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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Quigley, 561
Alpha avenue, returned last evening
after a month'sftrip through the west.
In company with Mr.. and Mrs. MN
Mullen, whom they met at Great
Falls, Mont, they made an extended
tour by motor through Glacier Ma
tional park and the Canadian Rockies.
At Lake Mcdonald; the party enjoyed
q outin~N of several days. other
points of Interest visited were Cali
gary and Bamph. - +
A regular meeting OF st. Marks
Ladies' Aid will be held on Friday
afternoon at 8 O'clock in the church
parlors, and all members of the So
ciety and their friends have been in-
vited to attend. Mrs. A. S. McCrack-
en- will be the hostess.
Mrs. T. T.. Bottom. and little daugh-
ter, Lucille Louis of Kansas City, MO.
are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry w. Marks. sos North
to Fisher where Mrs. Bottom will be
the guest of relatives.
Mrs. H. p. Ball and daughters. Be-
atrice and Jessie, sos Chestnut street,
have gone to Devils Lake, where they
will visit with relatives and friends
for several days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. ,Ahlroth are havs
ing as their guests Mrs. Russell
Roche, and. her daughter. vivian, OF
Miss Hazel Hillegoss and Miss Lul.
|labelle Turner are cnjoying a weeks
at Maple Lake. The young la
dies went over to the lake Saturday
and are guests al Breezy Point Villa.
ESA regular meeting sef the W. CT
EI. will be Sheld on Friday Afternoon
ISat 8 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. a
EGeddes, iT26 North Seventh STREE All
members and friends are extended Fl
Etnyitasion to attend. Following. the
regular business session, a social hour
HAS beer. arranged for.
In compliment to. Miss MAbe
Brenden, whose marriage takes place
here next week. Miss Elsie Brown, sol
South Fifth street, entertained at a
Kitchen shower in her hone.lasts eve.
ming. Pan holders for the NEWSLETTER
were made during the evening which
was closed%#wwith the luncheon service
THE hostess wa assisted by hel
EsIfhhother, Mis-. Frank Brown, and Mrs
70. HlBridaton. Miss Marguerite Moe
OF Churchs: Ferry, a cousin OF thu
bride-elect.Nwas an out of town guest
=
Nj. and MRS. Oscar Tive and Mr.
and Mrs. N. 81 Eerg and daughter LEFT
this noonNfor N6Tthwood;SN. d. where
they will visit with relatives for sew.
eral days. They expect to return tn.
latter part s0f the week.
tEs E5a5tNFF.EUE-A. EEsH ~ FIEkF e!t E45ANEI1SS-N5gFg
The women's Home Mjssionar
societys.of the First Methodist church
lis holding a postponed meeting or
Friday Afternoon at the home OF Mrs
J G.. Moore. 422 North Fourth street
Following an Important business
meeting, during which the Sannua
election fof s~oticers lis to be held, Z
program will be given. Mrs. George
Sturdevant will lead tho deyotion4li
and Mrs. G. Gunlogson will give.
paper on Mormonism. Musical mum,
bcrs 4 to be in charge of Mrs. NJ
o. S~iInenstad.
Mr.AandS Mrs. II. c.. Weller. 2lt
North Seventh street. expect to leave
by motor on Sunday morning for Mn
neapolis,. where they Will visit with
friends fora couple of weeka.@s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12
WISCONSIN, GIRLS 4
DEFENDED AGAINST
SMOKING ALLEGATION

EDITOR Herald.
Grand ForkA Me Ss@ss @s
Dear. Sif: In the. sAuGust ninth IA
sues f the Herald. appears an article
lentitled, Local Girls AID In smoking
Expsrimen At sJs year, which
Brown and Marion Bendeke. STUDENTS
lat Wisconsin university and both OF
Grand Forks. II is announced are in
icludeh5 In the list OF tw~enty-four
ic0-eds who are to be paid14Q cents an
! sisars.,,
This false and unjusts statement.
not only to the young ladies hut to
their friends as well, and upon In
Ivestigation is shown TO be an article
absolutely without foundation and
written without d thought OF the
handicap under which 1t might place
q student in q university like Wiscon-
isin,
While there may be at Wisconsin,
ar In all other universities. q small
ipcr Ger of goods who smoke, yetin5
my residence Of one year anon the
students. I have never seer = wonnan
smoke. and in defense OF the Hnivar-
sity wish, to state that 1t does mot
stand for that sort of thing, and IL
Professor O'Shca chooses to make an
Investigation for scientific purposes, 1t
lis foolish to suppose that ne would
lchoose his subjects at random: and
still more impossible that he would
lgive out for publicity a list Of cozeds
so elected and hope to retain his po-
sition.
wisconsin retains no cheap" pro-
fessors. 1t is a great university with
higl1ddeals, and both Miss Brown n
Miss Bendeke. there as hery. COM
Inland the highest respect of all who
know them and are prominent both
lin student activitie4 and social life on
1.-THE campus. and challenge any news
paper to hold them up to public ridi-
fcule. Therefore, Mr.. Editors, in jus
tice to- the young ladies who deeply
lregret this publicity, i request that
this communication be printed YER.
batim. as q proper refutation OF the
article Of August 3. 64
.@ Signed,
Mrs.fO. L. Brown,
, Mentor. Mimi.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12
Mrs. w. c. Fawcett, sta,rkweather

Mrs. w. c. Fawcett,E starkweather,
N. D., who has been. the guest ltof Mrs.
T. E. Morgan, s5Is THIRD avenue, left
last night for. Devils Lake. whore she
will be met by DR.. Fawcett and will
motor from Devils Lake to Stark
weather. Mrs. Faweett is "a route
from; a visit in Winnipeg.
Mrs. Max Goldberg and children Of
Fargo. who have been guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mr.. /.
Paletx, s2S Fourth avenue for two
nesday with Mr.. Goldberg who mo-
ltored down to drive them home. They
were accompanied by Mrs. T. Paper
master and family who will esguests
LOT MI. and, Mrs. Goldberg for =
month.
Misses Marguerite Olson andsgAltce
fEsnGehretson, who have been Visiting
lat Lake Bemidji as the house guests
tiers summer home at Grand Forks
bay. returned to Grand Forks last
evening.
Mrs. A. L. Larson and family, 1902
University avenue, expect to close
their summer home at LAvinia next
week and return to- Grand Forks.
On Thursday OF last week Mrs. r.
lC. Gemnnill of Edinburg, n. D., enter
tanned at avery pretty affair in hons
or Of her mother. Mrs. Amelia Ed
wards. who celebrated her ninetieth
birthday on hat day. A ~four-course
dinner was served and covers were
laid for fourteen guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. C. Laithwaite and Mr.. and
Ms. Joseph Charon Of Edinburs, Mrs.
John Fitzpatrick of HibbthE. Mrs.
Fart Armstrong Of Milton. and Mss
Thompson OF New York. were guests
aside from the immediate family.
Despite her advanced g Mrs. Ed
wards sis enjoying good health A
large number of useful and attractive
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12
Mrs. Mrs ~ oore Named President
al the SerUiice Star Legion

this moFninss session Isl: TIC
Service Star Legion convention Mrs.
J. g Moore OF this cityswas elected
president Of the state organization.
Mrrs. MooreNha, served as Estate argan-.
txer for 3t~he~Seryice star Legion, and
mas done 1uchGtowRr prornottng9tha
interests sof II ,organization inEsthis
state Other officers lelented are
Mrs. J.sB: WineInan, Grand Forks,
Iason, Granville, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs.1sassSSss n .s schuyler, Grand
Forks. executive seer etraS Mrs. q. "a.
Fuller Cakes, recording secretary;
QMhrs. A. xtss%syyNNaaee 81 EoWbsiis, trsaAnhrer;
Mrs. ErIsaa Kisk, Kiasasa. historians
h eiectionMssYwas 4 followed Eby y gen-a
sral busiQssssff.ss Sc ssh on, u Ing which
.ars. Morrsis$,H Gully II & xspiainedS 1lahy
points ef 5tatsrest concerning Xlhe
During khsSTnorning. Mrs. IMorris
spoke ON 4 The Il sS's;:H5eaGaa Star 81
NponIs luncheon. .
3as There aaWe5s eishtysswoitien atsathe
luncheonsserWeds, ill#the sdtnfnS hal. Of
the First Raptists ehurehsa at IL o'clock.
MembersSofsst the FourtKsSdivfstOp Of
the aid sOctetysssnnderSthle supe rSision
OF Mrs. NJ G1y5ssB ~ Il snrved the
. msnu wh M,ish5 sE vs.. q s,asd ont ont t i9apin y
oSAu NtittEtS AEiSSSlAptS were dLLIAC.
tive with. large boWls. sSsot pink and
white b~luoussso3n ms il 3tbtlnea with green
cry. sSs 5AsahSS ssas@sss 3 49,
Following. tl,e sSluncfeonss the deies
gates were taken on a motor tour
about the$scity.2 and to the University,
the Northern Packing plant, and state
min sstc.S Cars for the trip were fur
nished byathe Commercial club.
Tho resolutions Rcon1n1ittees was
y scheduled To report the meeting
this afternoon and Miss Gertrude
Healy was asked to give a talk or re-
construction work. Mis-. H. Alden En-
IeArt wasson the program Tor a group
Of sohgsa
a Telegram OF greeting from the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

q d AL III - asI
s In honor 81 Mrs. Carl Wicket Of
Ishpeming, Mich. Mrs Casper Olson
594 South Fourth street. Icntertained
att IA bridge in her home this after.
noon, Guests included old friends OF
Mrs. Vuckel who until recently re-
sided i'll tbs clay, Mrs. Olson used
the seasons flowers in decorating her
rooms and at the close OF 5lne hours
Served ~ hight :repast. K
Mrs.&Vuckel came to Grand Forks
to- attend the wedding92of Miss Es-
teile Deichert and Cecil Clay Lille.
Which occurred here Wednesday. She
lisa. guest at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. j.. w. Deichert, Belmont
apartments. =.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ryan. 7o3
South Fourth street, who have been
the guests of their sor-in-law and
daughter, MfsSa1,dsM rs;sErnesf Butler,
at BraineEd.Sret ID Grand Forks
yesterday. Theirydaughtsr.sss:Mis Hell
en- Ryan. Nho@acconspanfe them, OK
poets to remain fora 1ongersyisit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan % looking
forward to q VISIT from Ansfrs daughz
ter, Mrs, Edward Englisks OF SNinot,
II: D.ywhss isfexpectedgto arrive here
today. s !. 4 MA
Miss, Anna, Cole, who has beenAthe
.hosse su MINI q 5M srelur fns.A 6 s59 'aran q,
Forks last evening MISC Cole Viii
visit. WITH sfrienAsNji tKis;, eitsg tinsil
saturd4SsWthGh she nxpAfssiossJSUoflIR ssshher
methsSSaIshs ,, Ee1s; s a1s aeg:s q oR essssl
sMra.aJohn Knutson.and$s Son; Jerome,
40 T1tfd avenue left last eyet1nk
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

$500 sr1f.s ) ~ ''
ssssssssS.sS5s :
The other day - .rsasA y : man
named Stocking. It would. n virtue
rather than crime FOR that fellow
to get full ut Christmas time!~
1t cost 4 fashion shop pRopr1eeor In
New York Just Sc, Doe tostaAe two bites
out OF the prettysneck OF ono at his
living models! That ID thS haGhest
priced chicken. dinner. We hava4heard
Of yet! 10y
William Hardy, the sKtsgssfscz&tle
T~hievesrssas he is &calleA,sxK11ybeen
granted change Of venuaAanA:svin
the rest. OF us the poor feaiowANob-
ably has TOO many trials y h~oEno.A1s
ready!
In setting up the F1ickertFAIssAast
night someone dropped q line. We
did that trick once when driving 4
broncho nj near Beach AnAaWelmade
SO 'many revolutions in such atAhort
time that@the Mexiean goysrnment has
been jealous ever since
when . banker gsts insths. - Of
an o~vefdraft one would think he.w0uld
catch cold In his head. but he Aoeesn't
he gets cold feet!
Mrs. Nd 500 Of sCttna4ngsthstAm.
sets il worse than the ChinaaS Sus-
tom OF binding the kestsAfA.A Eoo
forsetp that the AMerioaaJWom1sndq dos.
beth? . 49, II sE%:ss Ny
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

this communication be printed ,ver-
battnn, as a proper refutatlon OF the
article OF August ..
.$ Signed,
Mrs o. L. Brown,
Mentor. MINI.
sAfisss Kathleen McGrath expects to
leave Friday morning for Lake Be-.
midi; where she expects to visit for
a8week rs the house guest Of Miss
Grace Grifith.
Miss Madelyn Cotton, 1924 Universe,
ty} avenue, is entertaining as her house.
guest this week. Miss Dorothy Null
downey Of Breckenridge, MINI. Miss
at the A.. j.. Larson summer home at
LAvtnia, Bcmidji lake; is expected to
return to her home this evening. She
will be accompanied by Miss Hazel
Larson, who Will be her guest until
September 1.
MI. n Mrs. George ]. Price, 1910
University avenue, are: entertaining
Mrs. Prices sister, Mrs r. T. Osborne,
who has spent the last two years in
California. Mrs. Prices niece, Miss
Mildred 4.ittonl of Laffmore, is also q
guest at the Price home.
Mrs. r. +. Martin Of Riceville, Ia.
arrived in Grand Forks on Wednesday
and expects to visit in he city for seys
eral days. She is at present the house
guest of Mrs. Leo c., Arnold. 1o7h
Vernon avenue.
Miss Violet Eastman Of Pembina
was in Grand Forks Wednesday visit
ing with friends. She accompanied
Misses Alice Marley and Irene East
man OF Hamilton az far As Bismarck,
N. b., where they Joined q party of
~ Valley City residents bound for
Yellowstone Natiofai park. Miss East
evening.
Miss Josephine Lynch. 200 Reeves
avenue. returned Wednesday evening
from Bemidji, where she has visited
for the last two weeks as the house
guest of Miss Doris Norman at the
Norman cottage, Grand Forks Bay.
X
Mrs. Stuart Mckenzie returned
Wednesday fromtG Grafton where she
has been with Mr.. Mckenzie who has
been ill in that city for several days.
His condition is reported slightly i'm
proved. .Nsr
Mr. and Mrs. CA. Priess. a8s, South
Third street, have as their house Enest.
Miss Lindal F'rcimann of Milwaukee.
WIS, who arrived in Grand Forks
Wednesday morning. Miss Fireman.
plans to visit in Grand Forks about
two months. and before returning to
her home! will go to Wales and other
points in the state to be the guest of
friends.
"a 4 ~ I
Mrs. e. M. Dahl, 1874 University
avenue. Is entertaining her on-in- law.
Harry e. South, OF Scobey, Mont. as
in former Grand Forks resident. and
at one timerwas an officer in command
.of the r.. o.. T.. C. at the state universe
W here
Pink sweet peas in bowls and bas-
Ikets made an attractive setting for the
Kitchen shower given on Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Misses Aula-
lie and Helen CosgriH, Tenton avenue.
Veronica Bird whose wedding is one
Of the events of social interest this
month";. The hostesses were assisted in
serving q delightful repast by their
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Cosgriff, and Mrs.
William Abrahannson.
Mrs. s. H. Crothers and daughter.
nue., left this morning by motor Tor
Devils Lake, where theySwill visit with
ifriends for some time. Mrs 5crothers
hand daughter have just returned from
q two weeks outing at Maple Lake,
Mrs.aJohn Heileman axnd children
who haze been the guests of Mrs.SIda
Vfkoran left "Wednesday morningsSto
visit With friendssin FEordyille for ssv-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

This dress. made by Miss Doris
school girl, $ just sixty cents and
two hours labor. 1T is made Of
sugar sacks and cotton thread. The
crochet cotton Is in two colors, pink
and green. The wearer of the dress
IS Miss Hazel X. Proud, secretary
to Miss Edith G. straus is. director OF
wor1en's activities high cost ofSlivinE
bureau, department Of justice. Wash
fngton, d. G..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12
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|OElN1ERES1 g WOMEN
Prominent Young
ouple Married

A. pretty wedding was soleninized,
at 1IMO'clocksso Wednesday, evening,
Angus. Al, at the skilse Methodist
church, wren Miss Bernices Ball,.
tdaughfar Of Ma: and5sSsM.rs. Villain.
Ball liza University avenue. became
the bride OF Shirley Roller So 5aN6rih.
Fifth street.. Rev. Thomas n. a.
Cher, pastor or the FIRST Methodist
church, ofhciated the service.
Mrs. Frank M4dkiffG we'd
ding march and jtiss before the cere-
,monys Lawrence anderson sang y
group OF songs. Tie vows we're ex-
flowers and biossoms banked win.
FERNS
.l;he bride wore a giri:sh5 gown Of
white cllarneuse! satin and. she-earricds
a hover boulueI8 of Dpheiiag roses
n Japanese sweetpeas. The brfGal
veil Of tulie which hung to the hem:
Of her gown, Was caught to her
IS, eoi g i.r y With : thy cree. Of pearls.
bride, was her only attendant and
Joseph Roller the groom,s brother,
was bess man; little Muriel Nsynne
Of. st. Thomas preceded the bridal
party to the, altar MS flower girl.
Following the wedding q reception
was held iAsthe church parlors. Bowls
and baskets ot sweetpeas were placed.
&dpouS the roomS aMd adorned tne
lrappe tables. 81
AZ The bride q graduate Of the
University OF, North Dakota and a
member of Alpha Theta chapter Of
sl3eltn Gamma sorority. During the.
last two years she taught in tho.
Grand FORKS city schools.
Mr.. Roller has been connected With.
the Gets Piano house here for a
numbered years. FOLLOWING hon-
! ey1uOpn trim liz he?lake .s In MinneSOtaS
Mr.. Roller will bring, HIS bride TO
Grand Forks 10 reside. Mrs. Roller,
Travelled iii a smart fail suit Of black
Nelvet with Rppropriate accessorfes.l
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

M. and Mrs. n. c. Weller. ZIG
North Seventh street. expect TO leave
friends for couple of weeks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

Mrs. f. F. Martin Of Riceville, Ia.
Arrived5in Grand Forks on Wednesday
and expects to visit in the city for xera
seral days. She is at present the house
guest of Mrs. Leo G.. Arnold, 107h
Vernon avenue.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

Miss Violet Eastman Of Pembina
was in Grand Forks Wednesday visit
ing with friends. h accompanied
Misses Alice Marley and Irene East
man OF Hamilton as.far AZ Bismarck,
n. b., where they Joined q party of
- Valley City residents bound for
Yellowstone National park. Miss East
man returned to- Pernbina wednesday
evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-12

; Mis- Kathleen McGrath expects to
leave Friday morning for Lake Be
midi, where she expects TO visit for
Grace Grififth. 8st
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

Shortly after the announcement of
reduction in price of all Ford pro-
ducts, we'll known mail order house
published the statement that big
cut in two or three staple lines would
be made. This does not necessarily
mean that prices are going to tumble
all along the line. The mail order
house seized the opportunity of Sc
curing an enormous amount of free
advertising-so did Ford. Many lines
of merchandise are still advancing id
price; others are stationary and some
have declined slightly. The best au-
thorities state that the readjustm ent
from the present high level to more
moderate prices will take place grad
ually, in the same manner that they
advanced. Lower prices are to be
desired, but not a slump.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

The soaking RAIN and warm
weather following is improving the
pasture wonderfully on the breaks
of the Potlatch. Since the rain of
last week the weather is ideal for
the farmers as they can go ahead
with their fall blowing and seed
ing. Very little damage was done
to the bean and grain crops that
were still in the field when the ram
came. Farmers are optimistic
about conditions at present.
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ChAmberlain's Collie ana
DiArrhOer Remedy

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Casevllle, Mich.
says, II wish to thank you for your
grand good medicine, Chamber
lain's Collie ana Diarrhoea Remedy
We are never without It in the
house, and / am sure it saved our
baby's life this summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseville.
Mich, says. 81 have used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
for years and it has always given.
prompt relief"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

For sale cheap: Columbia phon-
ograph, mahogany cabinet, good
condition: rs records. Inquire at
Gazette Office. 4O-tf
Coming to take care of any child
that is suffering from eye STRAIN
headaches etc. Diet and glasses for
children DR.. SchiIling, Guy Hotel.
Monday, Oct. 4. 40-1t
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CALL FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the Board
of Trustees Of Pine Creek School Dis
trict No. 81, to furnish water on school
grounds, either by gravitation or drill
ing we'll. Bids must be in the hands
of the Clerk not later than noon of
October 16. A. G. Wilson, Clerk. 4O-St
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There is no better soil than the
kind that grows in the pot,atch.
Nevertheless, when it is mixed with
equal parts Of water it doesn't make
a very good top coat for road led.
which was fairly demonstrated by the
condition Of Hendricks main stem the
first of the week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01
Linden Items

Mr.. Everett Ledbetter OF White
Bird is visiting at the Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ShingIer re-
turned from Walla Walla Saturday.
George Holbrook bought a bunch
of cattle on the ridge and had them
taken to Kendrlck Thursday.
Lyman Vaughan came in Satur-
day from the Palouse harvest fields.
Cleve McPhee went to Lewiston
Thursday, returning Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Claud Plppenger
and children of Cavendish spent
Sunday at the D. McPhee home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Patterson and
children spent Sunday at the Walter
Right home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rube Garner and
children accompanied nv her broth
ers, Roy and Edgar Bonn, went to
Elk River Sunday for few days
visit at the BONN home.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Hill, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ShingIer visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fry,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garner
went to Cavendish, Monday, to
visit at the Claud PIppenger home.
The C. T. Mulkey, G.. p. lsreaI and
S. McAllister families were visiting
at the Walter Right home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ball and Gus
Harrington went to Troy, Tuesday,
to attend the Clarence Harris sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Patterson and
children. Mrs. McPhee, Celia and
Cieve, and Roy and Edgar Bohn
spent Saturday evening at the
Smith home.
In spite of the.rain friday night
a jolly crowd attended the Harvest
Ball. Besides the home crowd,
Miss Coral Wilson and Oscar Tor
gerson of American ridge and Roy
BONN of Elk River were present.
Miss Carrie Allen and nephew
Arlie spent Monday evening at the
Smith home.
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Right were
callers at Kunes home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. George Kunes visited at the
H. s. Weaver home Sunday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01
FRIDAY. OCT. l, 1920

This is a peculiar fall. It isn't of
ten you see the farmers threshing
beans and wheat, blowing and seed
ing, at the same time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01
Examine Opportunity Well.

Every opportunity needs to he
looked ut through the glass Of prin.
ciple. 1t may mean. apart from con.
science, a chance Of making money
or gaining social position. of grasping
power; but II 1t does not pass muster
morally, It also means loss.
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Kendrick Gazette
Ralph B. Knepper. Publisher

Entered as second-class matter
1892 at Kendrick, Idaho. under the
Act of Congress Of March. 1879.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

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interest We are at your service
The Farmers Bank
Let us be your banker.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01

Competent to analize any case
knows how to correct diet and eyes
DR.. Schilling will be at the Guy
Hotel, Monday. Oct. 4. Phone
appointments to Mr.. Guy. 4O-l,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-01
Piece Goods

Ginghams, best grade, ~ inches, per yard,
Bingham, good grade, 27 inches, per yard,
Sc inch percales, light and dark, per yard,
Outing flannel, light and dark. per yard,
Cotton challies for comtorters. per yard,
Cotton dress plaids, 36-inch, per yard