ 1909
Near nth and ". Y. ave........... $500
9TH and Fla. ave-. store and house. 1000
18th. near T. store and fats. ........ $4,000
14th. near Fla. ave. houses good
buy Observation-Disclosures. 5000
THOMAS F.. PETTY. 20l3 14th NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE ny L.
Richold. 729 18th ST. NV. Exclusive broker
for 623 and 1926 II st. NV. Large building.
containing AZ feet front by 1872 feet deep: alley
all around: property corner of alley;
houses in the Will sell at reasonable
price
go 10th ST. nw.--For sale by me exclusive
ly. 81 IT. by ~ IT. to alley: 3-story brick
building: alley facing st. through to st.
These two properties are a good speculation
Will sell both together. For further informa-
ton call l.. RICHOLD. 729 18th ST. NV.
Room 81.
FOR SALE-PIECE OF DOWNTOWN BUSI-
ness property, producing an excellent income.
Price. $4,000.
CHAS. s. MUIR & Co,
1903 New York ave.
Buy n piece Of Washington real estate and
hold it,
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Central Northwest.
18th st. near Otis.


S2 ' fe s'F s 90 re1 Terms so% % x M
A for Mr. MohI Main Ask for NJ An*y Main 80
oS .,d EH% sns; st am s nyn Nm Mn
Electric lights i~1 a1s pS%
m %
fH.Seau CEILING lining @ fries
. - . FILLMORE STREET NwiEX-
Ask for Mr. "sf Main So Fss're lGSs % % ass'es
Room
ROOM AND B,rH BRCK Ask for Mr. eleck
Fl: - III T: $s GOOD povxrovs LOCATIONS
sf xo% @scAx1 ' F E $500 s Es %e" d ns
the built homes in Washington bleting
Is for Mr. Botler Ma
MASSACHUSETTS,
11%6s9, a-o Sssd % Ss0RS .'F sow POSSESSION
buy ASK Tor MI fhn'ps Main 'S'
m m n,. m az S,e FES Ss1ns. 81, vEsg n Sg
ASH lot Mr. 'eer MAIN DO An escehen nveue ~
Isl fol Mr. Mains
%S . MaEyARn TEsRAcsoSE OF OK LAMONT STREET W .cx,r,
sIy, Very attractive
% Nm
Ga Garage rie so's s15 oo S0ef throughout S''0'
- Az" A 'A'"A'e MAIN 90
THE ATTRACTIVE
Double
electric msht iSS e home cone ss cellar
~ ~ Place PRICE, $500 open fire.
Askfo Mr. Ansey. for Mr. sbow.t.r u;n
CHAS. D. SAGER
Main 50 and ST. e23 Fifteenth ST. NV
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VACANT
New detached home: lot 5Ox14O; desir-
! able northwest section; twenty minutes to
Treasury large living room. with tap
estry'' brick fireplace; large dining room
and screened porch screened kitchen
porch; built-in refrigerator: three fine
bedrooms and tiled bath; hardwood trim;
oak floors: hot-water heat; gas. electricity:
l4Il 44th st. NV. Phone West 1884. 15'
FOR SALE--AT A SACRIFICE-13Os 9th ST
; n.w.-Very desirable Groom residence; will be
sacrificed to close an estate. A. 7. COUMBE.
BEST NV. RESIDENTIAL SECTION OF
Washington Heights; IL rooms. baths; ga
rage; porches; ami: $l3 600; cash, 81, OOO;
possession Address Box BOA. Star office. 19'
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They know Warrington
VACANT.
Near 3rd and 7 SITS. ne. Modern 8-room
tile bath II deep lot ao Possession with deposit
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York ave. Main 5Os2.
ITS not the profit make.
But the service We give
VACANT-BY OWNER.
$3.50: near Huntington st. Chevy Chase
D. c. practically new. detached. 7-room house !;
hwh ELECTRICITY porches; garage: $4,000
FOR SALE BY OWNER OCCUPANT, SIN
room frame house, Ami: steam heat; imme-
date possession; S.. 600 cash; good condition
1906 r. !. ave.. Mt. Rainier, Md. 14s
IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONALISM GROOM
and bath brick house; h.-w.h.; electric light
and sleeping porch; 6rst-class in every way;
convenient to 14th st. and Ga. ave. car lines
Price. $500: cash s.. 600 Owner. Col SOe7
1920 T ST. N.w.-6 R. AND b.: NEWLY
painted: large lot to alley; very easy terms
NJ. McKIBBIN. 9O6 Woodward bldg. Phone
Main 1878.
FOR SALE
Two Blocks Conn. Ave. NV.
Price, $3.50.
alley; side light; big bargain. See me at once
c. F. Warning.
1416 F ST. NV. EAST BASEMENT.
FOR SALE, $1,000 EACH.
Two houses, Park road bet.
18th and 18th sts., 9 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. Terms to
suit. Apply to owner.
FRANK E. ALTEMUS,
2744 18th St.
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Immediate Possession.
Near Conn. Ave. Bridge.
Owner leaving city will sell his beautiful
brick dwelling containing
IL Rooms, 3 Baths.
This modern home is complete in every de-
tail; hardwood floors throughout h.w.h. cleo
tricity; metal weatherstrips, screens. awnings
and heated garage.
Every room southern expos
ure. Price and terms on appli-
cation.
Weaver Bros, 735 18th St. NV.
Main 1921.
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Near 18th and Fairmont.
Price, $4,000.
Ten rooms. 2 baths. hot-water heat.
First-noor kitchen. Room for garage.
Florida Ave. and r ST., Sis 700.
9 rooms. baths; hot water heat: cleo
trio lights; kitchen main floor. Lot .
feet front. Vacant.
Beautiful Home Near Conn. Ave.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park,
$4,000.
10 rooms. 3 baths; redecorated. Lot q
feet wide. running to paved alley. Posses
sion At once.
Cleveland Park, SIG, 500.
Detached, 10 rooms. 2 baths; hot-water
heat; electricity; porches; hardwood noors.
Redecorated and in excellent condition.
Chevy Chas, Md. $500.
Bungalow. rooms. bath; hot-water
heat electricity: lot 51X224; overlooking
Chevy Chase Club grounds.
Cleveland Park Home, $40. 500.
Corner. rooms.s bath; hotwater heat.
electricity. Very attractive bungalow
type home.
Allan F. Walker & Co., Inc,
SI3 18th St. NV.
Phone Main 426.
BIOOMINGDAIE- ROOMS AND
bath; hot-water heat. Immediate possession.
81. 500 Main 225. W. B. KRAFT. Main rs.
de22'
A Real Home in Chevy Chase.
Located at northwest corner Of Legation and
t BATH lot anS
floors; open fireplace; built-in bookcase: window
seats: combination garage and chicken house /:
ros
SESSION
Price, Sl8,5 Terms Arranged.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
Sos NEW YORK AVENUE.
Phone Main 1911.
OR SEE YOUR OWN BROKER.
S&T1129TF.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER: IMMEDIATE POS
| session: 9 rooms and bath; Lot-water heat; 919
Mass. ave. ne. located on corner 10th and
Mass. Rest location Capitol Hill
would be good loca ton for doctor dentist.
Inquire on premises. II. Is. MILLS. 14'
ATTRACTIVE SIX-ROOM, TwOSTORY DE.
tached home. with sleeping porch electricity.
Butternut street. telephone Col. 9l37 or call
18th and Pennsylvania. above United Cigar
store. lJs
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so to 100 Acres of Farm Land.
High. dry and level. near car line. not more
than 10 miles from center of city Of Washing
ton. Address Box 2S1-T. Star Office. IL.
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IF YOUR HOUSE IS FOR SALE LIST IT
with us. we have constant demand for
houses ranging in price from s. 600 to SO 900.
THOMAS A. JAMESON. $50 New York ave.
NV. Main 1927.
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At Bradbury Hts. D. C.-High
and Healthy, SCOTT. Elevation
$3.50 per lot. SO down and $40 per month.
10 per cent discount for cash.
Now is the time to own some ID. e real
estate and your chance to buy at the right
price.
r. F. BRADBURY.
2226 Pa. ave- Sc
Phone for Appointment. Lincoln 22e9
iapsl0
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SALE OR RENT.
LARGE. WELL FURNISHED MODERN COR
ner house GU 10th st. garage. hot-water heat.
electricity. Apply the Westminster, 18th and
. sts between . and 10.
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EARNS.
FOR SALE.
100 Acres, $500

With Stock. Tools, Crops.
Short distance town: 45 acres level fields.
productive loan soil. balance pasturc. wood
land. timber. fruit. lo-room house. newly
mint barns. all buildings good. owner with
other business makes low price 1850. only
80" cash required and IL taken now will
throw IN cows. poultry. wagons. farm tools.
crops "Details page 30 Strout's Fall Catalogue
Farm Bargains q States; copy free ". A.
SrRoCT FARM AGENCY. 142-N, Land Title
bldg. fhilad.lphia
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WANTED.

wANTED-To BUY A FARM OF lao To 200
acres. not over 20 miles from Wash, l.. q +.
give full particulars by letter. Address J. "
REALL. Mt. Rainier. Md. Is
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BIOOMINGDAI.E- ROOMS AND
ba III: hot water heat. Immediate possession.
81 500 Main 2s5. W. b. KRAFT. Main 225.
de22s
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7th ST. NV. NEAR 8, STORE, WEST SIDE;
price $1,000. Apply CHAs. 9. sHREvE. 1909
7th st. NV.
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On D. {. Real Estate.
We act al once. Courteous trea fment.
PERCY III. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and y. y. avs
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ARGYLE
(From the Banner

rH y 1
Floyd Daniels returned home last
Saturday, having received his discharge
from the Army. Floyd didn't get into
overseas service but had been in seven
different camps in New York, New
Jersey and District Of Columbia, re-
ceiving his discharge at Camp Grant,
Illinois.
Miss Gunda and Ida and Carl For
strom left Wednesday evening for
Hemmingford, Neb.,S where they will
visit with relatives until next August.
Miss Mable Johnson returned to Con
wick, Mimi, on Monday to resume her
duties as teacher in the schools there
which had been closed for some weeks
owing to the influenza epidemic
Earl Bergeron returned home Mon
day from France with an honorable dis
charge from the service. Earl was in
the heavy artillery and had gotten right
up to the front.
Dolphin Goulet, who had been in the
Navy service for year or more, got
home Monday, having been given his
discharge. He was on the battleship
Wyoming in the convoy service to and
from France. His ship was present at
the surrender of the German feet in
the North sea and Dolphus was sent
aboard one Of the German boats to re-
lieye a German Of his duties.
Helmer Anderson, of town Of Wright,
has rented his quarter section farm to
his brother, Albian Anderson, and
Oliver Back. Helmer will work Oscar
Forstrom's farm in town of Bloomer
next: season.
Mrs. c.. o. Lezie, well known pio-
neer woman Of Argyle. died Dec. Oath,
at Durango, CAL, which was then her
home.
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Lawrence and Freeman, Lawrence hav-
ing preceded his mother in death at
the age of two years.
Mrs. Martin Jensen left Tuesday for
a visit at Warren
P. p. Benson returned Friday from a
business trip to Warren.
Miss Helen Gryscywicz and mother
returned on Wednesday from a weeks
visit at the Larrie Grace home at
CrOOkstOn.
Mrs A.. N. Burseth returned Tues
day from a several days visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Phillip
Cote, at Thief River Falls.
George Stevning returned on We'd
nesday from st. Paul, where he had
spent several days at a session of the
Grand Lodge as representative of
the local Masonic Order.
John KuroWski, who has been in the
military service at Camp Forrest, Ca,
received his honorable discharge last
week and reached home on the Sunday
morning flyer.
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ANGUS

Mrs. j. w. Short left for Lewiston,
Montana, to attend the funeral of her
daughter law, Mrs Earl Short.
# Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. c. Oberg and Mr..
and Mrs. a. ] Petersen went to Grand
Forks on Wednesday evening
Walter NIillar returned home from
France on Friday morning.
Miss Mary Taus spent Sunday with
home folks and returned to school
duties at Warren on Monday morning.
p. p. Byers arrived here on Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Byers recently re-
turned fro the U. S. service.
Mrs. H. Osterloh and daughter, Mrs.
M. Ferrero, Mrs. T. TOllefson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Dobias were Warren callers
on Saturday.
Miss Anna Staska returned home
from Warren on Saturday evening.
j. w. Campion attended the Masonic
banquet at CrOokston on Thursday ev-
ening.
A. Durbahn and son Wilbert, return
ed to Angus on Monday morning.
Miss Rose Maruska was a guest at
the l.. Vavrina home on Saturday even
ing.
Herman Osterloh transacted business
in Crookston on Friday.
Miss Margaret Palen, Of Euclid, was
the guest Of Mrs. r. L. Johnston over
Sunday.
Lewis Osterloh went to Crookston on
Thursday evening.
Morril Campion came home from
Crookston on Saturday morning, where
he is attending the agricultural college,
and was taken i'll with pneumonia on
Saturday evening.
Herb and Wilbur Johnston returned
to Crookston on Monday evening, where
they are attending the A. c., after
spending Sunday with home folks.
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SOUTH OF
NEWFOLDEN

Otto Thompson made a trip to Alma
Thursday.
Walfred Forslund went to Warren
Monday, where he will work for the
Pioneer Loan and Land Co.
A. Holmaas had a rattle on colt
Saturday evening. Some of our boys
were there and they said Mr.. Holmaas
treated to the finest Havana cigars, and
Mrs Holmaas had fine spread of eat
ables. So when 1.-THE merry makers
came home they had smile on that
looked like the sun at six O'Clock, on an
April morning.
Mrs. Ed. Thompson and son Otto.
visited with Nils Skaug east of New
folden Sunday.
Miss Randine Hjelle left Friday for
Alma, where she expects to visit for
some time with her brother, M. o.
Hjelle.
The Claus Johnson family, of Viking,
were visitors at the ]. O. Asp home
Sunday.
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that we didn't mind them at all, but
when we reached German territory
oh, boy You see, the two varieties
don't speak the same language and they
couldn't make each other understand
that an armistice had been signed, and
the miniature warfare they carried on
was most disconcerting. My back is
full of shell holes and an elaborate
trench system constructed during their
maneuvers.'
d Mesdames Vim. Anderson and Ed.
sOsterloh came up from Angus the lat
ter part Of last week and spent several
days here visiting at the home Of their
parents, Martin Jensen and wife.
w. B. Hitler, Of Oakyille, Iowa, ar
rived here Monday morning from Oak
vile, Iowa, and spent a couple of days.
here looking after business affairs.
While here Mr. Willer closed deal
with r. e.. Woods whereby the latter
becomes the owner Of the Walker farm
west Of Stephen, now occupied by Earl
Gates. za
G. r. Gillespie local agent for the
Lincoln National Life Insurance Com
pany, received a check this week for
$1,000 in favor Of Mary Neslund bene-
ficiary in the Fred Neslund polity.
Mrs. s. s. Beebee, born at Christian
sand, Norway, April 18th, 1862, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole VigstOl,
died at her home in Stephen, Mimi,
January 18th, 1919, at / 10 p. m. Game
to Minnesota in 1884, and with the ex-
ception of six years spent in Pennsyl-
vania, has made her home here since
that time. On December 13, 1889, she
was married to Silas s. Beebee, who
survives her. Five children were born
to this union, Lottie, Robert, Leora,
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STEINER
Edward Myer.

Edward Myer Of this place passed
away last week, his death being due to
consumption which he had suffered
from the last three years. He was 81
years of age at the time Of his death.
He leaves besides his parents, brothers
and sisters to mourn his death, besides
relatives and large circle Of friends.
The sadly bereaved family has the SYM
pathy Of this community in their be-
reavement.
Mrs. Ole Johnson left for Thief Ri
yer Falls Friday on shopping tour
and also to visit with her daughter,
Miss Laura, who is attending high
school there. She returned home Sat-
urday. .
Charley Swanson visited the P.
Solem home Sunday. j.
Among business visitors at Steiner
last Tuesday we're: Miss Irene and
Vernon Malberg, Peter Solem and Nick
Baker. -...
Soren Bergland, John Skomedal and
Peter Liden were among the business
visitors from this vicinity at Thief Ri
yer Falls Friday
Miss Mathilda Liden returned from
st. Paul Saturday morning, after over
weeks stay at the twin cities She
accompanied her mother there, who
had to take treatment from an eye
specialist for serious eye trouble II
seemed at first as Mrs. Liden would
have become blind for life, but she is
now improving so she will have he1
sight if nothing unknown starts in
Mrs. Liden will probably return after
week or two. Miss Liden also con.
suited specialist for her eyes.
Messrs. Arnie and Alfred Solem went
to Thief River Falls one day last week
to visit their sister, Miss Alice Solem
who is nurse at the Physicians hos
pital and also to attend to some bust
ness
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-01-29
STEPHEN
(FrOm the AIesSenger)

Among those from out Of town pres
ent at the funeral Of Mrs. e. T. Hag-
erty last Friday were the following !:
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bake and Mrs
Hans Bake, of Warren Mrs. b. Tor
geson and daughter Miss Selpha, of
Radium; and Mrs. Grin Jones, of Ar
gyle.
Says Art Green Speaking of
coolies, dad, we'd become so thoroughly
acquainted with the French variety