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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
IS MEKS|KOS.
PALIUosUoT1 PAGRoBTI
AMERIK0NAI.
Parubeziyj norma ivesti pro
hibicija.

Mexico City, Rugp, 27.
Cia pranesta, jog sukileliu
Meksikonu vadas Pedro Ia
mora paliuosaves be nieko Vi
sus nesenai pagrobtus Ameri-
konus.
Taippat paskelbta, kad ir
patsai zamora jau pasidaves
Meksikos valdziai.
Vietos laikrastis Excelsior
raso, jog vidujiniq reikalq
pasekretorius Lugo Meksikos
kongresui paduosias biliu.
Tuo biliumi norma ivesti
svaigalq prohibicija' visais
Suv. Valstiju parubeziais g.
y myliq juostoje. Vadinasi.
norma toje juostoje panaikin-
ii saliunus, visokius losimus
ir kitus nedorybiq urvus, kad
tolesniai nepiktinti Ameriko-
nQ.
Jei kongresas priims biliq,
tuomet Meksikos valdzia til
kisi atlikti dideli daikta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
S. VALsTUy MOTERYS
IGUO BALSAV|M0
TEISES.
TUo TIKSLU SEKRETo-
Rus COLBY PASKELBE
PROKLAMACIJA.
Devynioliktas amendment
tas" inrauktas sales konstitu-
cijon.

Washington, Rugp. 81.
ngus metus Suv. Valstiju mo
terq kova uz lygias teises po-
litikoje vakar pasibaige mo-
terq laimejimu, kuomet vals-
tybes sekretorius Colby ipade-
jo savo parasa po proklamaci-
ia.
su ta proklamacija vyriau,
sybe praneSe, jog moterQ "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
. VALSTIJOS TURES 81
DREADNAUTUS. 4
Tick bus praejus trims me
tams.

Washington, Rugp. 27.-Suv.
Valstijos smarkiai ginkluojasi
ant vandens. Sulig karo laivy-
no programos, Suv. Valstijos
1923 metals lures net 35 drea-
dnautus, t. y. miIziniSkuosius
karo laivus, 100000 tonu in
tilpimo.
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BEEFASTE RIAUsES.

Belfast, Airija, Rugp. 81.
Cia seka riauS6s paskui riau-
Ses. Ir Wis pasibaigia kraujc
praliejimais. Vakar kai-ku-
riose miesto dalyse buvo cir
dimi Saudymai ir pakelti gals
raj. Visa ellie suzeistQ zmoniQ
paimta ] ligonines. Buvo il
pl6SimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
DAVIS NEPASITRAUKS
IS UzIMAMoS vIET0S,

New York, Rugp. 27. - At
ostogosna i suv. Valstijas is
Anglijos parkeliavo S. V. am
basadorius Davis. Buvo speja-
ma, kad jis pasitraukes is uz-
imamos vietos. Bet uzginti tie
speliojimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
PLNIGg kURSAs.

Svetimq saliu pinigq verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Rugpju-
clio 26 buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $3.50
Lietuyos 100 auksinu 2.12
Lenkiios 100 markip .4S
yokietijos 100 markiu 2.12
Praneuzijos uz LOO IA fr. 16
Italijos uz LOO 21 l. SO
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
WRANGEL PAEMES NOVO:
RoSIISKA.

Sevastopolis, Rugp. 26. :
Cia oficijaliai paskelbta, jog
gen. Wrangelio karuomene nuo
bolsevikq paemusi Novorosiis-
ka, is kur eina gelezinkelis j
Jekaterinodara. g
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
RUeUJUc1o 27, 1920.

Chicago ir apylinkes. = Ora
zus oras siandie ir rytoj; maza at
maina temperaturoje.
Vakar temperature augsciausia
buvo "a l., zemiausia = 65 |.
sau1e teka Clio, leidziasi 1882.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
KATow1cUosE PRAvEs-
Ia TVARKA.

Berlynas, Rugp. 81. - Ka-
towicuose, augstojoj Silezijoj,
kur Lenkai perdaug eme spar
dyties prizes Vokieeius, paga-
liaus pravesta tvarka. s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
BOLSEVIKAI NUSILEI-
DzIA sU sALYGoMIs LEN
KAMS.
Ir apie tai pranesa Anglijos
vyriausybei.

Londonas, Rugp. y. = Ru'
sijos sovietu valdzia vakar at
sake j Anglijos karo sekreto-
riaus Balfour nota, palytinclq
taikos salygas Lenkams.
Sevietu valdzia sutiko atsi-
init savo reikalavima, kuriuo-
mi buvo norma, kad Lenki-
joje butu suorganizuota vienQ
darbininku milicija is 100000
vyrQ.
At$akyta per Kameneva,
Sovietp valdzia Anglijos
vyriausybei atsakyma prisiun-
t6 per savo atstova Kamene-
va Londone, kurs kaip siandie
.reng6si jau apleisti Anglia.
Maskva savo atsakyme pa
reiSkia, jog sutinka atsiimti
ne tik ta salyga, bet dar pri-
sitaikinti ir prize kitQ ismin-
tingQ nurodymQ, bi tik kuo-
veikiaus sulaukti visam pa
saulyj pageidaujamos taikos.
Bolseviku- atstovas Kane
nev pasak6, kad Maskvos at
sakymas pagaliaus turi pa
tenkinti kaip Anglijos, taip
Italijos vyriausybi.
Nereikalauja maisymosi.
Sale to atsakymo is Mask
vos bevieliu telegraph pra-
neSta, jog neziurint> ivairiQ
nepaprastu karo laukuose pa
kiIusiq aplinkybiu If atsiemi-
mo vienos taikos salygos, boil
SevikQ valdzia pageidaula ne
pertraukti taikos tarybq su
Lenkais.
Teciaus tos tarybos turf
but vedamos niekam is pasa-
lies nesimaisant. Mes taikos
tarybos palieGia isimtinai Ru-
sija ir Lenkija. j
Kadangi Lloyd George, An
glijos minister's pirmininkas
Lenkq milicijos salygai buvo
prieSingas, Maskva tuomi pa
tenkina pirmininka minister.
nenoredama tureti nesusipra-
timQ su Anglia. ..,.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
RUSAI SUTRAUKIAMI Is
ILGAI BEREZINOS.
Lenkai visaip apie tai speioja

Varsava, Rugp. 26. - Anot
gautu informacijQ, Skaitlinga
bol$eviku karuomen6 koncent-
ruojama iSilgai up6s Berezi-
nos, is kur bOlSevikai senai
buvo prad6je puolimq prizes
VarSavQ.
Tad vietos militariniai t6-
mytoiai spekuliuoia, kad, ma
tyt, bolSevikai pakils puoli-
man prizes LenkQ frontO cent
ra.
PraneSama, jog skaitlingos
RuSp atsargos SutraukiamOs
If pietiniam frontan. Be to
dang RusQ atsargos sugabena-
ma ir Siaurinian LenkQ from
tan, ! PapruSe, kur bolSevi-
kai nugal9ti If kur Lenkams
vadovauja gen. Haller.
Turbut, atakuos Lvova.
Militarin6 valdzia laikosi
nuomon6s. kad norS bOlSevi-
kai nugal6ti Siauriuose, tai jie
vienOk m6gins laim6s ieSkOtl
pietuose ir atnaujins puolimQ
prizes LvOva.
Kas palyti galimos naujos
bolSevikt ofensyvos Siauriuo-
Sc can't Paprus6s), tai gen.
Haller parei$kia, jog bolSevi-
kai tame Some tick nugal6ti,
kad jie neistengs pasitvarky-
ii per kelias savaites arba
per kelis m6nesius.
I Tas pat Haller sake, jog Dol
Seviku nauja ofensyva gall
ma. Frontan sutraukiama dau
gybe Rusp darbininku. Boil
SevikQ armijos dirbtuTese dir
bama dienomis ir naktimls
VokieciQ ekspertQ priezluro-
je.
Bolsevikai gal sustos.
Haller, be kitko, iSreiskia
nuomone, kad jei Lenkai II
toliaus briausis paskui atsi-
metanGius bolSevikus, tuomet
galimas daiktas, bolsevikai
Gardino apylink6se susigTu,
puos ir statys krutine priest
ninkams.
Kaikurios bol$evikQ lieka-
nos atkirstos rytin6s PrusijOS
parubezyj Lenkams uz6muS
Kolno po ziaurios deSimtles
valandQ kovos prasimuse pei
Lenkq linija If susijunge 81
atsimetanGia dalimi armijos.
Keletas stipriQ bolSevikr
buriq dar uzsiliko linijoje tar
pc Novogeorgevsko If Mlawa
taippat kitur. tn buriq pade
jimas apverktinas. Visgi kau
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
BERLYNAS NUSTEB|N-
TAS TALKININKy PO-
L|T|KA.
PIRMIAU ANGLIA SU +
TALIJA FAVORIzAVO
,- BOLsEVIKAMS.
siandie abb sail imasi astres-
MOS politikos.

Berlynas, Rugp. 27. = Kaip
Berlynas, taip ir visa Vokieti-
ia didziai nustebinta zymio-
mis- atmainomis, ivykusiomis
tarptautinej talkininkq politi-
koi. Reiskia, talkininkai IS
naujo kaip vienas susijunge
gelbeti Lenkija ir, prireikus,
pakelti kara prizes sovietlne
Russia.
Cia visaip nuomomauJama
apie ta atmaina. Ieskomos
priezastys. Surandamos jos
net paciam KonstantinopolyJ
ir artimuose Rytuose.
VokieGiu diplomatai tvirti-
ma, kad talkininkus prizes boil
sevikine Russia sujunge paeiQ
bolsevikp nerimavimai ir rel
kalavimai.
Kick suzinota, bolSevikine
Rusija buvo pareikalavusi pa
vesti jaf valdyti Dardanelius.
Be to, bolsevikai didelius
suokalbiavimus siandie attic
ka artimuose Rytuose.
Del tp II kitq priezasclg
.SSiandie astral ir pasistatyta
prizes bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
Bet kaipgi su Italais.

VokieGiai uzzvislabjausia ru-
stebinti Italijos vyrlausybes
pasielgimQ, kuri staiga atmal-
ne savo pozicija bolsevikq zyll-'
,gsniu.
Mes Italijos minister's plr-
mininkas bendrai su Anglijos
ministeriu pirmininku nus
prende pakelti kova prizes
Rusijos bolsevikus. Tuo tar
pu igii sio tlaiko Italia, is Vi
visq kitu Europos saliq buvo
prielankiausia sovietinei Rusl-
jjai.
National Zeitung saprotau-
ia, kad, turbut, italu komunis-
tai persmarkiai uzmyne ant
kojos vyriausybei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-27
Neteko pasitikejimo.

Cia sPejama, jog bolsevlkQ
atstevai Kamenev ir Krassln
Londone is Maskvos gave ms
trukcijq Anglijai prlslmlntl
Turkiios ir Dardaneliq klausl-
ma. Ir kuomet tas atllkta,
Anglia nusprende nuslsuktl
nuo bendravimosi su bolseVl-
kais.
Kitas daiktas taippat svar-
bus. Kuomet bolSevikq atsto-
val taresi SUI Anglijos atsto.
vais, tue metu Maskvos val
dzios agentai Berlyne tureJo
viesuosius susirinkimus, at
kreiptus prizes ta paeia Ang-
LIZA.
Pagaliaus Anglia htuomet
buvo reikalaw1si bolsevikrl
pertraukti ofensyva prizes Len
.kus. Bet bolsevikai nepaklau-
Sc. Ne tik jq armijos briovasi
ant Varsavos, bet dar uzim-
tose Lenkp teritorijose buvo
'steigiami sovietai. Tokiais So
vietais grumota ir Varsavai.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-12

discovered. Ne resolved Il -sS~,
clean"
"Irr ..ty eounci, has alrefsy Srant
cd n.r a. a. q. q temporary fran
chi.e" De- confessed
Pennington sprnns furiousli 10 NJ
fest Summit" be- snnfled. why 20
you 10 that without consulting mer
Didn't know yon we're remotely IT,
icrostod" Now that The See Hns bro
hcn romni.'Oue feli relieved and was
prepared 90 defend bis act vigorously.
"Ani we f'd not commit ourselves r.
retocnhly.' 30 continued 'Tihc tenn
rpmry fmnthise VIII expire 10 TWEEN
iyslshi days. aud IN chat time tho
n g. q cannot even ~ started
"lia,e sou ans understanding as 70
nu extension M that temporary fun.
chlsc. in ease The n G. %. desires itY'
swell. Scs uoi 10 writing however.
gave osllgy 10 understand that n he
WAS not ready in thirty days. an "a
tension could rrndlly BE- arrauEri."
"Any viinesasT
Il am not such . fool. air." Pound
stone declared with nsi-rliy = bad
a noilon-l might o. we'll admit it,
that sou would have serious uhircilon
o. having your tracks cot nv jump
crosriiig ~ y and Water sirrei.- And
for uo rgason ia ne etcepi 70 justify
himself and ineuleaie IA Pennington
an Impression that ihe latter ua. deal
ms with crafty and farssrlns
mayor rauniTiunf smiled boldly and
knowingly A. LEANED hack nonrhal.
aniiy ani lleu smoke af ihe yelling
'i0u obs fasralr rerringion sn'iie'
qu'fei "i0nrU "a smarter nan ihan
thought YOU'VE ifl'nr fo play toiA
rrfs afa|nsi fhe middle a. re0aI'ed
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cost u safsJ appliances a. pas
warned That the ioEsisE cable sas
weak 81 that old splice and lilhle o.
pun out n the beckett and SURF snourh
Il dld The fres snd Of the cable
snapped hack Nae q whip. and
4 hold % ihs opinlon- Mrs. Pound
stone interrupted. "thai n on. wishes
far q ihinT hard enough and lnsi Keeps
% wishing. one d bound o. ret II"
MY dear said Mr. rounfsione
impressiseiy. ~ you would oniy con.
nns yourself 10 wishing ASSURE YOU
your chances for succcss would 10 10.
nnlisly brighter"
There was no mlsiatlnr this rshuls
even two cocktails vers noucrlr,. 10
rrn,lef Mrs. rouni,iore nlll,|ous a. n
Win ne incest iaei 10 ne pufii shlr
ley udrulily changed he sublcei 10
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Msynr roundsione and hls wife ar.
risei ~ ne rrnninrion houe m Red.
WOOD boulevard n in foriy I'VE nurs
day evening u Wa with a profound
Feeling ~ relief that hls honor ilfi.
81 The laiy frum their modest little
"nlv,er. Or oncs inside Ne psnnins
ton house. he feit no would b. frsr
RON q peculiarly dsylllsh brand Of
peFsccuiion insurimiei by ~ wife
about ihve moniha previously. Ma
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fhs rrfarf - az vsifsfe istsetivs 80
80 Incident ~ urlys siai -
younr Hem ruusssiUrrs cfars vith
small lf.ihrf taf o. sks ns~
ttan stef f0nf.nrei faaf M iss 40
canfa|nei Co., ifIe An laIi RIA.
vtIlh hai hssn rrf1riItr - thsi
isupafau frtufllss ari ne serhsi
understanding o. 10 fass'tle stiss
a.0n
-usiey ~ tu.insss vith Fus
ihrUllt scar aen trnry - snsh
ienr~i Ixun'isians started sisisanJ.
Hos uurt dIi ileun 81 eqi q NJ
rsnninrlon Uouiinufsi truiailf
rso hundred lli rf1 dollars -
tanner. ani r0f q rnf more rowe
stone protested tInuoasii I'D tFveA
fuIy
"loart n0i sa roof q tnan--s n,a
Hs save fHH uriIi fnf being Ne
Colpasi rsf0r0'i mIfiliniiy. I've he
frfi sui dfii i0Iar' uh iaf1i
/ r0Hnfr0ns. YUlr iurnf ifor ~
uDri flHr ssram Ani ~ csse
o. save himself 90 tel q siacsrrl1
hearty 'aHEi "ial 0an ifs feiain-s.-
tf cHri'Huff rItslHiIi rhui a rsat
/ mn nIlhf 1an Ii .aarIhins sias Hsv.
rtsf tf nrui ua afirf a slight rsasa
/ Hf0a'e u.i |H pafiI0s Or foaf hssIthl
.a iifa $50 iltn in brass iaets nsv
/ mu.a al 500 uaai e. SENS ihe \ CO
/ unf nH|f an rtIrn9Inu ~ that 100
/ ranu ffanlf'sa hai aiso q lffIaansni
fmnfti.e shea GEES lll'Y o. ~
raani.iOrs fosa aIih rrfai firniy
/ rColansI r0an.nron air. ~ ale
/ ayon insult ns-
rsf down i0Hfs fser irsalis
ihai aal before nou shall 80 "a
0nr fh0rrni dollars 80 esrh fnf rcu
fhfaf r0ti 0ln1'nfn ani ifus ~
COG yourself chat .rian n ~ nlsr~si
I lrsa rnnf 0If Im1rIne q alH rlesss
Mr. O. irn nssly ari Efsni 500 ~
case from sHrrue. uf caufsr "a
OF ritr o. io 500 fli asii q in yre-
nts trnirff down HIHn e. s'ln'ng q
ffs lrftfnrrf arf In l'su - its 80
Do am intr ntff fNaf Nfnef M
/ r0unfHnrf fHis ID fI.fafiffri Th@
To 500 u0r'ai fuHf aal Henri 81 ~
auauu o. ihf iarrna tlnnfr iam
tsf funfarf "a fitr hln e frisIae
III twenty eve huuirr.i doliafs o. -
| ycar Twin iesvs n ~ yon o. ~ rtas
twenty-five huuirrf foliar nruw
Henri and pap my niecr cush foF -
ar i,ossnt hat strike you ssar@
fe,ily safs AMI zane prurositionf-
Had n vista ~ paradise openrsi %
before rnun1sione b. couii MT havs
ben more thrilled ~ had heeh shss
iuisls honest n BIZ plea a. Me-
l'nundsione that hs rnnid nas saori .
thirty hundred end nfiy dollar |.
dan. much nj h. lonrcd 10 nNlirs ~
and raln a rfeall,i a. be- ds.lfsd rescs
And nnu ihe prov vas danrimr hsfuss
hls efes. so ~ SPEAK Az any rte
vas paftri m ne rorieceehss 81
nfly fesi distant
GO 90 cuNTtNurnl
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Stomach
on Strike
20 Years
ssatssts..t


aIslonlc a. uondeffui- nIa q ".
rnfi0n. n bad ben n suderCf frum
stomach trouble Cor ~ years and nos
I am efil
Fatonic sets right after ths cause Of
stomach troubles by taking up and
earning out the acldiiy and gases and
~ course. when the cause y removed
the sufferer gets well n you have
snnrnrss. helchlnr indigestion. food
repeating or any other stomach
trouble. take Eafonir tablets after
each meal and and relief me- box
cosfs only q tfine with your dfurgisis
guarantee.
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M no good ~ all-my pains got Woraa
instead " better. | began taking no
Vegetable COMPOUND and fclt a change
from he first Now feel fine and al.
vlsr any one gong through ne Change
o. i.lfc 10 try ID, Tor it cured me after |
had gwen W al hops % getting better.
You can publish this and | vii tel
any one Who writes o. me- ne god
Il has dune me. - Mrs.. MknGknfr
DAM "a n. 18th Street. rilla. Pa
II hardly seems possible hat there Il
= woman In thla country uh0 vlIl con.
tinuc a. suffer without giving lydia ~
nniham'a Vegetable COMPOUND 4 trial
afffr al lheetitrnce that r continually
hing Published proving beyond contra
dirtnn that this grand Oh medicine haa
relieved more nufruuf am0nF women
than any other n1ilclnr Ia thd uufId.
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THE BEST YET.

y yoa ha'e a,.si a..'i .a'i.sl nain
Jon "NIIf .NNN H'N NNH I'|NH
aaui l1Id |n tks head 1f soreness
snF~hfrs ..n tr flIfl.i Il fhIs barr.
islf f.nH'I
t.I laH aruuH r aHi O. frsf
sanIi. Is o. W tar.rf |rI SEA ~
lsans o.
Atoi i.Hafnat AoIhaF b. -iufi
g. rHI.I ADV.
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""""""" u
Vegetable COM
pound has done me.
] bad Organic trUu.
blcl ami am going
through ne Change
u lifc. i~asigken
with n pain M my
aide anC q hat head
ache. I could not
We down. could not
cat oraIecp iruf.
fered something
terrible and DE Doc.
Tor medicine dii
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-24

in Bagley ON Saturday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Weinch, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Renne
and children, Dorothy and Ethel
Noyes, Ella Hanson, Hattie Gordon
and John Desjardines.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gordon motor
ed to Bagley on Friday.
Mrs. Erwin Gordon and sister, Mrs.
Jim LEIGH and. Mrs. Ludvik Holum
were Bagley visitors on Friday. While
there they attended the chautauqua.
Mrs Tom Edens of international
Falls, arrived here on Saturday. Mrs.
Edens has been visiting relatives at
Dresden. Wales and Langdon, N. D.
She will visit at the Geo. Burfield
home also at the F. A. Noyes home
and will then make an extended WIS.,
lit with Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
10. F. Scott in the town of Dudley,
before returning to her home at Inter-
national Falls. -.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Bredeson, and son, Charles, Katie
Gordon, Allen Gordon, Teddy Gordon,
John Gordon. Ruby Peterson and
Gladys Gordon, motored to the State
Park on Sunday. go. ;.
Mr.. Lukkson of Grand Forks was
a visitor at the Holton home on Sum
day. %@,r+
Mrs. Oliver Barnes spent Monday
in the village i ~
Mrs. w. E. Gordon and children
returned to her home here on We'd
nesday after having visited at differ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jim LEIGH and two
children of Underwood, are visiting
friends and relatives here in the vii
lage. Mrs. LEIGH is sister OF Mrs
Erwin Gordon of this place.
Among the people from Shevlin
who took in the McIntosh-Bemfdji
baseball game in Bemidji on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Gordon, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas.- Mcdonald, Mabel
Rank, Carl Rauk, Edna Hanson, Har-
old Searles, Alt Rain, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fritchies, John Desjardines, Le-
nora Thorp, Oberlin Thorp and Lud-
vik Holum. r. + 49,. (. 4rE. { ... r.
Mr.. Aspeland and daughter, Ellen
and son. W1Auam,F accompanied by
Henry Stephenson of Clearbrook, WIS.,
tied at the Ludvok Holum home on
Sunday. ..- 81 + y
Gordon Noyes, who is working in
Bagley, spent Sunday at his home
here. r
Myrtle Gordon, Cecil Holton and
Mr.. Lukkson Of Grand Forks spent
Saturday in Bemidji. ., -
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Barnes were
guests at the F.. A. !Noyes home on
Monday for dinner.
Frank Bromighan was business
visitor in Bagley on Tuesday. @
Quite a number have attended the
camp meeting which was held in
town of Moose during the week.
Among the people from the village
who attended the Acme chautauqua
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: Harold Searles, who is attending
summer school at the Bemidji normal
spent the weekend here visiting with
friends and relatives. &EE3%H n
s't The Burfield family accompanied
by Mr.. Technow motored to Sebeka
on Sunday, where they visited rela-
tives.. sE.r, T. g.. 4,
e Mrs. John Nelson of Grand Forks,
N. d., spend the week visiting at the
Miller home west Of town. Mrs. Mel
son is daughter OF Mr.. Miller. She
was accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, Mildred, who will remain with
her. grand parents during the sum-
mer. ... .. - %. -~-.~,-.-~e, as~ 49,
Mrs. Joe Renne spent. the latter
part of the week in .Bagley visiting
with her husband, who Is employed
by the Bagley Mercantile Co, of that
place. Mrs Renne also attended the
chautauQua. @-sr,@>' e. ! = r %#5N ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourcy of the town
.of Moose took their little daughter
Florence, to Fosston on Sunday, June
18th. Florence has been suffering
with an attack Of acute appendicitis
and while she is slightly improving,
she will be confined in the hospital
for some time.
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Z June a., %, "a, 25--Northwest.
ern Fire Insurance Underwriters An
npal Outing at Birchmont. %&%
81 June ,2S, 2s-County conference, OF
Minnesota League of Women Voters
n Bemiddji. r %
June %, 29-School of political
Education conducted by Miss Kneu-
buhl aof Minneapolis.
July 4 to Aug LINTON tent Meet
ing by Evangelist c. F. Weigle. 'r.-o
July 5.-Patriotic celebration at Be-
midi. ~ .s.' :
July Observation-Disclosures Chau-
t2uqua. Y -.
July 26-2s-County Teachers ex-
maination of Bemidji. -, ,
September 6-11-Minnesota State
fair r.. < ~.
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This township received quite sur
prise when Ralph J. Cronemiller an
nounced his marriage to Miss Bern
eta Collopy, also of this place. The
wedding occurred some. five or six
weeks ago at Park Rapids. Mr.. Crone-
miller is a prosperous young farmer
and Mrs. Cronemiller is successful
business woman. and has been an en-
ployee of the Koors Bros. establish
ment in Bemidji for some time, and
will continue there for an indefinite
period. -...
Mr.and Mrs. D: A. Whiting motor
ed to Blackjack Sunday where Mr.
Whiting held church services.
Miss Mildred Whiting and Mrs.
Frank Deming were Bemidji visitors
Saturday. "~..-
Ben Kimber, of Clitherall, was in
this vicinity again last week. Mr..
Kimber is live real estate man and
is bringing a good many settlers to
Beltrami county. He returned Sat-
urday, and was accompanied by O..
G. Whiting, who will spend few
days there with friends. ~
Charles Dearborn left for the cities
Saturday, where he will spend num-
Der of weeks attending teachers
training institute.
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D. c. Searles and wife autoed tt
Fred Langes Tuesday and Wednes'
day to assist in caring for theil
neice, Mrs. LANCE. who was i'll with
measles. 80 ..... Z
=. Donald shannon and wife arrived
Saturday from Minneapolis to visit
at the r. J. Wright home and with
Mr.. Shannon's parents in Bemidji.
II. s. Stilwell and wife and Mrs,
Casper Knapp attended the school Of
hcers'- meeting on Wednesday,. q
Arthur and Lee Daley went fishing
Sunday afternoon. What luck?
Donald Shannon and wife were
guests Of Harry vogt and wife Mon
day. &@,''
Mrs. G. H. Kingsbury returned to
her home at Edgerton last week after
a five weeks stay with Mrs. Fred
LANCE and family. =
Florence and Donald Wright were
guests Of Fern and Fred LANCE, Jr.,
Monday afternoon. .:t'.',,' - -;
Clara Knapp is reported on the
gain, but is still unable to walk.
Mrs. H. s. Stilwell received a
telegram last week advising her of
the death of her brother, George Cox.
Mr.. Cox was in Bemidji last spring
where he received medical treatment.
August Ledtke has a narrow escape
from severe injury when his team
became frightened at the saw mill
and the wagon passed over his legs
with a load of lumber, which he was
hauling for the erection of a new
house, their house having burned a
few weeks ago. 49,. ia
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