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The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-16
County School News

Miss Meldahl of Beaver Creek has
taken in $56.40 to be used for School
Betterment. She reports perfect at
tendance in her school for the month
ending December 3rd.
Miss McNeal of New Bergen writes
that her pupils are doing reading cir
Gle work and that her school has b
new washstand.
Golden Lake Center School, under
the direction of Misses Foran and
Downs, has taken in $1O4 for which
a phonograph has been bought.
Eva Bakken of Westfield School
No. yrites, II have started hot
lunches in my school-it helps warm
up these cold days. We have organ
lied a Little Citizens League in our
school. The pupils seem to like it
very much and 1 certainly find it help
full in more ways than one.
Mabel Nelson of Westfield gave a
program and raised $83 for which a
victrola is to be bought. Miss Mel
sons school has also enrolled in, the
Red Cross and has sent 1885 to the
Children's Home in Fargo.
The following teachers have sent
in $500 each from their schools to
the Near East Relief. Hulda Carlson.
Clara Lavorson, Mabel Nelson, Hilda
Ostlie, Mathilda Anderson, Oline Oh
stad. We are pleased that Ruth
johnson, one of the pupils from Miss
Nelson's school, who is president OF
the Little Citizens Club, brought in
the money for their school, and Ruth
Gullicks, who is secretary of the
Little Citizens Club of Franklin
Slhool No. sent in the money from
their school for Junior Red Cross.
Mrs. Taylor's school, Edendale No
2, has a new phonograph.
Hulda Carlson, of Enger, writes
"From my handkerchief social l hat
on November 26th, took in $76
I'VE intended to buy victrola will
this money but the pupils want play
ground apparatus so we decided tina
being they had helped raise the mon
ev. we would buy giant stride, pen
Gil sharpener, drinking fountain
The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-16

clock, and another flag. am enclos-
ing $6.75 out of our social money to
be used as follows: Near East Re-
lief, IS, Junior Red Cross, $.45, Ran
dall's Primary Book, $1.3O. We are
going to try to raise enough money
to buy a phonograph before school
Closes"
Ida Anderson, of Enger, reports
her school Junior Red Cross center.
She has also donated $4.75 to the
Children's Home at Fargo.
Gertrude Linn, of Newburgh, has
given another social and taken in $63
Miss Olstad of Broadlawn reports
that entries have been built on the
If any one wants to take lessons
in how to keep a school building
clean, repaired and properly heated,
call on Conrad Sund, the new janitor
, of the Pickert School. The Pickert
School more than passes inspection
now.
Mr.. Enger, director of School No.
/, Enger District, has given the
school room and floor a coat of paint
and varnish. He has also put the
storm windows on hinges.
Hulda Carlson of Enger writes
that the school board has purchased
$40 worth of library books, flag
pole, supplementary readers, How.
ards Outlines, and sweeping com
pound for her school. The storm
windows have been repaired and the
school house been banked.
Miss Linn of Newburgh has sen
$50, out of the $63 taken in at {
program, to the Near East Relief
We call it more than "play up" whe1
a person is asked for SIS and give,
$4,000.
The following have sent in Read
ing circle enrollments the past week
Constance Field and Myrtle Finnell
The following teachers have sen
in Junior Red Cross subscription
from their schools for the past weel
Hulda Carlson, Constance Field, Ma
bel Nelson, Vivian Wyborny, Ida An
derson. Clara Levorson, Esther ia
cobson, and Hilda Ostlie.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-16
Blab0n News Items

Ole Mortinson went to st. Paul
Saturday.
Max FRANKIE spent several days
away on business.
Miss Ruth Oxton was visitor in
town Friady evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Williams were
COoperstown visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Walters were
shoppers in Finley Thursday.
]. o. Sund and Hartwell Burner
were business callers in Finley Mon.
day.
Rube Mclean, of Hope, spent a
few days visiting his sister, Mrs
Burner.
Miss Albina Sticha left Saturday
morning for Lankin where she spent
Sunday and Monday with her par.
ents.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-16
The teachers of Golden Lake Cen

The teachers of Golden Lake Cen
ter School are busy people. They
have an enrolment of fifty-f6ur pu-
pils-as many as the Blabon school,
which employs four teachers. A class
of four has started high school, and
the upper grades as we'll as the high
school are being instructed in domes-
tic science and manual training.
The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-16

December 10th and still no snow
on the ground in Hope or immediate
vicinity. Suns shining today but on
Monday and Tuesday the wind was
blowing pretty strong and cold. And
it's only nine days till Christmas.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-08
STRHNE J.
TAX NlZKO CENY NE
kLESNOU

V pritomne dobe ma spodnim
pradle puntochach jako kle-
sly pred rokem. Cd te DOLBY
byly zvvseny mzdy zamestnan-
cn V techto tovarnach cd 15ti
do 20ti procent a nedavny po-
kus tovarnikd sniziti mzdv dal
nictvu vvlukou, iplne selhal.
Mimo toho Cetn6 line tovarni
vylohv bylv zvyseny a to vse
bude pfipocteno X Gene vyrob-
k6.
Y striznich obchodech "u
Koudeln." V elsie Abs Broad
way a V elsie 1888 Warner Rd.
koupite prvotrfdnf spodnf nra-
do a puncochv pro kazdeho
elena rodinv zrovna tax LEVINE
iako pred rokem a levneii nez
| kdekoliv iinde.
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"SvET"s

re procesi podnikana ku pred
nj "porci" senatora Hardinga
V Marion, jsou vlastn6 finance
vana narodnim republican
skym vyborem. McClintic OPT
ra sva obvinenf oitext registro-
vaneho dopisu, zaslan6ho ma
rodnfm republikanskym vybo-
rem, v nemz cinema jest ma
bidka "zaplatiti vsechny ex-
pense, jez by vam vznikly re
s1castneni Sc schdze V Mari
on"
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ARESTANT, KTERY 81
VYBfRA.

26lety Josef Mccarthy els
Gil fremont Ave. byl pohnar
pred okresniho soudce George
P. Baera, pro kradez Al krabic
cigaret. Obvineny Sc k vine
primal sc soucasnou prosbou
ably odsouzen byl do robotar.
NY a nikoli do polepsovny, po.
nevada v prvnejsf 81 NIUE "a.
koufiti, kdezto v'druhe nikoli
Soudce jeho pfanf vyhovel.
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AG1TAcNf SCHUZE RADU
SVORNOST.

Zdejsi nejstarSi rad G. S. P.
S., Svornost els. 3, usporadal
vcera veter agitacni a zabav-
nou schGzi, ku ktere seslo Sc
nejenom hojne clenG zmfnene-
no fadu, ale tez hosti Cd ji-
nych radu, pant i dam. Po od-
byti pravidelne sch1ze, V no.
fejsi zasedaci sini, pozadal
predseda, p. J. E. Vorel, pri-
tomneho p. Vojtecha Novotne-
ho, elena radu Svornost, ably
povedel neco O SVEN zajezdu
ma VsesokolskI slet do Prahy a
povsechnych pomerech V Ces-
koslovensku. Pan Novotny O.
chotn6 vyhovel. Ma pocatku
sve obsirne Teci, vzhledem ku
stiznostem ma vybor vypravni,
pravil, ze tyz proste byl nucen
prijati mlsto, kde mohl je Ii
skati, chtel-li vGbec hromad-
nou vypravu uspoTadati. S mad
senim mluvil Vsesokolskem
sletu a o pomerech v Ceskoslo-
vensku rozhovoril Sc p. Novot-
ny obsirne a uprimne - licil
je, jak je shledal. Ackoli dosti
pry bylo toho v nasf rodne Ze-
mi, co ma navstevnika z Ame-
riky trapne pGsobilo, pfece je-
nom odnesl 81 pfesvedcenf, re
Republika Ceskoslovenska pre-
kona sve pocatecni prekazky a
svizele vybuduje Sc jako sill
ny, demokraticky stat. DIE p.
Novotneho, nejtrapneji ma Ce-
cha z Ameriky pGsobf naprosty
nedostatek narodniho a Waste
neckeho citeni, jez shledal u
iistych tffd lidu tamniho. Pc
p. Novotnem srdecnou rec pro-
slovil p. Sakryd, jenz upozor-
noval, jak ddlezitou pro Jed
notu c. S. P. S. jest agitace
prave nynf, kdy nedostava sc
nam takoveho pfilivu pTiste.
hovaleckeho re stare vlasti ia.
ko V letech minulych. Po p. Sa-
krydovi promluvil jeste p. Ka.
rel Bernreiter, predseda Mar
Hlav. Radu C.S.P.S., jenz row
nez Sc primlouval rozvinut
Ivydatne agitace nejstarsi !ce
iske podpGrne jednote a zaro
ven O pfatelske, snasenlive SOL
ziti mezi clenstvem a v nasf We
rejnosti vdbec. Kdyz pax ns
projevenou zadost promluvi
jeste p. f. J. Kutak, redaktol
"Oreanu Bratrstva C.S.P.S."
schGze Sc odrocila do doln
'mfstnosti, kde predkladany "a
husky obcerstveni. PIP. A
| Yak a Vaclav Novotny pred
nesli komicky vystup, .jimz 81
prftomnym zavdecili a potlesl
zan sklidili. Zabavna schuzt
Tadu Svornost V kazdem ohle
du Sc pekn6 vydaTila.
|
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DOzIVOTNf ZALAR "a
UTLUCENf DfTETE.

Defiance, o., Z. fijna. Jo-
shua Botkins, usvedceny z u
tluceni 3-leteho Arthura Bullo-
cka, ma povoleno 20 dni ku po-
dani odvolani. Soudce Hay od-
mrstil zadost obhajce obzalo-
vaneho O move liceni a odsou-
dill Botkinse ma dozivoti do "a
lare.
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MNOHO PRESTUPNfKu'
PROHIBICE.

Toledo, OF. rijna. z SO O.
sob, obzalovanych federalni
velkou porotou zde, vsichni
krone sedmi jsou zalovani pro
prestupky prohibicniho zako-
ma. Ma sestnact osob vzneseny
byly zaloby V posledni zprav6
velke poroty, ostatni byli obza-
lovani jiz drive.
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PO % LETECH NASLI
JEHLU.

Ottawa, 7. fijna. Joseph Rie
man pozrel jehlu V kusu uze-
mace pred % lety. Ackoli cd
te DOLBY vicekrate lekafi pc nj
patrali, nepodarilo Sc il najiti,
az teprve dnes diva lekari il
obievili a odstranili 2 t6la Rie-
manova.
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JfZDY ZDARMA K 'PORcP?

Chicago, 7. fijna. Kongres-
mix James V. McClintic, z O.
klahomy, predseda zapadniho
feGnickeho odvetvi narodnfho
demokratickeho vyboru, vydal
dnes prohlaseni, v nemz tvrdi,
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

Sunday here as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Marvin n. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Springer, Of
Wilmington. spent Sunday here with
Mrs Wilhelmina Springer.
Mrs George Stuart and son William
spent the weekend at Balion, near
New Castle. as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry b. Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs Atwood Weldn, for
merly OF Newport. and now OF Phila-
delphia, visited friends here over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William Carhart had
as their guests on Sunday, William
Christy and James Ward, both OF
ph ladelphia.
Marvin +. Ball who. for a mum
Der OF years was employed In the
accounting department OF the e. l..
dupont de NemOurs and Company,
has been transferred 10 the dupont
Fibresik Company and is now STA
toned al Buffalo. n. Y, and will be
in charge OF The accounting depart
menl OF the silk company. Mrs. Ball
and daughter Dorothy will go 10
Buffalo TO live about January 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. James koelig, OF Elk
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
RALLY SERVICES
FOR METHODISTS
Go TO Church Day" is An
nounced by Newport
Folk
CALENDAR CLUB
A MONEY WINNER
specIaI % Lhe EvenIng IournaI.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. oct 22.-Rally Day serv-
eos will be held in the NJ r Church
on Sunday. ID Will be known as Go
10 Church Day" Everyone is re-
quesied 10 be present at lho service
al 1880 o'clock when there W ID be
preaching by the pastor, the Rev. r.
\. Moore and singing by Nr. and Mrs.
Arihur Wilson. OF Wilmington There
VIII ho a rally in the sunday school
40 iiI1 O'Clock when an members
of me sunday school are urged TO
attend and take at least one fr end
IN the evening a program VIII be
furnished BY the children with music
BY Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and selec-
lions hy a quartet
The Calendar Club met on Tuesday
even nr al The home 0f Mr. and Mrs.
John RI Lyman This club was or
.eanixrd recently and a member was
appointed % he known as a year. and
asked 90 gel Twelve members 10 be
known as months 10 is The duty OF
lhc months 90 each secure four mem
hors for the club who viii be known
as weeks. The four members known
Al. weeks viii then secure seven mem
her, for the club. who will be known
as davs. The dues. payable monthly.
are 2l cents m S Is proving a very
good plan 10 raise money, as the
dues received at the meeting on Tues
dan evening ioialed 500. This money
Will be used for improvements in and
around the parsonage.
THIS Ladies' Aid Society or the New.
mort Church win hold a series. or
bakes. the first Of which will be held
on Saturday morning. october 30, m
". c. r. L. headquarters. The re-
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

cepts will be used FOR parsonage i'm
provements.
The monthly business and social
meeting OF the Ladies Aid Society OF
Newport NJ Z. Church will be held on
next Wednesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Groome. All
members are urged TO be present, as
the annual election OF officers viii be
held at this meeting.
The parsonage OF the VI. r. Church
is being remodeled. The cellar has
been dug several feet deeper and
cemenied and a pipeless heater in
stalled. The house also win be papered
and painted throughout and Da.
installed
ST ames' Ep scopal Church will hold
a masked party and dance In Masonic
Temple tho evening The committee
IN charge has arranged a program OF
dances which is sure 20 del ght all.
81. James Episcopal Church. stan
ton. viii hold a chicken paitie supper
in Masonic Temple on next Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Bessie Lyman entertained some
friends at q nner on sunday in honor
OF Aliss Hazel Ayerst, Of Wilmington,
who was married "Wednesday evening
and for whom she was a bridesmaid.
Those present were. NJ IS Hazel
Ayorsl Miss Florence Newman, Miss
Clara Jones. Of Macon Ga. Miss Mar
gerry Robinson and Mise Irene Gregg.
Mr. and Mrs William Crawford had
as their guests over the weekend
Mrs " Ham stevens and Mrs Lem
uel McGinnes. Of Millinelon Md
Mrs. Harvey Gregg. Who spent last
week with the Rev and Mrs j. H.
turned 10 her home, here
Dir. and Mrs. Watson Koellg, Of
Wilmington. were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs g. W. Macary on sunday.
Miss NJ ldrcd Gregg. of Marshallton
and Howard Ball, Of Allentown. spent
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

/ Dor. Sterno Heat
100
1920 Discount
on Sterno Stoves
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

Everybody likes 'em. We've had them
on sale at your Grocer since last week.
And there has developed big demand
for them because they are undoubtedly
the very best doughnuts that can be made.
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
BERNUARDT Is rs

Ibl UnILou Ffths.I
PARIS, oct. p. - Madame Sarah
Bernhardt is today receiving congrat-
ulatory messages from friends and
admirers the world over on the occa-
sion Of her 10Th birthday. THE Di-
vine Sarah" has not been in the best
OF health OF late. but despite her
great age she still refuses TO regard
herself too old for the stage.
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
MANS LONG FALL ONLY ACCIDENT

CHESTER, Pa. Oct. 22.-James Van
Horn and William Robinson, arrested
in connection with the case Of Edward
McMunigal, who fell from the roof OF
the Chester Ship Hotel and received
probable fatal injuries, were dis
charged today by the police when il
was learned that McMunigals drop
was accidental
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

ton, Md. who have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Maclary for the
past two weeks left today and VIII
visit relatives IN Wilmington before
returning 10 their home
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
Nice and Crisp!

That's the way doughnuts should be
made. FREIHOFER'S DOUGHNUTS
actually melt in your mouth, they're so
rich IN butter and creamy milk, right from
the farms; sugar and best Quality flour.
Evening journal., 1920-10-22
It's the Face
You Look At
If Disnnured with PimpleS and Such
Blemishes Don't Delay 10 Use
sluarfs Calcium. Waters.

Beautiful hair and Cinderella feet
are desirable but IL is The face YOU
Evening journal., 1920-10-22

look at Poetry and romance are
nlled with my face Is my fortune.
And face means complexion.
Yes, YOU say. she certainly has a
wonderfully beautiful complexion.
And SO may you. The secret is in
btuarts Calcium Waters which con,
lain calcium. This remarkable sub
stance is absolutely necessary 10
keep the skin In healthy condition
rs action In The skin Is little short
Of marvellous and you Will be over
loycd 70 see pimples hlackhcads
blotches and rash, with its itching.
relieved. Stuarts Calcium Waters
IRE for transforming a muddy com
pleNion 20 the loyeliest, softest and
most delicate skin. 10 not fail 10 gct
o-cent box OF Stuart's Calcium
Waters at any drug store. n h ihe
nne best way 10 beauty and admira-
hon
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

. + d : 4 3 Z *
The President OF the Butterick Pub
fishing Company OF New York has sent
a; letter to their customers and dealers
explaining the, why and wherefore of
the numerous delays in the delivery of
patterns to various points in the United
States. The delays have been caused
principally from difficulties in produc-
ton and transpor Strikes in the
shop, the influenza, a snow storm. that
tied up trucking and traffic in the city
for weeks, hampered> the production of
goods. Then on came another snow
storm and delayed shipment from New
England states of pattern paper, so that
% presses had to shut down. But the
greatest difficulty has been the demon
alization in railway transportation
owing to, c0ngested traffic and inability
Of the express companies to receive and
handle goods offered for shipment. The
company wants it's customers to under
stand that it is doing everything 1t can:
to speed up production and delivery of
goods that have been delayed. ''by
storms, by strikes, by transportation
liabilities and ineficiencies and by acts
of the DEVIL
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
Minnesota State News

s.
, Redwood Fails. decided. improve.
lmaqts IN the condi tion Of Mrs. Bess M.
Wilson, publisher OF the Gazette, who
has been lie for the past five weeks, is
4shown. 81 ,.s'...
f Sc st. Paul, 1lse Schumann-Heink, IA
Years old, granddaughter OF thu cele,
DRAFTED contralto, is ii st, Paul begin.
ming ming q course Of studies at the Vista,
ton convent. ssssssf.s.5
owatonna.-The couht fair BOARD
has granted permission toNthe Steele
county live stock breeders to build a
live stock sales pavilion on the county
fair. grounds here. .#a
Inyerne,-7-Rock county, the smallest
county in the state, can boast of the
most extensive purebred. livestock
sales at which 57l::sahead .were sold at
an average Of $40 each.
Canby---It is reported shere that a
deal has been completed whereby the
A. H. Savage interests Of St. Paul have
acquired $200,0O0s worth sofsstock Of
the Citizens Light and Power com
epany of Candy IL. !.
Z Badger. IN orman Pc erso1s 81. Badger
has received appointm ent to the p,psi.
ton $of assistant clerk on q tia most
roads committee Of the hons #bfrap,
'i.r''esentatives, OF which Congressman
Steenerson is chairma an.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
Way To ADVERTISE

There - no cOMpar isOQ between the
value OF circular and newspaper alver-
tising. When man gets a circular he
attaches no value to. 1t because 1t is
something lie gets for nothing and he
seldom reads II and never thinks OF
handing it to any other member Of the
family. &.
This is In quite8a contrast. to what he
does with the home paper when 1t comes
he prizes the paper because it is
something he has purchased and paid
Tor. He reads 1t himself and then all
the members of the family read 1t. In
many families there is a scramble to
see who can get 1T first
When person reads an advertise
ment in d newspaper, he knows every
one will see the same al and that the
firm carrying it7cannot pull any sharp
practice because the proposition is In
"black and white" With circular
you may be one Of a selected bunch OF
supposedly easy-marks. An ad In a
newspaper always carries more weight
than any bill advertising and is the best
for both business man and the Gus
TONER. Republican, Henry, Ill.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
BIG WOODS

We are still having cold weather and
the water is going down very slowly.
Elmer Lindberg is on the job again
at Henry Osand's farm
Carl johnson, Henry Harris and Ell
mer Lindberg called at Lindberg's on
Sunday. Nh
Henry Carlson called at @. Liden's
Sunday morning.
itsiGaliers at 0. Liden's Sunday after
,1t6Ginn .ixere Mr.. Henry Osand and child
rem, Hardin and Lottie, Miss Marie
sMortrud and Elmer Lindberg.
Snake river is quite place for motor
boats in this locality.
OLAF Liden made business call !at
Carl Carlson's on Monday.
Carl Johnson and OLAF Liden. are get
ting along surprisingly we'll after their
cold and icy bath Of a week ago. s.
Rev. Hoaglund was unable to con
duct services at Bethel April LIST, on ac-
count of the high water. Our next Ser
vices will be held April 18th, if roads
and weather permit.
The Ladies' Aid of Bethel will meet
the last Wednesday in April, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Ole Tverstol.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07
NOTICE.

All outstanding Marshall County
Warrants on Road and Bridge Fund,
registered supcto and including October
28th, 1919, will be paid upon presentac
ton at the County Treasln'ers office,
Warren, Marshall County, MINI.
All outstanding Marshall County
Warrants on Revenue Fund, registered
up to February LIST, 1920, will be paid
upon presentation at the County Treas
urer's Office, Warren, Marshall County,
MINI. Il
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STRAND ORCHESTRA

All outstanding Warrants ON County
Agents fund will be paid upon presen-
tation at the County Treasures Office.
Warren, Marshall County, Mimi.
All outstanding Warrants on Mar
shall County Tuberculosis Sanatorium
fund will be paid upon presentation at
the County Treasurer's Office at Warren.7
Marshall County, Mimi.
Dated, Warren, Mimi, March 3Oth,
1920.
F. BAKE,
County Treasurer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

Warren has reason to- congratulate
itself on account Of the fine musical
talent the city possesses, as demon
strated by the sacred concert last Sun
day afternoon and the juvenile band
concert on Tuesday evening. Let the
young people Of the city cultivate this
fine art more and more and make War
rem musical center that shall attract
lovers Of fine music from both near and
far. sd.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

Grand Forks has a. population Of 49,
$50 according to the new census. Graf
ton has 2,512., Fargo is still the
metropolis Of North Dakota with some
over 100000 North Dakota. is not
blessed, orscursed perhaps. BY any very
big cities. $50
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

s The winner of first place in the state
declamatory contest was the son Of a
Russian Jew, who had been in this
country only four years In free .Amea'
lea he found opportunity to- develop
his talents: Don't believe any efforts
will be made to deport him-not for a
while at least. Russia is poorer and
America richer because he has come.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

Sleeping car rates will be increased
effective after May LIST, it, is announced
in railroad circles. If they go much
higher passengers will double up like a
jack,knife in the day coach and save
their money 81, I
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Every spring the advice goes forth
to sow good seed. The advice ought
to be superfuous, because the common
experience is that poor seed will not
produce a good crop. Many, however,
do not exercise sufficient care in select
ing their seed and suffer for this neg
lect at threshing time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-04-07

y President Wilson 1t is said will spend
the summer at Woods Hole We never
heard Of that place before, hut for all
that 1t may become very famous
''hole" in the country's history:
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Notice for Bid for City Printing,

Notice is hereby given that. the City
Council Of, the City Of Warren, Mimi,
will receive sealed bids for the. City
Printing, said bids. to state, .separa tely
the offers. for legal printing and coun-
Gil proceedings respectively, for the
years Of 1920 and 1921. Ill
Bids will be received on Monday,
April 10Th, 1920, at 8 o'clock e. NJ. lat
the City Recorders office in. the City
Hail.
Dated April 9Th, 1920
J. r. NAEsETFE
ss. .,1s2, City, ecorder.
.(Seal) IS i: ssSsz