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ACTOR. leaving. must sacrifice for cash VA
tiOnal sedan, car demonstrated afternoons,
20 q Evans. Friats club. 10 W Asth.
BARGAtN-B cautlfui 1915 cylinder wire
wheel sedan; just reupholstered ana re-
painted: sacrifice foI CASH Mott Haven 49,.
BODIEs-ford commercial. new: immediate
delivery NEWMAN, 43l f. HOth ~. LenoN
2i12
BUICK touring. passenger: like new cleo
trio lights. starter. demountable rims. 500.
So Fulton St. Brooklyn. Prospect 1915.
CHANDLER O0Is) tourlne like ne,.
ScUAAp Phone John 4s6 or Orange 235O-R.
an cord tires . extra tires. &c, fully coy
cred by Insurance for months to come. bar
gain, $50 Tel Webster 45e7
DODGE sedan. good condition. REASONABLE.
J. e.. 10 Hemlock -. BROOKLYN, y y.
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR
Van Tassell Kearnty's Sales Ring (es.
| tBblished 1880. l26-i2s East 18Th st. hai
/ long been esteemed clearing house Tor the
/ gale and purchase OF second hand automo-
! bilcB, passenger and commercial, by auction.
Leas; troublesome and quickest medium for
| both sellers and buyers. More prospective
BUYERS than cars as rule. so lis, yours
now. Auction Of autos every Tuesday and
Friday a. noon Telephone Stnvvesant h23
FORD touring. 1919 also Foyd touring like
new. S265. BUILDER. Sf4 Fulton ST..
Brooklyl. Prospect ioi25
utnsoN rol! SUPER SEDAN.
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR co.
1860 BROADWAY CIRCLE 1850.
lt nSON super siN SEDAN, late model. newly
tainted sN cord ures VIII sacrifice
nearest offer 20 81 800 Phone Branchbrcok
Ii1n after Z. NJ Mr. WOODRUFF "a
INinE st.. Newark. y. !.
HUDSON supcr-landaulet, model J. Ike new
afternoon. pEpEu. % w. 4oth q.
H'PMoBn.E 1919 TOURING.
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR Co
1860 BROADWAY. CIRCLE $3.50
OAKLAND 1920 COUPE.
OAKLAND 1919 COUPE.
OAKLAND MOTOR CAR co,
1860 BROADWAY. CIRCLE $3.50.
PACKARD 1920 passenger special coupr
late delivery. Alumnaft body stream
lines. two color nolcsku. one piece ton
dlsteel wheels. panelled tenders. automatic
oiler. special brake and shift levers. SILK
velour upholstery, double curtains. cnamellcd
silver littlngs Fordhom $50
PIERCE Arrow Limousine, as h. y good
condition. owner going TO Europe no req
sonable offer refused. zoo W. 9th st.. Apt.
3 q Tel Circle 1880
brand new; reduced BROWN 127 II SD
SIX cylinder, 4s h. y. Packard. Brewster
collapsible body. 1914. good order can be
seen HOLLYWOOD tHfagei Nl,OIU. Address
FREDERICK ~. BUELL.. 72i 9Th av Phone
90 Plaza.
gTEARNS- KNIGHT. 1918, lirlousine =
cylinder. Fleetwood body: excellent condl-
ton private owner, must sell. SCHULTZ.
100 College av. Bronx Phone Jerome 1868.
SirDEBAkER sedan 8 cylinder, special
body. new iirea. good condition; Mig bar
gain. GOLDBERG. 1871 w. 25th. Watkins
1tSi. Phone evenings. Fletbush 1854.
WiNTON lisht six touring car. very complete
equipment, overhauled. rephiuied. Ruaran-
teed. THE WfNTON CO, Broadway at 70fr
Motor Trucks.
FORD truck, ~ ton. with or without body
1918 Ford delivery; sacrifice. ST4 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn. Prospect 1925.
PEERLESS truck 3 ton. iiuriburi truck.
ton ~ bargain prices; no dealers Mr.
iiEiNIIEMAN. phone Chelsea 1908
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEKEEPER refined. active. trust
worthy In family; references. Rhine
lander 0S3T.
SALESWOME% Wanted--Three ambitious
women over 80 as travelling saieswomen %
sell scicntlfic preparation for the prevention
OF holes In hosiery; no experience necessary
inexperienced taught in Few days. commits
sion: al expenses guaranteed. Address li
926 Herald. Fulton 81.
WAITRESS. chambermaid. active " oman, for
private dining room and apartment COM
Portable surroundings. Call housekecprr.
dorse Dry Dock Co, foot 10Th st. b klyn.
WOMAN, with young child: good home IN
suburbs to assist IN household no colorrd
help wanted. Phone Fitz Roy 1871 +. PhH-
lips 10 w. 24th st.
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MOTHERS helper Refined agreeable
woman can secure comfortable home. iu-
GLIDING room and board, in private family
With children IN exchange for reasonable
amount OF assistance. Catholic family Phone
Concy Island 1910 or 7di Herald. $50
Proud\Nay
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Domestic Help Wanted
HELP WANTED-MALE.
ADVERTISING.

Young men who have held previous
executive positions haudling detail and
desire opportunity TO advance themselves
IN advertising field eau secure permanent
situations With well known newspaper Or
graduation in managerial capacity. II
you have advertising experience. can fun
nish the best OF references and your quail
incatlons meet With our requirements we
shall be- glad 10 call you for an inter-
NieW state age, salary expected and eN
pcrience Reply 3s7 Herald, Herald sq.
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For Hire-rassenger Cars.

CADILLAC. late lands ulet rent monthly.
owner trives. SHi 'AlAN. "a r.. 1ath go.
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine week. DAY
or month; reasonable. 30 East a2d ~
HUDSON latest super limousine landaulet
monthly hourly; references. MILTON
Horn BRYANT $500
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
BEECHHURST, 80 MINUTES FROM PENN
SYLVANIA STATION; EXCLUSIVE
BOARDING HOUSE; EXCELLENT TABLE F.:
BATH STEAM HEAT, ELECTRICIrf $50
AND $40 FOR COUPLE. PHONE FLUSH
ING 934-J.
SUITE Of two rooms. private bath. including
service. laundry and meals, at the Franklin,
corner Of Haven Brook and Shelton, blocks
from Union Hall station. Jamaica, l. ]. Tel.
JS5 Jamaica.
THE PINES. ilempstead. l.. I,-Beautifuliy
situated, near Garden City, best accOfnmo-
dations rorns, single or en- suite; excellent
table and service; booklet. Phone Hemp
stead 11J
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STOANES Wilton ADMINISTER
Carpets. 81 s.. 81 - yard up. slightly used
but rrcouditoned like new all colors. plain
or MIXED patterns; over 1000 yards FOR
home. office. slow room. RUGS, an sizes.
domestic Imported. Wilton. Oriental Chinese.
500 $40 $50 Si20 up 800 small rugs. 49, 81
$40 ~. MAKING OVER. CLEANING. lay
ING INElNG. ttEPAlRtNG. ItEWEANfNt.
FTTrNEtE. REASONABLE. HEAf1fFt l..
srILfNGs. Inc. 62i Madison av Ci9h ST..
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STOCK MAN

STOCK MAN
FOR
APPLY SIPEklNVENpENT OFFICE
sTII FLOOR.
JAMES McCRLERY d CO,
3'1H ST. EMPLOYEES ENTRANCE.
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BUSINESS IoAS>.

BANK discounts. loans on machinery. mer-
chandiso sales shipments, rents. market
able collaterals; Rcceptances notes bought.
EOFTfT.ER ~ Chambers ~.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
ssAbove 5eh st.-5th Av. to North River.

MORNINGSIDE Av.. 40 (1isth) -Four
rooms. Sl10; elevator, steam heat. hot
water guaranteed; small private family only.
COLEMAN
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Statesmen

! viii interview three real statesmen WHO
car make good In OrganZstlon where
ordinary results mean $40 To Sl20 per week
;ou must be d man Of earnestness. force and
good character, who can prove fitness for
association With business OF high quality aud
absolute integrity 20 the man | seek I'm
mediate income T. assured and quick adj
Nuncemeut is certain: this Il an eNtraordl
Inry opportunity ana should appeal 10 tie
b-st statesmen IN New York Apply II. :
No,nrr, 1907 Chamber OF Commerce Bldg
o. Count ST.. B'hlyu, \. y.
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Instruction.

LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientific
ally; qualities you IN short time TO earn $40
20 $50 weekly day evening classes. Call
or write for free booklet IT, Academy ~
Hairdressing and Beauty Culture, 1913 W.
s4th st. Phone Bryant si55.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. ~. years expert |
ence high grade cars, Pierce, Packard |
Cadillac, Locomobile. Cunningham. SC: > I
years last position; neat, obliging, careful /
driver; best references. Albert Rand, phone /
South ISL
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ACTOR. leaving. must sacrifice for cash VA
tional sedan. car demonstrated afternoons
. 40 O EAAma. Erlnls CLmh. 40 w lsth.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

,~~-~--~--.-~-~~--~~~~-~
Cooks. sc.
COOK, competent. long experience 600 Amer
lean and German cooking. wishes position
in private house. no laundry. NJ NJ sal
30 av., one fight up.
COOK-Norwegian excellent cook, Iuncheons,
dinners, also by day. references. Schuyler
5000.
COOK, Swedish; good references: wages
500, II 80 Herald. Herald square.
COOK. first class no cards. Call Saturday.
sunday, 2f2 II. seth.
COOKING or cieaning--Ciirl. coiorcd, part
time Harlem 1884. Apt. 10.
Chambermaids, sc.
CHAMBERNIAID, assist waiting or waitress
Irish girl best references. Write Saturday
and sunday y. c., 2J6 West 10gth
CffAMBERMAfD wishes position, private
family best references. Abbie O'Sulliyan
s23 y. a7th. care Timothy Foley.
CfTAMBERwORK and waiting. young irish
girl, lat,,y landed. Payton'-, us r. Glth
CHAMBER' 'h1D: French. experienced. first
class references J ll3 Herald, Herald SCI.
DrcssnsaKers. Seamstresses & Milliners.
ARTISTIC gowns. advanced styles. expert re-
modelling. daily 81. Miss Armtage. 1000
Academy,
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ARTISTIC gowns, advanced styles. expert re-
modelling. daily 81. Miss Armltage. 1910
Academy.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

bOORS--Se eral pairs extra heavy garage
doors, suitable FOR large truck garage.
equipped with heavy hinges and lined with
galvanized iron. SI2 80 per pair. LEWIS
NEECEi%G co. Pelham Bay Naval station.
Phone Wrsfchrs.er 13t3-i5li open Sundays
fpt inspection from It's
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REOUi<. thoroughly competent tutor aud
travelling companion TO boy twelve, spend
ing Mlnter California must be- willing fol
low Instructions from Ethical Culture
school Boz ]. 1s7 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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Borough of Bronx.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Detached house,
select, quiet, adjoining y. Y. University
cheerful room, running water, well heated.
Fordham 516.
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Auywherc-AT YOUR sERVICE-Any time
TO ton Packard trucks: hire by dav or
contract; long hauls. G0c. per mile CONNER
cial trucking a specially a09 Freeman st.
Phone intcrye!e 1887, night InteryAle S5Gl
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AUTOMOBILE MOTORS

AUTOMOBILE MOTORS
SiN new automobile engines suitable for
attun ohiles. motor boats or trucks. equipped
will, Eossr mHuueto end Westtngi0ti4. uchf.
ing generators. STRUTifERg ENGl MEIER
lNG co, 10 Z i30th Harlem 90
CORD TIRES Have small lots sizes 3O,3it
Clircncr. 3tNl mud 3IN5. straiglt side. viii
cell attractive prices: tax paid whitehall
I-5-
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Hou,ekeepers and mattresses.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic.

Demestic.
COLOREp iaundresses. day workers. cooks.
general houseworReTs Immediately supplied
Harlem Agency. Audubon 3545
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Wesiciiester.
Connecticut.

FEW desirable rooms open for engagement.
Tel 1914 Yonkers.
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JAPANESE, VALET. COOK

HOUsEChEANGNG. floor washing. floot
waxing. polishing, time contract. Leisner
1928 I'd nv.
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HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Caldwell. ~ j., open all year round; no
sick people For rates apnl To above.
Phone Caldwell 3l4. Christians.
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GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach,
Comm Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths: excellent menu; 30 minutes
| from New York; golf. saddle horses fish
inr rnnSonnble ratos.
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GARDENER farmer; married. small family
thoroughly experienced In all branches OF
the profession; also care Of stock NJ. f..
Leg nHh
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22

Miss Claudine Kruse was a passen-
ger to Extra Monday, where she went
to visit Mrs. II. M. Mortensen who
recently moved to that city, where
Mr. Mortensen has accepted a posi-
tion in bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l. Masterson de-
Rapids, where they will visit rela-
tives. Mr.. Masterson will also at
tend a pure bred Hereford sale which
took place yesterday.
]. Cousins and wife who have
been here on a visit with relatives,
returned to their home in Atlantic
Monday afternoon and we're accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Ceranek and two children.
A. E. Beason has material on the
ground for the erection of a new
residence ON South Tracy street.
This makes the third, new house on
that street and is just one door
north of the Mushrush property.
Mrs. John Graham went to Omaha
Friday morning for visit with Mr..
Graham, who is taking treatments at
one of the Omaha hospitals. Word
received in Audubon this morning
is to the effect that he is getting
some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welch returned
Tuesday from an over Sunday visit
with friends in Atlantic. They had
driven down in their car but the
heavy downpour of rain Sunday made
auto travelling an impossibility so
they returned by rail.
Mrs. ]. L. Glow OF Axtel, Kansas,
who has been guest at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. A. L. Beers, the past
three weeks, left Tuesday for San
dusky, Ohio, where she will remain
with her parents during the summer
months while her husband is out do
ing chautauqua work.
l.. w. Burlington and wife of
Manila, were in the city Sunday Wis
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Miller and family. While in
the city Mr.. Burlington purchased
one of the pop corn wagons from
Ray Bolton, which he has shipped to
Manila where me will operate it
this summer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL .


See Wright & Wright for choice
alfalfa, rape and sudan grass.
Miss Lovilla Jordan left Monday
evening for Kimballton, where she
has been engaged to teach Sharon
No. g.
x. B., Thomas left Tuesday after
noon for Newton, where he went to
attend a pure bred Short Horn cat
tie sale.
Miss Nora Arp returned to her
school duties in Atlantic Monday af-
'ternoon after spending over Sunday
with her parents, John Arp and fam
" Sly.
Mrs. Miles Gardner and two chill
dren who have been making a two
weeks visit at the home of her par
ents at Ames, returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. c. v. Pence OF Atlantic, was
in the city Tuesday visiting friends
while enroute to jefferson, where he
was to attend a conference. Rev,
Pence has been pastor of the Chris
tian church in Atlantic since the fall
OF 1918 but ia contemplating a
change. a~
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22

| CONGRESSMAN Green of this dis
trict has filed his nomination pa
pers with the secretary OF state. He
| is a candidate for reelection in the
| Ninth Iowa District and will not
have any opposition in his party for
the nomination.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Sheets and
son Conner, left Tuesday afternoon
for Warner, Alberta, Canada, where
they will spend the greater part of
the summer with their son Chas.
Sheets, who owns a large tract of
land in that vicinity. Farm help is
hard to get but Mr.. Sheets thought
he ought to make half hand any
way.
Chas. White was called TO Kenas-
ton, Sask., Canada Monday evening"
He had expected to remain week
longer, but seven head Of horses on
his farm strayed away last week,
and as they were needed for spring
farm work, HIS tenant wired him to
come at once. Mr.. White hopes to
return to Audubon in a couple of
weeks.
John Buthweg has been in poor
health the past three weeks and in
order to get relief he was taken to
the hospital in Atlantic. Word from
there yesterday was to the effect that
he was no better. His many friends
had hoped that he would get some
relief, and it may yet be possible
that he will be benefited by a series
of treatments.
s. G. Hunter of Hot Springs,
Ark, was in the city Sunday at
tending the funeral of the late Mel
Graham. Mrs. Frank Perry Of At
lantic was 9also here. Both re-
NAMED until Monday afternoon,
when they accompanied Mrs. S. A.
Graham to Atlantic. who went to the
Atlantic hospital to visit her sister,
Mrs. Stotts, who is quite ill.
Christian Hansen and f. N. Mel
son of Oakield township we're in
the city Tuesday looking after bust
ness matters. Mr.. Hansen is sec
rotary of the school district in Oak
field No. 1. At a meeting held the
18th the district let a contract for
the erection OF new school building,
the successful bidder being Thomas
Goodwin of Extra, his bid being
$3160.40.
John Griffith and August Johnson
returned the latter part Of the week
from attending the Hansen Bros.
Hereford sale at Williamsburg; the
Minish Bros. sale at Cedar Falls and
the Bishop & Mundy sale at Mar
shalltown where M. I. Masterson
joined them Griffith and Johnson
purchased eleven head and Mr.. Mas
terson purchased one head. They
report all three sales well attended
and good prices.
A. ]. Van Sise was in the city Fri
day evening to spend the night with
his family. He had been north of
Audubon and was ON his way to At
lantic, where he is making his head
quarters. Mr.. Van Sise says he
likes his new position but regrets
that he cannot be with his family
more. However, they will move to
Atlantic in June, when they will get
possession of the residence property
he purchased about the first OF
March.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22

Fred Tennigkeit went to Burling-
ton, Colo, Monday where he will
farm this summer. Fred has been
here for several months looking after
business matters.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22
A. E.. BEASON

Rev. G. B. Christensen and Rev.
r. Rasmussen Of Extra, went to
Sioux City Friday to attend a mis-
sion meeting which was to continue
over Sunday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-22

Robert Ping left Monday morning
for Panora where he will make an
extended visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cronkhite and
family.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-11
"FULL CREW" LAW TO
BE ENFORCED IN STATE

Bismarck, N. d., March 8.-Carl
Dupuis, of the state railroad commits
sion, has announced that the commits
sion has been notified by railroads oper-
ating in the state, that provisions of
the "full crew" law, passed by the
legislature in 1919, are being complied
with to the best Of the ability of the
roads. The law was not enforced dur
ing the period of government control
Of railroads, but will be enforced as
against the private management of
the railroads, it is announced.
The "full crew" bill is Senate Bill
No. IS, introduced by Senator Thor
wald Mostad of the Goth district.
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Sales made anywhere. Every sale. large or
small. will receive my best attention. Stock
for dates at my expense Will 80 70 gotting
out your sale bills and advertieing your sale.
Just send me your sale Mst. and will do eAs
rest,
a salesman.
have some fne bargains In farms and city
e Yoy. 1Sr sa % OF oty yHS
me- ] viii handle for you for one oslAll
commission. No big arm to split up with.
come and see me. or II you have any stock %
sell or trade. come and see me. - have stock
If haven't what you want. will set i for
you. I can sell anything for s0msthinS.
Come in and let us get together.
Yours for better prices and = square deal.
John Ehr Block Minot, N. OAK.
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knights Accept Rev. Mr.. Gallagher's
Invitation.

DeMolay Commandery X. T. has ac-
copied the invitation Of Rev. Mr.. Gal
lagher, Rector of All Saints Episco-
pal church, to attend special Easter
Services at the Arcade Theatre block
on Easter Sunday at o'clock in the
afternoon.
The services will be open to the pub
lie. A special musical program will
b rendered, with several numbers by
Mr.. Simmons, pipe organist Of con-
siderable note.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-11

Minot knights Attend Conley Funeral.
A. j. Drummer and Alex D. Hagen
stein, representing De Molay Com
mandery No. 10, K. t., went to Willis.
ton early Tuesday morning to attend
the funeral Of Grant L. Conley, Minot
pioneer, who passed away Sunday. De
Molay Commandery sent beautiful
floral spray.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-11

Notice of Stockholders Meeting.
The annual stOckholders' meeting
Of the Minot Underwriters Co. will be
held in their offices in the Jacobson
building on March Is and IL, ct 2
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of elect
ing directors and transacting such
other legal business as may come be-
lore IN N. Il. POWERS, Secretary.
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Balfour Mason Dies.

James s. Doyle Of Balfour passed
away Saturday from diabetes. He was
q member Of Preparedness Lodge Of
Perfection, Scottish Rite Masonry, Of
this city.
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Sold Turkey for $40.

Martin Jacobson marketed two
Mammoth Bronze turkeys in Minot
Monday. One Of them brot $40 ct
40 cents q pound. Mr.. jacobson Al
ways raises q nice flock Of these birds
q this Hereford Dale Ranch west Of
Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-03-11
Does Business Need New Con-

The Mems Club of the Presbyterian
church will meet Thursday night Of
this week. The subject "Does Bust
ness Need New Conscience?" will
be debated. C. B. Davis takes the af-
firmative and Norman Ellison the neg
alive.
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.Baby Elk. so Years OIL

John Schlanser, 80 years old, who
was initiated with Z class Of 100 ct
Fargo Saturday night, u tho Oldest,
Baby Elk" ever taken into the B. p.
o. Elks lodge.