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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

Dear Miss Grey ! am a girl OF ~.
My parents are opposed 90 my going
out IN the evenings. They also are
opposed 10 my having company with
any boys. ! have n friend Of whom
think q great deal We often cor.
respond, but we have 10 do IL on
tho sly, as parents on both sides
think We are too young. DO you
think I am doing wrong 10 core.
spond with him against my parents
wisher1 Is Il right for my parents
10 open my letters from boy friends7
NJ. y.
n you really are rs years old.
your parents should have reared
you In such "a manner that you
would feel responsible % your
self for your conduct at this
age.
According "a the law, you are
your own guardian AT the age Of
rs. but II YOU are as silly and
irresponsible nH some is.yearoid
misses who have brought their
troubles To me. | ann ia favor ~
IA law that viii place the legal
age Of girls at 70.
Dear Cynthia Grey; / am interest
Ell In the professional mother" idea
hAH'hHH'I w IVHf fRtMtilFa
My own experience has forced up.
this subject. Mother passed away
when 1 Was 3 years old. / then
spent three happy years IN a con.
vent. but my father. fearing the re-
lisious Influence, took me away and
sent me 10 his relatives In the East
The next five years were very
terrible. I hasten 20 add that my
relatives were not Intentionally I'M
kind or cruel. They simply did not
have the instinct Of motherhood. and
gave no thought 20 the real needs
Of child nature, further than 20 con
slider II II were well Ted and clothed
and gave as little trouble aA possible
was one small girl IN IA family
of four grown women. human and
therefore. more or less faulty and
selfish. Anyone who has reached
middle life. as ! have. win under
stand without further elaboration
what this attitude OF theirs meant
TO lone child.
There are. too. children whose
mothers are living. who consider
them a necessary nuisance. There
are other children whose mothers
poaseaa In greater degree other fac
ultles than thering--faculiies In
art, literature. sociology. or what
not. which. II given full and free ex-
preston. would be OF immense value
Ia the world. Here take issue with
~ Phyalcian." who claims tina; "a
woman has no right. II che bears a
child. 10 dodge the duties OF her
Job. What are the duties OF her
Joby To be a restless. more or less
discontinued. duty-bound mother.
or a cheerful. efficient organizer OF
good work that viii beneficially AZ.
feet the lives Of hundreds Of chill
drcnT
Because OF these classes OF chill
dren. arm in favor OF professional
mothers. who have the Instinct OF
mothering and who chose this work
because OF their strong love and I'M
derstandlng Of little children.
In the case Of my own children,
none OF these problems has been
present ! have been spared 10 raise
them. have no other gifts or tai
ents than rsothering. and my whole
physical. moral and mental force
and incllnations have turned natur.
ally and Joyfuliy into motherhood.
A MOTHER OF SIX.
Dear Miss Greg: | arm interested
Ia tho present discussion Of the
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Piq'n Whistle Club

Ne ptg'n Whistle club wili give a
Halloween hard Time masquerade
tomorrow evening IN the HentOn
Hill club house al 18th and Madi.
son. There will be primes fer the
tumcH The patrons and patroneNars
for the affair are DR.. and Mrs. X.
n Fisher Mr. and Mrs A Powell
Mr. and Mrs W II McCants and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Fowlrtt
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A reception viii be given at the
home Of Mrs, Kate Mcclellan. b0s9
18th ave. n. H., tomorrow afternoon
from : until TO honor DIR. cramer
and her mother. missionaries OF the
Home Missionary society OF the
Methodist church at Sinuk. Alaska.
A general invitation II extended
those who are Interested.
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MURDERER
TO BE BROUGHT BACK

City Detective John +. Majewsk
will bring Sam Pulaski here from
Nanticoke. Pa. 10 stand trial for the
murder Of Peter Buchinski. at 2i7
FIndlay ST. January IS. Pulaski lie
accused Of numbering Buchinski.
shooting Mrs. Buchinski. and steal.
ing $1,000 from the dead mans belt.
- 20. xnars6 k--uptown.
Is14 % 49,. downtown. s13 I'd Ave.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone. Main 600. Home Phone. Capitol CIT.
Birthday
Anniversary

To celebrate tho tenth. birthday OF
her daughter. Miss Grace TnllmAdse,
Mrs, j. H. Tallmadge entertained
eight OF her friends yesterday after
noon at her home. After a luncheon
smart with Halloween decorations
and faVars. games were played by
the youthful guests. who were Miss
Jean King. Miss Elizabeth Kelly
Miss Elizabeth Schafer. Miss Lonna
I.aIfcrty. Miss Charlotte Tallnnd.e.
Miss Martha Ross. Miss Annie Ben.
nett and Miss Pauline Garrison,
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Miss Redfield
Hostess

Last evening Miss Edith Redneld
was hostess at a dinner OF ten GOV.
crs at her home. Roses ana violets
grow around the edge OF a mirror In
unusual effect. and bouquets OF roses
and violcts were at each guests place.
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compllrnenting MIR Edwin Ham
let. of Portland. who has been az.
tending the University OF Washing
ton. and who will leave shortly for
Japan 90 enter business. MIR John
Beardslee Carrigan entertained with
an informal bachelor dinner at hts
home Tuesday evening"
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KeHcy-Burns

Miss Alice Burns and sir. Tease T.
Kelley. both OF Fall csty. were united
In marriage Tuesday. October IS. AT
o'clock by Dr. Greene IN the presence
Of the immediate relatives % both
families. Mr.. and Airu. Kelley Will
make their home tn Fall City.
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Meeting of 81.
Bnrnabds' Guild

The November meeting % 81
narnauas' Guild viii be held IN the
graduate. nurses club room AZ the
~. w. Z. A. This meeting viii be
held In the afternoon
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Sc. Margaret's Guild
VIII Entertain

St Margaret's Guild Of 81. Marks
church viii give another OF their
series OF bridge parties az the home
OF Mrs. James Hamilton De Neuve
Monday afternoon,
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Tea Dance at Red
Cross Tea Room,

Miss Rernetta Barbour and Miss
Hazel Allen have charge Of the tea
dance at the. Red Cross tea room
saturday afternoon. with Mrs.
Charles Pyc Burnett as chaperon.
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In st. Barnabas' Chanel

The usual weekly acfvlc. viii be
hsld Friday afternoon AT $40 IN
81 Barnabaa' chapel on Federal
ave. with Rev. Herbert Co~cn Of
floating A communion service will
also b. held sunday morning a; 0
O'Clock by Rev. C.owsn.
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Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Will
give a house warming and reception
at the chapter house Friday after.
noon, November ~. from . until s.
preceding an informal dance they
win give that evening In honor Of
the pledges.
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Announce
Enduqemenf

Mrs. +. n Ailard announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Murisi
Aidine. 10 Mr.. Leon c. Bruner. Tho
wedding will take place during the
Christmas holidays.
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Mt. Airio. Va. where they have
been for the past month.
Mrs. william McEwan. who with
MIR. McI.wan, Miss Dorothy Mciswan
and Miss Marion Meiswan and Mr..
William iilginw sailed for China the
last OF September. expects 90 spend
Christmas in pekInE. returning To
thia country some time tho first OF
the year
Mr.. and Mrs sheldon Brown. son
and daughterinlaw 81 Judge and
Mrs. Frederick Brown, viii leave
this week for tho Orient. whore they
expect Go remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Theodore iIaiier has returned
from olympia. where abe was the
gtieat ~ her mother and father.
Judge aud Mrs. n. NJ. Reed during
MIR iiailsr'a absence In the East on
"a business trip.
Mrs. Jam1 wylls win Join her
husband in Vancouver next week for
a short stay.
Mr.. Card Leslie will leave tomor-
row for Vancouver en- route 10 Chi
cago. whore he viii dance with the
Chicago grand opera company for
two months as a lead Ia "a ballet
named tho Birthday OF the infanta. /"
From there he viii so To New York
TO dance with the Metropolitan
grand opera company for the reht
OF the season. Mr.. Leslie y a pupil
OF Adolph Bolm and has been spend
F.M ssalf
parents. Mr.. and Mira, r. W. DAILY.
SIR. Thorpe fiabcock OF iioquiam IL
In Seattle this week on a short buhl.
nens trip and In the guest of his
mother. Mrs. W r iiabcock.
Mrs. Packard viii arrive next
week from California 20 be with her
son in-law. Mr.. Arthur Mute. and
grandchildren for an indefinite
period.
Miss Eilnor Iarier rnotorcd up TO
Everett "Wednesday 10 spend "a few
days
sir. Edwin Hamlet icft last even.
ing for Portland. where he win sail
for Japan TO be gone an indciiuitc
period OF time.
Miss Isabel Martin IL the CUES, 81
Mss. James Mills EagleHOn az her
home in wai'a wsiia
Mr. Carl Donworth IL spending n
few days In Olympia
ssr Frederick Hotchigina was in se-
- 40 FAs kDgAE
his way home to New York from
Alaska.
Miss Margaret Amsa was IN Port
land last week. where she did some
epeclai piano work with Dent Mowry.
Mrs. Earl McFsedsn arrived yea,
tersiay from tho Eat TO b. tAs guest
OF her brother and sisterln'aw. Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Theodore foas. for
a few days.
Mf. and Mrs. Julius fiarr.h. who
have been spending week. ia "a.
aitle. left Sunday for their home in
Yakima.
aIsa BETTY Williams Zane has re-.
turned 10 Seattle after spending a
few days with her sister. AIRS. Paul
Mandsii Henry. az the julius iiarfah
home Ia Yakima
Mfr. and Mrs II. ". McCrahbc and
Miss Paris Norton have returned
from their nummer homo, Par
Nlrnte." near iioth.li. and are ia
their town house.
Mr. Oaman IAtrobe Coward will
leax. November 8 for the orient "a
be gone two years. Mrs. Coward and
son. Asbury, viii leave some time in
the winter TO join Mr. Coward in
Singapore. where they viii make
their home.
Nf and Mrs McEwan Tompkins
have returned from the Eaton ranch
in Wyoming. where they have beer
for the pas, ak weeks. and are with
Mrs. TonpkIns' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Balliis.
Miss Marguerite Fairiamb. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mira
Harry kcycE Brooks In Bend. ore.
for several months. VIII arrive IL
Seattle shortly TO visit Mrs. NJ. +
Downs for a short time.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
uG.Ii..ssn Party

Halloween ihrty
Tho Cotorie club VIII entertain
with "a Halloween party Mt the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Irving. All mem
beers are Invited and new members
especially urged TO attend
Education Committee Meeting
The education committee OF the
seattle Central Council OF Mothers
and rcnt.Teachcr Associations viii
meet at 2 O'Clock In the Y. w, e. A.
building.
Orpiee Club Meeting
The Orptee club win meet Mt ?
O'Clock NJ the homo or Mrs. III. It.
Bredes. 1904 18Th ave.
Washington Boulevard w. q. r. u.
The Warrington boulevard W. q.
n 4. will meet nj 2 o'clock at the
Baptist chapel. 3Ist ave. and Mail
non NJ. Subject. Echoes OF State
Convention"
Parliamentary Procedure Club
The Adele 81. Fielde Parliamentary
procedur. club will meet ut the
Hotel Washington Annex mt ii30
O'Clock The subject lesson viii be
the MAIN Question" Parliamentary
questions In charge Of the president
Mrs. Fila cudihce. Nine. Harriet
aaundcrnon has charge OF the auxii.
larry class IN public speaking. The
subject viii be Julius Caesar"
Iatona Halloween Frolle
The pupils and parents OF the Ia
tona school will participate In the
- lI.lfAsEsN4 LG held
ia N. school building NJ 7.30 O'Clock.
Entertainment viii be provided for
tho guests regardless Of age. and
everything pertaining 10 Halloween
will be In evidence. ItobbinR for ap-
pies, telling Of fortunes and visits 10
the chamber OF horrors are seized.
ulcd.
Fortson.Thygesen Party
Tho relief committee OF Fortson-
ThyEemen auxiliary Will give a Hal
loween party 90 members and friends
at the home OF Mrs. H. A. Bremen.
ssis Seventh ave. ~. w. at O'Clock.
Dinner will he served comrades and
friends In tho evening. This viii be
followed BY dancing and cards.
Child Study Department
child study department or the
wonan'A Century Club. a, o'clock.
at the home OF Mrs. Blake ID. Mills.
sss s2nd ave. y
Neighbors Of Wooderaft
Palm Circle. No. &c. Nclghborn OF
woodcmfi, will hold It's annual cleo
ton ~ officers Friday evening at
Swedish Club hall.
Improvement Club
The second meeting OF the 35th
ave X. W. Improvement Club was
held Saturday evening. October %.
Tho meeting was well attended and
df~sn new members were added.
The committee Of investigation ap-
pointed nj the previous meeting had
a very encouraging report 10 make
a. "a their findings on the matter OF
getting some satisfactory and per-
funnrnt means of transportation for
tho district ut an early date. and the
club was enabled 20 continue It's cam.
paign plans.
Regular meetings OF the club ARE
scheduled for every Saturday even
!nr nj $40 o'clock for the present at
West HIN schooihouAe. 3sth ave. and
Holden ft.
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On the Teras

Miss Patricia Fotheringham and
Miss E.llnor Under win be enter.
tanned az dinner on board the Texas
before the dance given this evening
ia, tho Red Circle clubhouse at
charleston.
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Mrs. Frink TO
Entertain

ComplimentinE distinguished Wis.
itor In Seattle. Mrs, urquhart Ice ~
New York city Mrs, Francis Guy
Frink will entertain with luncheon
Monday afternoon at the Sunset club.
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UNCOVER OLD CHURCH

LONDON. Oct. ao.--During res.
,oration at 81. Adams church.
Worcester. discovery has been made
ak.what archaeiogists believe 20 be
remains OF the original church
oHH L 400 xcara ago
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The first OF series OF card par.
ties was given by Mrs. Byron
Thorpe Carr o, her home this after
noon. Halloween decorations were
effectively used and five tables were
In play.
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) Gire Tea

nynor Chapter. Annie Wright
&tnzry. viii entertain with a tea
+ ~ home Of Mrs. ". H. Iatirner
&x Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
<en Wyile. with Mrs. Farwcil
clnm LiIfy al the piano. will give
~ uausical program. and Miss Ty-
0nn< whitney will speak
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Stomach Miseries
!. Relieved
Almost Instantly

2 This wha, 6c Mayor Of
|rIdgeportstwash hns to tell about
9o-to for stcpaen rnlscrics from in
diEcs,ion, 80
~ all thatNsouA claim for Il. and
fer gas ~ the Apmaeh 1t has no
Jo-tsis sold in Seattlc by tho
Five Bartcil Drug orcs and at
'ssyffts Pharmacies. Sample at
most any soda fountain.
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EHMRYsS
/ Rialte fyle Shop
Fer Me- pd Women

:.ssIss ,s..' IA n: sss rssa.
we meet ~ Onvenlcnccs as iol
tn Easy sh2u11bG place. also Easy
way Of wed ~ 1he best all thsl
nile withou Immediate outlay;
q 30 much rel IA bash.
4 Our Easy 8fnt System I'd
famous all nloo MIC coast wher 4
20 have cHtab stores. and ou6
buying power eH4E us Rt all times'
u show tho Zen oerchandise a
bic benefit OF IksH naymont Acf
<puntH. without ny S4lrn charEtl
Rest assured yoifsXiu ueevs Rites$
Elevator. come 40 ~ see
Look over our IN - Get acquaintel
ID. Youth get coufteous trcatme ~
Md will like our mefcfandise an1
now for yourself Our motto:
[3tisfied Customer" Whats whd4
Wings you back
'4.Taiephone Elliott 4t1k -
feCherrys. 20s-7 Rialto BLDG. ~
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An artificial Kiss IL the kind one
woman infllcts on another.
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Dear Miss Greg; arm interested
In tho present discussion Of the
professional mother" and have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

STR. and Mrs. McEwan Tompkins
have returned from the Eaton ranch
In Wyoming. where they have been
for the pas, ak weeks. and are with
Mrs. TornpkIns' parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander naliiie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

Miss Marguerite FaIriamh. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Reyes Brooks In Bend. ore.
for several months. VIII arrive In
Seattle shortly 10 visit Mrs. NJ. Il.
Downs for a short time.
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Iatona Halloween FroIIe
Fortson.Thygesen Party

Tho relief committee OF Fortson-
Thygenen auxiliary Will give Hal
iowcen party 60 members and friends
at the home OF Mrn. H. A. Bremen.
ssis Seventh ave. ~. w, at O'Clock.
Dinner will he served comrades and
friends In tho evening. This viii be
followed BY dancing and cards.
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Mr.. oaman Latrobe Coward will
leave November 8 for the Orient 10
be gone two years. Mrs. Coward and
son. Asbury, viii leave some time In
the winter TO join MIR. Coward in
Singapore. where they viii make
their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-30

The Washington boulevard W 9.
n 4. will meet nj 2 O'Clock at the
Baptist chapel. 31st ave. ana Mail
son a. Subject, Echoes OF State
Convention"
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Tho Cotorie club viii entertain
with "a Halloween party nj the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Irving. All mem
bcrs are invited and new members
especially urged 10 attend.
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Orptee Club Meeting

The orptse Club win meet at 2
O'Clock AZ the home OF Mrs. II. T.
Bredca. 1904 18th ave.
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Child Study Department

child study department OF the
wonan'n Century Club, at O'Clock.
az the home Of Mrs. Blake ID. Mills.
pas s2nd ave. y
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Mr. and Mrs. H. W McCrabbc and
Miss Paris Norton have returned
from their numnnr home, Par
Nlrnte." near iBoth.Ii. and are 10
their town house.
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Palm Circle. No. 90. Ncighborr OF
woodcnfi. will hold It's annual cleo
ton ~ officers Friday evening al
Swedish Club hall,
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NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Village
Council. Village Of Grand Marais, Cook
County, Minnesota, for the construc-
ton of concrete sidewalk on the north
side of st. Paul Avenue. between Hen
nepin Street and Harrison Street,
where such sidewalk has not already
been built or construction commenced
by the owners. being, = about three
blocks. Such bids must be in by. Sat-
urday, September 9Th, 1919, at o'clock
P. NJ. when same will be opened.
For particulars as to location. speci-
f1cations Of construction. terms of con-
tract, etc., see Village Clerk.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order of the Village Council,
S. G.. MURPHY,
President.
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OFFIcIAL Pho cEEDIN6s
Extra l|sleltlng n Tho County Board,
Cook County Minnesota

- Z.
Pursuant to notice the County Board
day of August. 1915, b: z ssis 8,.3#
Members Il d present Commis sioners
Allen. Bally. Jacobson. Peterson & and
Chairman Engelsen. Absent-nore. ". q
SS The minutes of the last. meeting were
read and upon motion duly made and
carried approved. 5E :I%s5 $S5s,, :.
The following resolution was pre-
scented and upon motion unanimously
adopted: .'s z&g Id: e: \ a.44$- Z. s# z,5%
s Whereas an account of the condition
of State Road No. One. between Carri-
ibou Point and Good Harbor Hill, we
deem it necessary and #expedient that a.
part of same be graveled this season
VI. Now Therefore. Be tit resolved that
subject to-. the approval Of the State
Highway Department. that that part of
State Road No. Done between Caribou
Point and Cascade, also one mile of the
road between. Cascade and Good Harbor
Hill be graveled at once, and the County
Auditor is hereby instructed to forward
COPY of this resolution to the State
Highway Department of Minnesota. =
~ Upon motion duly made and carried
the Auditor was instructed to write
F. D. McMillen of Minneapolis relative
to gravel bed west of Cascade on said
McMillen's land. <er4.E T.
It was moved by Allen and seconded
BY Peterson that Charles E. Taylor be
allowed 5000, as damages by reason of
State Road crossing Lot 3 of Section 81,
Township 81 Range; East. and upon
vote said motion carried. Ayes Allen,
Peterson and Chairman Engelsen. Nays
EBally and Jacobson.
Upon motion duly made and carried
Olaf Berglund was allowed $4,000 for
damages to SWA Of SEA Section Is,
Township 81, Range l East, and Jack
Dewar was allowed $4,000 for damages
to VIZ of NEA Section 10; Township
81, Range l East, by reason of State
Road crossing such property
The communication of Mr.. John New
ton addressed to the Chairman of the
County Board was read and upon mo.
ton same was ordered filed.
The bond Of the Cook County State
Bank as depository of county funds in
the sum of $4,000 with the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company OF
Maryland as surety was upon motion
approved by the Board. .".
The following. bills were upon motion
duly made and carried allowed:
Gilbert Gilbertson; 2S4 hours
painting Pigeon River bridge
at 80 cents per hour. .......$ 227. &c
Engel Formundson, ESQ hours
painting Pigeon River Bridge
at 80 cents per hour. 21O. 0O
Standard Oil Co., 2O6 barrels
Red Crown gasoline. ..... 1872
w. Lamm, labor .............. 500
Fritz Cross Co., supplies ..... 434
Standard Salt and Cement CO.,
cement ........ ........... 265. O0
Scott Graft Co., prepaid freight 297
Upon motion duly made and carried
Board adjourned sine die.
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Comm aatnY1 ~ IS
First District Martin jacobson
Third District s.. &. Jorgen Psdersonf
F Haheh bist ass Ii IS ns:ls.n cha .in
auditor 4. /. &: !. Thomas Carter
sn - arles Seglem
lRegister Of Deeds ). ". Johnson
CLERK 81 Court. 4. q Geo: Lsnx
J449age OF Probate. 81. George IL. Durfee
Supt. Of Schools q !. J. William gClinch
fHighway Engineer !. !. !. s.. A. Lesueur
ou1 seSor' -. !. q. .slE. Berglund
Village Onieers. y EE5.j +: i.
Clerk: ene: = s. 6 n mnrDihX
T n teesr. '.. . Andrew Larson
j. J. Hussey. 80 .
'userces. Geo H. Durfee. Matt johnson
Independent School District No. i.
S,,na1.;r Claus @. Monker
o = t't III. E. Qualheim
:. ~Fs= Library Board. r..
RreSldent. VIM. Clinch
vice President. :...... Mrs. VIM. Olson
SpeciaI Urea s,,rer Mrs 5: G: Murphy
AipIdr1dn. SO. Grace Samskar
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HERE'S A SNAP!-A genuine u. S.
Wool Blanket! Size g. x 80 inches,
guaranteed perfect condition, for the
rock-bottom price of $6.85-less than
it cost the Government. Will out
wear three ordinary blankets, has
been thoroughly renovated. Shipped
prepaid on receipt Of price. Order
today, stating whether light or dark
shade. Satisfaction guaranteed by
the old reliable Minneapolis Wooden
Mills Co, 600, LIST Ave. N. Mime
apolis, MINI. u. -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. Land Office at Duluth, Minnesota,
August 10. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Nathan H.
Sanford. of Cramer, Minn., who, on
October p, 1914, made Homestead ap-
plication No. 011602, for Lot 10. Section
10, Township SO N. Range West. 4th
P. NJ, has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before
the Register of the United States Land
Office at Duluth, Minnesota. on the 18th
day of October, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank Johnson, A. B. Ribinson, Axel
Torgeson and John Scanlon, all of Knife
River, Minnesota.
JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI,
S-27 Register.