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Miss Agnes Holbert. the attractive
.onng daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.
licibert, will entertain a number Of
he. little friends at a party this after.
loon at four o'clock at her home in
celebration OF the seventh anniversary
OF her birth. The guests win include
twenty little girl playmates OF the
hostess and the afternoon will be
spent with juvenile games. A birth
Gay cake with lighted candles and a
Jack Hornor pie from which the chill.
dTen will draw favors will be features
osfthe party. Acolor scheme OF green
ap1r white In keeping with st. Patrick's
da3 was carried out In the decora.
ttons. Refreshments will be served.
Celebrated Birthday.
Miss Rose Morgan, the winsome lit.
Tie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Morgan, is entertaining this afternoon
at her home on Walnut avenue mum.
ber OF her little girl and boy friends at
a!party which celebrates the sixth an.
niversary Of her birth. The hours are
from three to five and twenty play.
mates Of the hostess are being enter.
tanned. Birthday cakes with lighted
candles features the appointments OF
the party and. delightful time was
had by the young folks. Little Miss
Morgan was assisted In entertaining
Ir guests by the Misses katherine
Morgan, Marjorie Fleming, Martha
VICTOR and Jane Morgan
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I|ylONOlNGAH
NJ. p. Church Women Meet.

NJ. y. Church Women Meet.
The ladies aid Of the NJ. p. church
met at the home OF Mrs. Howard Elem.
ing yesterday afternoon. The ladies
present were Mesdames S. ]. Satter.
field; Mollie Levi, Lee N. Satterfield
Sue Satterfield. Guy Lipscomb, VIM.
Evans, Grover Spraggs and Mrs.
Grant Pyles, of Clarksburg. Delicious
refreshments were served by the host.
ess. A special meeting Of the ladies'
aid will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Levi next Wednesday to have car.
pet rag sewing for the benefit of the
society. N
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Personals.

John Matthews and Fred Fleming
We're business visitors in Warrington
Monday.
+ Miss Jennie Brand, of Plum run, is
visiting relatives here.
Charles Fletcher was q visitor in
Warrington Monday.
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Mrs. +. M. Meredith entertained at

Mrs. F. NJ. Meredith entertained at
Z ilss home in Brook
dale last evening. Covers were laid
for ten. The invited guests were the
Of the Monongah public
school which included Mesdames H. S.
Keister, Roy Adds, Lewis eddie. the
Misses villa yangilder. Helen Man.
ley, Lucille Hamilton and Dotia Kerns.
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svIeitinn si,+.,.

Mrs. Florence Fletcher has gone to
Akron, Ohio, for visit with her sister
Mrs. Harry Kellar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hess have gone
to Akron where Mr.. Hess will be EN-.
ployed in the rubber factories.
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.Meetina calIed on.

Meeting Called OF.
On account Of so much sickness the
Woman's club meeting for Tuesday
evening, March second, has been
called of till March ninth. 1t will be
held at the home Of Mrs. j. j. jenkins.
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ToTabe.r.,n,acI.

To Tabernacle.
Two carloads OF people went to Mar
nlngton Tuesday night and attended
the Hamilton tabernacle services. It
was known as the Pennington night.
The crowd sang Loyalty to Christ"
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of the Junior class Of the local hleh
SCHOOL yisited II. J Hatzel fecently
and notified him that their class had
chosen him as class spons or! Nj. Hat.
gel accepted and this class Is NOW
known as The II. ]. Hatzel Glass OF
1871 This Is the first class In the
history Of the high school to have a
sponsor. lss.
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Be present a. the regular msetinE IN
1 tie hall this evening for the psrposs 81
Isfsnssatl ing Important business
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RECOVERING.

Mrs John Downs. who has been con.
fined to her home for some time with
rheumatism, is improving slowly.
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Board to Meet,

A meeting Of the Board of Manage.
ment Of the Woman's club will be held
This evening at 1880 o'clock at the
nome of the president, Mrs. ]. Walter
Barnes on Cleveland avenue. The
Meeting will take but short time and
it Is urged that Abe members all be
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To Seven Pines

To Seven Pines.
Rev. and Mrs. |. S. Tyler have gone
to Seven Pines where Rev. Tyler win
hold series of meetings.
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!Proaram For Lenten Reading.

The following program sill be OBJ.
served this evening at the first of
series OF two Lenten readings to
be given by the Altar Guild of Christ
Episcopal church at the home Of Mrs.
Finest Hutton on Fairmont avenue
beginning at S:15 o'clock. To this
reading the public is invited and a
silver offering will be taken:
Walter d. Darlington, Tenor
Hazel Book, Piano.
Don Juan's Serenade ........:...
+ : .s .....s.... Peter Tschaikowsky
Pluck This Little. Flower .......
............l.... Landon Ronald
Irish Weather. ). Margaret Hoberg
The Blind Ploughman. Robert Clarke
Reading MRS. John Henshaw
The Esquimo's Romance Mark Twain
Piano The Lieberstraume. ......
= i n ..S................. franz LlSZt
Dawn In the Desert. >. Gertrude Ross
Thank God for Garden. ......3,
.,.;..............T Teresa De- Riegc
NSmphs and Shepherds Henry Purcell
For Love and Thee. -. Obey Speaks
The public is invited. A silver Of
fering will be taken at the door.
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d Pythian Sisters to Meet.
The Pythian Sisters will all please
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The Sick List.

The Sick List.
Mrs. A. j. Duncil is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. w. F. Murphy has been on the
sick list for several. days.
r. S. Ridenour is confined to his
home in the yeach flats with the nu.
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eNeM Saw,

! The Manual Training department OF
the high school has Just received a
large rip saw and is being installed.
The department has now an electric
lathe. an electric edger, an electric
planer that will take piece six inches
thick and two feet wide and the new
saw.
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GRAY HAIR TELLS Il
TALES. TINT I'M!

TRIAD FACAAGE9S ENTtEREE
cray hair is tattle-tale. Don't
at forty you still feel young then
take the trouble to look young. For
to look and feel young IL to be
Young. It Is. Just as easy to keep
your hair young and beautiful 40 to
retain your youthful interest in life
streaked strands with ''Brownatone,"
az Thousands :of women have done.
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Had Party,

Betty Ann, the winsome little daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Mills, en-.
RETAINED about thirty of her baby
friends at party on yesterday cele-
brHting the second anniversary of her
birth. A birthday cake ornamented
With two pink candles was feature
of the afternoon and the little hostess
Was presented with many attractive
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Legion to Dance.

Elaborates plans anet in the Shaking
for the dance OF the Heintzelman Post
offthe American Legion to be held to-
morrow evening at the Fairmont hotel.
The United States military band from
Fort Thomas, KY, will furnish the mu
do and will give concert on the
streets previous to the dance. All
Legion members snd their ladies' are
invited to the dance and 1t is request
ed that they turn out in large numbers
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Saturday Market.

The Ladies Of Christ Episcopal
church will hold market on Saturday
morning in the T. H. Hall store on
Main street. They will have for sale
cakes, pies, bread, salads, carhies and
other good things to eat.
Głos polek., 1920-12-30

adej Z czlonliin indywidualnie,
pra2nie zaraZen bye i'm por0-
cnym 2biorowo, ogarnac tq
cze$c spolcczehStwa, kt6ra pod
jcGo sztandarami zrZesZona. w
siostrzanej iednc&ci zd2zaG be
die ku podniosjym ce!om.
Zwiqzek Polck jato organiZa
eva pTzeieta uczucier praWdzi
wcgo patryOtyzmu i filantroDii,
ME ustanie W swej piracy dobre
60 samarytanina. ally go'G IA
ny cierpienia glodu i innych
ludzFich dol2gliwoSci.
zwi2zek Po}ck i prze8tronna
Jego siedZiba ME plzestanio 60
SciG W sTycil nluracii dziai4czy
sprawy OicZvstei daia nieraz
sOhie Swiadectwo wsD6Ipracy
naroIowej.
HwiHZeli PoIek ialso kofieta
cr@aniZacya, pragnie przvl, wa
jQcGj emigrantce udziel;G S!lute
cznej rady j mozliwa opicka ma
joi wsto''ie ma wolna zicmi@
Washingtona.
ZWi2zek P0laE, occniaiac IL
dzielOne, praWo SufrazV nowo-
cze&nei kobiecio, pragnic ohia.
SniG w&zyst'1ie siostrv 0 wioI-
kiei doniosloSci emancyDaDyi ko
biety, W tej ere rrad6W wolno
%ci0wVch, ally ME lelicewazac
talk wie}kic%o DrzywiIeju, uiy-
]y 90 rozumric, NE D"zosai2a-
lac sfery Swcj d2ialaIn0$ci. locZ
dosI-onaIac ia j Dodnoszac usta
Wicznie. ally wplvw nowoczeS-
nCj k0hiety, wyZw0lonei, dO+aIl
do miejsc pcnizonia harerowa-
90 wplynal ma rzadv Wscho-
du, &hy znie@C te miojsca upo-
kor~enia kobiec"o.
Iwiazk Pole}l siu8znie pochlu
hjc sic mozo sHq gosnodarla.
lccz i to pole prarnic ulenazac
st0sownie do swci molno$ci o.
kolicZno5ci, ably orgunizacyo 30
staWic ma nicWzruszonvm fun
damencie beZpjccIcnStwa finan
SOWcTC.
Zwiazek Polek postanawio
ME ustawaC w nracy. iccz be-
die lrOczvI dalei. 7arrasZaiac
do wsD6iudZialu wszvstkie Sio-
stry Hwia2kOwc --- abv czton-
llinie Zarzadu wraz 4 czIon',i-
miami grup zOaIv pilnio nieu-
prawne dotad niwv. skarhiac W
ten Spos6b ME spo5vt9 dla sDo-
Ieczehstwa zasluge, a dla siebie
uznanie.
Gdy TO wszystko sDeln,mv,
postonowicuia noworoczue ME
Głos polek., 1920-12-30
0dezWa PrezeSki Zwiazsu
Poiek w Ameryce a. Emi-
Iii kapieraISkIsi.
Drnoie Si0Stry!

Drnoie Si0stry!
kiedvS, q Za'efwie iat ivy
TENN, lar'iac sic opIatk;om sta.
rNm a noiiym zW-ycz~ 20, pra-
o7r6W raSZvch ---- " 4'-rzepiach
EdsZycl ieSz"7c Hra'arIa sic "a
sap2a Cd Int mv&l .- "Obv
w'Ir6tce Oiczvzna vvoIna hvia."
t2ekali .ej dziaHkowie, cze-
Kali 0'cnwie. Il g0raCe to lyc2e-
ME zawszc l~n3czylo sic Yves.
tchn;eniei2' la W Ollu nierax.
Me dGcZekaIi sc ci, kt6rzv "
se""a"h na&zv"h zapali'i o@ieii
iniiosci XII Polsce - ME wszy-
Scy. -
Ofc%Ii W za&wiaty, a nieie-
den aEcst"4 ideaF6w. 1egnaI 80
W ohcci rieni :"hne~ie;n oSfat
MEM w"Eaiac ''n;"zv2r" wclna
racz nam 'vr6r;G Pario."
\ my p0Aie'i&ry te m91lj.
tw", w2fiuz i W sre"H "i do
Fr2hc@W &"f"'a n}v''aF h""n
'>"Tr"la tieTstie"O. Thic"aEE-
my s." 'ay@m "1'E''a"n'e. a g'ir
" 0tdAii "aHcia"a6 2acz"4a b.
f/a "0'nv S"i0towej ">'y
p'"'"''/y na9f n'ornn. a nteh'0.
Głos polek., 1920-12-30
No. 52.

Nhliza sic Nowy Rok. Zwia-
stun noWych nadZiei i Aniol
ludzkich prZeznaczen, tymcza-
sem Rok starry ciezaren prze-
bytych trosk Znekanv. ierna o.
statniem nglistem snoirzoniem
kr0tkie chwiie swego istnicnia,
kt0re juz zW'olna nikna W mgle
zapomnienia.
Mic jednak " naturze ME "inie,
lepianka ziemska pr7eobraza
sic w pierwotna swe sElad"iN-i,
praca rak Swiadczy 0 d0'ona-
nych ZabieGarh i stOi iak0 po-
mink ludzFich usi}nwaT: mvSE
ukuta W misternei lc''zni homo
rex m6zgoWych, przo1!osi 90 Z
jednej W druoa epo'-e doirzn-
wa, udOskonaia sic, prornieuin-
je i plZyodziewa sic w wi1ome
kszta}ty, jako sp0jnia duchowa
Z ciaicm.
w ten spoS0b nieSmic"te'ne
echa splywaia i lacza sic w wi"l
ki lahcuch. ktoro"o oqniwa 0l,a
laia ziemskie koliHko rns~'enl
WSnGlnego cierpienla rado&ci
cel6w:
Kazde ogniwo wvobraza
mysl zespM. iednem = nioI
jest to najblizsze dromio nan
opniwo, Wicllic up7"rno"ania
kOfiet w crpaNizacy, ".viaz'-u
POlek, W ktGrem tvS'ace GerC
Duje tenn sanem tetne-7. droa
2yWem uczuciem j nOdaia teczO
wa smuGa soljdarnei piracy -
ME bedzie to ami przesada. ami
zarOZumialoScia = 1iaSzci s+"0-
ny, jezeli W sZczero&oi i nrosto-
Gle serca Zaznaczvmv. 10 o~ni-
WO to ulane jest re szczcrogO
z}ota szlachctnych uczuG i pod
ni0s}ych czyn0w.
Kazdy rok Nowy lest clwilq
pOStanoWieh, Tozwaci nowv"h
prad6w, dazacvch bu coraz vie
kszemu udoskonaieniu. MNmon
ia take sa potrzebne ~ na-
SEEN poicdyhczcm ! zhiO"owonl
byciu. abv ducha raG2e~o no
krzepic w$r6d Drzeciwn0&c&i. a
iSG przehoiefn, Smialo / wvtlvya
le ku 2amierzOnym Celom.
WSr6d oP6Inei harmonii pie
kna natury uklvte wirv maca
nieraz spok6j R}ebin wodnvch,
Zlywa sic hurngan szal"iacvch
aywiOl6w, a aarZace wrlkany
Wyhuchaia niszczacvm oqnicm.
] W Swiecie ducha, niNwiadome
skrytc w diugiei uwIezi trzy-
name my5li, wyhuch 90 iasl,ra
wynn / niSzcZc cVTlo rIOnienienn
Głos polek., 1920-12-30

cioioo r,,o1,oIo o,,1o,,.;o..,o,,, ;-1,.,,-
rrr2cb, Dol' ,,.;oa o1' Hlo" l?''~N~S toN's
rian;a ! 81, ~S,1 oi,nxni no. ~"o'",1o T
troczva ,on;,uSd w .,;os ': 81: =, I "S
praonionvno szczvton, ! od,6-
zniE zdradliwe cien;a nj nrav,-
dziwych hIvsk6w cnntv dohra
Otto l.ozpamietvwania kt6rn M
WV Rok nam nrzvnosi s+,zon,1-
lac re swvch roznietvch sk,.zv-
del kwiat mIodoSci 6wie1vcb
sill j odrodzenia
rh,.4o, ,,::
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d.in1,ou',,,, nro'1s,I Hu =, nr 80" /. - ,l'
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n.y. Nv ~I aJ.. ,S'l1' y '. 'i'on' . 7'l''1
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mn1?,,,;n ~ ,'is,>r ,,io,,,;o - Wv 'fsNNi i'''7 u
w, ms
" uFocHHStVln m"n9hc'e'
gov koK s'ary odoaje SWe oSta-
ti'tF Vc'iilie.ie' ZeG''a'lS " For-
n'I pos awe p'HSH'tPgo SIaf"a
kt"i' 'o' log'S|y !uZ S|e%o 'rc
81. r'ilIe " P"',foNacn WI"ct-
ne merry d W!taiHE 'utf|n'@
'Eo"Zch na"Hiei 7 ponh'eSl"-
n!''' X" g",|e WZro.<Ie'H " 't'-
''', "c|NHl"a,h, "lSHcAehla III
cHVcN praVlllfll' NaweC " ST''i%
'oO'NeN'ioM'J "c'ecIiV' "St"o
i"'nIar>e''a "eS"i'cn Ion"W l
zo"t' :npa"E' Il ""e'|e'lle',1
., I-''' mn I'D 'c,''' u"'a - I,'c"
c.'',, "a c'n%S 'olt!cTa l. "H'o.'.le-
~ <,. '"'"' :" ''N I'oJ p".>'I'FJ hy
Głos polek., 1920-12-30

przehrzmieja nadarcmnie, lecz
zhuduia pomnik niezaginionei
pannieci j wdziecznoEci.
Splotlszy vice d}onie. zvczy-
my sohie wzaiem szczeSliwego
N0WeGo Roku..
Głos polek., 1920-12-30
CHICAGO, ILL, so-go GRUDNIA, DECEN1BET), 1920

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For any kind of buy, sale or ex-
chAnge in real estate or personal
property, see Tess Baudette Of the
Northern Minnesota Real Estate Ex-
change, PA Beltrami ave. Phone s..
mon1-18
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Rev. o: o. Lovaas Of Akeley called
on Rev. Jerdee Tuesday evening.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
PROGRAM VERY SUCCESSFUL

The program given by the Sun
day school of the First Lutheran
church Monday evening was very sue
cessful The children We're we'll pre-
pared and performed their parts ex-
ceptionaliy we'll. The church was
crowded to the doors and all seemed
10 enjoy the program.
A very liberal offering was given
% the orphans homes in the church.
The choir presented Mrs. y. Gregu-
son suitable gift as a token OF APP
probation of her efficient work
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New Years dinner will be served
from $50 to 1880 p. M. January LIST,
1921, at the Markham Hotel. Make
your reservations early. 2t12-31
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LUTHER LEAGUE TO HAVE
NEW YEAR WATCH PROGRAM

The Luther League of the First
Lutheran church, Eighth street ana
Minnesota avenue, will give the fol-
lowing New Year Watch program Fri
day evening at s p. N.
Opening Hymn~-Audicnce
ediction-Reverend l.. J. Jcr-
dee.
Vocal duet-MisseSs Mabel Groom
and Mildred Olson.
Reading--Miss Edla Rudy.
Piano solo-Miss Ragnhild Moe.
Trombone sole-A. ,Greguson.
Reading-Miss Lulah Jerdce.
Piano duet-Mrs. Greguson and
Miss Olson.
Speech-Rev. Jerdee.
Vocal solo--Alfreda Brekke Gregu-
son.
Observation-Disclosures.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion of the program.
Rev. O: o. Lovaas Of Akeley called
on Rev. Jerdee Tuesday evening.
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pendent Of Japan and Bermuda, U.
S. Department Of Agriculture experts
assert, announcing successful propa-
CATION Of Easter lilies from the seed.
United States florists imported ST.
100000 worth of bulbs last year. Re-
cent Developments, experts said, show
the lily is hardy plant that under
proper conditions thriyes best in nor
thern climates.
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CHICAGO WILL ALLEVIATE
UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION

Chicago, H., Dec. 30.-Today Chi
cago was to take steps to alleviate the
unemployment situation. It is esti-
mated that there are between 100, 1000
and 100000 affected by unemploy-
mcnt here, half of these being entire
ly out of work and others working
only part time.
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ENTERTA1Ns GIRL FRIENDS
ON HER BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

Little Miss Hazel .Akre Of Nymore,
entertained a, number of her girl
friends at her home yesterday after
noon, the OCCASION being the sixth
anniversary of her birth. Those pre-
sent were Genevieye Roe, Bernice
Roe, Meryl Akre, Alice Evenson,
Charlotte Evenson, Helen Grout,
Ruby Grout and Clarence Akre.
Games and lunch were enjoyed by
all.
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NOTICE

The Masonic dancing club will see
the old year out and the new year in
at the third of their series Of dancing
parties to be given at Masonic hall on
FRIDAY evening, December 81. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Mascvs and their families to attend.
2tl2-30
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wives Wednesday, evening, January
5. and the banquet for home makers
only the following evening. The lat
ter will be at the home economics
building.
Lotus D. Coffman, president Of THE
U Of Minnesota will be the principal
speaker. ~
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Rev. A. Sorenson of Bagley was in
on business Tuesday.

Rev. A. Sorenson OF Bagley was in
Bemidji on business Tuesday.
Our opening was a Dig success.
Prices and quality the reason. Con-
sumer..s Shoe Co. 1t12-3O
DR.. Ohnstad, Mcintosh physician,
is spending the holiday period with
his uncle, Rev. Jerdee.
Rev. J. C. Jerdee of Big Fork az
rived here Wednesday to spend few
days with Bemidji friends.
Shoes, overshoes, moccasins. Right
prices. Consumers Shoe Co. 1t12-30
Misses nelen> and Francis Sinclair
are spending their vacation visiting
relatives in the twiE cities. ~
-.
Carl Akre of Nymore left ycster-
day for Thief River Falls where he
will visit friends for a few days.
Everybody's going to the dance at
the armcry New. Years evening.
6t12-31
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jerdee and son
Loren Jerome of Minneapolis are
spending, the holidays with Rev. and
Mrs. Jerdee.
J. %. Johnson returned to his home
in Virginia today after spending the
Christmas holidays with his daughter,
Mrs. R. L. Given.
Charles S. Keyes, who has been
employed at the A. c. Johnson Lun-
Der Co.'S oface,,sleft last night for4 his
home in Hdlbrook, Neb. !; y = :
Mrs. Henry Thompson of Minot, N.
D., was called to Becida Wedn esday.
on account of;the death of her broth
er, Henry Skinner, who died very sud-
denly Sunday of heart disease. I.
What, Wood saving? Yes! Call
80. 1mon1-1S
Mrs. William Clish and her sister,
Mrs. J. F. Cameron, who has been
visiting here, left Tuesday for Walk
err to visit with their mother, Mrs.
Mike Gleason.
Suits dyed, $3.50; army overcoats
dyed, $3.50. Model Dry Cleaners, 800
Third street. - 11-17ti
If you're working now and want
to improve your position take night
course at the Bemidji Business col
lege. The winter term starts Janu-
airy 61n. 1920
Miss :Alice Arthur, who has been
visiting the O'Neil family of Norton
avenue; returned to Mandan, N. D.
Wednesday, where she has accepted
position as teacher in the public
schools.
$4,000 to loan on farms. The
Dean Land Co., Bemidji, MINI:
1O-27t1
Michael McGraw of Seattle, Wash,
who has been visiting his sisters, Mrs.
w. H. Newton, and Mrs. William Ut
ter and family during the holidays,
returned to his home yesterday after
noon. 80.
A business college course increases
your earning power. The Bemidji
Business College produces successful
students. Why not start your bust
ness training when the school opens
January 9Th. 1920
Mrs. A. D. Simpkins, who has been
visiting her son, Guy Simpkins, at
Turtle River for short time, left
Wednesday for various points in
North Dakota to visit relatives From
there she will visit at various points
after which she will go to Los An
geles, Calf, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Oora>Amundson, for an extended
period.
Pole wood, 4 #. wood, 16 in. wood,
any Kind. George II. French, phone
W. ~ mon 1-18'
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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT TO
ADDRESS HOME MAKERS

St. Paul, Dec. 30.--Two features of
Farmers and Homemakers week at
University Farm next week will be
the banquet for farmers and their
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S $: Is:
SWEDISH LUTHERAN MEN
WILL HOLD PARCEL SALE

The mems society Of the Swedish
lutheran chure%wilr hold a parcel
sale tomorrow. There will be good
program and refreshments. /