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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14

Rev. c.. +. Horsey, preached the
other Foundation can no Man lay
than that which is Jesus Christ" The
hearers of this wonderful lesson sub
ject were indeed gratified with the
intense feeling received there off. The
pastor especially drilled upon one
part of the subject Strife which was
well explained throughout the ser
mon. l will not dwell in an unclean
Temple and where there is an un-
clean temple there will be a division
N religion, hence strife is a princi.
pail feature. There were two addi-
lions to the church -. The Allen En-
ueavor League rendered a program
Sunday evening that was a great
treat to all present. The papers by
little Misses Juanita Davis and Muir.
ply were splendid. The work being
done by the little folks is an example
Of the great work Mr.. A. Davis is
doing in the Endeavor work. Train
ing the Church of the Future" was
the subject of the paper read by Mrs.
Murphy on "Systematizing and Spirit
ualizing Giving" which was well eX.
planned. Collections for the day were
splendid zoe. Sunday February 10 is
Quarterly Conference. Come out and
join in the Gospel Feast. Come to
the mornig service and hear saint.
hood" a subject that will be defined
by the pastor. -. Mrs. Lizzie Ander
son is recovering from a slight stroke
of paralysis. -. Mrs. Mary Smith has
returned from Albuquerque, New
Mexico and is recovering from a mos
successful operation at St. Mary'S
Hospital. Kansas City, Kan, and is a
the home of her cousin, Mrs. Marion
Reed. The Circle met with Mrs
Brown. 1926 Woodland avenue and al
elaborate lunch was served by the
hostess. Come and bring your chill
dren to Sunday school.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
CHURCH.

On Sunday morning numbers Of per
sons we're contented to stand through
out the services, every sea being oc-
cupied, in order to enjoy the great
Spiritual Feast at Ebenezer. The pas
tor, Rev. Osborne, delivered a power
full sermon, teaching a great practi-
cal lesson on Love and Service
from Cal. Sis. There were nine ad.
ditions and numbers Of persons stood
for prayer. In the evening Brother
Holler occupied the pulpit and deliv.
cred an interesting sermon, text,
Saul, saul, Why P~ersecuteth thou
me-" Mrs. Myrtle Cook gave an in.
teresting talk on the Endeavor lesson
taking as her theme. "What.So.Eyel
things are lovely, just. honest %.
good report. think on these things.
Mrs. Ona B. Wilson talked on the
Anniversary of the A. c. F. The en-
tire Endeayor services were interest
ing and instructive. . . Mrs. Saral
Rucker royalty entertained the L. w
S. Club last week, the Usher BoarC
was entertained by Mr.. HOber
Brown. Who-So-Ever-Wil Club b!
Mrs. Pearl Norwood, Mrs. Anna vii
liams entertained the Willing Work
ers, Mrs. Cora Stevenson entertained
the Improvement Board, Osborne
Brotherhood met ct the Church.
Msr. Sewell and her splendid womer
of the Who-So-Ever-Will Club solC
forty-siX dollars worth of tickets fol
Under the Shadow Of a Crime" las
week. Over one hundred dollars casl
sales were made three weeks before
the date of the play. Ebenezer in
tends to give her young people a full
house. The L. w. S. Club will occup!
a box at the Auditorium February 90
also Mesdames Ethel Kemp, Linnit
Gillian and Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Smith
zee. Mrs. Ethel Shores and DR.. Peeb
les are playing the star roles in "Un
der the Shadow of a Crime Mrs
Beulah Walker and Mr.. A. c. Gillian
heavy leads; J.. F. Collins is a Star
w. f. Jordan, c. II. Allen and Mabe
Grant will carry the audience; Dollit
Collins is clever; A. c. Gates and F
Oliver play the comedian roles to per
lection. Don't miss seeing them.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH,
E. 5th st.


Services were very well attended
all day Sunday. Sabbath School is
improving, under the efficient lead
ership of Sister Devlin, who by re-
quest Of the children was made Supt.
of the Sunday school. All parents are
urged to send their children out. Il
oh, let me say friend you have said
that we would never do anything here
in Hicks Hollow but you had better
come over and join us for we are Just
about to do something now and you
know how it is said Didn't We dc
thus and so" So l say to you unless
you come over and help us We VIII
be able to inform you that there is
no 1--WE" in this because We are do
ing ourselves. -. DO you know we
have really added eighteen members
to our church this yea and have de
cided to try and add at least sixteen
members every month this year,.
Now we are begging for an orsanist
a B. Y. P. U. President and there
are many places to be filled and We
are asking to come and help us dc
a work for God and people.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH.
sy Matte 3. Evans.

We were glad when they said Let
us Go Into the House of the Lord
I would Rather be a Doorkeeper in
the House of My Lord than TO Dwell
in the Tents of the Wicked e.
The Sunday School at $50 was large
ly attended. At 1900 Rev. Dawson
preached from Kings 1;1S-44 Behold
There Ariseth a Little Cloud out Of
the Sea Like a Mans Hand" This
was a glorious sermon backed up with
power. One united with the church.
The Christian Endeavor at G
o'clock had a splendid esson....A At
7'45 the Boy Scouts had a short pro
gram rendered by Scout Master, Har.
rison Williams. after which our pas
tor preached them a sermon. using
for a text I Sam 1914 and David
Behaved Himself Nicely in all His
Ways and the Lord was with him,
subject Friendship" This was a
very interesting and instructive ser,
mon Many are sick among U.S..
Come to class on Tuesday night and
enjoy the blessing of God. Visitors
and friends are always welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14

preached a noble sermon, choosing
for a subject Faith: Without Faith
it is impossible to Please God" We
were all inspired to have more faith
in God. At 1890 Rev. c. c. Galloway
and church Joined us. Rev. Gallo.
way then preached an inspiring ser.
mon. This is My Beloved Son in
Whom I am Well Pleased" after
which he then baptized; the Holy
Spirit again visited us and We rejoic-
ed in the God of our Salvation. Our
installation service had to be post
poned on account Of our pastors wife
being sick and he was unable to get
here. We expect him this week.
We were glad to have Sister Scruggs
and sistesr White fill their pew Sun
day. 90. Sister Edwards and sister
Young are still sick. We regret
very much the death of Brother and
Sister Lees daughter. The church
extends its sympathy. Come out
Sunday and meet our pastor. All are
welcome.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH.
BY j. Green.

Under the leadership of Rev. T. A.
Murphy We are progressing both fin
ancially and spiritually. After an
illness of two weeks our pastor was
able to fill the pulpit again. We were
glad to see him. He delivered a pow
erful sermon from Exodus 1913 sub
ject The Saving Power of Blood"
He so beautifully pictured to us the
plague that was brought upon Egypt
and then pointed GU the reality of
having the blood of Christ applied to
our hearts. Everyone was made to
rejoice, Prof. Wilson. one of ourt
Westport teachers, w%orshipped with
us and we were very glad to see him
and hope he will visit us again. The
A. c. f. League celebrated their Goth
anniversary and the 160th birthday
of Bishop Richard Allen. Mass
meeting at 500 was largely attend.
ed. Mrs. Prince was with US and
made an excellent talk. Our pro.
gram at 1880 was beautifully arrang.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. S. w. Toles. Pastor.

Rev. S. w. Toles, Pastor.
At 1t:00 a. m. the pastor preached
out of the fullness of his heart, theme
Patience in Well Doing"....At $50
a splendid B. Y. p. U.....At 7:45 the
pastor preached again, theme
"Christ's Physical Discourse e. The
District Board Meeting of the Shiloh
Association held with this church
was a success both spiritually and
financially. DR.. S. w. Toles was
elected Moderator of the Shiloh Asso'
citation and DR.. ]. B. Beckham of In
dependence vice. The Mission Circle
met at the home of Sister Daniels
Officers were elected as follows: Sis.
ter B. Young. President; Sister D
Daniel, Vice: Sister V. X. Toles, Sec
Sister L. Wisely, Treas. The pastor
of st. John Baptist Church will
preach for the Circle Sunday Febru.
airy Is in a 81 100000 Rally. He'll
make this one of the best Circles in
the City, Quite a few of our mem.
bers are i'll. We are praying for
them. We are looking forward for
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH.
By Clara Brown.

90 Tuesday February 3. the funeral
Of Mr.. Burke, husband of Sister
Nancy Burke, 61O Charlotte, was heid
800. Saturday at 900 p. m. the fu-
neral of Maria Edwards who departed
this life February 2 was preached by
the pastor. . =. Services were opened
at 1900 a. H.. and the pastor filled
the pulpit. He preached an excellent
sermon from Kings 1887 subject
How Long Halt Thou Between two
O%pinions". AT 2:3O Sunday school
was largely attended. B. Y. P. u
was shelsd sat $50 p. m. Evening
services were opened at 500 p. IN.
with the pastor filling the pulpit. He
preached a glorious sermon ron He
brews 11:G But Without Faith 1t is
impossible to Please Him." There
were sixteen additions Sunday and
eight of these were converts. 49,. Sun
dav will be Communion Sunday and
everybody is invited to come and join
us. There will be baptizing after af-
%ternoon services. ... Rev. Norfleet
preached for us Wednesday night.
Our sick is improving THE pastor
united in marriage Mr.. Harrison
Green and Miss Nellie Duke Sunday
afternoon. . The Mission Circle was
entertained by Mrs. A. Swindle Thurs
day afternoon at her home, 17l7 f.
, 10th. A pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed by all.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

The services were very we'll attend
ed last Sunday. The pastor preached
a powerful mt in the morning.
His subject was THE Prodigal Son"
In the evening Rev. L. Locke of Kan
sas City, Kas., preached a fine SER
mon. His subject was The Second
Birth. The church gave the pas
tor n hundred and eleven dollars as
a birthday present and as an appre-
citation for the excellent service he
has rendered to the Lord and this
church during his t~wenty.four years
pastorate of this church -. The Sun
day school is making progress, under
the leadership of Deacon Williams
Mrs. Francis b. watson, who will sail
as a Missionary to Africa in a few
days, made a fine talk in this church
last Sunday. The Community Chorus
is drawing large numbers every We'd
nesday evening The Choral class
held rehearsal at the home of Miss
Smith last week
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH.
1918 Vine St.

The Sunday school held its usual
session at GAS. The eleven O'Clock
service was opened with a fervent
by Sister Phyllis Jefferies.
The church is justly proud of Mother
Jefferies. We feel that much of Il
success is due to her prayers. Our
pastor, Rev. J.. H. Brooks discussed
these words Behold, l send you forth
as sheep in the Midst of Wolves: Be
We therefore, Wise as Serpents, and
Harmless as Doves" This indeed
was a strong sermon. The Holy
Ghost filled the place, everyone pres.
ent gave evidence by shedding tears
or outward rejoicing. Collection was
good. AT the evening service the
pastor gave a lecture to the Girls
Glee Club. Many interesting facts
were brought out that were beneficial
10 both young and old. These faith.
full members are being confined to
their beds; Brother Matthew Harris,
Sisters Addie Seals. Maggie Moore,
Little James Simmons and Mother.
Sister Vergie Strong was out Sunday
after a ten days illness. ... God is
wonderfully blessing us.... Our pews
are filled with visitors Sunday morn.
ings. =. The Mission Circle will meet
at the home of the Vice President,
Sister Ella Christian. -. Sister Ella
Jennings returned to the city after a
visit in the South. ... Brother Neal
was able to be out Sunday morning.
80 Harmony Club meets with Sister
Cubic Tuesday evening. Come to
churcr Sunday.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
VINE ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.

All services were well attended.
There were three additions Mrs.
Cora Pearman and Mrs. Geo. Graham
were able TO attend services. Mrs.
J. W. Rails and Mrs. Lille Johnson
are much better. o.. Miss Dorphine
Coles and Mr.. H. Woods are among
the sick. -. Mr.. 7. B. Watkins of the
Watkins Undertaking Co., and Mr..
w. G. Mosley of The Call gave us a
fine lecture Sunday night on the
Negro in the Comical World" 1t
was indeed full of enthusiasm and
life. There were a great many visi.
tors ont Sunday. Don't fail to visit
the b. Y. p. U. 1t is doing fine I'm.
der the leadership of Mr.. Thos. Pol.
lard. Our Choir which is second to
none in the City will sing at each
service. Don't fail to hear them
Mrs. A. T. Moore, Directress.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14

The funeral services OF Mrs. Ruth
Collins. 517 Nebraska, avenue were
held from the First a. VI. E. church
Kansas City, Kas, Friday afternoon.
February C. Mrs. Collins was a widow
of the late Rev. Milan Collins and
mother Of Past Grand Master Of Ma
sons. c. II. VI. Collins the latter Of
whom gave his mother every care
and attention possible during her long
illness. Rev. ]. F. Griffen pastor Off
ciated assisted by Revs. Horsey.
Owens and Holmes. Resolutions were
read from all departments. Burial was
in Woodlawn cemetery. The floral
offerings were beautiful and profuse-
Mrs. Collins is survived by a son. C..
II. VI. Collins. three sisters, other
relatives and many, many friends to
mourn her demise. The entire staff
Of the Sun extend to the family its
deepest sympathy in their hour Of
bereavement.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
GALlLEE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Mack Allen, Pastor.
10th and Highland Avenue.
nv F. Finnell.

ps lAANA'
Sunday School was held at the
usual hour, Supt. F. Finnell and
teachers were in their places. The
lesson was well taught. At l1:OO
a. M. the pastor preached to a well
filled house, using for his subject
The intermediate State of the
Dead Many went away rejoicing.
At 800 p. NJ. the members with DR..
y. T. Lane, pastor of the st. Paul
and deacons and members, Rev. DR..
Brooks, pastor of the Southern Bap-
fist Church, all had a glorious COM
munion. Three persons joined and
thirteen were fellowshipped for the
day. Mrs. Mack Allen took charge
Of the b. Y. 2. L. and rendered a
very helpful program. At the close
the Choir which was organized by
the pastors wife, sang sweetly and
again the pastor preached a strong
sermon, subject The Girl That
Hath No Breasts Two sinners
Came Forward for Prayer. Brother
Rucker was made the Chairman OF
the Penny Usher Board. Sister Bet
tie Carter, Secretary: Sister Mary
Ashcraft was elected President OF the
Sisterhood Club. Sister Farnsworth.
Secretary; Bros. Johnson, Garter.
Abbott were added to the Deacon
Board. Deacon A. c. Carter was
elected President Of the Brotherhood
Club. Among our visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson. Galilee is now
working as never before. Send us %
copies of the Sun as we are in need
Of more light. The members are re-
Numbering the pastor and wife in
every way to make them happy. The
collection was $1,000.
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ed by the President, Mrs. T. A. Muir
My and Mrs. Myrtle Sanford. Music
was furnished by st. Luke Choir. Our
pastor delivered a wonderful address,
subject The A. NJ. L. church a 20
tent Factor in Race Uplift. &c. our
Sunday School is growing and the
Willing Workers are doing fine, un-
der the leadership of Mr.. Iona Roell'
we have one of the finest Clubs
in Kansas City, the Q. NJ. c., which
is doing a great work. Our Quarter
Master is 3. John Green.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
MORNING STAR BAPTIST CHURCH



Sunday school at $3.50 was we'll at
tended. At 1900 a. m. the pastor
preached IN enjoyable and able SER
mon AT 300 o'clock the pastor
and congregation visited Tabernacle
Baptist church. Everybody present
felt benefited. At $3.50 the b. Y.
p. L. was attended by a large crowd
of our young people. At 500 p. m.
the pastor filled the pulpit and
preached a soul-stirring sermon. -.
The Mission is still progressing and
doing good work. The Y. A. T.
Clubs are looking forward to a &c.
600 rally the Fourth Sunday in June.
I've are sorry to report at this
writing so many sick members but
are glad to say quite a few are con
valoscing. Our church doors stand
open to all.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
BLUE VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
1920 Crystal ST.
Rev. \. w. Lightsey, Pastor

Rev. \. w. Lightsey, Pastor.
Our services Sunday at 1880 \. VI.
we're well attended. Rev. Boles
preached a splendid sermon, subject
Prayers OF the Bible. e. Our Sun.
day school and B. Y. 2. L. are doing
nicely. At 500 p. m. our pastor
was able to preach for us, subject
d" Christian is Justified by Faith.
We have several on our sick list.
Brother Lee is improving and Sister
Banks is able to be out again. The
funeral of little Clarence ROLAND, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ROLAND,
was held at their residence, 1909 Cry
stall, conducted by Rev. A. W. Light,
sey. The family wishes TO thank
their many friends for their kindness
and sympathy.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH.
BY Mrs. Bertha Chiffon.


All services were we'll attended
Sunday. Onr pastor, Rev. s. C. Doyle,
preached an able sermon both morn
ing and evening. Old Reliable won
the banner back. There were thir-
teen additions and three converts
Sunday night. .Baptizing Sunday
Feb. Is. Mission Circle Thursday
at 2:30. Everybody is asked to at
tend our Circle I'VE pray our Val
entine entertainment will be quite a
success e. We are looking forward to
February 10 when the Feast Of Seven
Tables and Nationality Entertainment
combine. ... We pray that Sister Nan
ME Martin will soon recover from her
Illness and be able to be with US in
our circle o All Of our sick are
recovering nicely.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
ST. JOHN A.. N. E. CHURCH,
Rev. j. c. Bell, Pastor.

Services at st. John were well at
tended. The Sunday school attend
ance was good. The pastor is feeling
much better and preached two very
excellent sermons. Mrs. Martha Mar
Gus, 1851 West Prospect and Mrs. Cal.
lie Pinkleton, 1902 w. 25th street
worshippcd with us Sunday morning
$50. Pastors Aid Club met at the
home of Mrs. Emma Baugh. A pleas.
ant time was spent. All left praising
the hostess for serving such a deli
cious lunch Mrs. NJ. J. Browning
was on the sick list last week..
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to attend our services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
WARD CHAPEL.

Promptly at $50 the Sunday school
Superintendent was at his post Of
duty. The well qualified corps of
teachers are instructing each Sunday
morning the teachers of tomorrow
that they may be able to go into the
field and do his work. The pastor,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH.
2Sth and Myrtle.
Rev. d. st. Clair. Pastor.

Rev. d. st. Clair, Pastor.
The st. John Baptist church will
celebrate the 5th anniversary of the
passionate of Rev. David st. Clair,
through whose inspiring sermons and
patient labor has brought many to
Christ and cleared our Church of
debt, with some money in the bank
to erect a larger house for God this
year. Be sure to attend our services
which begin on the 18th of February
to February 20 inclusive. Tell your
friends. Take the 27th street car.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
!: t IN q 9 IN III r G IN g S.

n great Revival beginning Sunday the
15th. Sinners are invited to come
and hear the Story of the Cross
Everybody is welcome to our church
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14
TONIGHT.

Hear Miss sirilda BeiVa Spieer,
Dramatic Reader at st. James Church
1909 Woodland Avenue, Friday. Feb
ruary 10. Admission IS cents.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1920-02-14

HIGHLAND AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Services and attendance were good
Sunday. At 1880 Rev. Norfleet
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-12-23
BEcKW0!.lRl'T'H | K. ] ! ] /. AND
DElM[ER,Y IN WAIVE PRE-.
LIMINARY HEARING
Bound. Over 10. Next circui,
Court---Bonds Fixed al
$1,000 I

f .ie25a Sir+ - $50 go
Chas. Beckwofth and Frank Dem.
cry, who are CHARGED with the
driving Of Of cattle belonging TO f..
Kolowart Of Mclaughlin, waived
preliminary examination last Thur
day, the 10th, at Mcintosh and
were bound oyer TO- the next session
Of the circuit court which will pro-
bably be held next June at McIn-
tosh. Both men are now at liberty
under bail which was set at 81, 600.
Frank Demery was also arrested
on the same charge because it il
allesded that he was also seen with
'Chas. Beckworth driving the cattle
in question. The accused, however,
claim that the cattle found west Of
Fort Yates and claimed BY Mr..
Kolowart are not the same bunch
as they they were seen driving, and
which; they claim belong to Jim Nc
Kinnan.
Julius skaus oi. Mobridse is attor-
.ney for the defense.
- =
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-12-23
Agency Boarding J.
School Note.

The Christmas trees have arrived.
y Pilgrims Day was observed by
special privileges and pleasures:
A short program Of songs and rec
itations will be given Friday in the
Assembly Hall in connection with
the Christmas tree.
The boys are happy in the COM
fort afforded by repairs on the heat
ing system.
Mr.. T. j. Reedy who was confin-
to his bed for some days is again on
duty.
The increased cold is crowdine
the completion of the water system
!, Glasses will be suspended for q
days succeeding Christmas.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-12-23
Five Thousand Feet
Of Water Mains are
Laid Here for Agency

The crew of men who have been
at work here the last two monts re.
pairing and making extensions to
the water mains Of the Agency in
the employ Of Carl Winbauer OF
Mandan, Contractor, have practi.
cally finished their work, having
laid in all nearly five thousand feet
OF pipe. The work here has been
largely under the supervision of
Robert Winbauer, Carl Wintauer's
brother
The Standing Rock Hotel, which
was leased by Winbauer and Kitch.
in 30 that the men working on the
mains could be furnished board and
lodging, will be closed until after
the first Of the year, when a few of
the present crew will return to com.
plete q number Of odd jobs which
still remain.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-12-23
LOCAL MAN IN.
VENTS DEVICE FOR
ADDING MACHINE
E. G. Mean. Inventor o.
a Paper Reminding AT.
tachment

e. G. Means, financial clerk Of
the Standing Rock Agency, has re-
ceived word from Talbert and Tai
bert, patent attorneys at Washing
ton, D. G., that the device which
he has invented to be attached to
adding machines for the purpose Of
re-winding the paper roll is the
first Of its kind to have been invent.
ed. Application for patent has al
ready been made.
This attachment is a simple,
practical device which will re-wind
the paper roll as it is used, keeping
the roll off the floor, and permitting
the same roll to be used twice.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1920-12-23
Merry Christmas Everyone

It's an age old, time-worn
adase, but there's nothing
that can take Nits place, that
will ever more fully express
our wishes, and 90 we are
wishing it for you.
For the last Of the year,
after al, il the best. Then
the year brings 10 . revival
Of. that old-time spirit Of
Christmas. There is such a
thing as = true Christmas
spirit, after the veneer Of
show and superficiality Is
shipped-such . thing as an
old.fashioned Christmas, and
such, . Christmas we are
wishing you. q;