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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01
CORRESPONDENCE

week: Mr.. and Mrs. McCusker, Mrs.
Naramore and daughter, Martha, Mrs.
Cantor and baby, Jim Shepard, A.
Ellingson and Ckas. Hill.
We regret to report that Mrs. Jas.
Murphy has resigned her position as
Central" her resignation to take eff
feet some time in April. Mrs. M.
has been very efficient Central"
and we hate to see her give it up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector put on a
movie show last Friday to a fair
sized house. The pictures were good.
".'ill" Hart and "Fatty" Arbuckles
ere the favorites.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Martini were
called to Centuria, Wis, on account
Of the serious illness of Mr.. Martins
father. They departed Wednesday
and took the two smaller children,
Ross and Julia, with them. Hazel is
"chief cook" at home.
The Basket Social at the Beseler
school house, Saturday, was not very
we'll attended, owing to the disagree
able weather and bad roads. $39. SO
were the proceeds from the sale of
baskets, which was not bad taking
everything into consideration.
Two meetings have been held here
in Braddock by the farmers in re-
gard to opening a'Cooperative Farm
ers' Store. We understand there are
many signers for it. The "Writer"
will give better details later when
more is known.
Geo. Naramore is again seen on
the streets after battle with the flu
and it's after affects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martella, who moved
to Hazelton three weeks ago, are back.
Mr.. Martella selling his share of the
restaurant to Mr.. Bectel. Well,
, we're glad they are back. "Braddock
is all right" Don't you think so,
neighbor?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01
BRADDOCK-

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sorem and daugh-
ter, Pearl, were entertained at the
Geo. Shepherd home for Sunday din
ner.
Mrs. Warren Mandigo left for Bis
marck last week.
Beatrice Reamann spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beseler and
family and Miss Young were enter
tanned at the Henry Reamann home
for Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barth spent
the evening at the Beseler home,
Wednesday of last week.
The snow is melted and all of the
culverts are flooded. Spring is here.
The South Braddock Company have
been having a series of parties the
past winter. The last one was held
at the Gus Person home, Saturday
Everyone present reported an excel
lent time.
Mr.. F. B. Streeter, from the county
seat, was here Friday and Saturday
preparing to move type and press to
Linton.
Ms. H. D. Higgins was on the
sick list last week.
Misses Rita Weber and Julia Zell-
man were Kintyre visitors between
trains, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stalk and
Marjorie were Monday and Tuesday
visitors with Mrs. Stalks parents at
Hazelton.
G. j. Smith, father of Mrs. A. R.
Dixon, left last Monday for Bismarck
to receive treatment for his knee.
Mr.. Smith was hurt quite badly in a
runaway.
The following Braddockites were
business, pleasure and shopping pa.
irons at the Capital City the past
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01
HIGHLAND
PAGE THREE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCulley and
family, of Linton, spent Sunday with
Alex McCulley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Purintun and
family and Miss Rbuy Lips spent
Sunday at the l.. H. Harwood home.
r. M. Van Soest, of Strasburg,
was in Highland neighborhood on
business last week.
Charles Waddell returned from
Iowa last week.
l.. H. Harwood's new lighting
plant is installed and in working or
der.
Alex. McuClley took out his new
Fordson tractor last week, and will
soon be turning the crust of Mother
Earth.
E. w. Baker made business trip
to Strasburg, Wednesday.
Anton Larson and family, Oscar
Larvick and family and Geo. Zirn-
belt and family spent Sunday at John
Zirnhelt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Baker visited
the latter's parents Sunday evening.
DR.. Winchester was called to attend
one of the Benedict twins last week.
The baby is said to have the measles.
The HarwoodN school seems to be
experiencing it's usual variety of teach
ers. Miss Zeldmar took Mr.. Daily's
place last Monday.
Those attending the dance last Sat-
urday night report an excellent time.
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Lady Geddes Not American.

Londonderry Geddes, wife of the
newly appointed British ambassador
is generally spoken of as an American
woman. This, the Pail Mall Gazette
points out, is incorrect. Lady Geddes
was born in New York state and edu.
Gated. at Windsor, Nova Scotia, but
she is the daughter of w. A. Ross OF
Belfast, who spent much of his life in
America, but who, the paper says, was
never naturalized. Sir Auckland and
Lady GeGdes were married in 1906,
and have five children.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01
HAGUE

A little while Tony Weber fain
would linger yet.
Miss Theresa Diggins has resigned
her position as teacher, and taken a
school at Webster, N. D.
Miss Katherine Hineman has taken
the intermediate department in the
Hague town school.
Miss Gertrude Eick has completed
her term, and taken another at Brad
dock, N. D.
Continued on Page 81 !;
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01

We are in it when it comes to paint.
A new and complete stock of Sherwin
Williams Paint.
The use of good prepared paint is
an economy. It covers more, looks
better and lasts longer than cheap,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-04-01

mixed paint or paint mixed by hard
If you are going to do any painting
or redecorating come and see US. We
will be more than glad to show you
our stock.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE; GAS
range. elec. It's; near 14th and Euclid. 1858
University pl' NV so
Evening star., 1920-05-30

FOR RENTOSDCOND FLOOR. 6Ii ST.
NV. rooms. Steam heat. Prics, 80 per
month. EDW. 2. SCHWARTZ. lac. 7s4 ltth
POPE BUILDING, 8l7 18th
st. N.W.-Several exceptional
ly desirable rooms now vacant
and in excellent condition; good
elevator and janitor service;
rents, $50, $35 and $40 per
month. For information apply
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 l4tb St. NV. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

8 ROOMS AND SCREENED PORCH;
bedroom. living room and kitchen. with
range, sink, laundry tub, hot water;
neatly furnished: $50; light, heat and
1880 Willard st. (half block from 18th
and ". Call after pm.
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BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE APARTMENT
Of three rooms and bath, complete
ly furnished for Ink, including
table and bed linen, towels, silver
ware, dishes, etc.; continuous hot
water service; washing and iron
ing Except gentleman's linen);
gas; electricity; heat; telephone
and every other convenience. Suit
able for couple-children between
and ~ not desired. Price, 500
month. 4227 9Th NV, or Col, 1877,
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FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED
housekeeping apartments: good northwest
niture: three and i've room apartments; baths
and porches; heat. gas and electricity furnish
ed; all large, clean, outside rooms: no children.
Phone COL 2718 after p.m.. Sunday all day.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL AND CONN.
ave.-Three rooms. bath. large screened porch;
s .na cool ee.os ssDhsRs North ssi
1;ss.1 12s1 MASS: ,..,,A AVE; .1 sEsRoOa APT TgR
ROOMS. BATH. H.K.. MODERN APART.
ment; house attractively furnished: beat loca-
ton. Col. 424. Apt. 3. 3Os
43S n. J. AVE s.E.-WELL FURNISHED:
rooms, alcove. bath. Ink; completely equip
ped: instantaneous hot water; free phone; con
yenient to- to all cars; near Capitol House office.
Lincoln 1855. 800
THREE ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. PKT.
yate tiled bath: entire second floor; detached
house. Tor Close to store: and
THREE ROOMS. BATH AND KITCHEN.
partments; near Dupont Circle; rental. SEQ to
party purchasing furniture. $225. Address Box
259-K, Star Office. SOs
1856 FAIRMONT-s LARGE ROOMS. PORCH;
1915 21st ST. N.W.-ENT1RE 3rd FLOOR,
consisting of two rooms. kitchenette and pri-
vate bath; nicely furnished; rent, 500 per
month. GEO. W. LINKINS, Agent, i7I4 Pa.
ave. NV. Main e29s-90.
IN APARTMENT HOUSE ON COLUMBIA RID.
near 18th ct. NV; four rooms. reception hall
and bath housekeeping apt; rent. $125 per
month.
WILLIAM R. ELLIS, 14l2 G 1t. NV.
1881 RANDOLPH 81. NV NICELY
furnished rooms. bath, second floor, for
Ink. In new home instantaneous hot water
large porch high location; adults only; half
block 14th st. car. SOs
TWo-ROoM NON-HousEKEBPINe APART
ment, including all hotel service: will lease to
out bath. including all hotel service; special
rates for summer. Inquire at once. the
Cairo. 1915 @ st. NV.
BARGAIN FOR SUMNER OR UNTIL NOV.
1O-Corner apartment furnished; parlor, bed
rooms. pantry: hotel service. Call 302 Stone
leigh Court, Conn. ave. and L st. Phone Main
2570. Br. 1897. jeis
200 18th NV. : FURNISHED APART
ments. One S-room apartment. one broom
apartment and two 1-room apartments; hotel
service; delightfully cool rooms; excellent
cafe. roof garden and tennis court.
FIVE LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
sleeping porch, in coolest and highest part Of
Warrington; reasonable rent to proper party.
Apt. A. 2S44 Wisconsin ave. Phone Cleve
664-J. 500
EURNlsHED OR TNFURNIGHED.
421 1sT ST. sE.-FURNIsHED or UNFUR-
nished apt; two large rooms; on car line;
reasonable.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
APARTMENTS TO LET


1888 NEWTON ST. OR RM: FRONT
monthly.
NICELY FURNISHED LH.K. APARTMENT;
sG 'e hight tax and ,7 7sy ,s9S st.
THE T0R0NToE2 ROOMS AND BATH. ss5
monthly; to Oct; with linen and Ink. ar
rangement, 500. Phone North 1Oe, Apt. 7s.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. NICELY
~ 1sr II
and Fairmont NV.
24o0 18TH ST. NV ROOMS. BATHS
and porch. inclo:ed in glass and screened;
BBvERLY cogRT. i7se Col. road NV
able Jun. bath un.i aad ssps So Rent 40 Avail
2s44 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-5 rooms. bath and
porch, completely furnished: Available June
b. [. RUST e12 18th st. nv.
Large Apartment of Exceptional
Value-Permanent.
Five outside rooms: alcove. bath and porch
IT. :as .na 1s,h
ladies': with or without garage. 1859 Mar,
1898 QUE Nw.ICooL. ATTRACTIVE 2 OR
room h.k: apt: porch. 7x1S; strictly high
class; .mi;: continuous hot water: four e1-
r%s'ts; pSsnfe:; oy twenty minutes I walk to depts:
SINGLE ROOM AND BATH. FuRNIeHED
at Cecil. 18th and L SITS. NV. Large. bright
room. $50 month. Inquire at Cecil.
4 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL AND BATH,
In modern apt. house, to lease to Oct. 1 500
per month. ARTHUR CARR. 2Oe Mills Bldg
18th and Pa. ave.
MASON DUPONT, 1901 R St.
single rooms for Army
and Navy officers; private din
ing room. North 1876.
1625 10th ST, APT. 3O-BEAU-
tifully furnished; seven rooms !;
two baths; May to October. Ap-
ply janitor or STORY & COBB,
1112 Connecticut ave.
TWO LARGE. AIRY ROOMS WITH KITCH-
enette and bath; exclusive neighborhood: $50
per month. franklin 4S4 3Os
Evening star., 1920-05-30

i5s KY. AVE. s.E..aRoOM FURNISHED
house for rent; reasonaRe. 81
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Y0TJR HOUSE OR APARTMgNTO
SHOULD BE LISTED WITH
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
Main s5e7. franklin sios.
All we'll and attractively furnished
FOR SUMNER ONLY
CHEVY CHASE
West Melrose ST.; 0 rooms and oesns' ga
s Grafton st.; 9 rooms. baths: sleeping
oliver St; rooms, 2 baths; $50.
East Lenox st.; Q rooms. baths; safase'
Huntington st.; II rooms. 8 baths. sleeping
porch; attractive new home; with large 9afase'
Corner Lenox and Conn. ave-: II rooms.
paths: maids room; wonderful porches; ga
rage; spacious inclosed grounds; $500.
CLEVELAND PARK
Newark at: rooms and bath; sleeping
porch (aceommodats nve per'ons); garage;
Newark ST.; II rooms. 3 baths: garage; large
All above properties have attractive grounds
with trees flowers, hedges.
WASH. HEIGHTS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
tsss and Sath
and bath. Sl25; rooms and bath. $135;
rooms and bath. $3.50 tor By year); 10 rooms.
baths. porches. $500.
Downtown, near 18th and L: 10 rooms.
baths: old.fashioned sized rooms; modern con-
xenienees: 4l25.
JUNE l6-sEPT. l6-8-ROOM HOUSE FACING
Mcmillan Park. cool place for the sum
mer; on high ground; 100-foot back yard; u
block from North Capitol car lire. Phone
N. 1891. 28 Chanaing st. NV. 00s
SlO1 10th ST. N.w.-For summer: cool. at
tractive corner house. overlooking Rock Greek
Park: rooms. 2 baths. Col. 543l. 81
A MOST DESIRABLE. MODERN HOUSE.
porches, ETC.. furnished. e1O0'per month. 1916
Belmont st. NV. Apply on premises. IL
OWNER RETAINING ROOMS IN MODERN
balance completely furnished. July 1 to Sept
Is; SIS per month. Address Box 295-K, Star
ONCE. 8Os
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-TEN ROOMS,
baths. garage. sleeping porch. instantaneous
hot-water heater. open hreplaces; half block
Sept. or longer. Phone Cieve. 4I0-J. sos
1910 EMERSON NV. COL z270J. MOD
ern detached house; rooms. inclosed sleeping
porch, garage: immediate possession. Please
phone for appointment. 30s
SIx-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE. HALE A
square from Lincoln Park. SIS q month Ad-
dress Boz BLK. Star once. 30
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES.
TYLER RUTHERFORD, INC,
617 18th Ut. NV. ~
CHEVY CHASE, ND. d MELK06E 81.
rooms; Al modern improvements; property
Immediate Possession
For Terms Of Lease
THos. J; FISHER co.. Inc,
i5s KY. AVE. s.E..aROOM FURNISHED
house for rent; reasonaNf. 81
Evening star., 1920-05-30

Two-RooM APARTMENT. so7 N ST. NV.
Key at 1898 10th ct. NV.
rooms and bath; $3S q month; also some fur
niture for sale. cheap.
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; JUST PAPERRD:
$50: June !. 1920. Apt. I. the ooservators'
508 THE MARNE-TWO ROOMS. BATH.
kitchenette for sale Of furniture; rent, $50
Call evenings after today.
THREE ROOMS. BATH AND KIfCHENHrTE.
anew asx'y n.R p.DfNSed; ;s7 n0tw''sf heat 's'0
1870 WYOMING AVE. N:w.-FOR Rent.
unfurnished, June 1; apt. rooms, 2 baths
southwest exposure; with south porch' $aSo
per month. Apply manager. ON premises 81.
electric light; $40 per month. unfnrnished
newly papered and painted. Can Be seen Tues
day any time. 725 18th. Apt. 8.
EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBoRH0oD. NEAR 18th
and Columbia I'd /: rooms and bath; cool In
summer; abundant heat in winter rent very
moderate viii sublet to party buying furni-
ture 81, 200; children not Objectionable. Ad-
dress Box l8-M. Star ofbce.
5672 IIth ST. NW.@THREE LARGE ROOMS.
unfurnished or partly furnished; housekeeping:
entire first floor; large pantry. rear porch: use
of electric washing machine. 81
Will TRANSFER LEASE OF ROOMS AND
ssy: sssD'9s Furniture ase u aens eoss s So
porch. @ = unfurnished. IN in fssiionsbcls new hotel
apt. 18th and a, NV. The cha't'ston; ss6
1871 ST. N.W.-BASEAENf FLOOR, 3
rooms; gas and fuel furnished. -
WILL TRANSFER LEASE OF FIvE-RoOM
and bath hrst-door apartment renting for 360
dining and bed room furniture. June is. Phone
TWO ROOMS AND KIrcHENETTE; GAS
range. elec. It's; near 18th and Euclid. 256S
Evening star., 1920-05-30

TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS WITH KITCH-
enette and bath; exclusive neighborhood: $50
per month. franklin 4S4. 3Os
Evening star., 1920-05-30

FOR RENT-PURNIsHED BUNGALOW COR
ner Rhode Island ave. and 18TH st. me-:
rooms bath and basement; instantaneous hot
water: IS min. from Treasury: 80 per month:
may be seen $50 pm. Telephone North o015.
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ORDER OF RUNEBERG

AT the last grand lodge session OF
the Swede Finn Benevolent Assn. a
merger was made between that organ
ization and the Finnish Temperance
Association, through which the re-
sultant organization gains gains s.
900 members and some $4,000 in A.
nances.
The adoption OF the 18th Amend
ment did away with the necessity for
the temperance organization and as II
carried benefit insurance and was
closely bound up with the member
ship OF the s. +. S. F.. the natural
thing, merger. followed.
Andrew Ostrand and John r. Stol-
berg of this city were active in bring
ing about this end although IL meant
the retirement OF Mr.. Ostrand from
the treasurership OF the merger, as II
was agreed that the old S. #. s. f.
should have the President and Sec
retary and the other the treasurer
and editor
The name OF the new order Is
"order OF Runeberg"
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MASTER yIOLINIsT
To BE Heard Here In Grand Con,
on September 9Th

Arrangements have been made
a concert In this city ut the City II
Theatre. on September 9th, by I'D
Konecny. the famous Bohemian, \
linist, under the auspices Of the
school athletic association. "A
josef Konecny has played In the
musical centers OF this country, d
in practically every state OF the
ion. as well as in other parts OF
world, and is considered by his crit
to rank among the foremost violin
of the present day. He is the sor
a Bohemian blacksmith. He stu,
with Sevcik, (teacher OF Jan Kubeli
and is shinging example OF what q
be accomplished by indefatigablo
dustry, energy and perseverance.
Mr.. Konecny's playing Is charact
lied by the great depth OF interp
tation, tonal beauty and brilliancy
technique, his repertoire comprisi
works seldom heard even on the cC
cert stage. His technical efficiency ,
ables him to negotiate the most a.
cult passages with apparent ease.
He will be assisted by Lola -
Alley. American Soprano. and Z
Iris. the brilliant American Pianii
both artists of national reputation.
l
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EXPRESS THEIR THANKS

The members OF the base ball team
want us to thank the people OF Crys-
tai Falls and Alpha for the splendid
support given them. They we're great
ly surprised as well as pleased at the
big attendance on Thursday and feel
tat they owe the mine managers and
band great deal OF thanks for the
splendid effort they made TO get the
men TO the game.
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TO THE VOTERS OF IRON cory

As It is impossible for me to cali
on each voter personally, / take |,
means OF thanking the voters OF I,
county for the splendid support
corded me at the Primaries, Aug,
81. 1920. for the Office OF represen
tive OF the Iron district In the ST,
Legislature. While i did not rece
the nomination, received major
vote in Iron county. which is higl
appreciated by me.
Dated. September z, 1920.
Yours sincerely.
JOHN p. CURLEY.
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NEW SHOE STORE

Albert W. Axelson. brother of Axe
Axelson. has rented the corner store
where Smiths restaurant used TO be
and will open shoe store there a.
once.
Mr.. Axelson comes highly recon-
mended, but the fact that he Is ?
brother Of Axel Axelson is sufficient
to recommend him to Crystal Falls
people and 1t will keep him hustling
The diamond drill., 1920-09-18
CLEANED OUT SPRING

The mineral spring on the Notes
lots in the lower end of the city was
cleaned out last Wednesday, the fire
engine being used to pump out the
well
The city Is investigating the water
flow and it's mineral contents, with Q
view to properly conducting the water
for public use II IL is found to be as
heavily charged as It was in the early
days.
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WATCH LOST:-On the base ball
grounds Thursday. Finder return TO
this office and get reward. tS6)
Richard Lindsay. city clerk Of De-
troit and one OF the best known men
in the Michigan metropolis, was in
Crystal Falls during the week, the
guest OF Thomas Conlin.
Paul Schook has purchased tract
OF timber near the old Mastodon mine
and will log there during the coming
winter.
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to keep up with the excellent rec
which his brother has made.
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MITCHELL RESIGNED

Fred B. Mitchell. mine inspector for
Iron county. has resigned his office tc
take position as captain OF the Tully
mine in Stambaugh township. Mr.
Mitchell has been mine inspector fol
four years and was a candidate for
denomination at the recent primary
The Tully shaft will be concreted at
once and the work is of very parti-
cular kind. Capt. Mitchell Is an ex-
pert shaft man, having had charge OF
the sinking OF the shaft at the Tully
at one time.
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personals
DON'T FORGET THE ALPHA COM

DON'T FORGET THE ALPHA COM.
MUNITY FAIR DANCE TONIGHT!!l
Mayor Bridges, Manager Sanders
X. b. Webb and Thomas Conlin made
up a party OF Crystal Falls business
men that went to Marquette last Sat
urday TO confer with the Breitung Of
hcials about the proposed factory site
George Brotherton and family went
20 Marquette last Saturday to spend
the holiday with friends in the Queen
City.
Herman Holmes and l.. A. Burridge
were the lone representatives OF Cry
stal Falls to view the Dempsey-Miske
battle at Benton Harbor last Tuesday.
M. ]. Sherwood came down from
Marquette last Monday to attend the
September term of the circuit court
for Iron county.
Hon. NJ. II. Moriarty received a mes
sage last Sunday, saying that his
niece was killed Saturday In an auto
mobile accident at Toronto. The re-
mains were brought to Hudson, Mich,
the Moriarty old home, for burial. and
Mr.. Moriarty left Monday evening to
attend the funeral.
Robert Munns left last Tuesday for
the 500, where he will attend the Chi
pewa county fair and visit with rel
atives.
Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, who won the
nomination for county treasurer Of
Chippewa county at the primaries last
week, is a niece OF Robert Munns
and has visited in Crystal Falls sew
eral times.
Joe Leonard came down from Mar
quette last Saturday to spend the hol-
iday with his parents here.
A new bank 10 be known as the
American Security State Bank has
been chartered for Iron Mountain.
John j. Flanagan, the former well
known sagola man, is one OF the in
corporators
Irving Jackson and family took II
the Dickinson county fair at Norway
last Monday,
LoST:A calf. Dark brown, white
breast, tip of tail white, right hip
scratched. Notify Tony Archocosky
Kimball location.
Dance Sept IA, 1920. Tuesday ev-
ening, City Hall Auditorium. Music
by Deep Water Trio.
District Freight Agent Cheney OF
Green Bay, accompanied by Supt. Hell
mer and Travelling Freight Agent
Carney OF Escanaba, were in Crystal
Falls last Tuesday looking over the
district, with view to deciding upon
the question OF recoprical switching
men Of the place have been demand
ing for some time. They took notes
and practically assured the building
OF an interchange track
Miss Carol Voos returned to Detroit
last Tuesday to accept a position as
school nurse in the public schools of
that city.
The Mystic Workers will hold their
election OF officers at their next meet
ing.
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PERRY.HALL

The following account OF the wed
ding OF Miss Beatrice Perry, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perry OF this
CITY. 10 Raw Il. Hall OF Sacramento
was contained in the Daily Indepen-
dent of that city:
"a marriage OF great interest to
the members of Karl Ross Post, Am
erIcah Legion, will take place at 10 o.
clock this morning in Sacramento'
when their secretary, former Lieut..
RAYMOND e. Hall. will claim as his
bride Miss Beatrice NJ. Perry, OF Crys-
tai Falls. Mich. The ceremony viii
be solemnlzed at Trinity Episcopai
church. the Rev. f. s. Bartlam ofiiciat-
ing
august % was chosen as their we'd
ding date for the reason that II Is the
s5th wedding anniversary of Miss
Perry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Perry, whom he has been visiting
since her arrival last June from Hon
oluiu, where for two years she has
been at the head OF the English depart
ment OF Oahu college. Mr.. Hall and
his bride-to-be met in MIssoula, Mont.
number Of years ago. where she was
teaching school
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THE DEEP WATER QuARTETTE

Lovers OF dancing are promised a
treat in the city hall next Tues
day evening. The Deep Water Quar-
tette, consisting of three young men
from the U. of NJ college will give a
dance on that evening. The young
men spent their vacation in these
parts and have been playing at
Spread Eagle for several weeks.
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drin Walberg was especially pleasing
TO all. The whole show was staged
with fine effect, good singing and
pleasing comedy.
The Million Dollar Doll' Thursday
night drew a big house and pleased
all who heard II. The dancing was
the best We have seen on the local
stage.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-18

Geo. A. Blair OF Sault Ste Marie,
grand patriarch OF the / o. o, f.
grand encampment OF Michigan, spent
last Thursday in the city. making an
automobile trip to Iron River in the
evening TO visit the encampment ses-
sion over there.
The diamond drill., 1920-09-18

Will be eld at the Finnish Church
Hall on Saturday evening, Sept. 11th
at 500 o'clock. Ladies are requested
to bring baskets. Everybody welcome
TONIGHT!!