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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09
BUSINESS oPpoRTUNrr1Es.



WANTED Rooming house: u suited will bay
at once. Address Box 1859. stnr ONCE. 9.
WE OFfER sTOCks. bonds FOR CORPORA.
lions. unlisted securities bought and sold; sen',
isst OF holdings; companies Incorporate ted H.
.ernsiional Finance and Securities Company
80 North pcariorn Chicago.
WHEN you wan: to sell or buy q business II
viii pay you to have few words with p. r.
CsrieF can pu; you on the right track now.
viii give you few good places for your in
spec'ior; Auto accessory, of the best pay
price, 81. 700 Grocery and msrke, storey daily
cash business. $3.50. with cheap rent and hv-
ing rooms: price. $500. Light grocery and
lunch. with nice living rooms, rent for store
and rooms only S45 month price. $500. One
OF the best paving lunchrooms in Washington,
place clearing $500 monthly, rent for store and
SIX rooms only Sl2b. Pa. ave- location: price,
IS, 500 lunchroom Pa ave. NV. a mint
price. SLIGO; lunchreom on 1tth ST. NV, place
clearing monthly 500 with cheap rent give
away at $1,000; lunchroom Pa. near
Capitoi. owner retiring. mint for hustler.
see this place: price. si.so0. Bakery and deli
catessen store. with six nice living rooms and
cheap rent, owner retiring. don't miss this
place Lunchroom and forty rooms Pa. ave.
NV. q gold mine for a hustler this place
and make your price. Printing Office one of the
best paying plsces in Washington a give-awsy
at S1,o50. Near-beer, cigar and soft drinks. u
big money aker don t miss this place, 81 $50.
tp-io-date roomiDg house on 18th ST NV. own
er leaving Washington. must sell: price.
snap at 1900. s3-r roomins house, down.
town location; asking price. 81 800 10-r room
ing house. elegantly furnished; a give-away al
1.5oo d-r. rooming house. rent. SO month;
price. $500. Bowling alley and poolroom. q
money sker; price. $4,000. If you don't see
what you are looking for in the above list call
to see me. have il for you. ] will guarantee
you square deal.
+. +. CARLEy
Reliable Business Broker. 6I1 + st. NV.
Franklin G1l3
WILL lease will purchase on rea soma bic
terms cafe now operating. Address Box 260 Z
star Office. %
6 BOWLING ALLEYS, good location and bust
ness flrllv en..inned S2.,n will sncnre loca tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

DIAMONDS. Etc.
i3I5-carat (perfect) solitaire dia-
mond ring; party must sacrifice
for SOS.
Diamond Dinner ring (2l large
blue-white diamonds) must be
sold at once for $3.50.
1B-carat perfect Tiffany dia-
mond ring; extra fine gem; must
sacrifice for $3.50.
|1H-carat blue-white Tiffany dia-
mond ring 1880 perfect party
must sell at once for $500.
About Jl-carat Tiffany diamond
firing; party must sacrifice for So2.
S15O-diamond dinner ring (dia-
monds weigh 81 carat) must be
sold at once for 500.
Zs-carat Tiffany diamond ring
hne white gem; party must
sacrifice for SOS.
On sale at Kahn Optical Co..
I6l7 9TH st. NV.
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SEND NOW for our free booklet. entitled
How TO be Successful in t;Ie Real Estate
Business The Macdonald Cooperative Real
fv ~ San niepo ia
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s.. APPLEBEE
Ladies Tailor and Furrier,
1904 K ST. NV.

between-seseon offering Of special prices on
suits made to order; also great reduction in
remodeling and refining Of fur coats, stoles and
NUTS into latest fashions.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE DRESSES AND
evening gowns, new 1918 spring models Just
received; exceptionally low prices. Mrs.
SERRY. Apt. 81. 1892 Il st. NV. %
WE ARE NOW PAYING 81 to So FOB
WAsHINGToN cLoTHiNe EXCHANGE. css
NV. Main 1878. or drop postal.
LEARN vENTRILOQUISk. ONE OF THE
most entertaining and fascinating arts of mod
crn stagedom: commanding large salary; can
also be used for private entertainment; lessons
given in class private by one of Europe 8
most famous ventriloQuists. having appeared at
the leading London theatcrs, terms modera tie
satisfaction guaranteed. JOHN H. STRUTH-
Frs, 92I r St NV. second noor. IL
DR.. Evans, 13H L NV. FIR. 157.
Sufferers from stomach and nerve troubles will
never regret trying my new drugless treatment.
II produces wonderful results Relief guaran.
teed Consolidation and full information free.
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WILL lease will purchase on rea soma bic
terms cafe now operating. Address Box 260- T.
star Office. %
q BOWLING ALLEYS, good location and bust
ness fully equipped $3.50 viii location.
license. trade. etc. Address Box 3ts-E, Star
office, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

PARTNER wANTED-IAdy or gentleman
new business. clearing $500 month net and
growing, Office work compelled TO go TO
New York: 81 600 half interest, will sell
wonderful opportunity for parry wishing TO
enter paying business. Address Box 300 T.,
Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09
NALE AND FEMALE.

|PIRgT GRADE civil service examinations for
|cSerks February IS. 70 and March .. 1912
Tuition for entire course for these exam ina :
- s. The Civil Service Preparatory School.
se.-cor l2fh and SITS. Phone Franklin 20so.
GIRL OR YOUNG MAN to learn Photographic
|Gpishing; experiences preferred. but not nee
|esssry. The Quality Shop. 1907 st. NV. y.
|fNC00E TAX AUDITORS-Mep and women
Win special training are in great demand 10
|prepare federal tax returns for the business
|yefid The Income Tax Audit Corpora tion
Ia prepafiug those who have some knowledge
|of accounts for this highly remuperative work
|hy irving this special instruction in the proper
applieatiou OF the law through practical anaiy-
|sis Of illustrative examples similar to returns
|aetuaI1y made. Both study and work can be
done In snare time. See Us regarding our
service eontraet Interview By appointment
|eniy Phone FrznkIip 1854 or Main 2s2l- or
|addresa the Income Tax Audit Corporation,
|9o4-see Continental Trust building, Washing
|ten. D. c. L.
INDIVIDUAL Observation-Disclosures, French,
|S1anisb: conversations: psychology, phiiosophy-
|CagOrnfix Q07 1lfh NV. To-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

BOOMING HOUSE. attraetively furnished pay
ing over 100 per cent. If quick sale will sacri-
dce on payments. Address Box IGs-E, Star
nf6ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

SMALL HOTEL FOR SALE. centrally located
suitable for apartments furnished rooms: -
sIeeping rooms large living room. baths, 3
showers instantaneous water heater, steam
heat; electric light: thoroughly clean and in
good repair, with equipment and linen supply
Star Office 10s
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
ROATs AND ACCEssORTEs.
DIAMONDS. EFT.

SUIT Of new bugeye sails at bargain.
+. Epson New Haven Conn. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-09

BOOMING HOUSE. of rooms. nicely furnish
ed on Indiana ave-, for 81 100: rent, $50 per
month; terms, 500 down and $40 per month;
brings in s175 per month. Address Box 317-E
Star office. 81
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k0B SALE-QlSCELLAN
MlSCELLANEOCS-C
IADY's SUIT. So; mans overroat. s.; iady's
ore piece suit. s.. ST. 10th
LATEST models soda fountains nov on dis
play founs.,ss sars,s 70 stock fss prompt a.
carry every thing in fountain supplies. Barca
& kleps. Inc. $50 Pa ayr. NV.
LEATHER sTRArs-Tau color aud black
enamel buckles: about 500 in all: sisee n
thick by Is TO - inches iSng; all new. fhepe
to l. mornings Franklin lisS. lt'
long black pony coat with fox collar snd
oars: size rs: So. 144S Girsrd ST. ne.
MANS FULL DEss SUIT. size 80: brand new:
cost 500: sell for So. lea r ST. NV fhoss
North 1854.
MOTOR CYCLE, Harley Dsy idson: 5000 order.
price reasonable. y. Ia sansoury Co.. Inc.
721 18th ST.
NEW REILHAIR SWITCH: long: natural
wsvy; medium brown: $40. Address Box se1.E.
Star Office.
oAk roiied-tcp desk. chair. Remington type
writer. card indexes. Room fol, 40 18th
ONE TUXEDO SUIT. size IS; coat and pants.
Can rp To 6 pm. esoS ontario road.
ovERCoAT-Brown; size IS: excellent condi-
ton; good model Phone Franklin S32.
PAWN TICKET for a pair Of diamond and
ruby earrings and diamond and ruby issallier
to match This is wonderful cutnt and
cost $1,000 ten wears ago. VIII dispose OF
ticket for same Mt a very reasonable figure.
Must be seen TO be appreciated. Address Box
l3s-E. star Office.
ROTARY ASH SITTER; practically new:
s3-5o. li10 Webster st. NV. Phone Columbia
SIS ": ------
RUG hher. aNi2: good as new. Apply ysuitor,
ezt MarSlana ave- ne: "
oaSh, tsiss, sni.S..s 10. n1eocs, po'e ,
anu Sn,e ne1 Hoos :. .oA'. 80. :, .. Nv 10
es greenhouses Is" and hotSeds. sis st. INV NV
~.
sEN bRAb LoApS mon sou. smah COOK s,es-'
outsloe nliias, 81 ~ -. ~,
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES. SAN.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES Al
SPECIAL PRICES. BUY AT THE FAC
TORY" RUSE & COMPANY, sos LOW 81.
BALTIMORE. MD.
STENuTYPE-A bargain; old model 80 I'd
81. NV
STpR AGE TANK 500 ga flnn GALVANIZED iron.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


ACCOUNTANT, experienced in senior public sc-
sesnstfsg, wishes temporary or permanent cor y,
8Ear once.
ACCoUNTANT-BooKKE wants evening
0sRf or permanent position; years expert
saee; reasonable. Address Box ooh, Star Of
80 i0s
ACCOUNTANTS, experienced; open for engage
sneut: specislizing In income tax work. Address
~ axa.H Star office %
ACCOUNTANT and bookkeeper. available after
Sehruary Is; present governmental work near
Ing cofnpietion; Is years business experience
md best Of References Address Box 80 K.
AAEEICAy window and Vacuum Cleaning Co.
rrsnknn go. etorss, buildtngs. ofneesr resi-
hDneeA GusSautee -sefdee.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
GUSHING

May CD. E. Krantz was business
caller in Randall Saturday.
Mrs. L. E.. Bergman was in Little
Falls Friday to do some shopping.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. Garrison,
April 90, daughter.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George Ske-
sick, April "a, a son. .....
The Ladies' Aid will meet Friday,
May 9 at the home Of Mrs. R. A. Ny
gard.
B. E. Nygaard and A. K. johnson at
tended the Liberty Loan meeting at
Little Falls Friday evening.
Charlie Nordlund and Emery Ander-
son, who are employed at Brainerd,
spent Sunday visiting friends at this
place. .-..,
Alfred Lund was passenger to Lit
tie Falls Saturday.
A few from here attended the Ly-
ceum chorus at Randall Friday evening.
o. B. Nygaard, who is serving on the
Jury, spent Sunday at his home here: !.
Miss Cora Geer closed a successful
term of school in district No. Ill Fri
day, with picnic. :,
+. G.. Carlson purchased a Ford road
ster last week.
Seeding is nearly finished in this vi
cinity.
Anna Kastonek, Bernice Gish, Alfred
Lund, Charley Nordlund were passen'
gers to Little Falls Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
EAST RIPLEY

May Ga very cold rain visited this
place Saturday and Sunday. Owing to
the fields being wet farmers are behind
in putting in their crops.
Adolph Nordahl made a business trip
to Little Falls Saturday. :t
While ont hunting one day last week
Alton Tough discovered large hole
and on examining it he found it to be
a wolf den. He took eight cub wolves
from it. Wolves are very thick around
here and do great damage to the sheep.
Little Martin Bryll, who has been
very sick with appendicitis, is some bet
ter. Miss Eua Khole is employed by
Mrs. Bryn.
School closes in district No. .121 Fri
day. If the weather permits there will
be q picnic. n .5 .sl
Mrs. s. Bement, who has been quite
sick, is reported better. sz. .s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09

planted trees and will have a large or
chard. He has also cleared some land.
It is rumored that Ole Fl. johnson
will quit farming and move to Little
Falls. His two youngest sons will run
the farm, it is said. I..
Carl w. Nelson, who is in France, is
i'll in a hospital there, according to word
received by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nelson.
Carl Nelson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
il n. Nelson, has recently arrived in
this country from overseas.
Peter johnson, who is employed at
Olof Forsberg g, is busy building fences
and breaking land these days. He is. a
real hustler.
Two runaways occurred here recently.
One was the team belonging to Thure
Sanderson and the other Charles Nerd.
strom Is. The damages were slight in
both cases.
It is rumored that Darling will have
a potato warehouse this fall. This will
be, a good addition in Darling. Things
are booming here now and land is
bringing good prices.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
DARLING TOWN

May Yes, we have had more rain
and seeding has been delayed for an
other week. ~.
G. v. Wretling Of Green Prairie pur-
chased some veal calves from farmers
last week. -.
William Regnell is working for Will
liam Thelander during seeding time.
The proprietor Of Elm Park Hotel has
sold out to his son, Arthur Regnell. We
presume the former proprietor will move
to Little Falls and take life easy.
Albert Zimmerman has been doing
considerable work in improving the APP
pearance Of his farm lately and it pre-
sents very nice appearance. He has
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
HOGVlLLE NEWS
s. Dunk Bolts, Reg'r Correspondent +:
* George Bingham.)

4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + + 4 4 \ 4
The Postmaster says he and the rest
Of the Democratic administration have
had a lot to put up with. The wild
hog continues to sleep under the post
office.
Things seemed dull at the postoffice
yesterday. In some way the checker
board had been misplaced. .=
Miss Lydia E. Pack, who ordered a
pair Of shoes from Chicago firm has
rushed the shoes back with instructions
that both her feet are the same size.
Bee Eazley has heard so much about
hotels he will take a look at the one at
Pumpkin Center next time he goes ov-
er there. t<.~.
The Hogville Fiddling Band is re-
ported to have made some lovely music
while out serenading the other night,
but the thunder and lightning and wind
destroyed most Of it as fast as it was
made. ~. ~ 1-~..st ~.
Miss Petunia Allsop has one of the
new style dresses with the skirt little
at the top and bottom and big in the
middle. 1884,
The Hogville Civic Improvement So
ciety has renewed its drive on Dan
Hocksey, the blacksmith, about getting
that hair cut. Dan has agreed to do SO
as soon as he can get a picture Of him
self with it like it is now.
The Bear Ford Baptist Preacher g
sermon last Sunday was on !'Hope,"
and Miss Lydia E. Peck, who has pass
ed the age of carelessness, enjoyed it
very much. .s..,@.a
Cape Allsop, who was thought by the
Horse Doctor bound to die from acute
indigestion, was able to be up yester-
day and bought another supply of sar-
dimes and bologna.
As the muddy weather is now thought
to be about over Zero Peck will turn
out his mustache.
The Wild Rose school teacher was
mixing and mingling with friends and
acquaintance at Bear Ford Sunday.
The teacher looks well on special oc-
casions, but some how or other his
standing collar is always too big for
his derby. -
While whiting on wagon spoke
this morning Bee Eazleys made the pre-
diction that shade will be scarce this
summer, every indication pointed that
way. Some kind of wild insect bored
into his fine shade tree at his home and
the tree is as dead as a nit. All that
is left in his yard is a small tree that
will have to be used exclusively for sit
ting under this summer and to, furnish
as much shade as will be needed by Bee
he will have to use an, umbrella to as
sist the tree in rendering this service.
A deaf man spent Saturday night in
Hogville. Several hard things were
cold about him mt 1ond II --ls. -s%
The Hogville Fiddling Band has al
ways been afraid to attempt to sere-
made Daniel Mathewsla, but on learn
ing this week that he was down fiat on
his back with rheumatism and could
move neither hand or foot they gave
hime good one Tuesday night.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
SWANVuLE


went Cover the top here on Tuesday,
selling bonds to the amount Of $10,15o
-Swanville has gone "over the top"
in every loan that has been called for,
of which it's inhabitants are very proud:
o. H. Hitzemann transacted business
in the twin cities the past week.
The farm home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilmot, two~miles north of town
was destroyed by fire Friday forenoon
together with all its contents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmot were at work in the field
when they discovered the fire. There
was no one in the house, as the children
were all at school. The origin Of the
fire is unknown. The fire started up
stairs and had gained such Roadway
before Mr.. and Mrs. 'Wilmot arrived at
the house that nothing could be saved.
The loss is total, as there was no insur-
ance~ on the house, nor furniture. The
house was new, having been built last
year.
There was large attendance at the
confirmation services. held at st. John g
Catholic church last Sunday. Bishop
Bush Of st. Cloud was present and con-
frmed a class of So. A class of 80 re-
ceived first communion. The ladies OF
the congregation served dinner in the
Odd Fellows hall. The proceeds
amounted to about $50. Bishop Bush
gave a short patriotic talk at the hall
on the Victory Liberty loan, urging the
people to finish the job and 60 "over
the top'' on Tuesday. The choir from
the Catholic church at Wards Springs
sang during the services at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. McRae, ST., motor
ed to Flensburg Monday, where Mr.. Nc
Rae took charge of the First State Bank
while A. j. McRae, cashier, acted as
clerk at an auction sale on the johnson
farm.
Harold. the 7.year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kind is quite i'll from scar
let fever. DR.. Story Of Grey Eagle is
attending him.
The Swanville school will give home
talent musical on Wednesday evening,
May Z.
Forest Glantz, who attends high
school at Little Falls spent Sunday
with relatives here.
At the regular meeting Of the Ladies
Progressive Circle Of the Congregation
al church, at the home of Mrs. j. j.
McRae, ST., Thursday afternoon, the
following officers were elected: Mrs. p.
L. Kaliher, president; Mrs. Chas. p.
Stith, vice president; Mrs. John Pennie,
treasurer; Mrs. E. A. Flood, secretary.
The Circle will give home-talent mus
ical early in June.
The G. A. r. Post, which discontinu
ed it's meetings during the cold wealth
er, will hold meeting next Friday at
ternoonL to make arrangements for Mem.
orial Day exercises.
Rev. A. S. Newcomb gave patriotic
address Sunday evening at the Congre
gational church on the Victory Liberty
Loan. 80. a.
Mrs. B. B. Cox. who has been in St
Paul the past month, receiving medica
treatment from specialist for heart
disease, is expected home Thursday.
John West of Browerville has take1
over the Swanville News and E. A. Kel
herman, who was editor Of the paper
during the winter left Friday for hi:
home at Willard.
Ernest Newman, who. has been assist
ant cashier at the First State Bank, fo1
several months, has resigned his posi-
ton and left Friday for Glenwood
where he has accepted position will
the Standard Oil Co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-05-09
RANDALL

May 7-Al. ChristiansOn has again
taken charge Of the barber shop and
pool hall and Guy Saeger has returned
to Minneapolis.
Little Jack Oothoudt, who has been
having q siege of pneumonia, is on the
mend. :.
Mrs. ii. Lemnitz is on the sick list.
Mn. Ole Bjornoos and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in the coun-
try this week. ..s
The entertainment given Friday night
by the Cosmopolitan Trio was good and
was well attended, and the music play
ed by them for the dance was fine.
Mrs. Anton Bernel has been on the
sick list the past week.
Ed. Karhuhla left Tuesday evening
for the west, where he will seek EN-
ployment.
Miss Rosie Miller is working at the
Barr home in Parkertown this week.
Mrs. Rob. Boxell has been having an
attack Of Ia grippe: sS.. .s;s 3.
Randall went way 6 over the top
in the last loan drive. s Randall is al.
ways right there with the goods. e
Csc HERALD WANT ADS
II VIII. PAY YOU
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d s3 IA aysm 4 ...-l An0Ounce ent WAS 81 MaQe
Sunday Of the coming marriage Of VIM.
Pohlkamp to Marie Mischke. The big
4 day will be May 20. I. &. i3,38
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boehm from st.
Cloud were guests at the home of Peter
Thomas and wife Sunday and Monday.
Ida Mischke is employed by Peter
Denzen and wife for 9 few days.
Gertrude Koppla left for Rice Sun
day, where she will be employed by Mr..
h and Mrs. Leo Popp this season.
/ John Altenhoefer is home from
across. He had been there for SIX
months. IA .5s5 y VI ..-t IA.
Mrs. John Hesch left for Duluth
Monday, returning Thursday. She was
there on business.
Julia Zenner was in Pierz on bust
ness Tuesday.
Conrad stangl from Pierz was in our
burg Sunday transacting business:
Aug. Dehler, ST., is on the sick list.
E Leo Lemm from St. Cloud was guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Math
zenner for q few days.
~ John Poster made business trip to
Pierz Wednesday.
John schmolke has bought two sec.
tions Of land near Rock Lake and Long
Lake and also Black Lake.
Miss Eliza Zenner, who was employ
ed in Minneapolis, is home or short
visit. y.
Leo voght autoed to st. Cloud Sat.
urday to get his sister, Augusta, and
also Leo, Otto and Lawrence. -,
Harry NJ. Cotton from Annand$le,
was here on visit over Sunday VIII
friends. .D.r.,~..
Anton Janson was in Pierz on bust
ness Monday. g..
John Bares autoed to St. Cloud Sat
urday to get his sister, Minnie, who Will
be employed by Anton Janson.
4 A farewell party was given at the
home of Nick Grandmother and wife
Tuesday evening in honor Of Gertrude
Koppka, who left for Rice Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. Dufort, who was here from
8. Northome visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dehler, re-
turned home Monday.
Math Mueller is the proud owner OF
q new car. |..
The basket social, given by Evelyn
Amt in the Peshel school house for
the benefit Of the Red Cross netted to
$45.OO. "A good time is reported.
steven dOTCcl mdue D. OuSAAeoS UP
to Little Falls the latter part Of the
week. .. =
Marie Mischke and Bill Pohlkamp
made business trip to Little Falls
Monday.
Ignatius Ronnellenftch, who recently
returned from France called on his
friend, Ed. Kahle Monday evening. T.
Albert Dehler made business trip
to Little Falls Tuesday.
Joe Hortch returned from st. Cloud
Monday, where he had been visiting
for few days with friends.
Joe Heimenz autoed to st. Cloud on
business Saturday. -
Carrie Meyer from Pierz was here
visiting with Theodore Pohlkamp and
wife over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Sitzman, daughter OF
John Sitzman and wife and John Naber,
son of Gerhard Naber, were united in
the holy bonds OF matrimony Tuesday
morning at 9 a. m. Rev. Father Scher-
er officiated. The bride wore pretty
dress Of blue taffeta. Miss Mary Sitz-
man, sister of the bride, was brides
maid. She wore dress Of green tat