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were. Then the motor stopped it's
incessant PR, the pilot lifted his arm,
the roar was resumed, louder than
before; then we swung round and
sped off down the field on an ex-
hilarating race.
We turned again, paused for just a
moment, while the pilot fastened the
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MONTANA LEGION
TO PUBLISH PAPER
MONTANA LEGIONAIRE WILL BE
NAME OF NEW PUBLICATION
OF RETURNED VETS

Will Make Its Appearance Soon in
Butte; Is to be Edited and Man
aged by Former Service Men; Eff
fort VIII be Made to Help the Re
turned and Wounded Boys.
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SILVER CAMP OF
NEIHART GROWING
AS THE POPULATION INCREASES
MANY NEW BUSINESS UNDER
TAKINGS OPEN

Old Camp Brought Back to Life by
the Mounting Price of Silver; a
Newspaper to be Established Many
Buildings Under Construction;
Mines Shipping Ore.
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DISCOVERY or HOLY CROSS.
Story Goes That the Empress Helena
r. Was Responsible for its Reeov. & ). !:
=. 80, cry From the. Jews. f;;:n

Through. the zeal Of the Empress
Helena, mother OF Constantine the
Great, was. discovered !. the cross on;
which the. Savior was crucifed, and
-he date. is given as May 8. The
story usually told is to the effect that
the empress went to Jerusalem and
there compelled the Jews: to bring the
cross from it's concealment and give it
to her. together with other crosses in
their possession. It's identity was es.
tablished by miracle: The body Of a
dead man was placed on each Of the
crosses, and when it touched the true
one the dead man Immediately came
to life. Many pilgrims travelling to
Jerusalem received pieces ,0f1 the true
cross, and the question was raised as
10 &@.the possibility Of supply s8saath eu-,
sands with; those, fragments without
entirely carrying. away the cross. It
was therefore said that the true: cross
had the power. Of reproducing itself.
On the capture of Jerusalem in 614,
the cross we are told, was carried into
Persia, where It remained until re-
stored by Hcraclius. which event is
commemorated in September and is.
usually called Ho1yrood day. The four
nails were distributed so that two
were placed IN the imperial crown,
one brought to France, and another
thrown into the. Adriatic to quiet its
q II s,G
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ouija supplanted PIanehette.

The planchette was thin, heart
shaped piece Of wood supported on
two casters at the end Of the base, and
on an ordinary pencil at the apex.
popular about 1850, to 1880, before the
ouija board supplanted It.. The pen
Gil could readily ybe made to trace
characters without conscious move
ment on the part aof the operator. If
the fngertips were placed upon this
device. .tE%> ;" :
Like the ouija board, the planchette
was used by two classes. OF persons.
1t was used by the believers in spirit
ualism. who asked questions Of. a sptr-
itual control, and believed that they
received answers: from the intelli-;
gences on ) the spirit plane and by
people who regarded the mechanism.
as a game. and amused themselves by
pushing it to: write messages for the:
benefit of others present. .}'.5
:
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INSURE YOUR C0ALisUP. 8, "a: q
- vi sj3l PLY BY ORDERING NOW

THE coal situation ispstill serious.
The early winter strike was not set
tied :sit was merely called on ION de-
manE 81 PRESIDENT Wilson, The Pre-
sfdeflt's Wage Scale committee has
recommended IA per cent increase
In wages over what was granted last
fall .ts8 ~ 1a's5 ,y$ j5< ,gy,tpS3Ei p! III
Production today is about 80 per
cent OF capacity in Illinois aud 1ndi-.
'1na, and little more than that in Pen,
nsylyania. y, ..F .S, {. E5..s .5Ss
The Pittsburgh district in Penn
,sylvania5 is running Pouti thirty per
cent of the time. 5iI w. * : y; @s%,
The car shortage is still serious,
and the authorities tell us we cannot
expect an improvement for many
months. It will be at:its worst as
usual when you will need your coal
next fail and winter.yls%r ii i&.:S {. ID
The only way to protect yourself
'ts to order your coal now and take
II when you can get 1.-THE price
won't cut much figure; 1t will be a
Question OF getting the COAX i, .sigs
We want to take care Of our Gus
toners If we can: but will need a
record of: your requirements, placed
on our. books now, in order to do so.
u We: will take your order on the
following conditions: :, -. 49,. ,.'.s,,.
"A 1st-Orders will be filled whenever
wetcan get the coal, and in the ro-
tation in which they, are received. ...
fsl2nd-Price to be market figure at
time of delivery.
nf43d-Customary terms of cash pay
ment when coal is delivered.
Order at once the amount of coal
you win need for the coming winter,
ana we will notify you day or so
in advance when your supply is ready
for you. :: - -. a..
We would like to see every one Of
our customers get his full supply, and
we; know that If you do not heed our
suggestions, you may have a serious
time. of it,, -, j.. 81.
T For your own protection, we sug-
gest that you place your order now.
Smith Robinson Lumber Company,
& By NJ. E. Smith.
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BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned, ], to be opened at the
meeting Of the Town Board to be held
on the County Road, by the County
Ditch No. 1, III miles north Of SOL
way, on June 18th, 1920, at Q o'clock
p. m.,, for the construction Of a. con-
crete bridge over said ditch, accord
ing to plans andspecif1cations on file
in the office OF the Town Clerk. 5
The Board. reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids. - 49, E.F ~,
- - -. q ~. J. A. ,HALLAN,
'3tw6-3-2O .,S Town Clerk.
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ROYAL NE1GHBORS MEETING

The Royal Neighbors are going to
meet Sunday IS afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the I. o. %. F.. hall: From
there they will goto Greenwood GEM |
etery5 and meet, with the Woodmen
in a Memorial service. <.5f:.
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mfARr FOE ANY oU0Asf0lf

.. Exceptionally interesting Is chs
dress Of dark blue tricotine with
surplice-closing blouse trimmed
with braid and black satin.' Braid.
and buttons . also trim tho tunic
which is open at the front. exposing
% four piece gathered skirt. The long,
close-fitting sleeves ara 3 trimmed
with black satin cuffs. Medium size
requires 4 yards 81 inch tricottna.
u yard satin and * yard lining
for >underbody. :. 49,, :2Es><4 =, EN-
Pictorial Review Blouse No. S763.'
Sizes, "a, to As inches bust: Price
rs cents. Skirt No. 8728. Sizes -
to 50 inches waist: Price 20 cents, I
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FROM FARMERS CLUB
= HOLDS MEETING TODAY

= The FROM Farmers club meets
today at the home of Guy Berg to at
tend to regular routine business. II
was expected that there would be "a
large attendance at the session. -.
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WANTED

Improved and partially improved
FARMS. Our large sales force has sa
continual inquiry tor improved and
partially improved farms. II you wish
to sell your farm and your price and
terms are right, we can sell It for
you. Write or come: and see the F. r.
Duxbury Land Company, 20411
Third street (Upstairs), Bemidii,
Minnesota. n : 5-25tf
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NOTICE.

1 hereby serve notice that the
Naylorf Electric Co..; has withdrawn.
their, name from the Citizens Al:
= 81. IF & /. *}s Signed, -.
, u, TIL ~ %$5 .&Sae} Bert Naylor, j..
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LICENSE TO MARRY

V. License to marryiswas granted by
Clerk of Court Fred w. Rhoda on
Thursday to Harryz1sA.5 Gordon. and
Fay L.. Stumepges. :, r.: r.. w.
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M. E. Smith of the Smith Robin
son Lumber Co., will leave this even
ing for Minneapolis, where he will
meet his family and they will go to
Dellaf1eld, Wis.,, to attend the gradu-
alton exercises Of St., Johns Military
Academy on June 10 to 10, inclusive.
Their son, Donald, is one of the grad
yates. They will return to Minnea-
polls, and all motor to Bemidji for
q few weeks visit. . ~ ",
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SOCIAL AND PER SONALs
a Dairy butter, AZ cents per pound
at Troppman s. Y NJ NJ ss % III 1t6-5


DAIRY h,,ttar .4h cants ner nonnds
At Tronnma \ Z 4. ssIS q Is E5 He's
Ms 1oh ! (, roh ! sons ~ 4, ~ vick Il;
snand;np . Yow 3 aVs4 with friends in
Remfdii 81 1I2 -stl IA -.EsyI .-SlI3
" n. M Ai'.3 An v s y NV "
. n III - q 81. IA
= ! y; = = M abort time
r;th Ron, IA III frianda I l.91I 4. 55yI Al
@'D's e 5' -- ..... VA
I: IL I, ! r,on !
i,av ~ IN, 4 i: 81 s. '~Ss e., 3ts IL
E 533 y: y. -
1osenh,na Ho i, Il. 81 ~ Fern, Hin
Ss sian pare;dt HD .satarda y 10 no
the guest q friends here r Tor short
&, i '5s b 81 9. q qsj,% Y
4. :, y, 1, =. 7. :; . :, ..,r -, Va
v " ] - y ss i III E ~ ~
dav !, q \. =: - s,lt6-5s
Z S$ ,!ss} y s$ 49, - r 5ys$s. A. fss Z, =
ss IN :, =. i. ...t., r..a q, \. ~, ~
1890 an t1 ~ 80 - .,aatar,,n
W, 3. ~ =. ~ IT, -,
3 r. - =, -. - ~
u - e.. sas. i J. L. y. { 49, sS.z
w 2 ~ Y hi t$ q ::
:, :, 80 !he shemia1l taoor he .ss e1oosa
noiu spsclai Mee.tns - 80 I,.s mooee
n SLnu alte' no W - "
a. 'oo . ciocA' a. " @..
:: < - -. -,
Mrs: Nels Berquist was IN bemlaJl'
Friday R,as en- to her shoqq
Inc Mayo 1ospitaHi a. i'o'Aee 'I'.A: "a
81 &>..-s: Il. - a
Hear Charley Van sing "TneN Ven
titan. Moon" and a number OF tRe lat
est popular songs, at 4he Grand SUN
day only. ..n.. lt6-5
! 81 az. 3; @%:= i II Il L.. =,
wash mipte FORMERLY me; an employee 81 N.
E. 1bertson. when he operated the
Sentinel, is a Bemid3i visitor today.
~: 81 .%@4 :: - - " - =, &f'
Az Miss Walfreifa Floyd has co1nplet-
ed hef duties as teacher at theIschool
in district No. i OIL. east of Grygla, and
has closed the school for the sum-
mer vacation. She completed the
torn, NJ Row n Iuttorall w5hotis at
tending the BemidiLnkate normal.
s " -, So 80 Y s. ~
/, s + Misc ndra y, W III has c,osad her
tor, &c taach;ns q To 'E;cEstad
schoo, in ~district' M 90 after COM
Ma inp :. 49,, a,;,,S sst,, vear
commnnitv n;cnic vas held At the
schooiho,,sa waatardSv to- celebrate
the, c1nsin - FOR : s,,;b mer SHrO' :
- = ~ &i--------M - ~ Tx.
1u;s$ Ko+hrvn 1oEontissoo and ~,
raica Mic 'RnhHl Mnrss 1aft ~ co We
IN Mil Iacs iata w IL +hav viii
visit. tha,r ss,rf.e 49, +. Eraer'
49, exnao+ = iha ~ 1ono, = mnnth| ~
their, ret,,rn thay vii fH Eis;t at Pr,nce-
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See Martin Dahlby for your mani
curing, shampooing, facial messages
and scalp treatments. Beauty parlors
!, in; New Kaplan block, second floor, !.
~ >,.rl5-. :. s.]; ?,aH@ 1mon6-15

DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Caldwell have
as their guests his brother, DR.. I'll.
Caldwell, and wife, or Rock Springs,
Mont. and Mr.: and Mrs: M. Turnef,
OF Courtney N. D.. The latter are
friends. -, - ..-,. 80. E,&@<. Z .=55,
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= : When Carson, with Fay sLaCross on
his, back, climbs an old mine. SHAFT y
! to the roadway, holds up the stage
coach and drives madly for town with
Norton's bandits in hot pursuit. Rex
Sunday. Tom Mix. 4. u j4.F ss%{& lt6-5'
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EnRE 49, a.
subscribe for The Pioneer.
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ii s. M. Lewis, manager Of the stel-
lar; Cos, rissreported to be very :seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever, instead
of pneumonia, as previously reported.
His brother returned to Fergus Falls,
But Mrs. Lewis will remain with him.
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Y Mrs. John johnson or Gonvick is
spending a few days with friends in
Bemid l. 3 $& 3,$t n 5SEss@ $%SS53
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M Pansies; 50 per dozen, at the Green
housest clean lp stock; Phone q a sl66 !:
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Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G.: Shepherd, who
have made their home in this city for
many years, expect to leave on Mon
day morning enroute to California,
where they expect to make their fu-
.ture home. ( George Shepherd; son OF
MI. and Mrs. Shepherd, Is located at
suisun,, California, where they will
visit him. 80. 49,,
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Ray Garrett Of Mizpah was 2 Il Be q
midi visitor on Friday. n

.f@.s Ia h ~, wv. u,
Fsreal,. ND i ~ -o =
a VI &. $, 81. !, 10,
MIS-. EawaIu 1917 tar - - s,'
i. -. ,7,,;,. !, Az !, II, &, i
MISS E.ne, e, y 1.s.e ea ~ 80 b.
be alll.lI si IL. d &C. s5
5$s G. i, Warner Of Brain erd vas 7, a
business caller 1n the cl ~, yeste - ';,
3 W.. !, q N M,,n.h ,xas !. i !;
business caller in the city. On lfr .sl y
u. /. q ,1,
Pansles; 6V per oozsl, - IVY u11 g.
IL, -: -. 49, zao7 Z
II Mi. s. :.,,,,
Mrs. Catherlne Carter To- w. uRos ~.
day. 5 +, s5i U 4 t3 4 s Va
55s: ;s . - ~. -, SS. !, s. Z
A. NJ. Andersoniol boy .Miss. as ars
on Friday. III. Mi a; III,
$}; %&ss a &. !,
Pansies, BY per dozeh' e sII,L 1ss
mousse 70 cream - W s 49, ~ t ~ 2d6- y
l55 :. },r.s 4 Han:
- Alls. =: < VIC. e oiSraIis yoro Eri-
son OF n.s - th;o citva'S. 4 rs <'EE1 ~,
st1 80 ~. - ..: .;E.5 II .
H. c,,ndau .sftarnoon. $3.50. at
SMoo @ hall - ~. p, 1866
81 = < /, 1 . ~ .t3* III. ~. =,
4 n. Mrs -. Oscar Tyran and Mrs. Van
!. ;.o.s * Ran1idii today + LII.
:s'' ~. z : - .-----., sses
81 s. ID ~. IA e., Is nton. went is Crook
4 sbDn VESSEL - Sst1.f1 49, y" ~,
-, : ~ .Pain,er5 iett Yesterday s.,
- =, c-oo al to attend the district
II ~ o,oo oanuantion heinr held there,
!, 49, 80 y =. -. =. ~
:ssz sirteen inch mixed hard and SOFT
!; Semlan aa 49, ~ :. - "a sa6o ner load.
Y ~ s'ao " 49, = - = 70 -
& ~ .,d Mrs MI Masterson OF In
+a-nat;ona1eFails were amor eathesout
Of 81 -'oWn " Z, - - }, q:
/ 10Y ,@ssa =. = r r Il y 5:
=. ~. - - f-,.. notwithstanding
sss5 ~ notsiorges .ns sps attarn ~
%ss a. MOOSE na'i ounu - >,9 az
Inc beihiu!i Law - :, 10 <
+ : ~ =E:' t% 4. %ta5 s q.
J, so E A large, lend sales orsan1zat,o.n
4 desires to getain communlcatlon Nt -
owners OF large tracts. ADDRESS :! ., "
Box SO, Bem1dJ1. MINI: &% o'o =;
5 u :, No., ~ s::%%-- ~ r.
I. rey flying squadron OF COWBOYS ;. su tpo
ports the Star ln4ytne 5ri u; y .s -
Q Law" his latest UNIVERSE - e 20 z z
success: = ,g~r S ; >S3 g 80 ~ :
! III. r.. ~,
y French went toSFergus' fans yesle a.
day as delegates RON me M .,;str;et
Home Missionary society 70 9 u's - ::
convention Delng heio} there. &s:1.$,qss.G
M r. :. .4s s. =. !, :, ~ -, ), i.
+ SPOT easa pa,u io y. 21garth - Grn'
:. cery co. uuI.1e .nT .' 11,7tf
40 = s1Ana" n .u'e, e'e ~ ~ -
;}St - -, . ,o,.-1-,,,,,,.,, ~ I;.cross nm
X J, :, Wne1 Sal 1s,.hs W." ~ 80 nine. shaft
g. ms, .Dach, sl n. ,a,as ~ 1trs sta %
70 me ros.lway, -, n AN, ort+own with
eoacA anu a., s,ts - ~ nursnit %Rex
SUNDAY -: iom - W. -: ). .z:sF a,
III: = - ~ -, :, ,.,. a. ~ tho .Stel-
-: .. ~: ne~ ~anor4ed to he very seri-
! az VII 3, III tvnhn;S faver instead
ously III VII ~ .sp nren;ons1v renorted,
OF pneu utLon $1,000 ~ Margins Fails.
= LIZ nns D IT, ar;s viii rema,n with him
Z o.. -. 49,, n. INV IN. v v,,, mani
~ M shenonoe;nn fac,aI massares
guile, ,artraatnar 1; Raautv narlors
anu 1, ssat R.n,an hIocr Second fioor. :
:.s -; view A q -: '' 80 1mon6-15
>s:' H. 2 r. !. y; b ,E'. V, y
= = E, -, ~. M @caidwell, have
" 9r., anu ~, a ~ = b;s hrothar.sDr. T. u
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Of Schools

! County: superintendent Of Schools
J. C. McGhee expects to leave, Tues
day night for Maifkato where he will
attend Grand Lodge Of the I. o.
o.: f.. as delegate from the ;Bemidji
lodge Of Odd Fellows. The Mankato
meeting will be in session on We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week. -: =.
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= F. Benz, Of Toppenish, Wash, ag-
riculturM agent for the Northern Pa
cifc Railway. company, was q caller
in. the city last evening. He was
accompanying the Minnesota land
clearing train which is demonstrate
ing at Guthrie today. =a9@tS sEGS H
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~ Mrs. Edward Hardy Of Dassel was
j Bemidji visitor yesterday. " y; III {t.,s
Miss Ethel HI, Willsie OF Nary was
/ Bemidji shipper yesterday. Sstz.

e.. ii. Warner of tBrainerd was a
business caller in the city yesterday.
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When Carson, after reading. the
entrapping note, left by the bandits,
rides into the mountain passes, res
cues Fay. Lacrosse from the cabin
and amid a fusillade of bullets,
swims under water with the girl on
his back. Rex, Sunday. y It's
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Il Aaron Bengson Of Mizpah was q
business caller in the city. on friday.
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The 1920 graduating class of the
Kelliher High school was in the city
today,-.to have their pictures, taken.
Following are the names: Misses; VIII
ma skrief, <Inez Gunlerson, Hannah
Hubbard, Blanche Wagner, Bernice
Murphy, Amanda Lii dgren, Dorothy,
skinner. ,}}>::s:. Il. :.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin OF Pu-5
posky are v4stttng Tor 2 short time
with Bemidjf friends sEs}s
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SPOT cash paid for Liberty Bonds,
See G., b.. Honley at Northern Gro
Gerry, Co, during the day, Or at the
Markham hotel evenings. 11l7tf
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Il Mrs a u. SM ii q and Mrs:
French went toS Fergus Falls yester-
day as delegates from the Methodist
Home Missionary society to q district
conventions being held there. .:sz.,..,
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I: 8 large lend sales organization
desires to getsin communication; With
owners Of large tracts. Address 4 1cK
Box SO, Bemidji. MINI. # 5s25tl
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\ I: Take home Z prick or Koor'ss ice
II - ! 4, n, n ". 4-5tf
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NJ Do not forget the special II, Getting
at Moose hall Sunday afternoon OF
the Be1nidji Labor League 2:3O
O'clock. !; = NJ H. .1t6-5
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Rex today The famous Harry Ca
rey flying squadron Of cowboys sup
ports: the Stat in The Rider 81 q tne
Law" his latest Universal western
success H.. ST. = r.. - 's3z 1t6-5
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sss3sReV. George Backhurst, pastor: of
ST. Bart hplom ew,s church, returned
vest erday from Duluth, wv here: he at
tended the Episcopal convention. He
was appointed chairman of two i'm
portant committees and delegate to
the Provincial Synod, which meets in
Davenport, Iowa, I'm October. An. IL
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Miss. Kathryn LaFontissee..s and
neice, Miss Ruby Morse. left for Cove,
on Mile, Laos lake. where they will
visit: their aunt Nh. c. I. 1Freer.
They. expect to be gone month. On
their return they VIII visit at Prince
ton and other. points intthe southern
part OF the state. =, ~ s.5 7, *%r~: 4,
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IA Dr. G. M. Palmer left yesterday
for Crookston to attend the district
dental convention being held there.
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& sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
Bemidii Mig. Co. Phone 4A: aT&t,l
slab wood. for saie,$3.50 per load.
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,Mr..and Mrs. D. y. Masterson OF In
ternational Falls were anon gthesou
of town callers in the. city on ,] FIJI
day. ~, ....sB ~ NJ II i
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Or. Sd. ! l.. Stanton went to Crook
stons yesterday TO attend q district
Dental association meet. r. -. y
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-' Mrs Catherine Carter 1of Puposky
was 4 business callertin tha~ city To- j

y Special meeting Of Bemidji Labor
League Sunday afternoon, 2:So, AZ
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-01-16

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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-01-16
CHAPTER II.

Up to the moment of the sudden
chilling of her exultant blood, Andrea
had been almost oblivious of the din
of the engine. Now she could think of
nothing else. The deafening roar that
made speech futile was very real
barrier; 1t imprisoned her, held her
like the bars of an iron cage, and even
beat her remorselessly with its rapid
fire explosions of defying sound.
She sank back on her seat, painting
and sobbing. She was frightened.
Never since the day when as a little
child a closet door closed and locked
upon her and memorable darkness had
held her for moments that were such
an eternity had she known such ter
ror. The feeling that had come to
her then came to her now-darkness.
a sinking of the heart down, down
through an interminable void and.
tumbling after it, body, soul, leg or
two and a clutching hand. all come
apart in the maelstrom of fear.
The present nightmare did not last
for long. Andrea gradually realized
that in fact she was quite grown up.
not child at all but Il strong and
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-01-16

LII 4 fCI Jt . HuuIiV
Tablets. l have never
sold an article that has
given such universal
satisfaction. 1t seems
that every bottle sold
sells another. ! am
very much inclined,
like most druggists Of
today, to sell the long
shot stuff at a greater
profit, or something
lust as good but in
suggesting Anuric for
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