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Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
ASHFORD

Hass Janets2 Tro1bT53ge Is teach srg n the Ezssfor9 School for Boys zt Pemfrst-
 Rrz. Thorpe ard soa. xho have been zf ece Jehs Jenes home. returned e gr5ss1l He1nea9ay
 Kss. ard Mrz. Stanley (. Sherman are ssenaIng tne week af Charles Ia ter's cottage at Crystal Lake
 eamzaan5tg Cub tals Friday night. Annual meeting Eric H. Johnson gfFez tke sdJfess of the evening.
 ..fae Esztfos3 and PaoeaIzville men chopped eo1d Tuesday morning for AFs. Doaainieks This was fine neigh oorly act.
 Several of cur women attended the
 eessHg sf the Connecticut Woman 's Home Missionary Union at Putnam Wednesday
 geg. :. T. aeacnam goes to Mari eta, Ono. next week te attend the annual meeting of the American Board. The Foreign Missionary So- ciety of me Congregational church.
 Don't na.ss the Sunday evening ser vice at the Congregational church. A group Of young men from the Hart ford I. H. (. 4. wil conduct the ser. vice. The Young Peoples Societies of the surrounding churches will be our guests.
 Seventy men and older boys gath. cred at the chapel last Friday eve hing for an oyster supper given under the auspices of the church. Rev. Vim, Bath of Norwich gave the address of le evening. Everyone had a fine time and are looking forward to another gathering Of the same character.
 Eighty-fve votes were cast in the town election Monday. Archa Walk. CT. Clifford Bowen and Andrew C Morae are the Seleetmen for the com ing year. The other officers are prac tically the same as before. The tovr meeting passed of very quietly. Il was voted to pay the seleetmen fifty cents an hour for actual time speni on town business. The secretary oi the school board is to have a salary ot s20 per year
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
NORTH ASHFORD

Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tatem visited Rev. and Mrs P S Collins last Satur- day
 NIT. and Airs. Guy Prescott of No. Grafton were at Geo. Q. Upham's last Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Morse of Southbridge visited Mir. and Mrs Geo. Upham lsst Sunday.
 Mrs. Eva Bugbee has made visit with Mir. and Mrs. Archa Walker and returned to her home in Stafford.
 Some of "our folks" were present at the oyster supper and mems meet ing at Eastford last Friday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Archa Walker and children and Mrs. Eva Bugbee spent last Friday evening at the parsonage.
 Mrs. (. W. Johnson. who has been stopping few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Collins. left for Lynn. Mass, last Tuesday enronte for her home in Ros- well, N. M. Mrs. Johnson is experi- encing the lively interest. not to say excitement, that goes with an oil boom She owns extensive oil lands and at present a we'll is being sunk just on the border of her holdings. Shoald this development of adjacent land show rich deposits of petroleum well. Mrs. Johnson's welcome home will not be commonplace.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
PUTNAM PERSONALS

t Mrs. Frzrees Joassn. Ozk H. 2 s,.s-lS.szsz a es4pss sf =aes zzsz re@ stfyes in Gs5ez. g. T.
 Wr. and Wra C. N Dzzrfee nave sas s5e5g fsrzs or pa-nsm Ee.gftA ta Er Sxee. of sg-az &zss-
 Mrz. sz1zss D.sasa1 zsl 1ssga- .er. Mm Ne. wsre iz gss-gz lzs- aeex .t9 sse tse Ca1 Fs19rz parzsz.
 Hra. q N Ffeea ard Rs Aasie Cssse~. 0a1 2 hare Fessrzes fr,@ a Meex's say at Brssol NsrroTa. P l.
 mz G. F. Ls.1ev. Grad Fse7ss ss saer entertaining Mfs- 4g1ea No
 ard 1E,erz " e2 Hsree2- ter
 Mrs 5esaeeaa Fr=@zsz 41 Ezz14zzg. EssE- zrrTsef 2 TSs-sszV 1s spend g fez zTs tse rses. af Ga Mary Jes-s Crgfe .eEset
 Ms1 George Absse- sf Besns- r. z a-es- ssa vzsse sf ssr gezs-tss gr. ard Hr- z F D8rfee. sH Pss- as Hexs
 = as xa Blizzard Bzrs 4es e-a Hearg Bars aesore9 te @ ass- -gza. Z F. satzFesT. sssze tr-=J z1rs seez-erd szseses af Rr- ase 8gsz geeFxe ssx9aa
 Hr sas gss Lesl5e Gasea of sa9ts Pzra. Ees. asss9ref 70 Putnam sn Monday za8 3ese tse g1sszs ef 8rs= Hzs<5-'s frorfef. 1zes TroE5rItges ard family Sr Psr1fHet-
 af5Ts Eeler gzsaz@ h so take Mss f,sae GsFor1's place Ea the clerical de- ..sy4aser. z1 Sezer,s ssore- 8tss 1if- ford azz beer there sos1t eleven eeszz bse rea.zrs to ose married.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
RATS DIE

so do mice, once they eat RAT-SNAP. And they leave no odor behind. Don't take our word for it-try a package Cats and dogs won't touch 1t. Rats pass up all food to get RAT-SNAP. Three sizes
 35c size q cake) enough for Pan- try, Kitchen or Cellar.
 65c size l2 ,eakes) for Chicken House, GOODS, or small buildings
 SIPS size t5 cakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage build ings, or factory buildings.
 Sold and Guaranteed by J F. Don ahue.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
UNION

4 number from town attended the Woodstock Fair.
 Hon. John Buckley of Hartford was in town Monday.
 Miss Helen Wells of Southbridge was home over the weekend.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Lawson has just return ed from a weeks visit at New Haven.
 Charles Morse has bought the farm known as the Twist place, and will soon move there.
 Fred Allen, Fred Greer and Annie Bowen of Monson were guests of Mrs. Lena Wells on Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Thayer, Miss Ena Wells and Eva Proulx attended the Ashford Baptist Association held at Stafford.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

M5asaaprzn EHzna azzey1y sf Az.zpoza- wze zzz besz 1zvnx g r-cnzh's fzrs1sxA. wz5ea Ee spent zz Pzszzn1 zs.h hs azrsa=s. 1r ard Nrz- Wsz- 2z@er1y. rs.zr1s1 e Anzzpc1zs azaE 2ssz T-z-zsaT.
 Maa Mas gzseseT. rho szs been tie yzssz sf her fztser. z II 8rz1- aev- rsszrs1 t9 Darc.eHser. Mas ca Tze51zy. E1e @as aceoz rz-ss5 D Na s6s FsryoEss ~as =l se her gzsss ard ttat s< her sa-ez MEz Wa ssr Czrse- fer E few 1sya
 Nas Ea &errzz-z- wz7 azs been mz grs Azzor Txee5 t1v Ire p@~ r-e-z1 zs her tez rcezz "a Gzlfsy1. re- tsrHe1 1o-ss oz Eoz1zy s1e wzs se- pzras8 by &r. ard 1rz- TSss1. w.a zsre tse y1sszs of Hyg- Twess' g azxe-ta. Mr. ard Mfs l. 2. Richard se--
 gzss FznEse Bzrs@r. asecs of MEz- May Gaxsaer4 ~as a2z 5eea zz Pzt- ns1a a-ose Of tke taas sl1es tss death of rey zzzt. bFszs5zz zp Ire 1gns. Ke- tura@3 .8 her soms in Ellington sn S1azzF Sne Esa accom- panied oy Nrs ChzFsetss AsF. zae xZll remain foF fga 1sgs-
 Wfifre4 MzTaar5 of tse Pstnzm Isgas 4 Pgxez Co La returned from h5s szezT5sn. uaicf he spent sa NeE Yozk cgty ard on Long Iziznd. Par of Ts.e t5rne he spent @'E-n aAz Az1.sser Pazs1p Maynard. Ehe iz employed On zn essate On Long Island 1s5eh On ae- eoznt Of F-s magnitude and beauty, is frequently ~sk9r" bg nao~Ing picture eorsparles fn search Of besgrifsl seen fc 5eekgoznds
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
CONSCIOUS OF ERROR

A little girl was asked, upon hel return home. how she liked the sing. ing of the congregation in the church
 ''I liked it very much indeed" she said. although all the people said il was bad"
 "All the people said it was bad What do you mean. my dear?"
 "oh, it was so bad that l heard the people praying, Lord, have mercy up on us miserable singers. ."-London Tit Bits.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
NO MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP. It's a sure rodent killer. Try Pkg. and prove it. Rats killed with RAT SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch it. Guaranteed.
 35e size q eakel enough for Pan- try, Kitchen or Cellar
 e5c size e cakesl for Chicken House, coops, or small buildings.
 SI.25 size 6 cakes) enough for all farm and out-buildings, storage build ings, or factory buildings.
 Sold and Guaranteed by J. r. Don- ahue.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
P. H. :. CLASSES
 ELECT OFFICERS

The four classes at the Putnam High school have organized and elect ed officers as follows:
 Senior President, Francis Murphy; vice president. Robert Ar mold; secretary. Helen Thompson treasurer, Janet Gilbert.
 Junior elass-President, Sidney Hayward; vice president, Elnora Fish CT; secretary, LeRoy Ames; treasurer, Esther Ross
 Sophomore class-President Mich ael Maher; vice president, Sarah Bar Der; secretary. Florence Danforth treasurer, Ellsworth Sabin.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

According to 6 well-defined tradi- tion, it was not really a Pilgrim Fa- ther. but one of the Pilgrim Daugh- ters, who actually first set foot on Plymouth Rock. Mary Chiffon was her name
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

Your ad. in The Patriot puts you in the class of Put nam's Progressive Pushers For Business. Get in line and watch results.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as thsy cannot rsaen the diseased portion Of the ear. There lH only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness. and that is by constitutional remedy. HALLS CATAKEE MEDICINE acts through tho Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Catarrhal Deafness is cAus~d by an unframed condition Of the mucous lining of the EuBtachinn Tube. When this tubs is unframed you have rumbiing sound or imperfect bearing. and when it ts entirely closed. Deafness is the yesult Unless the inflammation can Do re- dueed and this tube restored Co It's nor. rnnl condition, hearing may be destroyed kweser Many cases of Deafness ate gapsed by Catarrh, which Is an innATned coalition of the Mucous Surfaces.
 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any oane of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot bs cured by HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE.
 All Druggists TUG Circulars free
 V J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

Freshman class-Presissnt, Roy sherman; vice president, Allen Thay CT; secretary, Rhoda Gilpatric; treas urer, Franklin Perry.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

Fur trimming is extensively used on the latest models.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

See "Humoresaue." Bradley, soon.
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08
James Stueky Says, Rat Cost Ne
 SIPS for Plumbing BiIls-

We couldn't tell what was clogging up our toilet and drains. We had 10 tear up floor, pipes, etc. found 8 rats nest in basement They had ehoked the pipes with refuse. The plumbers bill was s125. RAT-SNAP cleaned the rodent out" Three sizes, 35e, 65c, S1.25. Sold and guaranteed by J. F. aDonahue
Putnam patriot., 1920-10-08

See "Humoresque," Bradley, soon.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
yernbametafitertte..

gei al Stotens Sernbanebo1ng
benben6te fig forle6er til 56oeral'
retten ON ct &etsforbu6 forat for
bin6re Mf1tneiotas SSernbane, og
@orebusfonumisiton at gientn6fgre
to Gent @aiagertarte1t. Minnefota=
fon1tntSiionen negte6e at forbgie
SSSernbanetarterne, San1flang r1eb
6e Gorbgieier, Ser bIeb ti1itaaet al
Mellernitats< <&onu11isfione11 / $50
ibington. Minnelota> &on1misiio-
men betien6tgior6e at 2 Gent $af=
iterne biI6e tre6e tfraft tr6en eta,
ten Sen lite @epternbr. SsSernbo'
nerne igger MT at 6ge &aiagertafiten
til 3 og 6 tie116. Gent, 2tgbe6 me6
6e al Mel1e1nitats=& =&on6e1s= =&onunis=
fionens- beitaaen6e &offer. Sern'
banefon1nts1er 8. g. g. Sacobion
opIDier, at oIle Ser fieber 8iIeHer
i11ben @tate1t b6r 1ifre fig &bitering
foa Sc fon foa fine @enge ttlbage,
Mnl6e &onunisiionen bi116e Sagen,
90 Stoten bill fire 6erne Gag li9e
til 6en bgie1te @et / 2on6et.
Sen f6rfte @fbgring @trt6en
Fa1 begpnoe / ct. Saul 6en 4oe o.
tober.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22

Some. 81. gpnoit "a, at 8efoHHniitt=
gen / Monte bar n1eget befp1nret.
Sfibet er i flor Gare for at blt soe=
lagt. Gfterretningen bIeo 5ragt
11reo ct Sifferfftb. %. r.
Sra Stocfboln1, @berige, telegra-
feres 6en lite @ept.: Torbu6 af alz
lei1ags Driffebarer i11oebol6en6e
ober 2.8 @rocent MfoDoi anbefales i
en- @apport, iom netop ct in6gibet al
en- &egieringsfomtte, iom ne6iatteS
/ 1911 forat 6refte @us6riffpdrgs-
n1aa1et. 2igele6es anbefaler @o11i>
tee1t> at @pGrgsn1aalet ON ct o1mt1t-
6eligt 2ar6sforbu6 forlegges Solicit
til @fItenuning, og at set ffa1 er4le=
res be6taget, ONT tre 6enhe6e1e of
@9lgerne 1ten1n1er Sabgr of st.
@ait. Vt. @geen ffal ben lite ~
tober tre6e af iom @e6aftdr for r21t
tberaneren" for at obertage @ti1lin=
gen fam &reii6ent og @eitbrer for
~2utberan 8rotberboo6", set ti6li~
gere ~2utber Union MSfuranceiel<
ifab", iom nu er forbun6et 111s6
~2utberan brotherhood Of @n1erica
1ne6 fine $4,000 Meoienuner fort
bette itore 1utberife Gorbu11os Isfn<
ronceaf6eling. - &iI ge6aftgr for
~2utberaneren" for @eite11 al Gg.
gems $ermin> oer n6l6ber i 1923, ct
l16nebnt Hait. s. 81. @unobeim i
Gertile, Minn, Ser bar antaget us
nebnelien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
tilite6e og bo1oe ben egenhige Set
tale og foreftad Siprneit enslegnin,
ge1ts @eren1o11ter. :. x -. y y

ge11s @ere11o11ter. = Z. -.
@aftor 80. Sobnion ! 9fotbiap
bleb @ie1itan6 for e1r Sberraffelie
af fine Menigheoer 511rnioo oelbart ef-
ter @nbstienefen t @or 5relfers Sir
fe, @otbiap, fibte @pn6ag. &iltroos
for oct nbebagelige 8eir bar 1t1a1ge
Soft fa111Iet. &bitt6erne ba06e meo=
braet fine @urpe ful6e of be1imagea
oe &etter og Mi00agI b1eb ierberet til
aIle &ilite6eperenoe. st Brograla
af EoIer bleb 1t6fgrt og Paltoren
bIeb operraft en- baffer @engegooc
fon1 8epis for oen Mgtelie og Baa-
Tignnelle 1om 4ban- -np6er / fine &c.
nigbe6er.
-l161tiIlingen MotD1aD Sll&t=
ten al afbigte 1ge gift af meget BEL
6igt og bar en- felt igjennem @nfceS
u1r6togen at @6gningen iffe bor
f1tl6t 1aa flor 1om man baooe bentet
paa @runo af 6er1 trab1e Sio paa
6arn1ene. &ofblaD bar en baffer
n6f ftl1ingsgrnn6. Eerrenget egner
1ig n6nerfet for 9ierne6et og Der
bafre &rans af Trgr 1om bn1ringer
@r1n6en cir 6en ct Dpper1igt @fne.
8lan6t 6e 9lttraftioner font bafte
1erlig SsS11teresfe bar en- 6lDberna1ft=
ne {on1 gior6e uStu11ts" til bber
Dag for116en at gi a1le 1om 9t}fe0e
e11 21tf fttur for $1,000 per @nn6e.
-Motten n1e1len1 ii61te 2droag og
@fnoag ba66e bt ct noflaa bol6ion1t
&egn 6e11ne Smegn. @eiret ba6oe
beret nbermaa6e barn1t nogle Dage
iforbeien og 26r6ags &be16 brDggct
set op 1ne6 2Dn og Sor6en fra 8e1t
og en 1t9rf &in6 blelte fra @1t. Set
regneoe, en- flor Gel al 9eotten og
moo Morgengrp bar Ser en- 11ofiaa
1nerfelig eleftrii if @torm 2nften.
Sn1fring en- times Sis bar Ser ct
itaoigt Eor6e1brag> 6og fife meget
bo161on1t> og 2Dnltraoler ipilleoe /
ol[e gfetninger + &intn1elbbaloet.-
@eiret bar faa be1Dn6er1igt giennem
bele 9eotten, at mango Soft beri BD=
en bar poo @agt 6et melte al &i6elt:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
Spreote uvheoer.

Sra g3etp Worf berettes> at 6e 5
@ocioli1ter, ser b1eb u6itp6t fre eta
tens 2egislatur ibaar, for6t 6e be-
Fpl6tes for at bgre n1oDa1e, b1eb
gienba1gt be6 6e ipecie1le @a1g> Der
b1eb ~bolbt forle6e1r. De bar @bar-
les @olonon fra %. 9iFtrifftt, Sings
County, 2oris @aI6man6 / oHe116e
9iitriifft og 9luguit @laesiens / 17oe
Diitrift, geelp Oorf County, @nn1lt-
Ell Srr / 46e og @anttel 81. Detpitt /
36ie Diitrift @ronr County.
@e6rgren6e 6et frantic @reli6ent'
bolg berettes fra @aris, at Mationol
forlan1lingen traa6te fanmen ga.
1oofet i @eriailles igaar forat faare
Descbanels @fterfp1ger Descbanels
&elignation bleb op1r1t af Serite'
minilter WeillerGn6. @n6ffienot
WGlernn6 bar bo16t paa, at ban lite
e11ffer at relignere T6rftemintiter
@oiten forat oberta @refioentitil'
Iingen, teg11er BET mt til, at ban bllr
boIgt til @reli6ent alligebel.
g3ool6 Mnr11n6ie1l bbis 9th Maro
ct fat Sien tpbe Wi1 fra @apc
@erge be6 oen iibirtffe @pit, ftaar /
sSare for at mite @fibet oe bill n,aa'
ffe bli ng6t til at opgibe }tn Jtorc'
polserpeoition> oplrier ST. ssa1nes
S. Gon6it, superintendent for Fre3
bpterian Meisiionerne %laifa, 6er
er fo1runet til @eattle> @aib., fra
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22

+ Gnbber ,fon1 iHe oil pGra 4neol 1; i
6erne &ere6ans uSffiel6es 1fonr inc.
berlpnet og ltbar6ig til at lepe ct.
iimot Menueffelib. llpnroiJ TIL at
bore n1e6 i so6t Seltab. .. +. u 5.55
ct go6t @iert -&mfa{thco &en,s
fab, s@gte7fab % @r5eioe. 1u1o Yps
ming, 1enet16e &riite116on1, Spoirelie.
for Si@ens Srelie oe Mennefenss.
@eI - bba6 er set mos at trarnpe.
Da1rieguIbet, Happei / Ebeotret, bt5e.
@ortbla6ene / 8or6et og li6oe oyfp!.
let pda Bict11re 5botp?
Si9lar bnere.. vsSseg bar 1iot al
Mabefatarr to Mar. @fter at babe
taget fire S1a7fer al Dr. @eteps &u'
rtfo Ton leg nu iptie al @lags ma6
og fer II @ar pngre u.s., iffrioer Srl,>
Bertha @rossman fra @alei9l -. i;
6. Ser ftn6es intet be6re til a. ce..
gulere Mobe1 og frenrt1e Sor6sie1%
fe1t ems bette be1fienbte l1rteutt66el.
Set bliber life ioIgt al Mpotetere.-
Gor l1n6erretning tiIlfrib Dr. Ye-
ter SabrneD & Cons Co., 25O1 $50
ibington 8lb6., gbtcaeo, Sm.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
@n6matS,

9[Qret 1919 bar 6et be6i ite Wais=
oor paa lang Sio. EiItro6s oerfor
bar mango u6el1 5e0mois 1i6ite
goor. Set ilentn1e &eir lom fom /
Mi6ten al October fanot meget Geo
nais / @bocf poa Mgrene og BET font
bIeb pluffet efter BEN SID, bar iffc
goot. 9ll1e in6ler at @e6mais ber
{onfes ti6lig, 11ien tar life BEN for
ng6ne Sio BERTH. Stotens @rten1; f.
on 9epartenel1t Cir f61gen6e 8inf>
lite. Sag Sis at ia11fe @e6nuuis
melle1n Sen 1O6e-2O6e 6erne Maa=
ne6. "!H<' Il ~ 1ags
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
Fergus falls oe Ontegn.

-Dr. @eters &urifo og andre of
ST.. %eter Sabrnep & Cons Sos
Me6iciner til1ags / Sosien @rocern.
-Milfotb ". Moen og Mifs 2oui=
te @rue. begge berfra 8pen. blen egz
teniet / Betblebems Yretegaaro i9aar=
oftes peb paFor 6. 6. @imonlon.
Sc. 8. @ridlon, en- al De 9amle
pioneerer Sotpn Of Maffao. ogoe paa
ct. 2utes 9ofpital igaar efter en- len=
9ere. Spgeliqbeo al @ateriot, 81 Nor
qammel. Mere herom n9Fe go.
SCI bar flere gnifelige gfeiioencer
ti1fa1es til meget rin1elige. Bzi;er.
Deriom 6u en1fer at erifaffe big ct
@iem @Den, faa tom og ie os.
@arfe& 8arfe, Serqus Sails.
Sag ggi1lers 2eber %ills for
&eban6ling al Mabeonoer, fleb Sc,
Der, &o6epine, Soritoppe1ie og ot1,
6re Spn1pton1er of Spg6om i 2eb,s
rem. - @ilIer & Tcisbern.
Cutters 5foleifo> 10 til g
$3.50; 211 til 512, $4.00; &igers
San @t6b1er, II til g. $5.85; for
fterre ssSenter, 21a til 7, $3.50. Mn=
6re for $3.50, $500 oe $500. -
size @boe Mort.
-Gorn1lann til lobelte &ente;
@engene forifoffes famine Gag font
Sc eiere Mnidgning. sSntet ~rco
tape";; i11gen Sorbaling. Sarmers
& Mercbonts @tote @anf, 5erg1ts
Sails, Mfinn.
- Beqrabel1en efter Wlrs. 2ars
Mel1on $umuli (bpis Dsbsfalo fin
bes poa ct anoet @teo bette Nun1er)
bill foreqaa fra 9iemmet imorgen
(Sorsoaq) 2l. oq fra Sen Mtle Safe
Strife 2l. 2. paf. Mot6ers forretter.
County l16iti1Iinge1 er mi
fnl0 Gang bert 8ben, og ti1tro6s for
1oget nfor6elagtigt SEER (Iom ri er
bant me6) bar @6gningen beret
1ofiao goo og l16iigterne er> at u0=
1huingen bill blt en- belt igienne1n
@11fces.
-@Iem lite at beipge 8renoer1s
&otel og 9fefta1trant, lite @6r alt
fra @cbeis @le6ebanoel. 8arn Sat-
fe og 2uncb ierberes aIle Ei6er t'ao
9ogen. Serf Gr11gt, @an6D, @igo=
rer, oin. @n eo6 rem @eng til CIT
rineIig @ris. @ibr os ct 8efbg noar
Sc fonrner til Bhen,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
PROTECT your Child-anl

PROTECT your Child-and
Others. The beginning of school
brings coughs and colds to many
children. At the first sign of 4
cold it is we'll to give a child a
dose of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, that safe, reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. B. Pluij
mers, 246 Autum ST., Passaic, N.
T., writes: ''Foley's Honey and
Tar certainly i sthe best cough
and cold remedy I ever tried for
my little boy" Children like it.
Good for cougs, colds Group
whooping cough. hay fever and
asthma.
+ Sold Everywhere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22

26AsBluf Waais fra Mere font e.
1rer zfor sin 9otalitet. 9eriom
sin Nubo bar be6re Mais, faa 2op
af ban til at ianfe fra bans Mger "og
betm bam for 6et. >.=
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-09-22
CITATION FOR HEARING ON FINAL AC
COUNT AND FOR DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, County Of Otter Tai
n Probate Co,Irt

In the matter of the estate of Marthe
S1etvold, Decedent.
The state of Minnesota to all persons interested
in the final account and distribution Of the estate
above named decedent, having filed in this court
his final account Of the administration of the es-
tate of said decedent, together with his petition
prayiug for the adjustment and allowance of said
final account and for distribution of TIE residue
Of said estate to the persons hereunto entitled:
Therefore you and each of you, are he, y cned
aad required to show cause, if any 20 We, r.:
court house, in the city of Fergus Fa s. j, 'e
county of Otter Tail. State Of MINES. "a o1tn:
11th day of October 1920. at 10o'&ock A. W., or
as soon thereafter. as said matter can be heard,
why said petition should not be granted; and that
this citation be served by the blication thereof
according to law. and by mailing copy of this
citation at least IA days before said day of hear
ing to each Of the heirs of said decedent whose
names and addresses are known and appear from
the files Of this court.
Witness. the Judge Of said Court. this 7th day
of Sept. A. D. 1920.
Seal of Probate Court) E. FranlA1erg
Judge Of Probate.
First Publication Sept. l5th
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