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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-01-28
District Court EXPENSES

r. F.: Thomas. grand juror and
mileage IL
Carl Sjoberg, grand juror and
Perry Nelson. grand juror and '''
Peter Xilard. grand juror and %
Ted Tinneli. grand juror and A0'0
mileage ............... 8.
Chris Nicoliasen. grand Juror
william Walters. grand juror 80
Martin . Basie. witness. State '0''
Tvs. >Kugler ............... 1919
John Jacobson. witness. State
Jo tSS; M MySE' u;,tnexs INTELLECTUALLY: st:+: 20 As
Joseph Collins. Witness. State 80
Adeiph Hs esslson: witness. State 40
John jaski. witness. ssttatte VS.. 40
Theodore Olson. petit juror Juror ; and 80
John anderson. petit juror and H.
chas; n: Anderson, petit Juror %
Lester Smith, Smith,: petit juror and SO
Olaf Olson. petit : juror and 1871
Ed: Nunstedt. petit juror and ~
mileage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
John Eliasen, petit juror and
James Parent, petit juror and l0'0
Albert HENDERSON. petit juror ia
land mileage ...,.,........, ia
John Tofte.T petit juror. land
lineage 11.6
Jonn NJ. Eliasen, petit juror
and mileage ................ 10. 6
Tom Croft, petit juror and
Victor Johnson. petit Juror and
mileage .................. 10
John johnson. petit juror and
mileage ........... 10
mileage NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
John Paulson, petit juror and
mileage ~: .:.......: 1877
Gunnar Larson, petit jurorsand
mileage ................... ga
Martin Argenson, witness; State
vs. Kugler ..............,, AZ
A. G. Fradenherg. petit. 3uror
and mileage ....,, 1872
Carnelius Hail. petit jury and
John johnson, petit, juror ana
mileage ................. 11.2
Lawrence. sGauthier. petit juror
L. A. Godin, petit juror and
4 mileage 49,. ................. 11.6
g.. I'D (CnnfanvAil nm Para ThnnA.l
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-01-28
County Commissioners Mileage
tending Board Meetings..


tending Board Meetings.
Martin jacobson, mileage at
tending meetings ........$ $50
Jorgen Peterson, mileage at
tending 2 meetings .......: 2.40
H. o. Engelsen, mileage at
tending meetings ........ 11.2O
Martin Jacobson. mileage at
tending 1 meeting 4.40
H. o. Engelsen. mileage at
tending l meeting ......... $50
H. o. Engelsen, mileage at
tending / meeting ........ so
Jorgen Peterson, mileage at
tending / meeting ......... 1.2O
Martin jacobson, mileame at
tending 1 meeting ......... 4.4O
Jorgen Peterson. mileage at
tending 1 meeting .......... 1.2O
Martin Jacobson. mileage at
tending 1 meeting ......... 40
H. o. Engelsen. mileage at
tending 1 meeting ........ $50
Jorgen Peterson. mileage at
tending l meeting ........ 1.2O
Martin Jacobson. mileage at
tending / meeting ........ 4.4O
H. o. Engelsen. mileage at
tending 1 meeting ........ $50
H. O. Engelsen. mileage at
tending annual meeting -. $50
Martin jacobson, mileage at
tending annual meeting go. 40
H. o. Engelsen, mileage at
tending 1 meeting ........ $50
Martin jacobson. mileage at
tending l meeting ......... 4.4O
Sc. 90
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-01-28
County Commissioners Committee Worl
and Mileage

County commissioners CO111uItVcc "OIA
and Mileage
Ole J. Allen. day committee
work and mileage .....$ 100
oar and mileage ............... 400
Ole j. Allen. committee work
and mileage 4.oV
Sam Bally. examining gravel
mileage ........ .......... $50
Jorgen Peterson. examining
gravel loading screening
plant and mileage ......... $50
Ole j. Allen. examining gravel
loading screening plant and
mileage q. ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TRAINS LEAVE PARIS
Carrying Half Million Dollars Worth
of Relief Supplies to v emma
and Budapest

and Budapest
Paris, Feb. 1.-Two trains of Amer
can Red Cross supplies valued at
S5S5,o00 eft To-Day for Vienna and
Budapest.
The supplies consisted of clothing
surgical dressings, drugs, ccndenseo
milk, -four and other foodstuffs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Roy knights is III with influenza

Roy knights is Ill with influenza
There will be meeting of the
Daughters Of Isabella Tuesday even
ing at SIS In the X. Of c.. rooms.
Mathew Leonard, while at work
last week suffered strain which is
combining him to his home on Scott
Stree ter few days.
The condit on of Mre Joqenh LOW.
bert Of Gage street, who has bees
suffering tor hummer IL ", ehs w4.n
rheumatism remains abou- the same.
The circulation of books and mag
azines at the Free Library for the
month ending January 81, was 1850
which is the larges number on rec
ord. There were 3S1 new registra-
lions.
Something to Do. 1t surely lis a
great comedy, starring Bryant Wash
burn and chapter No. "The Invis-
ible Hand starring An ohio Moreno
Harte Theatre today. Adm. and
II cents. Adv.
Miss Mary Mlllager was gwen sur
prise party Saturday evening at her
home on North street. There were
about thirty of her friends present
and a delightful evening of dancing
and games were enjoyed. Light re-
freshments were served.
Tickets for the Columbia Universi-
ty Musical cub concert to be given
Thursday night may be bought from
high school students The price fol-
school pupils and children is 81
GEMS. for adults Z cents. Dancing
afterwards for those who attend the
concert. ADV.
Arthur G. Griswold, who few days
ago was honorab y discharged from
the navy has reenlisted for n period
OF three years. He IS spending por
tion of a thirty days Through with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George H.
Griswold Of Silver 8 rect. He vii
also visit in Albany, Buffalo and Phil
ade phia with his sisters, Mrs. ] A.
Mlnchin and Miss Alice Griswold be
fore returning to his duties.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
Broken Coin a Iallsman,

Among the Franks the common to-
ken for the contamination of an argu.
ment was broken coin. In this way
lovers plghted their troth and by vir-
tue of the sacred vows exchanged over
them. the two halves had ascribed TO
them peculiar mystic powers. When
the coin would not break ii was bent
and a hole bored through its center. 1t
was then given TO one of the parties,
who wore ii on a ribbon around his
or her neck. Soon it came TO be re-
garded as sort of talisman and Il
power against disease and the evil
spirits which in this age abounded.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
GOLF CAPS REPLACING FEz
Mohammedans Welcome Head Cover.
ings Brought to Them by the Amer
lean Red Cross.

Mohammedans of Elbasar are wear.
ing American golf caps Instead Of the
red fez. which from the time Mo-
BANNED laid down the religious tenets
for his worsbipers has been the In
variable head covering of the Turk.
The Austrian occupation left scarce
~ scrap Of cloth In the country. Many
of the Turks went hareheaded. Then
an American Red Cross outfit arrived
bringing thousands OF outing caps.
The Mohammedans. abandoning their
religious scruples. clamored eagerly for
these headpieces.
Today most Of the Turkish school
boys Of Elhasar wear the conventional
caps of their Yankee brothers across
the ocean and look the better for 1t.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
rlsws Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Michael Gilmore passed the week
end In Troy.
Coming Wednesday and Thursday
at Library Theatre that biggest of at
tractic us, Douglas tarDanAs n has
Big new production When The
Clouds Roll BY" Adv s
Joseph A. Evans left this afternoon
for North Adams where he VIII. direc'
the grand march at the annua-
Kn.ghls of Columbus ball given there
this evening.
Coming tomorrow at Library thea
tire beautiful and youthful Liza Lee
in Such little Pirate" thrilling
story of adventure Otis Par
amount. ADV.
Tomorrow Paramount-Artcraft pro
duction, Pauline Frederick In "0uI
OF the Shadow K.nogram, Ro- III
comedy, Harte Theatre. Adm
and IL cents. Adv
Charles Tierney of Providence, R
!, passed the week end win Mrs,
Tierney who Is here with her mother,
Mrs. William Kinscher Mrs. Kins
cher has been seriously III and Is un'
dergoing trea ment at the hospita-.
Bryant Washburn in new Para
mount-Artcraft comedy drama In
Some hing to Do and the first
episode of "The Invisible Hand
starring Antonio Moreno, Vitagraphs
smashing serial of thrills and mys
terry Harte Theatre today. Adm
6 and IL cents. Adv.
One of the most thrilling, vital and
time.y pic Mres ever filmed, such is
the big special attraction THE Under
current" featuring the world-famous
Guy Empey wi h wonderful l-staI
cast including Marguerite Courto q
parts); also e. part) Christie spec
ial, Library Theatre today only Us
ual admission. Special husic by Say
ery's orchestra. Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
Flnlsnd's Water Power.

Finland, with an area somewhat less
than California, Is found TO have wa
ter powers of about 100000 horse
power at average water level. About
l.050.000 horse power is regarded as
available for industrial use. Recent
survey shows 10 waterfalls estimated
to be capable of yielding from 5000
TO 100000 horse power. OF which AZ are
rated at 5000 to 10000 horse power,
rs from 10000 to $4,000 horse power.
8 from 10000 to 100000 horse power,
and 6 from 10000 to 100000 horse
power.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
BLISS ! ! : : ! : !, : :

Your STOMACH is in such condition
that most of the food you eat, especially
that which you like the most, causes
food to rise in the mouth. This has
been caused by CONSTIPATION. BLISS
NATIVE HERBS TABLETS not only
cure CONSTIPATION but they cure
INDIGESTION, making the stomach
func ion properly Eating becomes a
pleasure and you eat whatever you
wish. Eskie Adkins, East Lynn, w
Va, writes: For three years my stom-
not retain food. But your BLISS Ma
TIVE HERES TABLETS soon corrected
this trouble" Each box contains. a
GUARANTEE coupon. and Is sealed
with blue seal bearing signature OF
ALONZO 0. BLISS. For sale by all
leading druggists In boxes containing
200 doses for s1.00 and a smaller size
for $50. Made by A. o. BLISS CO.,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
Social Worm ,una.

An English paper inveighs against
hosts and hostesses who look Upon
their guests as temporary cha.tels--
creatures to be disposed Of at win.
amused. fed. exercised and finally
herded to bed, entirely without refer
ence to their own desires. Few Of
hose victims have the courage OF
Lady Georgina Grey. who on being
told by her host, as he hade her good
night: ave breakfast at nine" re-
piled: "Oh. do you? breakfast az
eleven."-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
Where snszards For gather.

Buzzards nest In trees in swampy
places. IL possible; If they can End
An island difficult OF access 10 man
III. speedily pre.empt the place. In.
vite all the members of their kind
within a radius Of many miles and
make the islanA their hreeding ground.
where thousands Of them gather. At
the breeding gropnd and at the roost-
Ing placea The ground always is GOV.
cred witt filth homes. lei theirs and
carriou Of all kinds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
LIEUT.. FUNCK, AUSTRIAN
SPY EXECUTED TODAY
Was Employed in Paris Bank and
Gave Informal on Used In
Bombard na City

Paris, Feb, 2.-Lieutenant Funck, an
Austr an spy, was executed this morn
ng
During the war Lieut.. Funck was
employed n a bank in this city and
he flrn shed i~fo r,rt IN wh'-H 80 =
used in b6mbarding the city with the
famous ong rdnse So
Louis. Guaspare, a German spy, was
to have been executed at the same time
but at the last minute he made GER
tain revelations which resulted in post
poning the execution 4S hours.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
lll;c Game Of Chess.

Husband-Alwnys wanting money.
II is ike game of chess--nothng but
"ch check. check" Wife-But IL
you don't give it to me it will be sim
like game Of chess, for 1t will be-
"pawn, pawn. pawn" - Pearson's
Weekly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
some montker.

Speaking of names. as The Nomad
iss heen in recent issues we once read
ef an English baby heing christened
Acknowledgements Kennett." Which
IL some mouiker, you'll admit. No
do.tbt It was considerably ahbreyiated
later. and it is not Difficult; to imagine
the lads mother eSclaiming In mo-
ment Of .exasperation "Actso. how
IAN you aci so?'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
Sad sinn.

"Are the Jibways still saving money
to build their bungalow"
u don't know. but fear the worst
what do you mean?"
I'm afraid they'll continue to be
renters as long as they live. They've
been seen several times lately in the
company Of an automobile salesman.
Birmingham Age lgerald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
THE BASKET OF MEMORIES


THIS is the market Of live and learn.
Here is the stall where they sell the
spring
and here is the stand where the memories
burn.
And what win you have? There is ev-
erythIngi
Sell me. oh. sell me. dear merchant Of
Joy.
Memories of childhood In far-away
lands.
And dear little visions OF old playmate
4 faces. stss eses
Comrades of youth holding hands in our
hands.
This is the market Of never again.
Bouquets and branches of beautiful
SO fill up your basket. ye women and
men.
With memories of days OF the girls and
the boys!
Sell me oh. sell me. dear keeper Of stalls.
lane In the country, o rose by the
gate.
Tho sweet honeysuckle all over the walls.
And the rose by the path in its regal
estatel
Home. with the basket aswing on your
arm.
RrImmed with the dreams Of the days
that have been,
And roads running sweet by the village
and farm,
And down through the valleys and
meadows OF greeni
Fill high the basket the stalls are so fine
In life's dreamy market. and prices are
low
For all that they ask is a smile. with its
wine.
And away with your basket piled high
you may go!
-R r. In y2aitinore gun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-02
sENNING TON BRIEFS
News Of the Ts@Y ard Village To-
Briefly for f'4sf RAs~dArs

A s'eighing party, consisting OF
TWEEN y seven employees of the Black
Cat Textiles company enjoyed a
sleigh ride Friday evening to South
SALISBURY where they stopped for a
chicken-pie supper at Hotel Law
renee. After the supper the party
spent few hours dancing and had a
general good time.
Around fifteen dollars we're realized
frcm the p ay "Eyerygirl" given Sat
urday afternoon and evening In We'll
fare hal by the Comlngo campfire
girls. The play In every way was a
success. Each performance was we'll
attended and the young &C resses
under the direction of their leader,
Miss Pauline Cornell, did their parts
well.
A regular meeting of Miriam Re-
bekah lodge will be held tomorrow
evening. Tuesday. The meeting will
begin promptly at s o'clock and as
there WI be initiation all officers
and members are urged to be pres
ent Members of other Rebekah
lodges, who happen to be In town
are invited to the Miriam Rebekah
NEE dngs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
rs a 2dOlarcl we'll

Z is a 200 lauol wei.
20 the old wagrunu G,ld there Is
one completion. ihr NuE,I $50 . &C
the 'orrurup.a Uu company making
90 barrels
competitions Boo DO. Tr,homJ district
are Roller $50 b az Em,u.h uu.-
r.I a Underwood $50 iaff,is. Daniels
So 10 uf thr iiOhha oh Company o.
Ulrr'ls and DuIsou $50 of ihr GuIi
Production company go barrels
Cmpl.nuus n tho Kemp Munger.
Allen district 900, k,mp a krmpu'r
So 0I jbr say Stuu. U1 ,unWur
lt" uufr. kmu q knmur,r SO g
u Nll'r ShJrp'u Do. barrels Do
tho -ulIiHH slrd Do. Kemp a Kemp
r.r 81 OF thn Inland ul company ls
a..t iul 90 Mfris at GO f...
On 'Hy Electra n,l tH. overland
Petroleum company hus completed lN
shallow producers. fluE.rg run 200 Co.
80 latr,s Do th.s i.,i tHr DruDf,I
u.l a. E.frUs ,.uflHs boss sHll ifs
Emmett property containing fuIr slIE
i.U W... wish production Hueus
from 20 tu IH hu,'- .I,h tu g. CO..
rlrkpif
Iu EriIul county several H.H U.
dg.'le arr reported. $50 a. which lr.
located JUST south OF l.r,rtI. just over
Oh. stephens '.Iuts Uu. They 600,
Davis So ol Smith a. Hess. uHH
ws o., hud. msn. about 500 uI.
u..- dI.}
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
DAILY AVERAGE PRODUCTION OF OIL
IN NORTH TEXAS FIELDS FOR WEEK
SHOWS INCREASE Of 10000 BARRELS

Spssisl ~ On, N,s.
FORT WORTH. oct ee--TLc daily
average production of tho Nog,h Cen.
trail Texas field during the past We
was ..s., $50 barrels thus marking an
increase ~ nearly 10000 barrels over
the daily production for the pr'Niuus
week, the largest gain Tor any one
week In the history ~ the nlrds. All
of this increase came from STEPHENS
county. which recorded tremendous
Increase ~ nearly n coo barrels This
period that any "a field iH On. 9th.
west has ever shown. Tn ness county
Is the greatest increase fUr q similar
total j. HISS harrols. ur slightly
more than hail ~ thu output - the en-.
tire fields
~ this tremendous output ~ 90
from stephens county ,uiiy 40 per
cent comes from The itr,ck,urld-.
pool, giving % "a daily a,tfag, ~ about
$4,000 barrels IT. output has now
passed the p,ak - the Eurkburn,tt
and Waggoncr field which go ono time
reached close 90 30 .upU barrels daily
by In Ointment.
There b. however. q fiy iu the u.uf.
msnt Tor stephens counts. b,Dlus.
this wonderful TERRITORY now o. with.
out sufficient pipe line facilities to
take care ~ ~ production Indeed.
the normal capacity u The lines IN
the county Is $1,000 barrels daily. and
this state ~ oycrproduciior las o..
Gently resulted In orders frcn The tex.
as Railroad Commission Co prevent the
completion ~ any additional wells
until after Nov T. Work NOW Is De-.
lng rushed on new lines into the
breckenridge district hut two a. three
wrecks viii h. required 20 put inem Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS
katherine Macdonald al Mission.

Su,ml Parasites who have wofmal
ihoy way into thr ,oundoura 90 the uu.
Inspecting MARY Grant rlp' 20 steal
90" fortune shn won No Monte carlo ~
IlHsinns Playground the First 81.
tlHuli pi,'uI. sluiu. kithrrn" Ma.
l'nfld gui Go De- exhibited 40 the Mas
sion ThDirr today. They drug her
BOO ln oli chateau and are about co.
mtk'i r'vwly with l'f Ntlutbl,s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
MISS HARRIET CORBIN
DIES IN MISSISSIPPI

Ns Hamlet Cl1u d.I Vllen'y
TWW 'IN rlsht SO stamford Mineral
springs Mis~.. according tY "a message
thIi wus received hUIr Yesterday o."
relatives The body Viii arrive 10 Nw.
u'm fHlIy noon Funeral UlIur 4,
mrn's have not b,,1 completed SOC
Au Dn.hu went fp stanford Mineral
Springs .Hiur tim" IlH iH trr health
lII sister. Niss Virginia '.fh.H. WIS
with h'I go th' tine 90 h'r death
500. C.fhir h1d mlls her bonn, with
on, HHlE FL, a. ~ lHuIDsu iuI
number ui wears $50. Ws 90 ri,., 'f
t NIF l1rIefEn who s u.N dead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23

when Mary's prince happens on the
scene The prince. In "a desperate fight.
b.sts the yillainous Lord Dauntrcy AMI
RECEIVERS the jewels. The picture ~ the
film version 81 the famous book dealing
with lifc az Monte Carlo. The Guests
81 Hercules" by G. ~ and \. NJ. VII.
lIlfraUu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
rAMAIs snNG ARTIRTS.

Reed Miller. tenor and Nine. Van
Der Veer. contralto. will sing In Joint
recital First Christian church next
Monday night. auspices amarillo Col.
lege OF Music. Tickcts'ht tlolllna DRUG
Rtors. al seats reserved. single nd.
mission tickets sac. artists course
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23

Panhandle Men Iionored.

, Special O. Daily Panhandle.
, DALLAS. oct 20 r.. 4. Smith
. Oi Hlaluyl'w was today elected
, president ol thr STAT" Fair ENhib Z
, TORS Association. and n G. Ware
, oi Tul.J. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-04
LEGRAND WOMAN DIES HERE.
Mrs. Charlotte Armstrong, Former
Resident. Dies Of Complications.

Mrs. Charlotte Armstrong, Former
Resident, Dies Of Complications
Mrs. Charlotte Armstrong. wife Of
IL. Nj. Armstrong, a former resident
OF the city. who had moved here only
three wecgs ago after living at I.e-
Grand for several years uIed at hsr
home. 100 West Grant street, at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Death
was caused by chronic complications
with which Mrs. Armstrong mad been
| sick for long time. When she and
her husband moved here three weeks
ago, Mrs. Armstrong had to he
brought in an ambulance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong had lived
| in Iowa since 1869. They formerly
lived here, at Eldora and Cedar Ra-
pids aud still later at LeGrand for
! four years. Mrs. Armstrong; mai
den name was Charlotte Elizabeth
Keen. She was born at Baltimore,
| Md. Aug. 30. 1S4S and was married
| there Nov, Il, 1868. She was a
member of the Methodist church. Six
children were born to her, of whom
the following four are living: George
| c., g-awrenceville, HI; William X,
| Helena. Mont. and u. Il. Armstrong.
Baltimore. Nd. and Mrs. G.. W. Har-
vey, Searsboro. The following three
brothers and three sisters also are
Fliving: w. G.. Keen, Los Angeles;
| w. s. Keen and Mrs. a. B. Coppock,
| Angeles II -, ...... ctaoin ctaoin
Whittier. Calf: \. O. Keen, LeGrand
and Mrs. Edith Brock and Mrs. Il. Il.
! Philips, California