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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

WENTED-5O00 COTTON PICKERs IN
PALO VERDE FAILET-Ask any person
who has ever picked cotton here whether
they made money. they are our best ref
erences= come where you can make money
and gain health Ct the same time. where
winter Is always autumn: We pay best
prevailing prices for big boil short staple
cotton. steady work from Sept 18th TO
Feb, the best winter climate IN California.
practically no rain and an even. pleasant
temperature am railroads viii tell you
how TO get to Blythe. California. Get
here SEPT. 18th and report a. Blythe Her
aid office. where YOUR Job VIII be await
ing you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
HELD Wanted-Ageuts


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HIGH grade stock salesmen wanted for
manufacturing proposition. liberal com
mission. call for interview. Martin &
Evans. so5 Martin Bldg.
FORD auto-turning headlight. latest safety
device. sample $40 SCENTS wanted. SO per
cent field rips Address Ford. Box 1914,
Ranger, Tex
AGENTs-Make $50 weekly taking orders
for fast selling Goodyear raincoats. hun
drsds OF orders waiting. 81 an hour for
spare time, we deliver and collect. sample
coat free. write today for agency. Good
year Mfg Co. ssS6 Goodyear Bldg. kan
sas City, No.
AGENTS-Steady income. large manu-
facturer Of soaps. perfumes. toilet articles
and pure food products etc. wishes rep
reseutatfve in each locality. manufacture
direct TO consumer big profits. honest
goods, whole OF spare time. cash or credit
send At once for particular American
Products Co. 461 American Bldg Gin
cinnau O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Helm Wapted-NaIe

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WANTED-Twenty white men 10 drive
teams on ditch work, s2-5o per day and
board Wells Sti1lwen d. Spears. SIS First
National Bank Bldg.
WANTED-Experionc station accountant
or claims clerk for 6 weeks work good
chance Of permanent position. pay s6-33N
per day Address FREIGHT Agent. Doug
Jas. Ariz.
VOCATIONAL employment department Y
II c. A. viii help young men secure en-
ployment Of the kind they are best fitted
for; many calls coming in daily; many DO
sitions available. S200 month NJ See Mr..
Wheeler Office hours $50 an TO u noon
COLORED MUSICIANS on band instru-
ments Of any kind wanted 10 travel 18th
Gentry Bros Shows liberal salaries and
an expenses paid. including board and
lodging Apply at front entrance Of the
show Sunday OF Monday at show grounds
on Boulevard
TANTED-Locai manaEer for marvellous
automobile invention. doubles power. mile
age. efficiency. saves Its cost first DAY.
endorsed BY thousands. a permanent posi-
ton worth 500 weekly. sample outfit and
Ford car furnished free. write quick. Ovee
Company. Dept 7s1s louisville, ky
TWO SHOEMAEERS wanted at Amarillo.
Texas; from $40 20 $50 per week. II neces-
sary viii send Ticket
UP TO Date SHOE COMPANY.
200 East FIFTH Street
JAKE MILLER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Wanted-MiseeIIaneous


WANTED-Draftsman' drawing table
about 3l142 inches. standard make. fold
inE style. Pm ESQ.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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NICELY furnished room modern home.
until November LIST Phi. 7s2s
A BUSINESS woman viii rent her small
Manhattan home TO a responsible woman
who VII board The owner. Phi 1921.
FOR RENT-Furnished 5 room bungalow,
sleeping porch and basement 251s Boule-
ward, Phi. s0o5W-
MODERN furnished bungalow. rooms
and sleeping pouch. 800 per month, 300
block MontaHl street.
W #. PAYNE.
f0l Mesa Ave. Phone 1880
FOR RENT TO JANUARY 1ST.
-Four rooms and large sleeping
porch. partially furnished 4003
Trowhridga St. garage and yard
for chickens, $50 per month. no
children call Rental Department.
BROADDUS & LEBANON.
Realtors.
III Texas St Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

WANTED
Good men 70 represent the Missouri state
Life ms Co.. Of St Louis. No. IN Pecos
Toyah. Sierra Blanca. Alpine. Fl Stock
ton and Preside. Tex also IN Silver city
Deming. Lordshurg. n. IL: top notch con-
tracts.
LEO r. SCHUsTER, GENERAL AGrNT
S14 Mills BldE b Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
$500 TO 5000.
SALESMAN
WANTED

BY Bastian Bros Co.. Rochester.
n. T.-house Of national prom
fnence and million dollar capital
-as exclusive representative N FL
Faso and surrounding territory 70
sell high grade celluioid and metal
advertising novelties, signs. badges,
buttonE N B J ms Favorably
known 20 and wanted b. BUSH
uesses OF every size and nature
Orders range from SO 20 $4,000
each. Liberal commission paid.
Fully state business experience.
Qualifications and three first class
business references with first letter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Help Wanted-FemaIe

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WANTED-Good cook good wages. woman
only. az Arizona: don't phone.
WA-,TED-Toung lady TO enter training
school for nurses. Apply Providence Hos
pitai. 6l7 n. santa Fe.
WANTED-English speaking Mexican girl
for general homework Apply SO n. kan
sas.
OFFICE AsSIsTANT-TYPIsT.
Young American woman, knowledge OF
spanish. some stenography. physicians
o1tlce preterred- Call Advertiser. Phi 39s5J.
WANTED-Governess for children. must
understand music. ages 1856. live on
ranch, references. Address Mrs jess
Mosley. Sierra Blanca. Tex
MANIED-Middle aged white woman 10
clean few rooms and help with evening
meal dishes. good pay 10 the right party.
Apply 2os Epson.
WANTED-Three e1perlsnced chamber-
maids. good wages. Apply The New Next
CO Cottage sanatoriunl. silver City. n 81
WANTED Waitress for mining camp
boarding house, $40 per month. room and
board S. Mining Co. Valedon. n. n.
WANTED-Niddle aged woman TO cook
In OIL camp Mrs. r D. Gray, Twin City
on & Gas Co. Hoyey, Tex
newspapers, magazines. experience unnec-
essary. details free. Press Syndicate, 1856
St Louis. No
WANTED-Experience teacher to teach
2 small children on ranch. state wages eK-
pected when applying. Frank Ncland.
Earadlse. Arlz-
WASTED-Nanss Fl Paso women. girls.
over II, wishing government positions.
sioa month u. answer immediately Ad
dress 226. care Herald.
YOUNG lazy to assist with office work.
one who Is accurate a. figures and can
use theftypewrlter. would prefer one with
sroceEy experience Apply by letter only
and state experience, II any. and salary
waited. Piggly Wisely
FiIOTOPLAYs-50OO IDEAS and suEges-
tons wanted. working girl paid $4,000
Tor ideas she thought worthless. write for
free details Producers League. SIS St
Louis. No
WOMAN-Good position with established
firm open Sept. 20 to a woman over Is
years with high school or college educa-
ton, pleasing. adaptable and free 10
travel. woman who has taught school. II
a mother or has Travelled preferred. 7oth-
ing TO invest. position permanent With
splendid future. expect to pay-s50 week
10 one who can fully qualify Address
35s. care Herald Il
MEXICAN girl who speaks English for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

s. II. KRESs & COMPANY
have opening for g man with some
mercantile experience. ore who
has thought for his future pros
poets viii find attractive opening,
must be qualified TO give bond
and be under 30 Applications re-
ceived Tuesday after 9 o'clock at
office on Sd floor. S. Il. Kress & Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
MachinerT-An Kind,

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REBUILT mining and power machinery.
$. w. Wrecking Co. SOC San Francisco st
FOR SALE-One Hamilton Corless engine.
50 horsepower, run about 4 months. also .
boilers, all IN fine condition Address Box
463, Wilcox, Ariz-
FOR SALE-Three miles { inch line pipe,
good 70 drill or set IN shallow wells. $50
foot: / mile Of recessed long couplings.
thread, 8 Inch pipe. s1.25 FOOT miles
inch line pipe. 75c foot: 1900 feet OF
long coupling. IS pounds. inch Reading
Grill pipe, as good as new. SOC foot; "A ro-
tary drilling rigs. complete. S2750 and up.
all sizes OF new pipe in stock at whole
sale prices IN local shipments. new and
second hand. so II. P. 10 so H p. boilers
from $500 20 S1sss: we manufacture heavy
elevators and draw works. Brooks Sup
ply Co, Beaumont. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

MEXICAN girl who speaks English for
kitchen work, IS Der week and board.
Sunnycrest Sanatorium. Phi 1907.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

49,
las CHUCES-EL PASo TRUCK LINE
Announce their passenger car service be-
tween Las Cruces and FL Paso. Car leaves
HCitizen" office. Las Cruces. 8 an. leaves
Masonic Temple. FL Paao, pm For res
ervatlous. Pm Las Cruces 123; e. Paso 91T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

WANTED.
An Experienced unoieum LAYER.
ROGERS FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Ro0ning Hoases-For SaIe and Ren


BUY direct from owner 10 beautifully fur
uisEsd, all outside rooms. choice location,
steam heat close in SIS n kaussE-
FOR RENT-Haczer hotel. all furnished.
right price to proper party. center Of city.
-Address Box 5o2. Las Cruces. y. n -
WASrED-To buy from owner. -5Is.rsI-
roomlng house OF apartment housE. Pm
1lI4.
E0E SALE-By owner. In~roor1 rooui7E
house. nice. clean fE-liiture. long lease.
cheap -. ~ 5srEain II sold At once
tsrna or cash Pm 7216M.
70 10y or SELL that roominE OF apart
ment house. hotel OF business. See Meiezz.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Phone $50. 500 san Antonio Sc
DO YOU Want A BOOMING HOUSE
OR HOTEL2
Call uE We have just what you want
Il you have one 20 sell, list Il with U.s.
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION CO.
Phone z344- 224-225 Trust Bldg.
BOOMING HOUSES
THAT YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY
Nine rooms. elegant furniture. In
Guiding piano ---.------..---.-.-- $500
Nine rooms. fair 10 mlddlinE furni-
TUE ------------. ------& e0u
The above are only paying $40 rent
Locations first class
j. S. CROLIER,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Poultry and Pet Stock

1E5STED-To buy young rassi'I Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

Employment Agencies
MEXICAN laborers for industries railroads
mines and agriculture. Can arrange for
contract cotton pickern out OF Mexico
Gonzales Labor AEency, 81 s. e Paso St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
Wanted-Furniture


WANTED-Two wood and coal heating
stoves Phi 7o2gW.
WANTED-s10,0 600 worth Of second hand
furniture. Texas Furniture Co. Phi 1881.
BOOKS and used furniture wanted Fh
so. Erwin FURNITURE CO.
GET all your furniture Is worth. call Us
before you sell G. d. HOUSER FURNI-
ItkE CO. 6ol-5 p San Antonio. Phi $40
WANTED-ro buy for cash or trade. sec
oud hand furniture. BurEie Furniture Co.
500 Texas Phi. 2f04.
WALLACE FURNITURE co.
VIII pay you top cash price for your
furniture; get cur bid before you sell
PHONE zoos.
We PAY hiEnest cash prices for your
second hand furniture or sewing machines.
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
1o7 S. Stanton St
Observation-Disclosures
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WANTED second hand portable ga
rage. Phi 1916.
WANTED-To buy. a trunk. must be IN
good condition. Ph- fs92
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

SHOW CASES. ns= and second hand cash
registers. desks. chairs. small safe. Rem
inEtun Monarch typewriter. No g Ike
new counters. tables and office partitions
complete soda water fountain. expert ab-
met work done We buy all kinds Of cffica
and store fixtures. Chen3weth-LeVy Co.
III and 20I W Overland. City, Pm 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

WANTED-Draftsman' drawing table.
about 3l142 inches. standard make. fold
ing style. Phi 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
THE DISTINCTIVE TYPE
Seat covers cushicna. wrecked bodies re-
paired. body building and painting; re-
pairing
Our stock IS the largest and our equip
ment the most complete IN the southwest
When We recover . top with orr Fauri-
Iold. we know from experience that we
are giving our customer the best possible
value
AUTO THINNING SUPPLY co.
5o7 west San Antonio St.
Fl Paso. TexaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
For Sale or Ezcbange-Real Estate


Equity IN brick tenement for automohfie
Or cottage lots IN Plains. Tex. for valley
ana q nunsalofs small tracts Of valley
land this side o. Tsleta for cottage. huri-
ness property on s stanton street block
rom orerl1nds also brick tenements 2
blocks from Paso del Norts hotel for I'M
proved valley farm equity % lots on Es-
trella street for auto 20 acres OF land. al
has been 10 cultivation. In Cameron county
near broWnaviile. Tor cottage: so acres of
improved valley land at Alamoss. Colo.
water rights paid. Tor e Paso property.
house on Fl Boulevard street AZ a bar
gain for cash. also Velie auto. $50 acres
o. land On paved road. about "a miles
down the valley. fine for cotton or Alfalfa.
FOR business property
". n. CARL.
lo2 capiss Bids. Phones Sc andstL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

WALTER A. WILLIAMS. AUCTIONEER.
Phi 253s, office SO Z. san Antonlo, Auc-
ton House Wnl handle sales % or cut
o. town. office hours. $40, 1872. SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04

TWESTY as8s and ROSTERS for Fsi'-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
DO YOU :. KNOW?

That in the 80 years of organization,
the American Red Cross has partici-
pated in $50 disaster reliefs?
That since 1905, the Red Cross has
participated in an average Of II dis
asters year?, That the total expendi-
ture of the disaster relief today is over
$13, 100000? This excludes the war re-
lief expenditure.
That $4,000 was expended at the tor
nado at Tyler, Mimi?
That $215,000 was expended for the
relief of the fire sufferers in the Mime
sofa forest Ares? j.
T hat $4,000 was spent by the Red
Cross in Minnesota, Montana. North
and South Dakota during the influenza
epidemic in 1918? @. ~,
That $4,000 was spent at the tornado
a. fergus Falls, Mimi?
THAT $4,000 was spent in Beltrami
county and Marshall county, MIMI,
Aoods2 g..
4 That the Northern Division spent
3s6, 900 in the Montana drought regions
las1o1ol
That @165 900 was spent BY the local
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10

in this program. Rev. Swenson, Pres
:ident Of the Conference, viii deliver
the dedicatory sermon. asa Is RI VI; HILL
Every one Of our teacllers and nearly
all OF our regular stndentsohay pur.
chased their season astiekets1ttfo the
Lecture Course. s8s,. u
Mr.. Sjostrand cried the annual
church auction at the Swedish, Luther
an church at 4Alvarado last Friday eve
ming. Last Tuesday evening Mr.. Sjos-
trand acted in the same capacity at the
Elm church. =. ,,%9st st..s:s; .=@
The members Of the faculty attend
ed the banquet given at the Swedish
Lutheran Emanuel church in Vega last
Wednesday evening" They have not
forgotten the good "eats'' and the splen-
did arrangements. -. -
Don't forget that our: conservatory of
music faculty renders free public re-
cital on Tuesday, November 23rd. =.
School will be dismissed at 9::45 on
Armistice Day. T ~ ';'ss
The Thanksgiving recess begins Wed.
nesday. evening, November -. oath
School will be in session on Monday
November 22nd in place Of Friday after
Thanksgiving and owing to the fact
that school was in sessionson election
day, Saturday will also be holiday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10

The past fall has been the most IA
vorable for doing farm work in the
memory Of the Oldest inhabitant> The
month of October was the nildest Of
record, and November, until xeaterday,
: has also been fine On account Of the
exeenent weather, farmers have had &
good chanee to-hnish up their fall work:
Those who have travelled :extensively
~ car over this part Of the valley, say
that: they have never before seen 50
much blowing done. The country,
therefore, is in splendid shape for an.
other crop year. Year after year the
farmer plows his fields and prepares
for "a new harvest, that@the hungry
may abe ted. He never goes on q strike
and 1t would be a sad thing for the
world ii he did. = ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
North Star COLLEGE,

Victor Bernhardson, a. graduate Of
the Strandquist High School, arrived
last Monday. Mr.. Bernhardson will
pursue the bookkeeping and steno-
graphic courses and in addition will
study music. INV
Next Thursday, November 18th, the
Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Lutheran
church will serve hot turkey supper
at the college ~.
Miss Olga Hermanson, principal Of
our conservatory Of music. viii, render
4 Pipe Organ Recital at the Grand
Forks Swedish Lutheran church next
Tuesday evening when their new organ
viii be dedicated. Miss Sophia Her
mapss.s. Miss Mvia Btorkquist and
Miss Alba Bjorkquist viii also assist
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
Butter Prices and Minnesota. ::

: =: Corn may Gomes= DOWN price
: wheat. That DOESN'T WoFrE NEST Of tbs
Minnesota formers. The Minnesota
farmer feeds his corn to the cows: and
the immensely larger number Of Min.
nesota farmers are little interested lii
the price OF wheat, yet are greatly in
teresteds in the price Of bran, which
comes down. or course, when wheat
comes down. 49,.
The price Of butter does interest
them because, that is the thing they
are selling. :: According to the United
States Market Reporter, the price Of
% per. cent butter in New York has
run since August 4:as follows Aug: il,
182O.5k17:E Aug. q, 5492; Aug q,
$3.50 Sept. 4, 1888: Sept. II, 56.67
Sent; 10, $500: Sept. rs. 1915; Oct. 2,
61:42; Oct. 8, 6O.91; Oct. 16, 62.a2. =
Comparing this With the prices: Tor
1919, shows, Of course, slight huctua,
tons. That is, the week of Sept. 15
1915, showed an average price of $40.
The corresponding week in 1920, it was
58.75. The week of Oct. 2, 1919, the
price was 6O.5O; in 1920, CLAP, etc.
But in the main, butter is rising as
rapidly this year as it did last. The
result is that the majority of farmers
Of Minnesota are today better able to
buy automobiles, trucks, farm nipple
ments, or any other thing that they
may want than they were last year.
Not only is the price of butter going
up. but butter is an absolute cash pro
position. The farmer gets his cash
for cream weekly, semi-monthly, or al
most, monthly. Last year he got $155,
OOO,OOO.OO for cream in Minnesota.
Minnesota makes cheese, too, and &
lot Of it, and the price of cheese is q
cents as compared with 27.63 for thu
previous week, and 26.75 for the weel
of August Z, 1920.
Minnesota is a. very interesting mar
ket-an inviting one.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
= ~ 71,7-31s - - . N! - 1---- & !, va.
hapters In. the Montana drought re

chapters In the Montana drought re-
gions? ss SIS ssss. s5s.% 7,sss "A
That $4,000 was spent in Renville
county, n. D., in the grasshopper EN-
Urgency. and 150,00O,OO0 bushels Of
grain were saved? ". +. S. s
That in addition 100000 worth of
supplies were sent from the Northern
Division to the various disasters?
That the total expenditure In the
Northern Division for disaster relief In
the past two years has been $500, 900?
That the Red Cross IL financing 81
public health nurses in Minnesota, Mon
tana, North and South. Dakota?
That Red Cross public health nurses
have assisted in organizing health
clinics throughout the Division?
That 1000 rural teachers have re-
ceived special public health training
from the Red Cross during the past
year? ,.t@....
That through the Red Cross over
100000 children in the four states have
been examined and physical. defects
pointed out to the parents?
That the Red Cross maintained al
emergency hospital at the Minnesota
State Fair, and that 567 people received
aid?
That $40 letters were written during
the month of August by the Red Cross
to assist ex-soldiers to secure medical
attention, disqualification, delayed com.
pensation, etc.?
That the Red Cross employs train
ed workers to make loans and take care
of all the mems needs at the hospitals
where disabled ex-soldiers are receiving
treatment?
The 10000 ex-service men in Mime
sofa, Montana, North and South Da'
kota, have applied to the Red Cross for
aid and advise during the past year?
That in June, 1920, 6149 civilian re-
lief cases were handled by the Red
Cross in the four states? =.
That there are still 1000 soldiers and
families of soldiers under the care OF
the Northern Division?
And finally, that you, Mr.. and Mrs
Resident of the Great Northwest, can
renew your allegiance and membership
in the American Red Cross during the
Fourth annual Rob Call, y 3: November
11th> to November 25th2 ! il ;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10

Harding and Coolidge were swept IN
to Office by an avalanche: The popular
plurality will probably exceed 7,OOO'ooV
votes. and they win have over 400 votes
in the electoral college. The election
was in fact a nationwide protest
AGAINST. a continuance of Democratic
rule. The American people had for
months chafed under the mismanage-
ment, extravaganza and inef6ciency OF
the Democratic administration and
bided the day when they could speak
thru the ballot. And they did speak.
Ut was a solemn referendum.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-11-10
FOLDAH H [

Mabel Kellberg visited at John Hau-
gems after school on Tuesday.
Ethel Haugen returned home Satul'77
day evening from Argyle. ia =.
The basket social which was held in
Dist. IL was we'll attended. :..sx,s
Mabel Kellberg visited with her sis
ter at Hallock Saturday and Sunday.
Wedding bells will soon be ringing
again. ..s> -: ,s#5
Oscar Haugen and Alma Rinkel
made trip to Warren, Crookston and
Argyle Saturday. =; .,-: Is ~.
The Ladies' Aid auction which was
held in the Lutheran church in Alma
was we'll attended: .=. i, -. o. 1,
Axel Svean and Haakon Dalseng
have enlisted in the Army. 30. iva
Mary Olson, of the twin cities, was
here visiting with her. sister, Mrs. T.
N. Lewis, ..~:. ~.
James Kilfoyle, Of Hatton, Nd, has.
been visiting the past week with his:
sister, Mrs. Gus Kramer. 2-'::<*
r. NJ. Lewis and family and Miss
|OASoA s"GEe eunTA ? q; Jus. - on.oA .
Friday. .: ~
Mr., and Mrs., Gus, Kramer and son.
Robert Emtnet were Sunday visitors at
VIM. Marquette's, ST.. H..
Bill Marquette, Ir.,'i having a new:
well. dug on his farm. 49,.
=. VIM. Langhoff and family: and E. An
deem and family were callers at A.
Mains in McCrea Sunday.
Kramer's young folks and Emanual
skoglund were callers at T. N. Lewis
Saturday evening: '.S
Hans Olson and daughter. Miss
Anna, were Grand Forks SHOPPERS Fri.
day. 4 80 Il
Mr.: and Mrs. IT. M. Lewis*and daugh-.
ter Helen Mary and Miss Olson were
visitors with Mrs. lewis sister east of
Stephen Sunday. -, g.. IN =
| G. III: Kramer was caller at Bill
Marqette's;~ Jr:, Friday evening.
= VIM :Langhoff was a Raditm caller
Ihesdays- 49,. -....==-= ..y .
Quite a few, attended the basket So
cial at Dist. ~, Mr.. Horn being the
auctioneer.. !
Mrs. A. Metheny and son Kelso were
callers at the VIM. Marquette: home
SmQay::s e. ~, IZt5$4sss. :.#s