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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

Frlahliuhed here three years AGO
under The firm name. Tho firm OF
Olpin nuhbcF Works has succeodod
lhtoueh modern business ncinods
and The pleasing personality and
prorresslvcnoss of Mr. G q. Saee
In present owner and manager, ~
building ap an cuvlnhlr reputation
hi this given line.
M. &. a. HnHc. owner and pro.
prlclor. u native OF Kansas and
cumo here from Los Angeles, Cali
fnrnla. about one and half years
aeo. and bought out Mr. w. e. on.
Din. the former owner. ak months
aro. Mr. Saee has had about three
y@ars' experience IN lhc automobile
business. practically nli of which
has been IN the tire lllo
The firm employs fuur prople, The
floor space utilized hcine 20 by 20
feet and 20 by 20 feet wing. They
do general line of vulcanlzing and
the repairing and Gates Half Sole.
They carry general line Of accts.
sorlcs, do car repairing and storage
They carry gas and oil, maintaining
m upiodalc filling station, special
king on Speedway products. The
>Dlcanizing machine, which Is the
latest money can hliy, 4 capable oi
hhndllng from three 10 six inch tires
arc Is also equipped with a iube
Il rlnie. This firm h the exclusive
ppfnis for The famous Brunswick
Tires and as IA also The ease with lh'
Gates Hail Sole. IN fact. u may b.
sald that Gilpin Rubber Works I
equipped 10 do anything IN rubber
work with the exception Of rctread
lnp. An up.lO-dale auto MACHINE
shop Il maintained IN connection
Az work eoing out from this shol
u done under the personal super
yision OF Mr.. Sage, and is absoluicl,
guaranteed.
Perhaps no one factor has beer
: mcre responsible for tbe growth ant
reputation Of this firm. which hal
increased over 20 per cent since NJ
Sage took Il over, than the keynni'
ol their business policy. which "a
satisfaction" Ne. Sage hes hal
,, three years ln the Occidental Collee'
o. Los Angeles. in civil engineering
aud was overseas with the A. \. +
~ q second lieutenant IN the 320il
Field Artillery.
Tho proercssiveness Of this firm
combined with the expert workman
ship and personal supervision, an
especially oil work guaranteed
would seem "a assure the futur
!, succcss Of this excellenily appoint
Cd and conducted young busincs
!. firm.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

Although one oi he ncwey, eslan
llshed mlsiness concerns In Den|ne'
The Luna Couuly Meteor Company IL
indeed fortunate IN securing ne
agency for such well known cars a.
the sludcbaker and Murmnn. The
sludebuker people are advertising
Thai this i Sludcbakcr year.
and the sales OF this popular ear
which have bocn one Of the leading
fnctora IN The growth Of this lusly
business lnfonl are proving that this
u true.
Established here six months eep.
the firm " n copnrirerehip consist.
iur Of N. G. Boucher and 7. VI.
Wells. Mr.. Boucher is from ~
IaulA Missouri. and Is a native of
that state. he ls o family man and
home owner here. and was ior.
nlcrly connected with the Mcr-
chants Transfer Company az this
city. Mr.. n. w. Wells Is & native
~ Texas. and has had "a years cx
nerirnco IN the automobile business
The Luna County Motor Compnn,
u the exclusive ngency for The
Sludchaker and Marmon cars h
una. Grant and Sierra counties. AL
sales being out OF here. They ais
carry a full line Of accessories AMI
raris for these cars and give Studc
hakcr and Marmon service. Tn
building occupied Is % by 90 fee
and Is located on the corner OF 0ols
aud Pine. They have enjoyed
steady. substantial growth sine
their establishment here and ar
selling as many cars a. can be DC
li,cred.
All work done Is under the per
snnai supervision Of the partners
both 0f whom are experienced u
their given line, thus assuring thei
customers Of high class and saiii
factory service. The pleasing person
idlity and modern business method
Of the two young, progressive parl
nsrs assure their future success.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
HaitHH Studios
BETTER Phosouraphy-sIlver City.
Dcming.

The bringing inia a firm oi a per.
sanaliiy Is scene that h beinE eii.
acted every day IN the modern bus.
ness world. perhaps no better rx'
ample Of this enn be- cited in tbs
section of the state than ihe excel
lent personality of Mr. uallen
and his two famous studios al Silver
City and Deming.
Tho Demins studio IS located ni
e0s South Gold and h one ~ th'
best equipped studios In The South.
west. Mr. Haitrn has all mndern
business machinery down 10 the
minule and does a general line OF
better photography" specializing
on parirailures. The Silver city
studio Is the leading studio IN thnt
city and Il Is equipped IN the same
up.lo4iale manner. except beins
larger. as Il The Dcming studio. One
OF the main features Of the Silver
City studio Is the free rest rom
which Is open al al times. and u
maintained with an idea OF cont
munily gathering place where onr
can rest. write letters and meci
ones friends. The motto OF this
place Is I'VE Want You 10 Feel n
Home"
Mr.. Halien hns been here for ioui
years and Is from Denver. Ne wa
formerly engaged IN home portrail
work for q number OF years. NJ
Hniien II q young man and q i've
wire. He has had about fifieef
YEARS in photography and ha'
worked in some of the largest stu
dos IN the country Mr. Haiien hai
been memher Of the phoiugrn
phers' Association of America fol
The past five years, which in lisell
h quite an hoaur. The specially o
the Hatirn Studios ls baby portrait
ures. Mr.. Hailcn nla0 does A'rn'
work for physicians. and ~ fact al
~ the better CLASSES ~ photography
Mr. Hallen has the unique expert
ence Of having taken ihe only pie
lures nf pershin9's expedition Whel
they came out 0f Mexico Al lha
Tins Mr. Halien took 81 difieren
Vicws Of 0cnefal pcfshiHg ana az
army. That NJ. IIaiien and ~
studios are popular ~ well prqvel
BY lln fact That when be sleeps n
3 always neRlerfing spmP part D
Bis rofk. and Il may BE- snId NE
bt tffy seldom pcelefls any % 4
Nr. nnllen's one Idea ln ilie sccnl
ia b. taking pictures of people an
buildings thai ere exiFumoly bar
u take or anppoecd " bc "ui
laka6le. ana then giVina entity aa
tia1Ilon
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
Lester Motor csHpsay



what ls conceded 10 be one Of the
loading automobile sales house ln
leadinr automobile sales houses IN
Demme Is the Lester Motor Com
pany. heated at 40 North silver
street Deming. This company -
branch OF tho Lester Motor com.
pauy OF II paso. and Is In direct
charrr of Mr.. n. W. Lester. a part.
nee N both houses.
Established here three years aEo.
the firm Is a partnership CONSISTING
of A. A. Lester and u. W. Lester
Mr.. n. ". Lester. under whose ac'
tive management the Demlne house
y run. has been here off ana on for
the last six years. Ne formerly ran
the Lester Garagr which was de-
siroyed by fire. M. Lester is a
family man. a member Of the Cham
Der of Commerce and a prominent
fralernal man. being a member ol
the Elks. I. 7. and &. N. A.
The Deming house carries practl
cally The same line as IN ~ paso
The nemlng house ccopcrales viii
the NJ pasO house IN the matter ol
ears and parts. thus making u unu
snally up.lodaie from the custom
ers standpoint being able 10 hnv'
the facilities Of larrr city concern
They handle the Maxwell. the car
with the famous hotspoi motors
the Chalmers and also the Re Ner'
ears. The firm carries cUmplcl'
line Of accessories for these car
which enables them 10 do rcpairinl
and give service. They are The loca
disribuiors Of the Maxwell an
Chalmers cars. and as an exnmpl
~ ihrir growth. this years conirac
doubles that of last year. The I.e'
ter Motor Company are distributor
flr the following territory: Texa
west of the pecos. Grant. Luna :
ezra. Dona Ana. Oacro AMI Socorr
eouniiea. New Mexico. for the u
We're. Duplex trucks and Maxwe
trucks. a. well as the abovc mel
tinned two makes 81 cars.
Mr.. Lester IA planning 10 max
numerous improvements In the nea
future which include The putting
Of a complete plate glass front. lf
proving the show room and inieri'
decorations. When This ~ done
will place the Lester Motor Cor
pany In a glass by itself In this -
iirn of the state.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06
B0TdsrIsnd Garage
OaLIand Cars. RepubIIe TrheLs

Although one 0f Doming's newest
enterprises. the Borderland Garage,
l.. q. Tucker. Proprietor. has sue
rceded through modern business
mrlhOds in building up a business
that Is second 10 none IN his given
line.
The firm has been under ihe pres.
cni management fon six months, but
was formerly known as the horlcr-
land Garage for a period of ten
ycrrs and under that nnme y the
oldest established garage IN Demlnr.
II "a located ni $40 Cold avenue.
Mr.. Tucker has been here ten years
and was cashier of The southern
Tacific for more than six years. We
also had charge of the mems fur.
nishine department at N0rdhalls q
sons for n period ~ four yrars. Me.
Tucker il a native OF Iowa. and has
lcrn In this western country fnr
ah0ut twenty years. He Is a family
man. a home owner and a member
N the Chamber OF Commerce. He
~ 4 prominent politician. being In
the race for county tax assessor OF
Lama county on The Republican
Ticket and n his pleasing personality
may be- taken as an indies lion Of his
popularity, his opponent will Al The
end OF the race know that Mr..
Tucker has been IN said race.
An extraordinary feature of this
firm u a free camping ground next
door for tourists ON which is located
Ia five room. m0dernly equipped
adobe house. which Is also for the
accommodation Of the touring pub
llc. The firm handles a general line
OF accessories, oils. tires and tuhea
aud do repairing. They have the
exclusive agency for Oakland cars
rnd Republic trucks IN Grant Luna
and HidnlFo counties. In the tire
department speciality u made "
The we'll known Miller and llncinf
Horseshoe tires. Continental prod
urls are featured in the gns and pl
end Of the business. They also d
storage business.
The building utilized Is 80 by i5i
feet in extent and five people arr
employed therein a ~ hour sorry
zee Is malniained 10 accordance viii
he Tucker idea oi serylcc Tht
farnec has the most floor space AM
y one ~ lha largest and most up
lodalc garages 10 this part Of ~
I STALE. The average grnse hfisInes|
.ll,na IA nroand nlnn0 "A month.
\ lrnlahic feature of ;his excellcni ~
| pointed firm "a that they have on
| ~ the most expert lllho men n lb'
Southwest, Mr.. Thomas Middleton
uho Is we'll known IN ihA part Q
the country
n Having ''servicor as their molif
and an absolute guarantee goln
with their Finished work, couples
with modern business methods AM
expert wofkmanshlp. the future o
srls firm seems asBurel.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

Tho continuance Of any ore firm
ln q given line for a period Of thirty
years can meen only one thing
that that firm Is an unqualified sue.
cess. Such n The proud record Of
Henry Meyer, City Market. fresh
anu cured meats.
The firm wat originally known a.
RIoasler a Muycr. Mr.. Meyer later
taking over lhr interest Of Mr..
lhcsslcr. Mr.. Nrycr Is family
man. home owner and i a mem.
her of the Chamber Of Commerce.
besides owning his place nf bust.
Hrss. Mr.. Meyer owns other bust.
ness property. Ne is member OF
The Knights of pylhlas and the
Woodmen lodges. Az work l. under
The personal supervision oi Mr..
Meyer who was raised IA The meat
business.
The firm started IN small way
and has hy modern business meth.
oils succeeded Ia reaching lls pres.
cni higl status. The bulldlne orcu.
pied Is 20 hy lb feet and clrhi ncn.
VI. are employed lherri-k This "A
ps,e of the leading meat mGI kele IN
Ifhc city and Is the oldest II carries
general llncs of fresh and cnrad
meats, fresh vegetables. fhh and
oysters. uglliF only Mimhros Valley
products IN iht meat iluu
This market does an "a own
huicberlnf and "a prepared 10 han.
die any emergencies Al nll times.
One ul the besI feainfes n lh|s ~.
erllcnily appointed market a Tho
cold storage compartments one 20
by N and onr . By s. These arc
ciloled by cold air which keeps ihnAI
cry al an times and has decided
advantage over irf. kefDinG Ihe
meals freshcr snd IN i bel|er condl.
iion for q lonees period ~ time Than
would ice. An average lemperhlnro
of between % and ~ degrees h
maintained n an Times. An auto
| dpllvery syslem Is also malnlaIne'l
10 keoplng with lhe Meyer idea o.
J service.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06


The firm of n : Nor'l q l'cnipans
was established here seycn ycars
aro. Nv. NorA has been here Tori
about NE same length OF llme Hc|
came here from ~. pnnl, NInnespla
Mr.. Nord hns htcn IN lhr United
slasra for about lhlrlylVo years.
having lived IL chicaso. y. Paul
and Yupfka. Mr.. Nord isfa native
u Chrisl|nnsiadl. sweden Nc has
been familiar with raising capital
for corporations for number OF
years. lic has lately been prumul
Ing Nnrlnus enterprises Nf. Nutu
has been connected with ni least
three successful mining cnirrpflsca
~ lhe last few years a. asprnmelrf
they bring the q. 3. Copper Com
pany Al Hanover. n. NJ. The hcpuhlis
Mining aud Nilline Company 90
Dcmina. formed and operated hy
him IN ils early Stages and his pres.
cnt undertaking.. Of which h. v
president. namlry, The hlhclhllic
Mining and Milling Company oi
rrminc.
Mr. Nord n0 douhi Is one uf Inc
hest posted men on the mining in'
duslry IN Luna and adjoining coun
ties al present Ne WAS last year
appointed superintendent OF The
mineral exhibits of the Luna County
Fair. and ~ his expert assistance
wns due In no small manner The
success ~ This exhibit. which ha'
dnnc much 10 inform the people
about the excellent mineral oIlor
luniiics existing ln Luna. Grant nn'
Hldnlrn counties. and which ha'
done much to stimulate activity ~
llLs line. There are a. present
about fifly mines located in ih'
above mentioned territory, and th'
future of this territory 4 ono of th'
best IN the United states io hecnm'
great mlnifAl section.
n ls understood by Mr.. Nord. wit
Il well Informed on the subject lha
the wurk done mp 10 ihe present
merely a scratch ON The irsmcns
= mineral INHNNIN'H w NtiH NI"NA 7"
Only a few large enterprises hav
already begun operations, but ~
next few years should show thl
mining district % be the equal q
any IN the United States.
The Bi.Mclaliic Mining and Mi
ing Company is a corporation ~
Grating under the laws of The stat
; Of New Mexico. and y operating
The TERRA Blanca Bromide Mlnin
District. sierra county. New Mcxicl
! 1he officers and directors are; N.
Nord. president and general MAJ
|, ager; Chris Raiihel. vice preslden
A. G. Heyman. secretary: II. !
y Grccn. treasurer; r. r. Nallandl
ham director. and Alfred sirur
! director.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06


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3 standpoint o. rtrr''Nn, f3ff'No tN4
4 IA eontnd and n|a|Hy Iood 4 The
n,...ern ,.alr loehftA on NORTH
Sa.' ......... MI. I....l... ~ ia.
'''ff. r.,''''' NJ '.'R " W
fAfei'rII'f appp'n'fN 'f'" ""'t'' n
|n The 4pmmNpf|oI NplN' block
ftaths h tr'rnnnIy fn1r NI tttt&a
&. lhn Ir..tlInr n,.l.I|o Il HtIn4
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sIHl'nu
Tho cnit l. under the o~nofHh'u
and nnftontl lnanaannenl nf NJ.
.a a.. "a w.lts4 mo Madeira
..,..t4 .,.,.,
'"i' was ''",'''''''' '''' N'fo'
mFniha Hto' HHnt improvements
on The interior wrfn Inhdo BY Mr.
walker upon ihr c.lnhllshmcnl Of
,n,. h.,.,...... i, a., 4, NAV n. 49,.
.'' ~ -'.1 I. -.
uiHi lnr ih'''ii'f mas eftft nfItA''
nnce 70 please me eye ana with q
special care 10 san|iatlnn. The build.
iiH octnpicd u ID ny ~ fttl eI'n
seven puupir arc rmplnIrd tncrri1.
The housc has . capacity nl my
ptpplc. The head chti' hfnofq
Parker lcul0rcdl. 4 an old expert
cnccd dining cay chef. chI Parker
las evoked IN sunir oi me lrnnInf
cafes ana e1iint houses all over lho
United States AID y y seiu hia ono
idea IN lIie "a 10 satisfy the iunH'nN
ol real hnnEry upfellng man who
Is seeking quick service and Euod
cooking
Service and courtesy 1. lhc kcy.
rnic OF the business policy oi mo
Modern Cafe. and ~ Inct " may ne
slated that me woru MODERN y no
mifnomer' ~ his care q Thoroughly
modern end nptonhe ~ every re-
spcct The majority oi the lnrFe
Trade enjoyed BY the Modern y nf
the commercial class ihey make a
specially or short orders, regular
meals ana q " carte meals. ine
prices ~ tins cafe Hrr ekfemely
reasonable considering The sorslce
: rendered and tho class OF ioo'l
served. Ihfy are open IRON oAn
o. m. 70 10 p. NJ.
In several Of the scientific jour
! nals lately there has 0fiiimes been
! disc ussed ana tested out the cHncl
elect OF slovenly surroundings ana
unpleasant interior views upon the
appetite OF the people. y was hnali,
= decided ~ these learned men, who
ai mat Time used every method Al
: rand 10 prove ana dlsprotc thnil
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-06

getting oil may not be cramped hy
a lack II finances
The company absolutely assures
every investor, no matter how smnIl.
that they win get an honest run for
their money and That The company
will be operated on A. economic 0
hasls a. y possible
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-21

LOsT-Blue skirt between SO Be-
midi ave and 3rd street. Finder
please leave at Pioneer for reward:
.IE :" - 6r21tf
FOR RENT-Furn1shed modern
room. Will accommodate two fades
or two gentlemen nicely. alO23
Minnesota ave. Phone 317-R.
LOsT-Jet rosary. Finder please
leave at Lafontisee Millinery Re-
ward. 1t6-1z
WANTED-To buy or rent forfsum-
mer, baby's bed and mattress.
Write, Mrs. Tracy r. Bangs, grand
Forks Bay. 6-15
FOR ALE-Stucco house on Flake
Shore. Thoroughly modern. even
room house on Dewey, BATH ana
two screened porches. A good gro
Gerry store, doing over $2,00o
month business. Three hOuses and
four lots. For quick sale, wilfgive
bargain. Terms. Call 40 f al.
dress b. J. Nicely, city. 546-26
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STATE PRIMARY CONTEST
!. "> III. BEING HELD TODAY

z St. Paul, June 21.-Republican and
democratic candidates for state offices
were contesting at the polls today
for their party nominations:
Republicans attempted to eliminate
a long list of candidates for governor
through an elimination convention,
but there are still six in the race.
Seven are seeking the democratic
nomination for governor. There WI!
be a farmer-labor ticket in the field
during the campaign but it is not
participating actively in the prl-
mary.
Jacob A. o. Preus, endorsed by
the republican state convention, has
as his running mates, L. L. Collins
for acknowledgements; Mike Holm,
for secretary Of state; Clifford l..
Hilton, for attorney general; Henry
Rines. for state treasurer; 0. r. b.
Jacobson, for railroad and warehouse
commissioner.
The National Nonpartisan league
is seeking to nominate state ticket
under the republican primary. Hen
rik Shipstead is their candidate Tor
the nomination for governor.
The republican ballots are: For
governor, Franklin F. Ellsworth
Samuel G. Iverson, Thomas Keefe,
J. A. o. Preus and Henrik Shipstead ;
for lieutenant governor, Louis L. Col
Inns and George H. Mallon; for sec
rotary Of state; Mike Holm, A: IN! M;
Opsahl, Thomas Vollom; for state
treasurer, Charles A. Lund and Henry
Rines; for attorney general, Clifford
&. Hilton, John c. Larson, Elmer G:
Patterson, Stelle S. Smith and
Thomas v. Sullivan:
The democratic ballot-For gov-
ernor, Charles M. Andrist, Robert W:
Hargadine, L: G. Hodgson, Edward
Indrehus, Alfred Jacques, Oliver J.
Duane and julius Thorson; for Sec
rotary Of state, Frank g: Bu Bur .ssttat
designation: For associate justice
supreme court, Homer B. Dibell, AL,
bert johnson, George L. Siegel and
VIM. H. Vanderburgh.
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ADDITIONAL WANT ADS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work by
experienced. public 'stenographer:
Phone $40, hotel Markham.
1t6-21
FOR SALE-One eight room house;
One seven-room house; Two four
hoom house. All in first class con-
dition or may exchange for good
farm land. E. J. Swedbeck. 6d6-26
FOR RENT-Two completely furn.
ished rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone 5O4-W. 1851
FOR SALE-Ford roadster, excellent
condition, new tires, $500, worth
of accessories, leaving town only
reason for selling. Address P. O.
box 287. ~3t6-23
LOST-Late Sunday afternoon, feath-
er shoulder cape with great many
tails one it. Party picking up same
return to SIS Bemidji ave-, or DR..
Larson's office for reward.
6.21tf
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MEATS

VEGETABLES
Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt. $3.50
Potatoes, per cwt. ...........$4.6O
Beans, brown, cwt. ........'. 1880
Eggs, per dozen ........,.....36c
Butterfat SAC
Rhubarb, per cwt. soc
MEATS
Mutton, lib. .............-. .1Oc
Pork, dressed .15c
Veal lac
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-21
JOHN LEHMAN
GAINS II POUNDS
Tanlac Has Put Me Back in az
Fine Health a. | Ever Was
in NV Life" He Saws

sss e'~J -ssy e~ S
"Tanlac has not only put me back
in as fine health as I ever was in
my life but it has also added seven
teen pounds to my weight" said John
Lehman, a well-known employee of
the Swift Packing Co., who lives at
626 Rondo St., St. Paul, MINI.
"For the past five years I have
been troubled with a bad case of in
Digestion" continued Mr.. Lehman,
!"and during that time:I have had
several spells that were so bad al
most gave, up and didn't, think I
could pull through. Last summer I
had the worst spell Of all, and I
couldn't eat a thing and fell off from
one hundred forty-five pounds down
to -. one hundred twenty-eight. It
seemed that the minute I ate any
thing PAS would begin to form and
l would bloat up as tight as drum
and be in agony for three hours
afterwards. I would get up every
morning and eat piece Of toast and
drink cup Of coffee and that would
do me the rest of the day. My wife
would fix me up a nice lunch for
me to take to my work but would
bring it back with me not having
eaten over two or three bites OF q
sandwich. My throat and mouth
would get dry and parched and
couldn't take a deep breath on &C.
count Of the gas that had pressed up
against my lungs. had awful pains
in my back just above my kidneys
and 1 lost so much sleep that I had
reached the point where I could hard
ly get around at all. -.
my wife had been reading about
Tanlac, and as none Of the medicines
l had been taking did me any good
she decided that Tanlac was what ]
needed and she brought bottle home
for me. Well, sir, I began to feel
better right away and my improve
ment has been SO fast that l have
gain back every pound of my lost
weight and couldn't ask to be in
better health. I can eat anything
want with no bad effects at all, in
fact, my wife has to just double the
size of my lunch so that can satisfy
nv appetite. My back does not bother
me any more and I sleep like log
at night and get up Of mornings feel
ing like a. man ought to feel. This
is QHr busy season safEf$am work:
ing on an eleven hour shift now, and
it's''a fact, I am not half as tired
at niHht as I was when was working
on an eight hour. shift before I got
hold of Tanlac. ! am more than
pleased with the way this medicine
has fixed me up,. and it is always q
pleasure for me to say good word
for it."
Tanlac is sold in Bemidji by City
Drug: Store and by the leading drug
gists: in every town.
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GoNvICK TEAM PLAYS WELL
AND BLANKS OKLEE. 10 TO q

Gonvick, June 21.-Playing steady
and we'll behind "Billy" Weinch who
pitched superb ball, Gonvick shut-out
the Oklee team here Sunday after
noon by a score of 10 to 0. Only
one Of the visitors got as far as Sec
ond base and but single hit was
garnered of the delivery of the local
pitcher.
Hard hitting on the part of the
Gonvick team, including q three-base
smash by Wrench featured the per-
Torrance. This was the sixth game
for Gonvick and the fourth straight
win. The game was witnessed by 500
fans. Batteries: Gonvick-Wiench
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