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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
LOTUS THEATER.

The theater offers to it's patrons and
the public an hour or more of enter
tainment of the latest and best film
offerings every day. This theater has
taken its place in the entertainment
field in this city and offers refined and
well selected programs at all times
Great care is taken by the manage
ment to select only such films as will
meet with the approval of the most
particular and refined patrons and in
order that no one will be offended by
any of the offerings. Here you will
see the favorite screen stars and popu
lar heroes of filmdom as they fiji
across the screen in the very latest
productions released by the great pro
ducing corporations. The entertain
ing musical programs given, all add tc
the attractiveness of the theater as an
amusement center.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
DELcO LIGHT PRODUCTS.

The Delco-Light system is all you
need to make your farm home model
of convenience. You have the tele-
phone, steam or hot water heating
system and your automobile. Install
a Delco-Light plant on the farm and
you have every convenience and ia
cility of the city dweller They are
compact in size, simple in construction
and automatic in operation. 1t will
furnish you ample light for your home,
garage and farm buildings. In addi-
ton you will have power to run your
sewing and washing machines, churn,
electric fans, vacuum cleaners, pump
water for the stock, run the corn
shelter, feed grinder or silo filler.
There are over 100000 satisfied users
and the number is increasing as fast
as the makers can supply the plants.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
FIRST STATE BANK.

In selecting the bank with which to
carry your accounts and do business,
why not choose the First State Bank
of Red Lake Falls, Mimi? You will
like the service rendered by this bank
to its customers. It's directors and
officers are among the city's best
known business leaders, sound in
Judgment, of sterling integrity and
identified with all of the progressive
and forward movements of the city
and county. It's large capitalization
and heavy deposits enable it to extend
to it's patrons and customers a splen.
did credit and loan service at all times
consistent with sound financing. If
you do not have a savings account
this is the bank in which to open one
1t pays five per cent interest on such
deposits and is glad to help in every
manner those who open such accounts
One dollar will start a. savings &C
count here. The bank does a general
banking business and invites you to
become customer in it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
c. M, LINDSEY,

The jewelry store of C. nj. Lindsey
offers one of the best opportunities
one can desire for selecting worth
while jewelry and watches. Whether
you want a small article of jewelry,
cut glass or hand-painted china, or
even diamonds and other precious
stones, you will be able to find what
you want at this store. Then there
are watches, rings and pins for both
men and women, lavallieres, brooches,
earrings, shirt studs. charms, chains
and cuff buttons for the men. In sill
verware for the table and sideboard,
the store offers an unusually attractive
stock from which to make ones Sc
lection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
W. GALLUP G. SON GARAGE.

For prompt and intelligent automo-
bile and truck repairing, take your car
to the Gallup Garage. There you will
find automobile mechanics who are
experts in every line of repair work,
ready to take charge Of your car, over
haul it and put it back in first class
running order. The garage has all the
latest types of machinery that enables
it to handle the most difficult types Of
repair work such as re-boring of cylin-
ders, oxyacetylene welding and over
hauling of ignition systems and bat
teries. A complete line of automobile
supplies and accessories is carried as
we'll as gasoline, oils and greases.
Special prices are made on these in
quantity purchases. Mr.. Gallup has
auto livery in connection.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
JOHN N. HELM.

The modern farmer knows that he
must have up-to-date farm machinery
in these days, and that John N. Helm
carries one of the very best lines. The
right tractor is the solution of the
farmers help question in this part of
the state. With the right type of trac-
tor, the up-to-date farmer is able to
accomplish more with. less help and
less wear and tear on himself than he
has ever been able to accomplish in
the past You will find this tractor at
the warehouse of the above-named
dealer. Now is the time to order your
tractor 1t will enable you to have it
for your fall blowing and you can also
utilize it for other usages, on the pull
LEY for grinding, Smelling corn and
the like. You will also find splendid
line of other farm implements here,
also wagons, gas engines, harnesses
and buggies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
PEOPLES DRUG COMPANY.

You will find that the Peoples Drug
Co. in Red Lake Falls is best equipped
to take care of all your prescription
requirements. This department is al
ways in charge of an expert and Ii
censed pharmacist who is qualified to
give you prompt and accurate prescrip-
ton service In addition, an unusually
complete stock of proprietary medi:
cines is also carried. A full line OF
dainty confectionery in bulk and box
goods, and is headquarters for sta.
tionery of all kinds, for the Office,
school and home, also toilet repara-
tions, perfumes, tales and powders,
manicure sets, medicated SOAPS, rob.
Der goods, hospital and sick room sup
plies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
HUNT BROS. CO.
Hardware Store
Established in 1878 for AZ years the
House of Reliable Goods.
LAziNEss A DISEASE.

A man may be born genius, but if
he will not exert himself he can
achieve little.
Laziness is fatal to success.
History contains few instances
where sluggards have risen to the top.
All worthwhile efforts are achieved
by effort usually by painstaking PER-
sistent, unsparing effort.
The lazy person lets things slide.
And when things are left to slide they
slide downhill.
Laziness is quality inherent in hui
man nature.
Ignorance usually is consequence
of laziness.
And ignorance leads not to success,
but to failure.
Mental laziness is more common
perhaps than physical laziness.
It is hard to go on doing things
which require no mental exertion and
little bodily effort.
But hard, earnest, sustained mental
effort is beyond the sluggard.
Laziness acts on one as drug.
It tightens its grip upon one, silent
~. stealthily, but in course Of time
fatally.
Poverty is one Of the commonest
fruits Of 1aziness.
The path of laziness is the straight
est of all paths to want and woe.
To combat it. cultivate a healthy
body and sound mind, and once you
doggedly try you will be surprised how
much more fun there is doing things
than u doing nothing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
PEOPLES STATE BANK.

Don't be laggard in the race for
the successful places in life but get
in the front row with a savings &C
count in the Peoples Bank. A savings
account in this bank or any other
equally as sound institution is the pro-
tecting arm to shield you against want
and the charity of relatives and
friends in old age. It is the one
friend that will talk for you the strong
est and most forcibly. You will be
surprised how rapidly savings &C
count will grow if you make regular
deposits to it. One dollar will start
one and the officials Of this bank who
are men Of we'll known integrity and
sound business judgment will be glad
to help you in every way in this mat
ter. The bank pays five per cent inter
est on such accounts You are invited
by the bank to transact all Of your
banking business there and to open q
checking account with it also il you
have not already done 90,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
CORcORAN BROS.

If you want the best in groceries,
vegetables and fruits at the lowest
prices they can be sold for, do all of
your trading at Corcoran's. This store
has long been known as the home of
quality stocks of all kinds and priced
at bed rock Jewels. Every day is a
bargain day. there and ones. dollar
does it's full duty when spent at this
store. The large patronage enjoyed
by the store makes it possible for it
to buy it's stocks in large quantities,
thereby getting the best possible
prices. This saving that is made is
given to patrons of the store through
the lower markings possible on all
commodities The stocks here are al
ways fresh and large. full line of
fruits is carried in season at attrac-
tive prices. For your winter Vege-
tables, get the stores prices before
you buy elsewhere.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
GEORGE TISE,

For photographs and portraits that
show real artistic taste and natural
ness of expression, go to the studio
of George Tise. The superiority and
attractiveness Of the photographs and
portraiture work that comes from this
studio have won for it splendid pat
ronage which is steadily increasing
Appointments may be made at any
time for sittings, either at the studio
or in your home. A speciality is made
of commercial photography, out o.
doors pictures, and group and conven
ton pictures. Prompt developing ant
printing services for amateur photog
raphers are also given.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
PAL MEAT MARKET.

When you think Of meats, think og
the Palace Market, the home of tender
steaks and rich, juicy roasts ever
since opening. You need never hes
itate about buying your meats at this
market for the management knows
how to select the meats it sells over
the block. Now that the cooler morn
ings will soon be here, you will want
some Of that delicious home-cured ham
or bacon handled by the market.
Then there is the homemade sausage
and head cheese, sauer kraut, fresh
eggs, butter and cheese, as well as
poultry, fish and oysters in season.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
cAssELToN ELEVATOR CO.

If you have not laid in stock of fuel
for this winter, you must place your
order for it at once and make every
effort to have it filled before the cold
weather sets in. The Casselton Ele-
vator company handles of course only
the very best grades of hard and soft
coal and coke. Honest weights,
prompt deliveries and the very lowest
prices are guaranteed. The company
handles the best grades Of patent
flours, stock feeds, grains and seeds
on the market and makes the very
lowest prices possible on them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
THE BEE HIVE.

The splendid patronage enjoyed by
the big hustling Bee Hive store is good
evidence it carries the kind of goods
it's patrons want. Right now the store
is putting on display it's new stocks
for fall and early winter which have
lust been received. The latest styles
for the coming seasons, the newest
fabrics and materials and correct col
ors are represented here in the new
stocks of dry goods, coats, capes
dresses, skirts, furs, waists and other
articles Of wearing apparel. There
are clothes here for the children, too
fitted here at the very lowest prices
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
THE MIEaEN MERCANTILE cos
BIG STORE.
casselton, N. Oak.

One of the Invest and best shopping
centers in Casselton. or vicinity is the
big store of the Miesen Mercantile Co.
Here you get quick service and prompt
attention and will always find a store
completely stocked with the latest in
dependable merchandise. No matter
what your wants may be you will find
it at this store and at prices that are
surprisingly low. The store has a
reputation for carrying high grade
goods in every department and mark
ing them as low,as such goods can be
handled for. The ladies have found
that they can get the very latest styles
and fabrics in the coats, sweaters
dresses, skirts, waists, and underwear
at the big store. In the department
devoted to stocks for the home, gro
ceries and the like, one always finds
every day bargain day. The store
pays top cash prices for eggs and car
ries fine line of fresh dairy goods.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
THOMPSON YARDS INC.

You will always find that Thomp
son Yards, Inc, carry the very best
grades of lumber and other building
materials in Casselton. The lumber
stocks are made up of well seasoned
lumbers, and carried in sufficient va
riety to enable the company to fill or
ders promptly, no matter how large
they might be. The company carries
fine line of hard and soft coal, and in
sufficient stocks to supply your needs
and we are hoping our readers viii
place their orders with this firm nov
for their winters supply of fuel.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25

OF course your first car or your
new car will be a Hupmobile? If not,
why not? If you have not investigat-
ed the splendid points of superiority
TO the Hupmobile, you are not doing
yourself Justice. Every automobile
owner wants the best car he can get
for the money and that is what the
Hupmobile offers. It's home in Red
Lake Falls is with the Guerin Auto Co.
where you will find the different mod
els awaiting your inspection. If your
repair work has not been satisfactory
elsewhere in the past, we advise you
to try this garage.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
CHURCHILL & BELL.

The firm of Churchill & Bell, deal
ers in farm machinery and implements
of all kinds, is one of the best known
in Casselton and vicinity. A tractor
is the most economical and indispensi-
BILE machine of the up-to-date farmer
now. But it is important that he gets
a real tractor strong in build, designed
by competent engineers, built by a
widely known manufacturer, economi-
cal to operate and easy to use. In
addition the firm has the latest mod
els in gas engines, cream separators,
farm wagons, spreaders, corn binders,
silos, silo filters, windmills, corn she'll
ers, binders, gang plows and other
kinds, harnesses, binder Irvine and the
like. 1t also carries big stock Of
repairs for the different types of ma
chinery carried in stock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
ST. LEo,s CHURCH, cAssELron, N. D.
EcHTERNAcH MARKET.

When you spend, your money for
the meats and>0ther products of the
Echternach market, you are certain
to get the best qualities always. This
is possible because the very best
grades of native raised live stock is
purchased for the stocks of the mar
ket. If you are fond of tender and
juicy steaks, roasts or home-cured
hams and bacon, you can get just this
kind at this market. They go mighty
fine with the fresh eggs you can get
at the market, especially as the morn
ings become more crisp and cool. II
you like homemade sausage and head
cheese, or homemade sauerr kraut
/ the better grades of poultry and dairy
products, you can always find them al
this market
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
EMIL G.. PRIEWE,

Before you buy the furniture fol-
your new home or replace any old
pieces it will pay you to look over
the stocks carried by Emil G. Priewe
You will find there period furniture
for every room in the house, also sin
gle pieces to help add to that already
in your home. A splendid stock o.
oriental, imported and domestic rugs
wool carpets and other floor coverings
will appeal to every housewife who in
spects the stocks there. The --latest
designs in wall papers are also to be
seen there. Special attention is giver
to undertaking and calls for services
are answered day or night.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
cAssELToN HARDWARE CO.

For the best grades and quality of
shelf and heavy hardware, you have
but to go to the well-stocked store of
the Casselton Hardware Co. Right
now is good time to talk about
stove for this fall and winter. You
will find a fine large stock at this
store at prices that seem like those of
the pre-war days too. Now is also
the time to begin to think about paint
ing up, and you will find a fine line of
dependable paints, oils and varnishes
in stock at this store.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
cAssELToN, N. D.

Casselton is situated about twenty
miles west of Fargo in the heart of
the Red River valley, the largest and
richest wheat-growing country in the
world. The first church was built
there about thirty-five years ago. The
first resident priest was Father
Schmitz He was succeeded Father
Majerus. Father QuiHinan, the pres
ent pastor, took charge Of Casselton
in 1897, and in 1903 the present beau.
tiful church was built Mr.. Math.
Runck and Mr. James McGurren have
ton for over thirty years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
PORTLAND THEATER.

Has it ever occurred to you how
much the splendid programs to be
seen daily at the Portland Theater
add to your enjoyment of life? All
of the great movie stars and popular
queens of filmdom come to this thea
ter to fit across it's screen in the lat
est productions of the great producing
companies. You will also enjoy the
music played at each performance
The musical program is as much OF
the program as the pictures.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
RIEcHEL & ITTNER.

There is nothing so agreeable and
appreciated as a portrait of friend
or dear one that has the real touches
of expression and likeness. Such por-
traits are products of Riechel & lit
ner's Studio. The studio also takes
interior pictures, out of door scenes,
group gatherings and commercial work
as well. Special attention is also CIV
en- to kodak finishing and printing from
films.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
S. S. WEST FURNITURE STORE.

The new bride will be delighted
with the opportunity she will find to
select the furniture from the store of
S. S. West for her home. She will
find there the very latest designs and
styles in furniture to meet with her
own ideas of Quitting the new home.
There are kitchen cabinets there,
tables and chairs, vacuum cleaners,
carpet sweepers, refrigerators, and
period furniture for every room in
the home. If you are in need of a
rug, carpet or other floor coverings,
wall paper, draperies or pretty pic
lures they are there for your inspec-
tion
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
JOHN skALA.

If you are an automobile or truck
owner or driver yoA have no doubt had
your share Of tire troubles, punctures,
blow outs, stone bruises and the like.
If you have not yet. discovered how
to get rid of them, you. can learn by
meeting John Skala face to face at
his garage and service station. He
will tell you promptly that Goodyear
tires will solve your tire troubles and
better still, will reduce your tire bills
way down because of the splendid
service and long mileage these tires
give Goodyear service at his garage
means frequent careful inspection of
your tires, it warns you or makes sug-
gestions Of helps you can give the tire
to insure longer life for it..
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
WILCOX LUMBER COMPANY.

When you get ready to do any build.
ing or need lumber and building ma
terial for any purposes, be sure to get
prices and estimates as to the cost
and requirements from Wilcox Lum,
Der Co. You will find both the rough
and finished lumbers in perfect condi.
ton, well seasoned and dried and free
from knots and dead wood as you find
anywhere
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25

fire, theft, liability, property damage
and collision, steam boiler, burglary
and many others. Thirty of the old
est and strongest insurance companies
are represented in this Office. We are
glad to recommend that you so to-
Smith 3 ,Correll when in need of any
kind of insurance or bond.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
cAss COUNTY. NATIONAL BANK

CASS COUNTY. NATIONAL BANK.
The Cass County National Bank of
Casselton offers to it's hundreds of
customers superior banking service
and unexcelled facilities. The bank
engages in every branch Of banking
service. If you have valuable papers
don't trust them at home when they
may be stolen or destroyed by fire.
Rent safety deposit box of this bank
and put them in there along with your
jewelry where they will be absolutely
safe. The bank invites you to open
checking accounts and savings depos-
its with it and in all Of your business
relations with it's officers you will re-
ceive the most courteous attention and
service. If you do not have a savings
account do not wait another day but
open one today in this bank One
dollar will start the account and it
may. mean the, first step you take
toward your own success n LIE,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
|CASSELTON, N. D.
HISTORICAL REVIEW THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND PROM
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURING PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MERCANTILE HOUSES. RETAIL
STORES. susINEss AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE

THESE COMPRISE BEST KNOWN ENTER
READERs--BY MENTIONING
XIDED ANY WAY MAKE A
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25

Crush a foe and he remains a foe;
melt him, and he is friend.-Mdc-
Ldren.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-09-25
REDLAKE FALLS, MINI.

A CATHOLIC CHURCHES PRoMi
ENTERPRISES MANUFACTURING PLANTS
INSTITUTIONS, MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
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MENTIONING
HIS
ING WIT o.
RECIPROCATING PATRONAGE
TON sUCC
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1920-07-10
Welded on Independence Day.

Joseph G, Barrett OF this city ana
Mrs. Maude Macdonald OF New York
were married at Kemmerer, Wyom-
ing, Monday. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Harrison Of the
Norman church, who IL also clerk
of Lincoln county, Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett returned
here Tuesday evening and Will
make their home here, where Joe is
the owner of the village harness and
saddlery store Mr.. Barrett has
been resident Of Mountain Home
for more than quarter century
and is highly respected and de-
pendable citizen, while his bride
was resident for much shorter
time, she also stands high In the
community Mrs MacDonold,after
living here about year returned
to her home in New York state,
where she secured divorce from
n. N. Macdonald some months ago
and was given the absolute custody
OF their son Reynold. She met Mr.
Barrett on her second trip here last
fan and the meeting developed into
the romonce which eliminated a.
Kemmerer Monday The Republi
can jolna thGn1 many friends in
sincere wishes for their happiness,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1920-07-10
Breakfast for Bride-to-be.

In honor OF Miss Margaret Mather'
whose wedding will take place soon
was the delightful five course break
fast given by Mrs VIII II. Gibson
at her home Thursday morning o.
this week.
The dining room was tastefuliy
decorated for the occasion, the table
enterpiece was a low bowl OF blue
flowers and at each plate was PINK
rosebud and blue bird place card
The spacious living room wa
beautiful in pink roses and sWee'
peas. Covers were laid for Mrs
Mather. Mrs. Lloyd Cannon and the
Misses, Margaret Mather, Edith
Bennett, Grace House, Lucille Lee
Eva AXE and Altha Epperson'