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WANTED-Cigar roller. We pay 80
and 7Oc per 100. Also out and out
cigar maker. Write White & VIII.
EFT, Cigar Mgr, Lawton, Okla. PAP
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STOLEN-Ford touring car, motor
No 19O9334; license No 53726 taken
Monday night from near Telephone
office on 3 St, \ W. Notify Geo.
NJ. Gentry III 7th Ave, Northwest,
suitable reward. 25-3
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Ardm0r@ M0m2@s

A VERY fine six room bungalow fac.
Ing the east, very exclusive neigh.
borhood, in Southwest; price much
below value; S750O,00.
A BRAND new six room home on
McLish Ave, large rooms, we'll built
price $750000.
A VERY swell home on McLish Ave,
never been occupied unusual in de-
sign and interior treatment; price
SS50O.00.
QUITE a good bargain in a six room
plastered home on Fourth Ave.
southwest at $GjO000.
A BEAUTIFUL. home on Bixby Ave,
new and elegantly finished through
out; price s7S5O,0O.
A VERY choice home--a really fine
house, no expense spared; you will
haye to see II to appreciate it;
price slO5000O.
IN NORTHWEST Ardmore on Z St.
fine six room home for 100000.
ALSO six room new home on 1lth
Ave, Northwest corner lot good
garage; price $j5000O.
WE ALSO have four and FIVE room
home in Northwest modern through.
out; price 100000 each.
LET US help you select a home.
r. G. McKIDDY
12s 1.2 West Main St.
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LoG; and Found

LOST-Monday afternoon, in city bus
mess district, ladys platium Shrine
pin. Shrine emblem, surrounded by
square shape, gold rim enameleo
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Ardmore, Oklahoma,
August II. 1920.


Notice to the Public
All Interested persons are hereby
notified that there will be held by
the board Of county commissioners Of
Carter county, Oklahoma, at public
hearing on the 10th day OF September,
1920 relating to the opening Of a pub
lie highway an dthe condemnation or
certain right-of-way thereon, on the
road commonly known as the road
leading east and west from the In.
gram Lane School House. in Garter
county, Oklahoma.
Said hearing will be held on the
above date, and conducted according
to the laws laid down in section one,
article six, 1915 session laws of Okla.
homa, and affects property in sec.
tons nineteen 19J twenty, (20), TWEEN.
ty.one, (2p, twenty.eight 2S), twenty
nine (2s) and thirty 1907, all in town.
ship four, (D south, range three Cs,
west, Carter county. Oklahoma, and
crossing in particular the lands OF
Mrs Willie Cathey of Ardmore, Ok.
lahoma.
JOE T. TAYLOR,
Chairman. Board of County,
Commissioners.
Published in Daily Ardmoreite An.
gusct IL, H. Is, 10. 20, 22, 20. "a. 20
and &c. 1920.
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Train No. zoe Departs---- 1850 a. m.
Train No. ia Departs----ll2s a. M.
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Train No. 776 DEPARTS 4:50 D, m.
Train No 773 Arrives ---- 7:30 q. m.
Mixed Train)
Train No, 775 Arrives----l0:l5 a, N.
Train No. 705 Arrives 1880 D, N,
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Logi and Found
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mess district ladys platium Shrine !
pin. Shrine emblem, surrounded by |
square shape, gold rim enameleo. |
Liberal reward, Return to Ardmore
ite office. 242
STOLEN-Ford touring car, motor
No. 1S09384; license Nc. 53726, taken
Monday night from near Telephone
office on 3 St, n W. Notify Geo
NJ. Gentry III 7th Ave, Northwest,
suitable reward. 25-3
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CALL ME at phone as and will go
and look at your property and
also sell It for you. H. c. Tate
S-S-lmo.
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WANTED-All the used Fords AMI
Dodges, you have for sale or trade
at Huckabay & Heron. l0j North
Caddo ST. Phone 1929 222-G
1. WANT % buy used furniture. n.
V. Jones. Phone 4O3. 1876
WANTED TO BUY-One cigar show
case what have you got to offer.
Phone 1861 L. Z. Denton. PAS
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1923. 25.3
For Sale
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vacant lot for sale Call II. c.
Tate Phone 4S. S-S.lmo,
FOR SALE-Con1ectionary at Dillar1
doing good business. NJ, NJ. Johnson,
hrdmore. 23.5
FOR SALE-Syrup mill, with Il feet
copper pan, cheap, in first class con-
dition. w, NJ. Torogood, College Hill
Addition. Address Box 701. 246
FOR SALE-At bargain, one five
room house and barn; also one stors
building you can't miss it. See me
at 1926 9Th avenue northeast. 24.t
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| CLOSING OUT-My business, office
and entire stock of fixtures for sale.
sets Of shelvings counters; floor
stands; pairs Of scales; l safe; 4
show cases, l tobacco case, / pea
nut ana pop corn roaster and one
large bean bin. c. A. Whitehurst.
24.3
FARM NEAR DURWOOD-77 acres.
nearly ali in cultivation, sandy farm
cheap prce-R. c. McKiddy, l26 IL
West Main ST. 25-9
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THE CHI Peliaole Ardmore Bedding
Co., has and wants TO renovate
your beds. The past l2 years are
cur recommendation. Phone 2S2.
17-lmo
ROOM AND BOARD at 10 St.
southwest. Phone 1851. 22-t
| WANTED-To pay cash or exchange
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filter. Third and Caddo SITS.
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WANTED-YoLng lady, with som
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NOTICE-Want cotton pickers 40 to
so bales to pick. Good house and
pasture furnished r. z. Lambeth,
Joiner, Okla. 24-1s
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For Rent--Houses

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also sell It FOR you. II. c. Tate.
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WANTED-All the used Fords AMI
Dodges, you have for sale Or trade
at Huckabay & Heron. lOj North
Caddo st. Phone 1929. 222-G
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WANTED TO RENT-Two Or three
furnished light housekeeping rooms
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new goods for Old household goods.
Phone c. p. Hall, the home out.
filter. Third and Caddo SITS.
S.l91mO.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
Bankers to Meet
June 9 and 10
PROMINENT SPEAKERS TO BE
HERE ARE MAYOR HODGSoN
AND M. ]. BOWLING.

The Second Congressional district
bankers, about 200 strong, will be here
June 9th and 10th and arrangements
are being made to have an elaborate
program for the occasion. Their head
quarters will be at the armory.
Among the well-known speakers
chosen for the edification of the
knights of the coin handlers" are
Mayor Hodgson, of st. Paul, Hon. M.
J. Bowling, of Olivia, and C. M. Bah
cock, who will speak on the proposed
highway lazy. The local committee
having the anatter in charge will do
their best towards furnishing enter
tainment for their guests, and Mayor
Smith will hand them the keys of the
city and to make themselves thorough
ly at home. Ramsey Park will be
toured and the courtesies of the COM
mercial club extended to them. We
would advise the citizens not to try
and pass any lead nickels on the visit
ors, as it can't be done.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
sPARK COMMITTEE REPORTS ON
THE ADDITIONAL LAND THAT
HAS BEEN ADDED.

The Redwood Falls Commercial Club
held its regular meeting Monday ev-
ening, with President Brammer in the
chair. Secretary Weldon read the
minutes of the previous meeting after
which bills were read and ordered
paid The park committee consisting
of II. A. Baldwin, Joseph Keefe and
II. NJ. Hitchcock made their report and
considerable discussion was had ament
the additional land acquired for park
purposes.
The next matter to come before the
club was the finance proposition of the
Scenic City band for the coming year.
The matter will be satisfactorily ar
ranged this week. After the admis-
sion of three new members the meet
ing adjourned.
Mayor Smith then asked that all
the members remain seated, as ne
wished to make few remarks on the
Sound Government Association which
was recently organized. He explained
the object of the Sound Government
Association and that clubs were being
formed over the entire state to COM
bat, or rather to educate the people
anent the evils of socialism Nearly
all present joined the movement and
a big drive will be made in the near
future to increase the membership.
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Three Candidates
File Wednesday
BENDIXEN, DANIELSON AND
HINES FILE FOR THE
LEGISLATURE.

County Auditor L. P. Larson was a
busy man last Wednesday, as it was
the last day in which candidates
could file. Mr.. Jos. Danielson, OF
Walnut Grove and c. M. Bendixen both
filed for the legislature and will op-
pose each other. Mr.. Danielson has
twice tried to beat Mr.. Bendixen and
this year he feels confident that ne
will win. Joe's persistency is de-
serving Of success and his friends
should do everything possible to elect
him to the position which he covets.
These two candidates will be opposed
by John Hines who has the endorse
ment of the non-partisan league. This
will make very interesting three cor
nered fight with the odds in favor OF
the man from Walnut Grove.
A. r. A. Laudon, judge of probate
and w. G. Weldon, clerk of the dis
trict, also filed for reelection. From
present indications both will be elected
by good majorities.
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Attend the Judge Clague Re -: z:;::;=5
Tonight, tuesday, at the Armory
Minnesota League
of Women Voters
MEETING HELD LAST WEEK OF
DECIDED INTEREST TO
WOMEN VOTERS.

The Minnesota League of Women
Voters held big meeting last week
at the Christian Church under the aus
pices of the local organization of
which Mrs. G. V. Everett is County
Chairman. The program for this oc-
casion was very elaborate, and it
was very instructive to those who took
part in the proceedings. The attend
ance was quite large and everyone
was well pleased and appreciated the
speeches and excellent music numbers
on the program.
Mrs. Everett says: "In order to
make the purpose of the League of
Women Voters exceedingly clear to
local groups, wish to state that the
purpose of fostering education in citi-
zenship and of supporting improved
legislation. Let us have faith that
Right makes Might, and in that faith
let US dare to do our duty as we un-
derstand it,"
The membership of the local organi-
zation is constantly growing and new
members are being added daily. The
county organization was completed
and is as follows: Mrs. C. v. Everett
county chairman; Mrs. F. S. Scott
Vesta, vice chairman; Mrs. j. j. Chris
tensen, secretary, and Mrs. G. A
Schuck, Lamberton, treasurer.
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Alberta Winn.

1t is with regret that we chronicle
the death of Miss Alberta Winn, who
has been a resident of this county for
many years. Miss Winn died last Sat
urday morning and had been sick over
a year. She was born in Ironton, Wis
consin, December 3, 1868, and with
her parents moved to Minneapolis. In
1881 she came to Redwood Falls and
has resided on the Winn farm ever
since. The funeral service was held
Monday morning by E. c. Horn and
the remains were taken to Minnea-
polls and entered in the family lot at
Lakewood cemetery.
Miss Bertie or "Aunt Bee, as she
has been familiarly known by her
young friends, will long be remem-
bered by them as the friend of their
childhood and as one who always had
time to be thoughtful and kind. Her
life was an example of Christian ser
vice and self-forgetfulness. She has
long been member of the Presbyteri-
an church and will be missed in it's
many departments. She was one of
the organizers of the Good Will Cir
Gle and also of the Country Mite So
ciety, and her influence will be felt in
these societies in the years that are to
come.
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Albert Pfaender
Wants Judgship
is LOCAL ATTORNEY OF NEW
ULM AND FILED LAST
WEDNESDAY,.

The Ninth Judicial District will
have two candidates for judge, name
ly, Judge |. NJ. Olsen, who now occu-
pies the bench, and Albert Pfaender,
who filed for the position last week.
The many friends of Judge Olsen are
somewhat disappointed over this turn
of affairs, as it was presumed that
he would be returned without opposi-
ton.
Judge Olsen's candidacy has the
unanimous endorsement of the bar as
sociation of this district, and he will
surely be reelected. He is man of
the highest standing and commands
the respect and loyalty of every voter
in the district. His friends have no
doubt that he will be elected, but it
would be fine tribute to his ability
for the position if he was unopposed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
MAY FESTIVAL
BIG SUCCESS

The May fete held last Friday at the
school grounds was very successful.
The procession of grade children,
headed by Uncle Sam and Miss Colum-
bia, marched to the roped off enclo-
sure on the grounds and gave varied
program of drills, stunts and folk
dances. The high school orchestra,
under the leadership of Prof. Geo Bit
trich, provided suitable music for the
various numbers.
The blue May sky, the green grass
and the fanciful and varied costumes
of the children made beautiful pic
ture. Photographers Thorp and An
derson were present and photographed
the children of the different groups.
Special mention must be made of
the flag drill by the 3rd and 4th
grades, the folk dances by the 3rd
grade and the graceful scarf drill by
Continued on last page.)
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Clague Gets Clear
Field for Congress
WILL RECEIVE THE UNITED SUP
PORT OF THE OTHER CAN
DIDATES.

By winning in the elimination con-
vention held in ST. Paul by the dele
gates of the Second congressional dis
trict to the Republican state conven-
tion. Judge Frank Clague, of Red
wood Falls, is given "a clear field
for the Republican nomination for con-
gresham in the June primaries. He
will, of course, be opposed by the
Nonpartisan League candidate, who
has filed as a Republican, but no true
Republican will be confused as be-
tween the two men.
Judge Clague was not the Herald's
first choice as candidate for con-
gress, but the Herald's preference for
another candidate was not due to any
feeling of Mr.. Clague's unfitness for
the office. On the contrary, the Her.
aid has always entertained very high
regard for Mr.. Clague as man of
high character, sterling integrity and
| splendid ability In fact, we have
never doubted that Mr. Clague pos
sessed qualifications of high order for
| the office of congressman.
The Herald therefore accepts the re-
suit of the elimination convention in
the spirit in which the convention was
held, and will cheerfully give Mr..
Clague it's earnest support, feeling all
the while that it is supporting man
! eminently qualified for the position.
With four loyal Republicans in the
field, if all had stayed in, the vote of
the Republicans would necessarily
have been SO divided that the Non
partisan League candidate, enjoying as
ne will the united support of that
Organization, probably would have won
the nomination. This fact was rec
ognized by the four Republican candi-
dates, and in order to wipe out this
chance of Socialism gaining foothold
in the district, all agreed to sacrifice
their personal interests and submit
their case to an elimination conven-
tion and to abide by the result. Had
their candidates. been left to popu-
lar vote the result might have been
different, but all felt that there is too
much at stake and that the welfare of
the party and the state demanded that
but one candidate should make the
race.
1t is sincerely to be hoped that the
Republicans of the district will unite
in supporting Mr.. Clague and do ev-
erything in their power to secure his
nomination in the June primaries. Mr.
/ Clague took his chance with the other
candidates in the elimination conven-
tion and is entitled to the cordial sup
port of all true Republicans
County Herald.
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MESSRS. ALLEN, BOWEN, DUEA, AND
JUDGE CLAGUE WILL BE ON PRO-
GRAM FOR SPEECHES.
PRESIDENT BRAdMER, OF THE REDWOOD
FALLS COMMERCIAL CLUB
WILL PRESIDE.
FRESHMENTS FOR THE LADIES
WILL BE SERVED.

Arrangements for a monster recep-
tion to Judge Frank Clague was ten
tatively made last Friday evening at
the commercial club rooms. A. c..
Dolliff presided at the meeting and a
committee on program was appointed.
The reception is get-together meet
ing on behalf of Mr.. Clague's candi-
dacy for congress.
There will be present at this meet
ing, Messrs Allen, Bowen, and Duea,
who were his opponents at the recent
elimination convention, and who will
deliver short speeches.
Mrs. John Posi-, of Lamberton, will
also make a few remarks. Judge
Clague will follow, the other speakers
of the evening and give a short ad-
dress on the situation in the Second
Congressional district.
The Armory and Commercial Club
have been engaged for the reception
The speeches will be made at the Ar
mory about $50, after which every
body is invited to the Commercial
Club at an informal reception where
a smoker will be held and refresh
ments served by the ladies'.
NhAi 'oSSio, idulCSs VI GIiis
city and Redwood County are invited
to attend this reception, and all bust.
ness men in town should keep theil
stores lit-up.
The Scenic City Band will be or
hand to furnish the music for the oc.
casion. Every business man in towr
should consider himself committee
of one to help entertain the visitors
Mr.. Clague is making splendit
fight for seat in Congress, and it il
and to make the evening a joyous one
fitting that his fellow citizens of Red
| wood county should due everything
within their power to help him attain
this exalted position. This glorious
county of ours needs a Representative,
in Congress, and by voting and work
ing for Mr.. Clague, they will have
man who is well qualified for tn
position. No one questions Mr.. Cla
! gue's Americanism, and no one ques
tions his sincerity when he says il
his platform: Economy in public af
! fairs and a square deal for everyone
Vote and work for Judge Clague.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
Odd Fellows Here
Have Big Meeting
NEARLY 400 WERE HERE FROM
ST. PAUL AND NEIGHBOR-
ING TOWNS.

The CELEBRATION Of the Odd Fellows
held here last Saturday to commemor-
ate the 101 anniversary of the found
ing of the order, was very success
full and imposing affair. Representa-
tives and their families were here
from Morton, Renville, Walnut Grove,
Lamberton, Seaforth and Morgan. The
parade started at 11:30 a. m., headed
by the high school hand under the
leadership of Prof Bittrich. After the
parade the Odd Fellows proceeded to
Ramsey State Park where a bountiful
picnic dinner was served under the
direction Of the refreshment commit
tee of the local lodge, consisting of
coffee, lemonade and ice cream.
In the afternoon the visitors were
entertained by the program commit
tee. The principal speaker was Henry
Nobbs, who made a few well chosen
remarks which were well received by
those who had the pleasure of hearing
him. This was followed by a song
by Miss Mildred Leonard. A short
talk was made by Aug. Hohenstein,
Brigadier General Minnesota, of Can
ton Apollo No. 8, st. Paul. These
numbers were interspersed by selec-
tions from the high school band after
which the meeting adjourned. The
''Three Links" the emblem of the or
der was well displayed around town by
the decorating committee. The visit
ors all had a good time and were well
pleased with the excellent manner in
which the local lodge handled the en-
tire affair.
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The Commercial Club
Holds Large Meeting
Prominent Visitors
Attend Celebration

The following are the names of
some of the prominent Odd Fellows,
of st. Paul who helped, Redwood Falls
lodge No. 68 to celebrate the 101 Ami
versary of the founding of the order
in America, and in the evening exam
plified the work of the canton to Ia
candidates.
Aug. Hohenstein, brigadier Gener-
al, Minnesota of Canton, Apollo No. 3,
ST. Paul, Henry Reimers, Asst. Adj.
General Brigadier Staff; Andrew
Wingard, Aid de Camp Brigadier Gen.
eral Staff; Albert Ives, Baneretta,
Briga adler General Staff; John Hog
land, Lieut.. Col. Brigadier General
Staff; F. w. Groth, Captain Brigadier
General Staff; H. G. Conrad, Captain
Brigadier General Staff; w. G. Lit
ler, Chev. and A. Scheirn, Chey.