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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition for Vacation by E. F. Plumb
ct al, in Bruce Township.

Know all men by these presents,
that Ermin r. Plumb and Alma ogden
Plumb, his wife. and John Phillips,
ana Elizabeth Phillips, his wife. of
Slreator. in the County of La Sale,
State of Illinois being the sole owners
of land described as follows to wit:
Lots /, : and 3, block 3, also the
north l29 feet of lots |. = and D. block
=, in Northwestern addition To the
Town of Streator. Illinois, hereby and
by these presents. do Nacate said de
Srribcd lots and blocks, and a~ much
Of the streets rs may ahut thereon
except that such vacation Shull not
apply to the street known rs I.oWlcn
street such vacated portion contain
ing 100 ucreS of land. more or less.
ana 10 be known hereafter a> OutIci |,
in Northwestern addition 10 Streutor,
Illinois.
Also. in addition to the above, be-
ing the owners of the south 10 feet
north - feet of lots |. ! and q. block
!, in Northwestern addition 10 the
Town of Streator, Illinois, do also by
these presents NaCate said last de
>crihcn lots ami blocks and 50 much
az the streets rs may abut thereon,
except that said vacation shall not
apply to the street known us Luw,lcu
street, such vacated portion containing
one acre of land more or less, and To
be known hereafter as Outlet =. in
Northwestern addition Ia the Town of
Sirvator, Illinois, ana the UNDERSIGNED
IN consideration of the premises do
hereby dedicate to the public and for
4 public highway. the south 70 feet
of the north lG9 feet OF lots |. - and
). in said block =. rcscrving. however:
the coal beneath the surface thereof
together with the right to mine and
remove the same without liability for
damage.
In witness whereof the parties have
hcreunto set their hands ana seals this
10th day of April. \. -. 1920.
ERMIN +, PLUME
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition Of Geo S. Wiley for Tyne.
writer

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your petitioner respectfully Informs
Your honorable board that the type
writer in the states attorneys office
i practically worn out, and requests
that You authorize the purchase of II
new typewriter for said office.
All Of which IS respectfully sub
mittcd,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
tContinued from page IL

10Th, 1920. Cause of death, fall OF
rock in coal mine.
80. John Scheiyer. Utica. Aug 18Th
1920. Cause, strangulation by hang
ing. Suicide.
81. WilhelmNe Myer. La Sale, Aug
-, 1920. Cause of death, cardiac apo
plcNy. Died suddenly.
- John Jos. Myers, Ottawa, Aug
2Sth. 1920, Cause, struck by train on
G. Il. I. 4 i. r. X. at Twin Bluffs.
81 Ellsworth l.. Robinson, Ia
Sale. Sept t. 1920, Cause of death.
mY0caTd1is. Died on &. X. /. y +.
train 1T Ottawa, HI,
The following inuurSt~ paid: VIII
liuH Mack. Willis NJ. Dean and E,II,-
worth /. Robinson.
Hon Chairman and Members Of The
Beard of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Corouer'~ Claims
respectfully report that thoy have en-
Wimod The report presented before
them and recommend The following:
The Coroner has held 81 iruucst~
duriHa the last quarter, Claims
against the following estates have
toyu G'ed in favor If the county:
james T. Gilith>. Frank Germ, Jacob
JI~m and Theodore Smith.
We recommend tlat III" County
CLERK draw an order on County Treas
urer for Jhe sum Of $4,000 in favor eff
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

ON motion of Supervisor Willsey
and duly seconded, the matter be re-
ferred TO the Fees and Salaries com
mittee. Carried.
Petition Of Josephine Wagner, Proba,
ton Officer for Increase in Salary.
Mr.. ThoS. Ferguson,
Ottawa, III.
Dear Mr. Ferguson:
VIII YOU please make out petition
for an increase of salary for me: !
have been probation officer three and
0ne-half years.
Thanking You very much for this
favor. | am,
MRS. JOSEPHINE WAGNER.
pu motion Of Supervisor Will~cy.
and duly seconded that matter be re-
forrcd to the Fees ana Salaries com
millee. Carried
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Report OF County Treasurer Of Balance
in Funds.

Mr.. John Gocdtner.
Chairman Finance Committee.
Board of Supervisors, La Sale Coun-
~ Illinois
Dear Sir:
Herewith find balance of various
funds as of September /. 1920:
County account .........S 663lS4
Eagle Creek Drainage dis
trict Observation-Disclosures. S1.G3
Freedom, Wallace and Day
ton Drainage district... 1907
institute fund ......... Gl1HS
Dog license fund. ...... G9t669
Unclaimed money account. li921Sl
Back taxes collected. .... 1IO.J6
Commissions Co. COl.... tl,2S516
EStray account ......... ll@I
Miscellaneous account 49,. 3,9i419I
Non1ligh School ....... 1,46l31
Fan River Road account. 4.jON.OO
State Aid Road account.... 3J,9I9.67
Federal Aid Road account ~ l66i1
Sanitarilm ac-
count observation-disclosures. 11,n2
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
S,E,92I.G
institute Fund.

N,NUETW
Institute Fund.
Receipts.
Balance on hand July I, 1919 Sl,141..G
Fees collected for rcgiStra-
lions, renewals and exam
nations of teachers GER
tificates .................. $500
S2,1192G
Expenditures.
Institute instructors .......S $500
Incidental expenses of insti-
tute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 23S.c3
Balance ON hand June 30. 1920 1,23GO3
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
SDo- rDS ~
'~-t ,D-N Ia
CourleouSIy yours.

'ourteou>ly yours.
GEORGE NJ REYNOLDS,
County Treasurer.
Moved by Supervisor Dunn, and
duly seconded. that report be received.
printed and filed Carried
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

respectfully report that they have eN
anihcd inc report presented hcfor,
them and recommend The following:
1ha Coroner has hcld 81 iGuucSi'
duriae the last quarter Claims
AGAINST the following estates hay,
been liipd in favor Of Tire County
james 4, CdiiIirh~. Frank Germ, Jacoi
JJ~m and Theodore Smith.
Ne recommend that IN" County
Cjarh draw an order on County Treas
urer for Jho sum Of $4,000 in favor of
Timothy poncelIue for holding 80 I'M
quests at $1,000 each.
All ot which Is respectfully sub
Mlued
l.. II. SilAbENSAtk.
ANDREW ROGERS,
W, A. HOLLAND
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
GEORGE s WILEY

States Attorney, La Sale county, H.
Moved by Supervisor ODonncil. and
duly seconded that the matter he re
ferred Ia the Court House and jain
committee. Carried
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
State Convention Report by Executive
Committee.

Mr.. Chairman and GcHtlcncn of the
Board Of Supervisors:
We your committee appointed to at
tend the thirty-tourth annual convpn-
tion of the State Association of Super
vi>ors, County commissioners. County
and Probate Clerks and County Audi
tors, which was held in Ottawa on
August Sd, lth and 9Th, and to make
arrangements for same, beg leave to
report that the convention was held rs
planned and was well attended and
in many respects a great success. The
visiting delegates We're highly enter
tanned, and went home with very
good opinion of La Sale county
and the City of Ottawa. We have ex-
amined the books. vouchers and re-
celptS of the clerk, and find that all
moneys received by him to pay the
expenses Of the convention have been
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
GEORGE =. WILEY.
Petition Of c. S. Ayres for Increase in
Salaries for Deputies in Sherih's
Office.

10 the Honorable Chairman and Gen
tlrmen of The Board ~ Supervisors !:
Gentlemen
hereby petition your honorable
body for an increase in the salaries
for The deputies in my office. For your
benefit am also giving you the figures
Of cash passed back tu the county
treasurer during my term of office
Which Will give YOU n better idea of
inst what incrcaN" may be- made.
Report of Jun" |. lol9,...,.S 1o2. -
Report Of December !, 1919. Dob. II
Report Of June |, l92o,..... 2.Sa1.1l
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Superintendent Of Schools Report.

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
| have the honor to present here
with my report of the county superin-
tendeut of schools for the year July
], 1919. to June 30. 1920
DISTRIRIrTINE, FUND
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

Your petitioner would respectfully
ask your honorable board for IN In
compensation of St"no2raphcr in the
office of The states attorney. La Sale
county.
GEORGE y. WILEY,
states Attorney La Sale county. Ill
Moved by Supervisor Charley, and
duly seconded. that he matter he re
fcrred Ia the Fees aud Salaries com
mlttcr. Carried.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
GEORGE J.. FARNSNpRTH.
County Supt. nf Highways,
ELMER l.. ROBERTS.

ELMER l.. ROBERTS.
County Attorney.
Ou motion of Supervisor Dunn, and
duty seconded, the matter was re.
torypd ia the Road and Bridge com
mi'tee and judiciary committee couu-
~ attorney aud superintendent Of hi-h-
ways carried
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition Of County Judge for Increase
in Salary for Court Reporter.

/" tho Honorable Board of SuprrviS
"iS Of the County of La Sale ard
state of Illinois:
The Undersigned. Harry Keck. judg,
Of tn" County court of La Sale coun-
ty Illinois, respectfully petitions yOnr
honorable body for II substantial in
crease Of salary of the court reporter
of the County court.
In addition to performing the duties
of reporting for the County court. it
has been the custom Of the incumbent
of this office also to do the shorthand
ana stenography work of the office Of
the county superintendent of high
ways, and to take care of the records
and correspondence in connection with
the probation work Of the County
court
Your honorable body will appreciate
that the present salary is inadequate
tor TINS position, because, when Il va
can"y occurred in the position Of
county court reporter about ten
months ago, there was only one appli-
cant for the position at the salary Of.
tered. Other respectiV" applicants re-.
fused to make application because
they stated the salary was inadequate,
The present incumbent IS very com
petcnt and efficient. and is entitled to
n substantial increase.
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY RECK,
County Judge La Sale county. III.
Moved by Supervisor Willsey, and
duly seconded. that the matter be re-
fcrred to the Fees and Salaries com
mittec. Carried.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
GEORGE +. BELL,
T.. l.. CO\ERTO\,
JOHN tOEnT\Elt.

Moved by Supervisor Co,!erton, and
duly seconded that report be adopted.
Carried.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
(SEALD
ALMA OGDEN PLUMB.
(SEAL)
JOHN PHILLIPS,
(SEALD
ELIZABETH PHILLIPS.
(SEAI) }

State OF Illinois,
La Sale C0unty-ss.
|, George GouIdng, notary public
IN ana for said county. do hereby Ger.
tity that Ermin +. Plumb and Alma
ogden Plumb, his wife. and John Phil
lips and Elizabeth Phillips, his wife
who are personally known to me to be
the same persons whose names are
subscribed 10 the foregoing inSrru-
lnent appeared before me in person.
and acknowledged that they signed,
sealed and delivered the said in>tru-
mcnt as their free and voluntary act,
Tor the uses and purposes as therein
set forth.
Given under my hand and nufarinl
seal this 10th day of April, \. u.
1920
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

railroad company has made the propo-
sitiun Of paying one-tllrh the coSi
thereof, said ottawa township paying
onc-third thereof. and we believe il
would be proper for the county of La
Sale to pay one-thrd the cost there
Of.
We would further report that the
county attorney, in conjunction with
the attorney for the Township of ct
uWa has prepared and had executed,
ready 10 be filed with the Public Utli-
ties commission OF This state, a petit
ton asking for the construction or
such proposed improvements but le-
licvin& "" are not authorized at this
time Ia file the same. ask for further
Instructions in the same.
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitcd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

Total ............,..... SS,oSl G3
II il needless for Iue to cali Your
attention ~ t" why this increase
should be- given as You gentlemen fully
understand the conditions as they
exist today.
Hoping that You will give il YOUR
Non in advance, | am.
Sincerely and respectfully yours
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition Of AxcI Heiberg for Increase
in Salary Of County Auditor.

49,
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per- -, we, '"'''' ~ N"i''f''N"fS "l
"a N""' : "o'''|
'''' "'i'''F>'-ll'' ''r'hN pct'''"hN
YOUR t""oIah'' h"af" Tor the earnest
va ''''i' VI N""' REFS ah" SIT
".', '"''l'"''''' I"' re-a"lnN'n''1'i
'"'"'% W. ''' '''''' VI N"u'i'S
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''>I'''''''''H H'ln'''''leo,
NAfh ''fdhf'''''
'F'>''' county A"d'''r'
duly seconded that the matter, bc re-
fcrrcd 20 the Foes ana Salaries com
miltcr Carried
Petition Of w c. Flick for Increase
in salar,cs il, otc. ~ NJ prohste
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition Of w c. Flick for Increase
IN Salaries in Office Of of Probate
Clerk
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM &. FLICK.

TTVT'HTN 7 TUTk.
Moved by Supervisor Willsoy. AMI
duly seconded that The matter be ic-
forrcd 40 lhc Fees ana Salaries com
mltlor, carried.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
holm +. BltHNEE.

TtVVVTWNT OF T'VNtIN.
tn mo'ion ur Supervisor Wilsey
auj duIv seconded thai matter be re-
tomoj TO the Fees and Salaric, com
miltyr CARRIED.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
Petition Of Eff: Doan, Probation Off.
Ger FOR increaee in Salary.

tio the Honorable Board of Supclvis-
oat IN sale County, H.:
GuHlcWcu:
I hereby apply for AN increase Of
$4,000 per year in my salary a. pro
bation officer in la Sale, Peru and
Oglcsbr, ana verv respectfully request
your Kind consideration of this 2p.
piication,
EFFIE DOAN,
Probation officer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07

18Th, 1920. Cause of death fall of
rock in coal mine
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-07
submitted,
.lNEL HEIBERG,

T'"''TTT 'VWTTTN .NWVTT'T.
Moved i'y Supervisor Willsey and
duly seconded. that the matte, bc re-
fcrrcd go the Foes ana Salaries com
m'cr.r Carried
Washington Journal., 1920-07-02

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Der Sbnmadt. ST lieot aui ct.
mem Bett. Gr iicbt Die aItcu. err
idridt uno idlicbt Die gugen.
n@er icio Sbr2" iraot er leiie.
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ibm pobl. llno wie elm groBes
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.lar.
Gr 0ifnet Die Slueen uno idalit
lie an.
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Eohter9" fragt er.
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uro er idaut iie poa 2iebe an
uno iagt:
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Mutter."
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
SOME NEW HINTS
FOR LAND CLEARERS

Northern cutover districts have
been experiencing ideal conditions
for fall Clearing wet condition of
the SOIL and the absence of freezing
weather. Good progress has been
made in many localities, especially
over. districts of standing balsam and
poplar where root decay has begun.
eve are finding two methods sue
.cessful," says M. j. Thompson, sup
erintendent of the northeast expert
ment station at Duluth. Using a
long derrick chain and hitching we'll
up on a tree, the entire tree, stump
included, may be pulled over. pro-
vided few lateral roots are cut. The
stump can then be sawed off with
less labor and with greater saving OF
fuel. d., b., - T.
Another plan is to cut the tree
off breast high, trim and top them
and pile the poles. Then follow with
a team, pull and pile the stumps and
later saw for firewood. The former
is perhaps quicker plan and the
latter a heater one" 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
BUSINESS man COULD
HARDLY WALK A BLOCK

I got so weak I could hardly look
after my business.
81 improved from the very first
when I started on Tanlac and today
as sound a man physically as l
ever was in my life. The gas has
stopped forming on my stomach and
I am no longer troubled with those
awful smothering spells. can eat
anything without suffering any bad
after effects. l sleep sound at night
and feel built up in every way. I
can stay behind the counter all day
long now and never feel tired when
night comes. Tanlac has done fine
work for me and don't believe any,
body that takes it will ever have
cause for regret" -,
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by City
Drug Store, Knutson & Lila at
Graceton, V. M. Owen & Co. at
Hines, James Taylor, Tenstrike, and
by the leading druggists in every
town.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
MINNESOTA 1MPREssEs r. ! +
-, MIsSOURIAN TOURIST

The following letter from the |
Modern Highway" should make all
good Minnesota citizens glad they |
live in the Gopher state. a.. .a e.. .-s
-. nv - Carthage, Mo.
Dear Mr.. Clarkson: ! /. ( *4.< /
. After travelling the Jefferson High
way as far as Bemidji, eleven weeks
in Minnesota and one in Canada, COW
ering 1000 miles, we have reached
home with Missouri air in every tire.
We are ready to testify that the TO-
900 Lakes: are all there. We were
impressed with the enormous auto
from nearly every
state. The remarkable amount of
road work on the highway required
frequent detours, but underlying any
annoyance therefrom is the knOwl-
edge that it will be simply great
when finished. The highway will need
to be doubled in capacity, to handle
the traffic. We found one filing sta
ton in Iowa where they were able to
put fifteen gallons in twelve gal
Ion falkland it bore the sign of
jill Garage. We found one citizen
Of Owatonna who objected to visit
roads," and the reply that something
over $1,000 we had expended along
the way would likely take care Of our
part-did not seem to reach him. We
found tourists and residents uni
for,nly courteous and hospita BILE; had
good fishing, saw plenty of evidence
Of moose, deer and one bear. We ran
over partridge in the roadway, and
convinced farmers good wifi
that it had not been unlawfully kill
en- and no violation OF law to cook it
for us. We spent several hours on
the Flute Reed River watching beav
ers at their work. John Eliasen. near
Hovland, last winter marketed so
cords of pulp wood from his home
forty, every tree being cut by these
small photograph showing the trees
cut by beavers while we were there;
a photograph OF the excellent gravel
road thru the woods country between
Duluth and the Canadian border
Why not branch of the jefferson
Highway to coneet with this road
at Duluth?
Before the existence of the high
way we would not have undertaken
such a trip. When | applied to a
local banker for travellers checks he
said: what? Going to Minnesota
like everybody else! We have issued
more travellers checks for northern
travellers than in all our history be-
fore Why cant we get some of the
people from that country down this
way?"
Tell them to come. We will be glad
to have them wear out our roads.
G.. A. BLAIR.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
Became So Run Down From
Indigestion He Almost Had
to Quit His Business, Says
Tanlac Restored His Health.

Il could hardly walk block with
out having to stop and rest, but since
taking Tanlac I don't believe I was
ever before in better health" said
Stephen. E. Merck, Superior Boule-
ward, Mimi.
Il had chronic case of indiges-
ton that had been bothering me for
seven years. What ate would al
ways sour on my stomach and !
would bloat up with gas until / SIM
ply had to fight for breath. At night
I had awful smothering spells and
often had to get out of bed to be
able to breathe. My strength and
energy seemed to leave me and finally
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
X Xxx xxx kk<<k x X X +
X kELLIHER SCHOOL NOTES> x

kk<k<< 4 ~ 4 4 y 4 4 4 4
The Carlson, twins were absent
from school Friday on account OF
their going home to Saum for few
days with their sister, Alice, who
leaves for California in a few weeks.
They entertained number of friends
at dinner while home on the farm
The Senior Literary society gave
| a, very interesting. program Friday,
last. The program was as follows:
Song by the members; Reading by
Rcseila Mudica; Song "Back Home in
Tennessee, by six members; Original
story written by Marie Leach and
read by Pauline Pfund; Instrumental,
by Pearl Peterson; Recitation, Mel
J lie Brindos; Reading, Ethel Lilij-
gren; Dialogue, Edith Nyquist and
.Ane Bryant.
The pupils of the school had the
! pleasure of marching with the memb.
ers of the Oscar Ahlberg post Of the
| American Legion Thursday, NOvemb.
er 18th. After the march the pupils
had the pleasure of enjoying free
ticket to the "Pastime"> theatre tt
see the picture, "Pershing's Crusad.
ers." shown by the American Legion
The picture was enjoyed by all pre-
sent and those not present in the aft
ernoon enjoyed it in the evening, aft
er which boxing matches and wrest
ling matches followed. Following
this performance the greater part o.
the people and members of the High
school enjoyed the dance, by thei1
}2leepy appearance on Friday morn
ing.
The Parent -Teacher-Student associ
alton, which postponed its meetin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-17
OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR
A WOODEN WEDDING.

real wooden wedding took place in Washington c. last week
groom BRIDE
1"?" s The @
the e week with the
Nathan Miller of New York nothing nothing
With s s' arss the p ses ee ~ an
did Miller do it;rMan h Free Press , h r.nuoon
wrecer who been active this last eight
damageI-The Anoka Herald
as ssa e re
% nSt @ the uSe s | E be a to- %
will not indulge in endless note writing with countries that heap insults
DlNc YOU GET THREE
Norman stuckey remarks that the commendabe
short skirt that they
ud lnfns that when money makes the mare CO. takes
HAPPY THOUGHT.
sum up briefly seems to be Se are
Jopheus Secretary Colby batt1eshp for the visit
going back Rseis with h%
Milwaukee Sentinel
us sSe soo% ee as s Ss @ that Tn s
child might imagine he really bull and make the house
There have the list of
York even we'll as they enforce the law against
girl robbers by hiding the companys nav
up o reg ne time the
Angeles accused of trying to influence
~ss s e wa. sss eze @ P1 Wf
Rapid River of being the only
precinct in the county to report plurality for CoxNorhern
Work little cabinet makers are
working overtme-Ittle Falls Transcript. 49, -"~