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Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
REPORTS OF A BIG PULP is
 AND PAPER MERCER

Montreal. Aug 25.-Reports that . big pulp and paper merger Is undervay became current here today after, arrival from New York of Lord sBeaverbroeix. proprietor of the London Daily ExpreSs. The English publisher was reported flo be visiting Canada for the purpose of completing negotiations for the purehssa for British interests of control of one 1.or two large paper and pulp companies ir Quebec. ,szsEE
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
SERBIA SENDS TERsE NOTE
 TO ALBANIAN GOVERNMENT

London. Aug. 25.-The Serbian esr. ernment has despatched strongly word- ed note to the Albanian government con- corning recent attacks on Serp.aa from tier troops by Albanian bands. according to the diplomatic writer of the Central News in London.
 The correspondent says tAe Serbian outposts have been considerably strengthened and are preparing to resist an attack by Albanian bands which gre bitterly opposed to the new frontier line of Serbia as agreed to by the peace con- ference. These bands, he declares, aars completely out of hand and are prep&as ing for big attack on the Serbs. s.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
SAYS WOMEN SHOULD NOT
 ATTEMPT TO FORM PARTY

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 25.-The women now enfranchised by the ratifica- ton Of the nineteenth amendment should join with the two great parties and should not attempt to form party of their own, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the National American Worn- an Suffrage association, declared today in 9 formal statement
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
LABOR ELEMENTS ARE
 DESERVING BOLSHEvISM

Washington, Aug. 25.-Intimations have been received by the state depart ment that the radical labor clements of Ire principal European countries are be- coming divorced from bolshevism and that the influence of the soviet govern ment in Russia will not be felt much longer in political affairs of the nations of Europe: It was stated on high au- thority today that open avowals of the tlepal ure of European labor from the paths of bolshevism may be expected scCn.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
NUMBER OF BoLsHEyIKI
 KILLED EXCEEDS 10000

Warsaw, Aug. 25-The Polish war minister, General Solnokowski, declares that four bolshevik armies have been completely defeated on the northern Pol ish. front. They consisted of 250,000 troops-infantry, cavalry and light ar tillery.
 The minister estimates that the mum Der of bolsheviki killed exceeds 40 o00. Already 5o,000 prisoners have been talk en, and 50,000 more, he declares will be gathered in before the end of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
NEGRO LYNCHED BY
 NORTH CAROLINA MOB

Graham. N. C., Aug. 25.-overpower. ing the sheriff and six deputies here tc. day a mob seized John Jeffress, q ne. gro charged with attacking 9 seven year old girl took him mile and a half out of town and lynched him. The ne. gro was being taken to the court house for trial when seized by the mob
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
PRESENCE OF KRAsSIN
 NEEDED IN MOSCOW

London, Aug 25.-M Kareneff and M. Krassin, the Russian Soviet emis- saries who have been in London for some time endeavoring to negotiate trade re- lations, will go to Moscow Friday, says the London Times. Kameneff is one of the five great bolshevik leaders and his presence in Moscow is needed owing to the pretent crisis, the newspaper as- serts.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN
 FOUND IN WOODS

Grantwood, N. J., Aug. 25.-The body of a young woman, found today in d se- cluded spot in the Grantwood woods with marks of violence, was identified tonight by William R. Hermons of New York city as that of bis 2o-vear old daughter, Florence. He said she had day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
OUTRAGES CONTINUE IN
 VARIOUS PARTS OF IRELAND

Dublin, Aug. 25 5-Outrages continue to be reported from various places. Armed civilians today attacked a party of Cam eron Higflauders outside Queenstown overpowered them and made off with their arms. One soldier was so seriously injured that he died tonight. Three others of the soldiers were slightly wounded
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
MESSAGE SAYS LORD MAYOR
 MACSwENEY HAS COLLAPSED

Cork, Aug. 25.-A message from Lord Mayo MacSweney's sister, sayIng thar MT MacSweney had collapsed this after no1n and hat ir:s ulse had been urgenr, summoned to Brixton prison, London, where he is on hunger strike, was read at a meeting of the cork corporation to- night.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
GENERAL WEYGARD HAS
 LEFT WARSAW FOR PARIS

Warsaw Aug. 25.-The French Gen. eral Weygand, who was acting as ad- visor, to the Polish army chiefs, left Warsaw last night and will reach Paris Friday. He was given enthusiastic send-off by the population of the city. and a battalion of women soldiers acted as a guard of honor at the station.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
PLEA FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL OF JUSTICE

St Louis, Mo-, Aug. 25.--A plea for an International Tribunal of Justice to se- cure world order. freedom and peace was made by Viscount Cave in an ad- dress tonight bfore the convention Of the American Bar Association. He Is a lord of appeal of England.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
LUCERNE CoNFERENC
 TO CONSIDER IRISH QUESTION

London, Aug 25.-The Lucerne cor respondent of the London Times says that Sir Thomas Greenwood. chief sec retary for Ireland, will reach Lucerene tomorrow when the Irish question will engage the close attention of the premier .
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

mortgage on my administration. de- cline to have senatoial oligarchy pre- pare my speeches-and make them as unresponsive and inanimate as a phono- graph record" Governor Cox asked that Senator Harding be given hearing If the front porch embargo is lifted"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
BRITISH CRUISER FOR
 PILGRIM CELEBRATION

Prorincetown, Mass, Aug. 25.-The British government is to send the cruiser Constance here for the Pilgrim tencen- tenary celebration next week, according to word received today. The Constance is expected to arrive about Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
KING GEORGE REPLIES TO
 APPEAL FOR HUNGER STRIKERS

London, Aug. 25.-King George has replied to the appeal of Redmond How ard nephew of the late John Redmond, urging clemency for the Irish hunger strikers, saying that the apeal will re- ceivA immediate and careful attention.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
To UnIoad Munitions at Dnnzig.

Danzig, Aug. 25.-Sir Reginald Tower allied high commissioner of Danzig, has authorized the unloading ofa'nnurition from the French cruiser Gueydon.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
ATTACK H|Ih!9D|NG'S RECORD ]
 IN WET AND DRY QUESTION:

Statement Issued By Aaron S. Watkins Prohibition None For President Declares Harding Voted With the Wses on 30 Occasions and Was Absent Dodged 163 Roll Calls and Quorum Calls" States Republican Nominee Seemed to Be Permanently Parked With Lodge, Pen rose, Shoot and Brandegee Issues of Outstanding in
 terest to the Nation. 'esa,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
CALLED PARAGRAPHS
Persian Cossacks Capture Resht

London, Aug. 25.-Persian Cossacks have recaptured Resht. Persia, on tht Caspian Sea from the bolshevil1i. ac- cording to an official dispatch here.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Two men were killed and two city
 firemen seriously injured in a fire and
 explosion in the plant of the Toledo Seed and Oil Co.,, at Toledo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
-SUFFRAG|STS FAIL ID
 BET 4 RESTRAINING ORDER

nunction Was Denied by Justice Sdons of the District of Columbia Supreme Court-No Further Effort Win be Made to Prevent the Issuance of the- Proclamation Next Move is to Test the Validity of the Tennessee Rat 6caton in the United States Supreme Court.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Bar gold in London, 115e Sd an ounce. as against 115s Sd at previous close
 Paul Hymen, minister of foreign af- fairs in the Cabinet of FPrcnlier 5DeH- arcolx, of Belgium, has resigned.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

One man was killed and another in- jured in an explosion in the Transat- lantic Chemical Co.'S plant at Linden, suburb of Elizabeth, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

London bar silver unchanged at 60 7-Sd nounce. New York domestic price s9 1-2 cents and foreign silver 9S cents, a decline of 1 If cents.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26
BURDICK PLEADED GUILTY OF
 EMBEZZLEMENT AND FRAIJr

London, Aug. 25.-Lslie White Bur- dick, formerly connected with a bank and condensed milk concern in New York, pleaded guilty today in the Bow street court to two indictments found against him in the United States when he was brought up in extradiction pro ceedings on a charge of "embezzlement and fraud by banker or officer of a banking company within the Jurisdiction of the United States government" The magistrate issued an order for the ex- tradition of Burdick to the United States.
 Burdick formerly was president of the First National bank of Gouverneur, N Y, and secretary and treasurer of the Aurora Milk Company of Canton, N. Y. The Aurora Company went into bank huptcy about three years ago, and MT. Burdick left Gouverneur about one year later.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Both freight and passenger revenues of the railroads increased last March. Figures show freight revenue of s323,- 611155 as again $254.S07.102 for last year. and passenger revenues of s92.- 195, 155, as compared with SSS,227, ,130 in 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

ing for the shipment of sS,000,o0o Tn gold bars to Paris within few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Messages claiming to confirm the re- ported escape of Pancho Villa into the mountains with 2,Ooo,0O0 pesos turne over to him by the Federal Government to pay his soldiers were received al San Antonio.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

M. De MarteI, French representative to the Caucasian republics, was named high commissioner for France to the government of General Baron Wrangel of south Russia.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

According to reports, q social club in Bucharest. Rumana. was raided by the police, who discovered 5,00o.o00 newly printed 20-cent paper notes. The money. it is believed, was to be used for Bol shevik propaganda. One hundred arrests were made.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

According to London war cOrrespon- dent Leon Tortzky purchased German supplies and ammunition from Germany to be used against Poland.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

A reduction of s flask in the price of quicksilver was announced lead ing interests to basis of $50 flask.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

At meeting of American League of fcials held in New York. it was decided to buy a site upon which to build a baseball ground for the New York Yan- kees.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Purchase of 1000 ounces of silver by Director of the Mint was announced bringing the total to 11,7S4,2S4 ounces
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

The public health service announced that plans are being drawn for rat proofing business building. dwellings and wharves as part of it's campaign to stamp bubonic plague out of this coUn- try
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

With $1,eoo, ,ooo of stolen securities aI- ready recovered, it is expected by attor- neys representing banking and brokerage interests that the $2,5O0, 900 worth of stolen bonds will be recovered by Christ
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Appointments to the Officers Reserve Corps, temporarily suspending pending creation of the committee to handle the work, were ordered resumed by Secre- tary Baker.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Captain W. ". GfIrner, recently re- lieved as Governor of the Island of Guam, announced on his arrival at San Francie" his intention of resigining from
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Paris Exchange quoted the American dollar at If. francs 55 centimes, com pared with 14 francs 16 centimes at fast close.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Jewelry, valued at $20,ooo, the prop erty of Chicago firm, was stolen from an automobile in the business district of Dertoit.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Leigh Colvin of New York, refused the Prohibition party gubernatorial candidate appointment in a notice filed with the Secretary of State.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Hugh Gibson, American Minister to Poland, has arrived at Paris. He will remain there for few days and then proceed to Warsaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

American water polo players defeat ed Greek team by to 0, and England administered a shut-out to Spain by a score of g to 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Several members of the Congressional party of 46 tuoring the Far East on the transport Great Northern, arrived at San Francisco.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

American Baptist medical missionaries and students are aiding Chinese author ities in fighting an epidemic of cholera in Chengu, Szchuan Province, it was an nounced.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

GeorE~ '' '~ister to the
 ed States, was appointed diplomat ic repres.. ..lfy at Con- stantinopIe He will sail for Greece Sat urday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

Lord Mayor Terence Mcsweeney, of Cork, who has been on a hunger strike for. f12.. days following his arrest and confinemeat in Bfuxton jail, London, is in critical condition, although con- scious.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-26

King Albert of Belgium conferred the cross of officer of Leopold II upon Sam uel W. Fairchild for his services in the organization of Belgian Relief durln- the war.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-02
YEAR 1919
Owner, Residence, Descpt.

NhSh, EhNEA, SWA-
NEA, SEANWA, 26-l8-45,
Tax, 93.l7, pen, 9.32, pub,
so ................................
Krefting, Alex, Unknown, Ny
Sh, ShN1s, 25-25-46, Tax,
1885, PEN, $50, pub, 3d.
Kuhne, Kasper, Riverside, Mt,
NWH SWA, ShSWA,
ShSEH, 1O-z4-50, Tax,
52.29, pen, 5.23, pub, 3d..
Kuhne, Fred w. Riverside, Mt.
Ell, 1853, NEA, 1926
40, Tax, 1856, PEN, 1856,
pub, LOO ............--.........
Kurth, Frank F. Weldon, Mt,
S11, 4-21-44, Tax, 62.66, pen.
SGT, pub, so ..-..........
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Ingelhart, Warren e. Poplar.
Mont, SEA NEA, 2s-27-5o,
Tax, 4.38, pen, "A, pub, so
Irvine, VIM. Oswego, Mont,
SWA, 32-25-45, Tax, 1855,
peny 1.76, pubs, so -........-
Jacobson, Gus A. Paxton, Mt,
Ell, 4-21-49, Tax, 52.03, pen,
$40, pub, so .--................
Jacobson, Hiram, Paxton, Mt,
WIZ, 6-21-49, Tax, 41.58,
pen, 4.16, pub, 80
Jackson, Gertrude, Sacred
Heart, Mimi, SWA, Sh
NWA, Lots 3, 4, 4-19-47,,
Tax, 1897, PEN, 4.40, pub,
so -----.-.-...-----..-....-.-.
Jackson, Mahlon, Winesap,
Mont, Ell, 13-26-4S, Tax,
44.67, PEN, AT, pub, so =.
James, Benz. Franklin, We'll
don, Mont, ShSEA, 1872
IS, NEA, EhNWh, 24-22-
46, Tax, 61.S6, PEN, 6.10,
pub, 100 --....-..-.......
Jansen, Ben Horse Greek, Mt,
Ell. z1-11-4s, All, 15-21-46,
Tax. 1ie.oe, pen, 11.61. pub.
!, 100
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-02

Liver, Anton, Wonica, Wis,
EhWh, Lots, /, 2, 3, 4, 80
1916, Tax, 61.68, pen, GIT,
pub, so ..................
Liver, Raymond, Paris, Mont,
E1e, 30-1S-45, Tax, 60.45,
pen, sos, pub, so ................
Lloyd, John H. Frazer, Mont,
Lot /, 1854, EhNEN,
Lot. l, 1854, Tax, 1896
pen, $40, pub, LOO ...........
Logan, John, Beach, N. D.
WI, 20-19-45, Tax, 6e.31.
pen, 6.63, pub, so ...--...........
Long, Ray & e. c. Oswego,
Mont, N1zNWA, SEANW-
", NEA, 20-25-46, NWA-
NWA, 21-25-46, Tax, 52.12,
PEN, 5.21, pub, 100 ......>....
Loving, w. s. Marco, Mont,
Lots, 1, 2, 8, 4, EhSWA,
E1sNWA, 1891, Tax,
1927, PEN, 5.93, pub,
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-02

HenSen, Hans. "A. circle, MI,
Ell, 3O-21-4S, Tax, 1894,
PEN, 5.83, pub, so --.--.....-
Heit Edward, He'll N. OAK,
SHNWA. 25-23-46- NdSE-
Y, NEA, 26-22-46, Tax,
60.16, pen, 6.O2, pub, LOO
Heide, Fred, Brockway, Mt,
Brockway, Lots, 1, blk, 8,
Lots, 2, 3, 4, block 1, Tax,
31.16, pen, 5.11, pub, LOO
Helgason, q. O. Wolf Point,
Mont, S11SWA, Sussex,
35-z7-47, Tax. 11.SS, pen,
1.10, pub, so --.---.---..----...-
Heller, Grover, Oswego, Mont.
SWN, 37-16-46, SWA,
EhNWA. NWAsWA, ~
ze-4e. Tx, 33.to, pon. ~,
pub, LOO .-.............-...........
Herrin, jos. n. Mark, KY
SWH6WH, 143o, sB4-
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-01-02

Lala, Charles, Circle, Mont,
ShNEA, sen, ShSWN,
22-20-45, Tax, 1886, PEN,
7.59, pub, so .......-..............
Lamb, G. B. Wolf Point
Mt, SEA NEA, NEA SEA,
l9-26-48, WhSWA,
2O-26-48, NkNWA, NY
NEA, 2s-26-4S, Tax, 45.42,
pen., 4.54, pub, 1.50........
Lamberton, G. B. Wolf Point,
Mont, SISSY, 13-24-46,
NJ ny, 24-24-46,
Tax, 3S.41,' pen, 1884. pub.
%
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Halls, Chas. L, Frazer, Mont,
SEA, 23-22-45, N1sSWA,
24-22-45, NWANWA, 25-
22-45, NEA NEA, 26-22-45,
Tax, ALL, PEN, 4.11,pub,
2 90
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G72 y w ~, ~, DIV u SEA,
EANWA, S3-26-43, Tax,
1898, PEN, 3.S9, pub, So. 1882
Hamm, R. A. Patton hill, Mt,
NWA, 27-26-45, Tax, 1874,
PEN, 1.34, pub, so .... 1928
Hammermeister, H. H. Wolf
Point, Mont, NEA, 22-25-
AZ, sen, 15-25-47, Tax,
1899, pen, 4.70, pub, 100. $3.50
Hanson, Henry, Est Sand
Greek, Mont, NWH, VIZ
SWA, W1ANEA, Tax.
5126, pen, 5.13, pub, so =. $3.50
Hanson, Christian B. Dickson,
N. D., SWA, NWA, 23-17-
40, Tax, 1888, PEN, 7.39,
pub, 80 ,.......-.....-.....-,.. .81.78
Hansen, A. R. Sand Creek,
Mont, E1kSWA, SEX IL
24-47, NhNEA, 13-24-47,
Tax, 57.91, PEN, $40, pub,
100 -.......--.--...-..--....... 64.70
Hanson, I, Poplar, Mont,
NEANEA, ShNEA, NEA-
SEX, 1860, Tax, 1892,
PEN, 2.69, pub, 80 ..... 30.11
Harrington, Frank, Circle,
Mont, NEA, E11NWA, lots
IL, 30-19-47, Tax, S4.50,pen.
8.45, pub, so ..--...---.-- 93.45
Harrington, Patrick, Slayton,
Mimi, VIZ, 11-20-46, NEA-
NWA, 13-20-46, Tax, 1865
pen, 11.07, pub, 100 .. 12272
Harrington, Patrick, H. Stay
ton, MINI,
All, 5-1s-47, Tax, 1OS.37 pen.,
1884, pub, so ......-..... 1871
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton, Mimi,
All, 23-19-47. Tax, 1141S, pen,
Hap, pub, so ...... 1850
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton, Mimi,
All, 3-2O-47, Tax, 122.43, PEN,
1924. pub, so .-...---.--..-. 1857
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton, Mimi,
All, 13-2O-47, Tax, 1851, PEN,
1886. pub, so .......----.... 1851
Harrington, Patrick Fl. Stay
ton, Mimi,
NEA, NWA, swA, 15-2o-47,
Tax, 111.01, pen, lilo,
pub, so ..--.---.-.---.--...---.--.--. 1881 |
Harrington, Patrick Fl. Stay
ton. Mimi,
All. 1S-20-47, Tax, 114.27, pen,
1143, pub, so -...--.-..--.- 1850
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton. Mimi,
All, 21-2O-47, Tax, 12107,pen,
1911, pub, so ...----- 1883
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton. Mimi,
All. 73-z0-47, Tax, 10523, pen,
1857, pub, so .--.-... 1926
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton, MINI,
N, zk30-47. Tax, 1882, pom,
1895, pub, so ---.-............-.. 164.98
Harrington, Patrick H. Stay
ton. MINI,
All, 17-10-47, Tax. 114.62. pen.
11.4e, pub, 80 ......-.-....--.--.-.. 1858
HARRINGTON. Patrick H. Stay
ton. Mfun.,
Patrick H. Stay II
~ Nunn
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31
Women Need: S>vamp-Roet

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

ENTERTAINING ST RA w B ERRY
, Plants. Progressive. $3.50 per
hundred. Don't send away for trees.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31
4 HOW z Y 7 10. 4, hvlOID APPLE sCALD
SeIentists Have Discovered That Ger
tain ~ md Oils Reduce Dis
sasA to Minimum. i,,ss


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\. 'nsntt \ q Aer II ,l'
4 IA ,s,ople nave learned that II
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

49,
iiiiIiiadch sscald as those in commercial
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

EvERBEARING sTRAWB E R. 7
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

:. LAKE SHORE HOMES - :.
4. miles from. station, can 60. 10 It
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10 acres 3ne meadow. cut with NOW
Ter every year. No better lake, lodge
in state. Small price Of $3,750.0o
|. Also. 4 lake; shore houses in city.
But they wont, last long II your
wives see them. f. J. Willis, the
Landmarl. irs''. ..4t4-2
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-31

LOTS OF, RM%Apywhere. Let
~. me sell you one. g, y - -. -. -. '''-
40 acre, highly improved, 2 -
miles out .......... ..$4,25O
40 acre farm " miles out TX
(cheap9 !, ..s.s... :. ..e. ESQ
mile dit -. = .....$ sol
100 acres, 81 cleared, ~
miles out (easyD .j,........$1,4 400
80, nothing better, improv- $gE
; ed, 5~miles. out I, I. So, 600
-143." highly improved, stock gtS
and machinery ...........$6,3O0
miles out !: -. 1872. '' $4,000
farm, 8 miles from Iavinia 81. ZOO
-134 acre farm, stock, tools j.;
. and machinery, one-half
mile river shore, a real farm -
home, S miles .,..I -. $11,600
200 acres highly improved, 4!
2 miles to station ........$ go
--160 acres, best improved %s
farm ii county, see IT, ...S 50
40 acres, g. ~: miles out. ...$ $50
L have others toe; numerous to mem
ton. See or write me for full par.
ticulars. q Z. j: Willis. the Land:
man., >f'!tA NV j . ~ 4t43z