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Gordon V. Vaulx.


 Gordon w Vaulx, aged 36, brother of Circuit Clerk Sam F. Vaulx, died at the home of his mother. in Fav- etteville, late Saturday night. Sam Vaulx received a message Saturday announcing that his brother was SC. rionsly ill, but was unable to reach, Fayetteville before his brother died
 Gordon Vaulx was a native of Fayetteville, but for some years has made his home in Lincoln, Neb,. where he was travelling auditor for the Automatic Telephone company Recently he went to Excelsior Springs, Mo-, for his health, and from there went to visit his mother in Fayetteville.
 He lived in Pine Bluff for several years, and prior to his departure from the city about two years ago, he was connected with the Cotton Belt bank.
 Besides his mother, he is survived by his widow, of Lincoln, Neb., seven sisters, and one brother. Sam Vaulx. One of his sisters is Mrs. Frank Horsfall of Monticello, and another is Miss Julia Vaulx, librarian at the University of Arkansas.
 F. J. Hearin.
 The funeral of F. J. Hearin, who died at his home in Little Rock ,Saturday night, was held at the chapel of H. I. Holderness and com pany yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted by Rev. E. K. Steel. Interment was in Bellwood cemetery. beside the grave of his son, Allen Hearin. who died year ago of in- juries received in. France.
 The following served as pallbear- CTS: John Holman, R. H. Williams, s. F. Hilzheim, w. s. Ballard, liar " Rosenberg, Nose Reinach, Ben Veil and F. Willingham.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06
GET RID OF s:sPRING FEVER.

If you lack energy--if you lack ."pep"-the chances are that your bowels are sluggish. A Foley Cathar- tic Tablet is wholesome physic that will rid you of biliousness, gas. hloeting, sick headaches and consti- patton. They invigorate the liver Sold by Mann's Pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06
LEONARD AIDS NEWSIES

San Francisco, Cal, April 5.-Ben- nv Leonard, lightweight champion, will appear here in an exhibition bout Tuesday night, April 13, given exclusively for the newsboys of this city by the San Francisco Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06
Pine Bluff High Defeats FOrdyce
 by IS to 6 Score

Pine Bluff high school, tilting the baseball season. slid at the athletic field yesterday afternoon, defeated the Fordyce High school team in a slugfest. The score was IS to 6. The game was loosely played, free-hitting affair, but was replete with all sorts of baseball and kept a crowd of interested spectators in the stands until the ninth inning was recorded in the score book.
 Tho Scnro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

P. Bluff 0 2 2 0 2 6 3 4 x IS II 5 Fordyce Il O1 20 o OO2 6 4 8
 Summary:
 Umpires-Alexander and Barrow Struck out: By Clark 15; by Herns- berger g.
 Bases on balls: Off Clark 10; off Hernsberger. 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Up
 the System,

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking as the formula is printed on every label, showing it is Quinine and Iron in Tasteless form. soc. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

Assessors of road district No. 24. which provides for the construction 0f road 1-2 miles long connecting Linwood and Garret's landing were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

for Harrison and Batesville, to at tend group meetings of the Arkan- sas Bankers association. He acts as the representative of the Arkansas Banker, the state bankers journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

Wouldst avoid colds, grip and in- fluenza? Then take Dr. Brnnson's Famous Prescription. 1-24-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

The Women's Presbyterial Aux Hilary of the Pine Bluff Presbyt will meet in Helena, Ark, April 26- 27-2S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

Dr. Brunson's Famous Prescrip- tion was originally prescribed to overcome ailments peculiar to people of this section, and is especially val able at this time Manufactured by Reinberger & Collier, Pine Bluff:
 1-24-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

Call up Ben Robinson, phone 1O31. to have your plumbing repaired. Es- tiMAtion on all new work or remodel ltne and gas fitting. 1O4 East Bar rAQue street. 4-l-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

H. K. Buchanan of Little Rock is in Pine Bluff for several days. Mir. Buchanan is the brother of Miss E. L. Buchanan who is here in the in- terest of the Y. w. C.. A. Girls Work conference.
 MT. M. H. Norton, planter of Ladd, 's in the city this week on busi ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-06

s Wm. Kincannon of Camden, Tenn, has joined the force of c. M. Fergu- Apn and Son, wholesale grocers, and left today to manage the branch house at McGehee.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

@bis @rubeorbeiocrne eSllinois
og at16re Ste6er, bbor Sc for Gi6e11
.ftreifer, biI fp1ge 0r6ren ira fit So
beopreitoent, ssobn 8. 2e>uis, iaa CT
ser al l1oiigt til at Gtreif'1 piI brre
.ober / 6e nermeIte Dage. sra !it
&o11tor SS110ianopolis melotc ,1cni,
= Zig Mr. 2etpis Gre6ag Mfie, at Da1l
piebliffelig bi1oe uofte5s 0rorc til Sc
1treifenoe Wrnbearbeioere onl Ct
gietoptage 9lrbet6et. - 9enne Meo
.6elelie fo111 efter Mo6tage!icn al IT
Eelegrant fra Hreii6ent @ilion,
bbort 6enne tilbDoer fig at fa1nn1e:1,
mI6e @rubearbei6ernes og OperatG,
rernes !. 2dnsfontiteer for at roooe
@o6 paa l1retfar6igbe6er, fot1 tt1aat
te Da flt1oet @te6 be0 oct 26nsffaIc,
1onr Hrgft6entfon1r1is isiione11. 4n6fgr.
oigebe. / Mpril. lsS1ni6lerti6 filler
Nreiioenten fon1 getingelie for ben
ne ii11 Mftio1t at Wrubearbei6
giebliffelig eienoptar tit Mrbeine
Dh. 2etpis 1totalte efter Mo6tagel.
fen of Ge1agrat1trtet,, at Nraii6en,
tens gorilag biloe fit16e MnfInne
Dos alle retttaufe @rnbearbe oere
o. dt ban I Senbo1o bertil s5ieblif,
ffelig ogte0e dt It's iiteDe e1a Drore, SCI
paa6Doer ole itreif ifet1oes Grub bear5ei-
oereI s5lrittois % sSll1b 1biana at gien,
opta atbsiost ilig ot gtnbeoriftan
tat tll itoth,nl, d.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

:of 6isie @e11ge blep giort, funoe III;
tet oeraf be11DtteS til }aa6aht Brng'
ss0aen @irfefo1fet los fig iffe rpie n1eo
bette @Dar: On &on1ite blep lt0=
11ebnt at gao til ct, Saul zog I'M
6erbonole oesongaaenDes 111e0 GU
per11er @ur1rqrt}f, iont lb{teote1 1Grpz
flanationen for sS11oiam1ingett .og
1oneb1he Sen lofale 5a&elief Cont
1nislion". Com iao6an &on1ite ret
1te Or 81. 8. Sole, Me6nftgr 90. 8.
Moen og Baitor &ieoe1 til 5t.Narl
iio1te Treoags @fterlni60og % 1T
Toretreoe bo5 @npernpren 1rpife
Dogs 6ornnt66ag. gfterat 9tilli11..
gen bar. forflaret for @uperndren
ifn6tog ban itrafs en- nleget benlig
&oloning og 1totalte, at BET piloe
-. %
bere bom en- @le6e om oe Menig=
beoer iom 1eo @fa6e Der fun6e >faa
en6el &ielp al bette. Sono, San tog
6a fore, at giennemgaa &eforoelt
fra oen Sio 0praabet bleb giort og
BEN Iofale &on11niSfion u0nebnt, og
fon fnart til BEN 9lutning, at Ser
intet bar ibeien forat 6e1t lofale &n11
mis1ion fun6e u66ele 1aa0an 9iplp
ONT 6cn fa10t set paafrGDet al oe
lofale Oruitenoigbe6er. s. &enbo1o
6erfi1 gab ban &omiteen ibenoe fpl=
gen6e @fribeIie:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
@fal &irferne faa Sielp ?

0benfaae1loe Spprgsn1aol bat
bGret ipurgt of 11ange &irfefoH beri
8De1 BET ienere. @r11n6en 0erfor
er ben, at ben iaafal6te @ielp&ott=
1t1is1ion, Ser bar babt me6 l16oelin=
gen al &ielp til 6e fom leo Cab At
gpflonet1, at gibre> en6n1 bar e1t
Balance / &asien al $36, 100000.
Com fpr meooelt bette 8la6 bac
nebnte &on1misiion beiluttet at iel=
6e 6is1e @en9e tilbage til @iberne =
eller rettere fagt til Sor1nGnoene for
syt1oiamIingn / bbert County. st
1en6e set tilbage til ollie @ibere bill
6e 10 bore on1trent cit nnu1ltgbeo.
geaor &irfefolfet beri 8Den fan6t
16, at faa meget Henge enon11 bar
igien &aSfen og bba6 &ornnriS1io<
men ogte6e at gidre meo bis1e @el1=
ge, bleb Der ianrmenfalot ct Meoe al
&epreientanter fra Sc forifieuige
Me11igbeber 1om LED mere 'eller mint
Ore Eab al @Dnonen ifidr og en &o-
mite bleb ne61at forat gidre @nnro6=
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faarneget 6eraf fom &on1mriSiioner
oniaa for paafrebet til @ienreis=
ming al 6e boelagte &irfebuie. st
iaa6o11t 6orlange116e bleb giort,
n1en &oniteen fit til @bar, at ifplge
Sc @ilfaar bborefter SSnolamlingen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
! D 4. 81. D. 81. 4 q u1y s 1920.
~ Menbers Of the Fergus Falls i
4 I sz Z Relief Committee. \. y .5:..

G1tl le1nen: .. ....< : ST. Z : e. IS, s3. .5a
a G Committee, composed of citi
5szens Of Fergus Fails called on me
today to urge that the funds still
in the. hands Of the Commission
be used to aid in rebuilding the
churches in Fergus Falls which.
were destroyed in the tornado OF
\ June, 1919. =. ~. ~ - -
/ The proclamation by which the
Commission was appointed, a
copy Of which is attached hereto.
provides only that the fund be
used ''for assisting the stricken
families and aid in the reeonstruc
ton of the section destroyed.
:: If the commission is of the opi
nion that the churches are in
need Of funds for reconstructing
the buildings destroyed, there is
nothing in the proclamation ap-
pointing the commission to prev
ent the use of such funds for that
purpose.
" Very truly yours,
J. A. A. Burnquist. !.
Wleo oenne @enbe116elfe fra Git
ber1rGrert er set MI Meni11gen at GID
re en np Mmno6ni1tg til BEN 1ofalc
&on1n1islion, og bet CT at baabe at
Sen bill en6re fit 5ta,,6punft %
fontne Me1igbe til &iR1p at
gienopbDgge fine &trfebufe. Set
fan 6og bemerfes, at nogle af &omt,
mis1ibnens Me6lemner bar be1e g.
Sen !bnret ben1tg ite1nt moo Wenig'
be6er11e oette Spbrgs1naa1, nen Sc
bar bnret / :Minpritet. Den 1ofale
&onun1is1ions 5ornano er borte for
rerbgren6e, men iaa1nart ban foln-
n1er &iem bill oenne Gag a1tIaa faa
bi0ere @eban6ling.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
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Ga1 2eaes @nnoAe1sraa6.

Sriff Suit ! &ns5 | gp, poo 2anol
Strut rtgeIig bet rene 8on6l s.
@o16 rent bit @us og &ler, =
6it 2egem rent ifer. ~ !. Il
gaH Mniigt> Sa1s og Set0er,* :
ifp1 sSals og @un6, pubs Een6er
bber slften fpr tiliengs 61t gaar I
og Morgen, nar iaa op ou ftdar:
Soft &enoer fdr ou 1ipiier. =sss
fltp 6ine 9eegle forte,,: u
bol6 Sntu6iet fra 6ent borte, ::
! for mangen @pg6on1 fri o11 eaar,
.ion ellers altfor let sig 11aar.
Slip bette u6 og beng set op, !"
og 1es BET flittig> Buff Sin @rop' :.
er laa,t fulr fra Borberre!
Sin <gt er geien fparre " =
for @pgoon1, 0n6ifap, Dobenffab,
for aIt, fom bol6er @lr1obeostab.
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
CITATION FOR HEARING. ON FINAL Ac
: COUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION. !.
State of Minnesota. County of Otter Tall,

In the matter of the estate of Halvor Bergerson.
Decedent. ->s t:f3
The State of Minnesota to all persons in,
terested in the final account and distribution. of
the estate Of said decedent: The Representative,
Of the above named decedent having filed in
this court his final account of the administration
of the estate of said decedent, together with his
petition praving for the adjustment and allow
ance Of said fina! account and for distribution of
entitled: Therefore you and each Of yoY4, . are,
you have. before this court, at the Probate
Court Rooms in, the Court House. n the city Of Of
Minnesota; on the End day of September 1920. at
O'Clock A. NJ. or as soon thereafter as ss3d
not be granted: and that this citation be served
by the publication thereof according to lazy, and
by mailing copy of this citation at least days
before said day Of hearing to each Of the heirs of
said decedent whose names and an addresses are
y Witness, the Judge Of said Court. this 10th day
of July, A. D. 1920.< =. =
ISeal Of Probate Court] E. Frankberg,
Judge of Probate
John N. Haagenson, Att for Petitioner.
First Publication August 4th, 1920. ~ NJ
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
Eol(e'lt [ I: ]. ituri

o1enSs iabne bpnge= |
I.Negtif ifaalelt. Nusf paogaa
el1oe og ipneS lite at ftuttofe for l1o..,
gen l,tg Den polite Megiering
=pellter MI paa at 9elegaterne iont
#.ffuIoe ipge at faa iitano en- @aabens
bbiIe 1ngoer 1neo i11arlig Sufces;:
men ltoiigter1e Ct life iffe sgooe. @
|s.s Den polite Soribarsf fontmiSiiu11
bar> forfaffet fire. af Sc getingelier,.
iom @olfebiferne o1ltages at bile
ftt1e for at aaa it16 paa en- @aabet'.
bbile> ion1 ltot1tagelige. Gor set ifar,
:Sfte bill lite @o1e11 'afpebne belt eller
6elbis og beller iiffffe iiffffe 6etnobiliiere I'm
elrme, fpr Gre6straftaten er 1tnoer>.
Trebet. 6or set an6et bill BET lite
gaa ms paa at 6anne en !Sobietre.~
giering bbilfeniombe1It Gornn: ssSpr
bet. treble bill set life la6e fig ngis
mes ct 111i116re Eerritortun1, ems
bba6 Sc Mlliereoe Dar gibet set, og
for Set fier6e bill 6etziffe. eaa meo
paa, at @uslano ifal babe paa 11oget
Steo fe1les @rGnie 1neo Epiflaao i
@itpreltlen, felp ONT 2itbauelt gaar
i115 paa Set. -
General GougoebebifD fortiGtter
s(ngrebet og forii11fer gaabenbbiler
moo 2el1ins @n1fe. 2eni11 er bange
for, at 6ett 1tnge General fomrner til
at oprette en- reofftton9r DHtatur,
Fifdlge en ban11nelig Meooelelie, iotn
set frantic 116enrigsn1tntite bar
/ sn1o6taget fra Moifau. - =
) 9fuS1i|f @oba1eri ri6er nit Sfet.
ming >af Moricbau as &etene, io111
f6rer til BEN polite &obe6ita6. Sra
Dft- -Breltien fotnn1er Melotnger fro
3ie1bi6ner, iom forte1ler, at ocn
po1ife >2ro11t ct falot ol6eles iant.
111e1t og at Set po1lfe SSnfantert er
paa bills GIugt. Sc rltsitife 2ofaf>
ter rioer gier,1en 6ets &Gffer uoen
at itanies:for at tage Ganger. @o>
faffferne Dnr not fat fig + fpreuttt t,srrte
/ @arfcbau on fort Sis, og Sc n1aa
ifp11oe Zig.
Sra @aricbou 11el6es, at 8pen er.
b1it erfleret / @e1eiringstt1iton6, og
at al1e Sropper, {om fa1t ifrabes ian1
men, er Bit }en6t nor0ober for at
foribare 1e gan11e Sorter og 5fpt<
tergrabe> faa iffe &obe6itaoen tages
of sSien6en. ~
Set figes Der, at 91usierne life az
ter at ftoppe. fdr Sc bar taget @ar.
fcbau> ielb ON Der ia1i6lerti6 er fll1t<
tet en @oobenbbile. 81
s Nor6 er olle &ete, fo1n fgrer til
@aricbon, aobne for @usierne, 1on
-rDffffer iaa burtig frem at 6eres ST.
fa11tert og Mrtilleri ligger 1a1gt til
bage. 'De polfe @ol6ater bar eftere
Ia6t alt fit &ros, ser nit fp1oer Set
enc, % flDgter ober Marferne. Mog~
le bill bIibe ir1ter11eret Epifla11o,
me6ens a116re Tiger at fon1me fig til
@oriebau,,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

(
u HE IS WELL and feeling fine
- This leaves me well and feeling
fine and enjoying myself with
out pain and feeling bad like |
used to-, writes Ames Carmarl,
Mayfie1d, Ky. "NIy back used to
hurt me and I could NOT straight
5en up: Since I took Fo'eY Kidney
sPillssI have not had that trouble"
Good for lame back, sore muse.
les, stiff. 81 oints e,1n1atic pains
and other yrnpt toms ef kidney
and bladds rolb1e .#.
Sold Eysr 70.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

pan Maane6e 81 TIT for tie Mar;I
fiioert bar IbQll troos lilte So ggllar,
ROM 90 rpriilq1.. san efterla0er {il ii1.
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get1ier 9pe Wsicbelet, DoflatD, Gt1l I,
sOee 81 icIelet, 1,orftlererit1oe beo5
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10: 6. genator @nl,te geello11s Brii.-5
.pat{e fretapr . J: 5aqfprer WiIbelm Wssii.sY Wsi.:
cbeIet Ebief fSFiber ssSalls, Deintt:---
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1887 pda s5reorifsbaI0 oq nar7 Sen
fioite3 d1f Bgr1lene efter eino1t Cent.
itr1tp wsicbeIet, i firls Sis -Shftau,ts
ffriper i Eronbbiem oa 61ftr1t, fdot
w,oren 8a{ine SAILS. ) gleqtet1 e. rsjl Ell. 3
.of Sc beo5t befienote i georae. & II 4. 4
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
;55ersus SAILS, n1innefota .4oe 2luguit 1920.
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fra 8Del1. tom !. 2drDags tiBage fro
ct lengere gefgg fTil i galnle srtllffe'r Fl5e'
sssomu. 6 5z
5Gs,iilia1gs: 81 fefs garelfc @ns,
/ goo 8eligae11beo ppu 0ernot1 g9fpt.
Setper, ga1to og eleltrilf 2Ds: 81.
=.l +. ..s.... :. %:-..', 81 8 Moelt.
#.. 9bibe 9a,1eifiprt, Il.
Spi6e Dan1eifjgrt, ion1 fan pdffe5
>ente11 i @iIfe eller 8o1nuIb, 1z &rts
2eaber Sept, Gtore. !. 8.
$ Moling, &aIfon1ine, 2inIeeb
Ole og Eerrpentitl, bar bi ct itcrt
Oplag og bore Hriicr ers obiolut
Met. - @ture 2ien &ar6tpare Go.
@aa iffe paa @folc : 80
til Soften f6renb 6u bar fqoet en-
fri &atalog fra @orf gfegion 2utber
College Gergus GalGs, Minn. On
@foIe ionr er ful6t anerfienot (acs
ereoite6). 9lca6e11ic, Morn1al og
Gorret1ingsflrier. @frib til mig
ongaaen6e. 6i1 Gfolep1an til neite
@ar. Grancis Beterion, Breii6e11t
-@bite Hine tpitb Eur er ct uo.
n1erfet @i66el. for @ebanoling al
&oite, Gorfi6lelie, @rontit og Gun,
gefpgoon1me. &an bruges for at les
ne en- &ofte, og er oglaa ct 1t6ngrfet
Siplpeniooel for 2in6rirg of &als.
o116er og &esbeo. Gilial9s bos See,
gaelfon Drltg So, 2i1coln Mbe. Geit
-H. 6. Simo1 fra Dalton bar
i11oom igaar. Sa11] forta1te os, at
ban oIIere6e bdr Mfdis @te1g1er 10
500 bgte>: og at ban er bi1lig til at
fanmenligne fit Moisager r1e6 bpll
feniombe1ft itt6en gountiet. I: @a1;
r1ener, at bette fan tiIifribes gru.l.
big 8earbei6elie al Sorbe1t bborpoo
bans lille Gorm er Ss god ssylhtHIra-
tiot. &ans Boteter er ogiaa 1tGr7
tferig / @eft og Gol6s bette @ar.
-Me1s Mn6erio11, 59n al Mr. og
Mrs. Sulius 9l1tberion be6 Helica1,
9aapi6s, 6rufne6e :npltg ! Misiouri
g1be11 be0 Greet Sails, Mont. De11
Gorl1Ipffe6e bar 26 Mar ga111t11el.
&an 6eltog / &rigeh / lra1tfrige og
bar paa Glag1i11ien i p Gage u6elt
at bli set ringelte beifaoiget 2iget
bleb bragt til Heliea11 Napios oG
Sor6feItet be6~ Beltcan 8alleD &ir-
fen iiofte Gre6ag. Yaitor Melan0
forrette6e.
-Dtr. og Wers. Sobn 6. Maas;
10 og Dfr. og Mrs. Snlil1s S. &lob,
fta6 / geortpeQian @robe, feire0e
@6lbbrDllup 6en 206e >ssSuli. gn
flor GorIan1ing af -@legtningc og
Benner bar ti11teoe.: Taler bleb boIDt
af Baitorerne Mela1to og @igrnlo11,
og &bin6erne idrgeoe for rul1oe1ia
@ebnrtntng. @u6crsparenc bleu
oberraft flere bafre @aber. ,@lanot
bent fom bar ti1Iteoe berfra 8Den
bar s. g. @etbre og bans 9atter>
Mrs. @sarie Saagcl1ioll. ~v
-@orbefte1 ct 111'i ful6 @ang o.
n1eget @maagrpn er a1lcreoc Sfou-
ret og / u@bocfs" Det bitter Jig, ci
l16fql6et beronfrilrg bill b1t onttre;it
iom antD6et / fi6fte Mr. Slug, @ya,
Sabre og Glar bill ei eo6t lt55ptit::
&bao &be6en a1tgaar, iaa er Set ia
forffielligt. gt6el Sbe6eagre, ifnr
tib1ig plarttet, 1ober nofiaa goot, tic
oens e1t betpoe1ig Del er mere eller
n1i1lore befa6ieet Of &uit. Sbelcta.
get fan get BOG fises, at l1obpttet al
Saru1e1te beronrtring bill blt 1tutlaa
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

Gfterlp9t. - Gor1e6en Dag fit
ieg ct @reb fra &riitiania, Morge,
n1eo @p6rgs>naal ONT ieg flt11oc
biglpe bent ut fin6e Mari @a1tru6
eller @benion. Sum bar fp6t / 9icr,
@nobranoSoa1en george, for 70
Mar 1i0en. sSor ober 80 Mar 1i6el1
reifte bum til Mmertfa og fon1 ii!
Beltcan &opi6s, Wetnn. Ser belu
FUN gift meo Mr. Ole @altruo.
? Ser er en- it9r @rb paa mange tn.
fen &roner, iom penter be16e. Dell
eller 9e, {om fqn eiOe 0pl9s'ai''ger,
gjgr bel.> :.
~ Meb. 81. Welol16, :. :.
8elican @apios, Mti,11t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
CITATION FOR HEARING ON PETITION
FOR ADMINISTRATION. : S 5#
State of Minnesota, County of Otter Tail. IS.
prohafla Court ~ = .tsg.


=. In Probate Court. 5S&F5ES
In the Matter Of the estate Of Oscar Ingebretson
Decedent. Il Il 7s,.f ~ .s& ,1 - ~
The State of Minnesota to all whom it may
concern: $s55..EE ~. VI |5; III. :
5 The petition of Arne Ingebretson having been
filed in this court representing that Oscar Inge-
bretson thena resident Of County Of Otter Tail
day Of June 1926; and praying that letters Of ad.
ministration his estate be granted to- 8Arne Inge-
bretson. s5S5ss Ss5sgs ss3
II IS ordered, that said petition be heard and
that all persons interested ID said matter be and
hereby are c,5ed and Isau1red e appeaI a1 before
o'clock in the forenoon ol as soon thereafter as
SAD mater se q the te ffobate Court
Falls. IN said county. and show cause, f any they
have. why said petition should not be granted
and that this citation be served by the publication
thereof according to law. S gs
Witness the Judge 81 said eourt. this 2sth day
of July, AZ. D..
Seal of FS Eis& ~ E. Ffahkberg
Probate Cot1ft rs Z sS2s 81 Judge BIZ Probate,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04

Saf1igelle: - l1n6ertegne6e 6n-
FER berbe0 paa set blerteltgfte at n6
trpffe i'm Gofnen1neligbeo til alle,
ion btite @pnpatbi og Deltagelie
1tn0er Dor Datters, Mrs. CLARA 2epi
2ar1 1ons, @egrabel1e. Ser1tg taf-
feS for olle 81omiter iom bleb 1agt
poa benoes 8aare. 4
F.'W. Nplen og Gan1i1ie:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-08-04
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{, Ere Sargo=Golf b1eb 6rebt I elns
ton1obilulpffer Merbe6en at De-
troit 1i6te S1noag. Den ferfte nlDf'
fe ben6te ONT Morgenen. @n Mrs
@agner og ben6es Sen, 1a111t 0ars.
WaD @a1on1on og Mlfreb @ur1eD,
Fuloe fidre &iem til Gargo fra en-
af sSn01i6erne be0 Detroit. Mrs.
@ogner bol6t 6tDrebjnlet og pao
en- eller anoen Mpaoe bleb BUM for
fian1let og fjdrte 1toober @eiffran-
ten. 9luton1obtlen bglte6e og Mrs.
@alomon og Wer 8urlep Blep Die
bliffelig 6rebt. @enere famine Dag
bplte6e e1t on6en Muton1obi1 fa111-
me Sn1egn og 6rebte en- ma1r6 beo
Nabn ssSacf Eericbler fra Gargo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
THE SMILES" NURSE

Our Community Nurse, Miss Wilma
Kilmer, tells a little story which truly
happened here last month which goes
to show the faith a child has.
Miss Kilmer was hurrying away
from the school where she spends the
first two hours of the day. She had
much on her mind. A very bad case
of typhoid to be bathed, couple of
new babies to be attending to. She
scarcely knew which case really
needed her help first.
A frightened baby voice calling her
attracted her attention and waiting a
moment she realized something must
be very serious.
ooh Bliss Kilmer, come to our house
just as quick as you can," said the
child. She took the wee girlies hand
and trudged on in the snow. Sud-
denly thought struck her. whats
wrong at your home, dear?" "Oh,
nurse, my dollie failed down and
broked both her eyes out" was the
reply. So you see she mends little
broken hearts too.
This year Cupid is not the only fixer
Miss Kilmer was our community nurse
before she entered the field service in
France and upon her return from
abroad she came back to US. Her
smile is contagious. Otherwise she is
very cautious about germs. But she
is the treasurer of our Smile Club and
very kindly gives away each day mil
lions of smile germs, hoping that they
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
NT-TEACHER's CLUB

A successful start has been made
this year for a worthwhile Parent
Teachers Club. At a preliminary
meeting in the fall the organization
was effected, and later a constitution
adopted. A meeting is held the second
Friday evening of each month in the
school auditorium. The last meeting
came on stormy night and the at
tendance was not large, but the dis
cussion of the subject, "Our Children's
Companions" led by Mrs. Gallagher,
proved one of the most interesting yet
held
The next meeting will be held on
Feb. 13, and will be addressed by
Judge Aaron B. Cohn, on "The Body
Problem" 1t is hoped that the audi
torium will be filled at this time.
Judge Cohn is one of Toledo's most
popular speakers and has had un-
usual opportunity to learn all phases
of this subject.