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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-15
OUR POLITICAL FAITH.

All equal and endowed nalienabl
rights which life liberty end the pursuit of happiness
Thomas jefferson
We believe the principles of Democracy promuga
ed by patriot Thomas jefferson and without fear
will be found all times fighting for honest impartial app-
cation of these principles all regardless of color
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-15

1T Is SAID that the City Administration discontinued the
preparation the library abolished the office OF Col
Sanitary upon the advice of certain Coored
for the Cooed citizens of
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-15

THE GANG OF KNOCKERS and backbterS busy plying
their stock in trade and the Race suffer thereby
good has been accomplished by this class of
will be.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-15

For Neat Sewing Call b
~ Greenwood
to Wear Aprons House-Caps Night
Toilet Articles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
L,,,rh I.,t vsot aud tbs Post 81 Tues

,,,,,vh last weoh aud tbs roHt ~ 1u"s'
,!uy nnron r"ut. playing with nfiln'iy
and skill tho dull Tolo 81 john ~
QUITO II n"I"hof " RAJ Il",n""'' anu ..?rh.
..hnr. - Canadian writer. IN
t,a,u,r,ndrr dunsTVsd Tho Hppr"Vni
Win which ho wan gT"oiad ny n 'n,h'
md ruIluaIanilu audience at lhH ~
In,I uIYhI plffoTouiIatinH "hf"ihl'Y
r,Iwccu the iw" "harnotorH. on" 81
:, ham in u uintcHIunn VIII" In hr"ER'hI
IInaoIr To- donih with MOI phIn". an"
tho other mn unknown writer %, n,',,
Ilnut aiinlnmruir. md Y"l Hhi''u.p
,,c,cryInr tho huInnro h"iwrNn tn" TWO
mon. who woro MIX" an far M "h, ""'n
,,,ur,rnurr wnH CONFIRMED, MI. i"HIH
80 iIur vyns tho ono outstanding f""inr"
uf tho dTnmh = ,,,,.,
Tho drama Itself IN hy John iiun,'
Ilunth md Ip hnrcd upon nnN"I ~
knthcrInc CccIl Thurri"n. Whlio tI',
theme Ia tho Ihomo Of ''Dr. J"kyIl ma
Nj Hyde" tho play Is very iht"r'h'mh.
rnrrIbIy an entertaining ana Germany
irsa grucRomo than Robert I3uln n'nr
,u,onn'r drnmn. Tho rubHiiiuil"n OF IN"
Iv, Lending characters In Cl"NrTly "C-
,,,uuII.hcd even ia the nel"nihhhi' ~"
.."n,Iuri"n "f ia" r"'"hI h'i Will" ""
IIusi"u In pr"s"Tt"d u" "I"'n NJ
iu ,,I IhIrr H. sufficiently shiVrTy MI
rnnI'n puIIIny"I "r TIA" dying dTuS h"n"'
vIIh ia. aid 81 the nhad"~h ana 'ho
,i"'h. b"l"G y"I'" 'i'r'''Ni
Ana. I,Ln ga Tho VII" Ui Julih ' nv
.I, ,.itiaArd the u"Iu 'nIDiully "hI
,,dtI,,hIy bat hnIdiy iru'h"h ia" hIb"
rI.udu,d r.l h.. That" I."wi"t'. "h'
ala, al ti,. iniI wh,m Nj i"HI Ii""b"'
'I,,, namtu,,ai., L'.o i"ii !'"'a az"
r.Ik,, I,r Toe 4uu.. r"1'. " vs'y l"'"''"'
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,,l rvnIlnr IuIlv d""'' 500 "'"d'' i""
,I,, -nr ,Lc ,,Irr i,' r'"dr'"d -" "'"n'1
l., tar h.,uIIiuIl, ri"r'h ~i'l""' ""hn'
,.,, ,I tho uuurI m"l"d'"'""il" rT"i'".
, An hur Iur.,r WI rrr'"'lni" ''u"'',
I,I,u Indr,'n pot VII" nrr'n'" w vmr
rf IA. -~rno- hud go" U"Ini ~ '''''
Iur, tLni ~ not dlrr'i"h NJ " H'"H'.
f., ccyrtnI nT hi. unri lni'rerllnF mo
mcuir InIn Ghllc"i" rurru"h by 'hnI'
nwr rnId "'rh~v ~" wh'rp"r'nP' ~
wnyq yyhIrporIuR" ruT-lhly II was VI,
rooted not only NJ tho phHnl"n"' hh'
~ povcrnI porrnnr In tho audience VINO
hrd rcru ~" rlny whom II WI" ~ ~"
Alvin hrrurc, aud lnFirtlng upon 'rlllnF
their ucIghhorr whnt hnpp"nH n"Ht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
White-Haired Druggist Sold
S. S. S. When A Mere Boy

thoroughly reliable mcdlrInc, mud
they have ,ccu tho good results II
has accomplished
Every bottle of SIS IL made IN
the Atlanta laboratory, but 50
great liz the demand that 1t IS ship
ped III carload lots 10 warehouses;
in San Francisco, Chicago, BaItI-
more, Columbus, Cincinnati. ll"u9-
ton and 81. Louis, To which points
MORE than II hundred rarIoadt
ls,vc been shipped within the past
year
The record of SS.S. stands ",l
as one Of the niEnnl .succrshca Of
American bIalucan htr 1t was
frnt placed "n lho market more
than may }caih ago. and each n"c
cccdinp yea has hh"Un IA hlc"dy
growth Ia Ito demand i'1H In
an h"noal ,,liahlo r,nrdY. and
lhInuuhoul ito ,nIC,I "nly '"nHrI
,uIivu. bonn Ii'l" I'ulli'ilY han
boon po,mili,N q" TINT Ito I'h"
n"rnomnl rr"wlh 10 lhc roaull 81
mc,iI nl"mo. h"'h"'I ~ Icy i"lolli
prnl. rorqrqloul nml nGG' "aaivo 90
pl"''n'i"u
HSS 10 i"dny recognized ma 'h"
standard blood puriIisr' mud tonic,
aud ia uecd regularly by lhoso wh"
realize The importance Of avoiding
disease by the intelligent method
Of keeping tho blood supply nj
ways pure and vigorous md
healthy.
Interesting literature, ns we'll na
valuable medical advice rnn be
had without charge by writing to
Chief Medical Advisor, 300 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
vor Fifty Years 1t Has Been tho
Standard Blood Tonic.


Whether You happen I" DO Ill
one Of the most modern, up-to-
date drug stores of broadway. or
The most remote country store at
the forks OF III" creek, you VII,
find on IN" shelves h"t'lc "'
S.S.S, the reliable "iu o'""u UNIV ,
made IN Atlanta, OF the Juices anu
extracts OF m"dl'lh"i r"o,S H"'"
cred from TIA" forests 81 "'"'S'"
and other southern states
SSS is Ia the trurat sense Ma
lures remedy lra formula was
obtained by prominent 'io"rE'"
family direct from " ""lod i"d'""
chior. aud At ~"s hra' mad" 10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Few or No Ointmcnts
Rival Since SaIvc

Itr Iun nr nniurnl for SIN g"
lPNINE h. kIll ihc germ nnd h"hI III"
rkIu un fuI u ship To riho tho whtri'
u In a puwrrful nnlIr"piI'. "" h""th-
nag mud ,nnllmE ointment. That WY
u Irn,"H the nklu IN II healthy '"hhl
tiun g IL Orient a 60. Ia "ulh"rlH"I
l., Thc Hnupnru pruE 60. I" gunrHn-
-, ri.,chnful muh entirely nItlnth'i"rS
rrruIIs - "N"IY purchaser or money
bn,k can Ih"Ir ho falr"r "n"r7
SIM 80 !iAIkE II r" nnIlrrpih ana
ru hrhlIuE mat II In IL mighty H""h
Irm,,h Tor H"I"a. 'uin. huInr. hruih"h.
aud i,hiuK piirr. II In niH" rll"hl"
uudrIn llnimrnI aud IL nH"d win
rI,.rd' lrrultr f"I all Imminent need"
~ r'JMrNIlIHD.. II iho rnI'ni way
l., dr,Idc iou hn,u urrd Iho cid fash
Iun.d rnI,rp aud liniIm'nIs. n"w ~
HIMutn ihI.NI nud rec r"I b"Irn'lf
how iu,,h ,ul,h.i iril'f 'uInon
II ruIrN i.,r h,n tie Fp'h
:, u 'II,ri : =" rrlIn ~ a.
IIlnlnp u,,n pni II usoi Ia ii''. al nIni
.lrn 81 duIr,an ll", internally 81 IL"
iIr,na, VII l., i'hi,,d !" " h"ii"I"hn
nIId.,un i'"id Il, Iit,' "i."n. 100. Ih'
"nd u 90 o., I"I II I""i di"Hhini
du,n ,,I h,'r II. .,"i -" Nh ""I tie
r",,.I I."ai IN h'I"r ~ T." l"'" h"'i hr
,,tu,n .".u ~" ~ nl"T""" ir"H
=, " huI,naI. I""TnIat" NlIhI"sir'u
uinII"" Iti"I,",Ih -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
WALKER WHITESIDE
Eminent American Actor In "Ths Ma"
tor 81 BnlInntrRs" Coming
So court.

Ilnhor I.uuIr Ei"N'uT""' mater
uIc.o 81 ruwnmII' n,tl"u. 'Ih" hn""r
Of IInII,utrn," hnH been hIHunl i|"d
mud win L." u"Ir"rm"d At ia" '"uI'
theatre T., tho eminent hm'il'"u meteor,
WrILrr WhIic-idr. "u Friday ma Hhi
urdny evening". 6't"h"r ID nnd ~
ThIs uInN WH" met r'N'hl"h I" pune
.,I,w at TuIunIu. tHunIn. F'hl ago.
II achieved instant hu''"hh ANA "hn
rInyrd hi Nj White sid" "n tour All
.',, IA, ,ntuIIy IIlH visit To- " heel
Inn rnIurn immediately after Ills Hos
.In, engagement al ia" Hollis street
theatre Wh'I" hlnI, company ana uI"I
v,tr n,,ndrd hiEh"ni ri"ln' Man"
40, Au,,rtun I'IIuu 81 New 1"Ik 10
,l,r,IInp Vi VklI'rld' % I""i. "nh has
.rut,u,,n,ird hIn, nlih " '"r"ih company
.,.Ll.h Ia. nri,n AI'r"nl'I r'"nh. W
,,,,,. I,,,iuu Mnu,l,n Barrett n"Hll
want In,nra Mu',, I."ihl Voc. Nl""
=, ,in,y rhI,Id0 hIrn .,"n' =" i'' wat
mad NI1u NIIrinI" I'i"' -" h"'I"""
..Ih, AIori1i 81 nnIlruIin" 81" Sat
,iIlnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
MINER KILLED
BY STONE FALL

'.,urhi under n Tan 81 U"no lat"
Nv,duo1,lnl nTi"IuuUn, IInuk Nnlolin,
minor CmplulNh hy ia" ltnll Nl'"i
.,'orI ronil4,uy ~ Uollulro. wa mTlnulI'
kill,d rho miner wua leading n 'nr
vh hen tho r"rF In IA" room h" wan N"rk
Ing foil hIrll him
NnIcril WA thirty year" "r M" ANA
IN survived =, VII" and f"ur 'hllhi"n
lilo rrHIdNd on south Guernsey rIr""'
coroner John WYATT win conduct az III
uI"Nt today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
STRONG EXPOSITION u
OF LEAGUE ISSUE

CInrLshurg. W. Va. Dot. S.--Fiiiina
n spirited engagement made al the re-
quest or numerous women voters Mr..
Evelyn AldTIch. u noted writer of new
York city. who has boon touring the
atatn for tho Republican national COM
mittoc. made another splendid EXPOSE
tiun Of tho lonEuo OF nations Issue toe
night at tn" Opera house here. which
was crowded to iiH capacity, with pun,
hrcdr standing. whllo additional nun
Many women told hcr ut the close Of
her address that thsy had boon converts
I'd 10 tho Republican Sido by her force
fuI and lucid arguments.
Mrs Charles j. Elliott, chairman Or
the WapublICan Wom"D'E county eTScu.
two commt4tee. presided. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
CRIMINAL COURT
Term TO Be BIG

Tho November torn 81 criminal court
which will "pou ga M"ndnS slovenian
let pToinlasH tu D." 90" - lhn h"" t'nH'
ssssloua no 70, Ibia FUSt lh"io Ia
81, haayy ,tI,uInnI ,".krt aud u In
aid u 10 tao han ,l'SI 81 a"y cont IN
Wet virginia Juiro Ala" ~ H"hI"
aun will ury tho bon'h
ThsIa sIa Iiros ""'da' '"""h !" '"'""
an 81 IhI. IarIu t.i"tIdlns that Toe Paw
Ia, Ia iadI,t tai lee tho ,u,,i laI ~ AL"
iiIIian Bandara nsIis ~h"" Il" Ia al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
Mrs. Speaker Hopeful
Cleveland Will Win

Waco. 'TrI oct \ m"lhrI' n dchll"
To Irnin 81 hoI son nu''"rn Ia lh"
yuIIir r,Ii"r wnr i'sroi hero I"
.nirh /, Ahr II frrhhcI 81 linh
htId cav. Who - 'nI""i" !" l'''I""h
AII- rp,aL,t WA U'i "uI' il'rl I 10
~,uIi via Ihc u~IIon hhI oil" wa"
rnlEhI, h"roful rho 10 accompanied
l,l "A r.,uIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

oIn"' LydI" f. ING
h + m "A Vog"tabl"
Compound. ! wa"
IN a worry bad con
ditinn md had Loot
/ w o bRhlor ono
Of my good friend"
told mo about Lydia
T.. Plnkhnm'r Vcgo-
table Compound and
aitor ] Ind tnkon
eight or ten hottlon
| iolt like u differ
ont woman hopt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
rITrunUpau Foot nAH w0HDH
or rnAIHp rom GUY FOEr
=, ".Ih. Maruuarador" MIA Ath-"ii""
Urmns ~ III. U"urt Three Nights
u.sl Wsah.

rL, ,.,u,Ia attraction uo-t Monday,
Iu,r,In, uud "Wednesday, VIII ho ~"
vnud.rruI n,i"r. uuy Iinl"n Post. WI"
our"nra ~ hlr Fr"atrri "u"""H", ""
Ninurict0dor Tho company played =
.r,I,uu cugnE otnrut NJ tho Ilii ~ II''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

legged to haNo shot and hillcd last sun
day Tho other Two cnres arc tho fam
oua DlsaivoTto CaHo aud That "f iiun
rapphn hold Ia tho grand luIy Tor tho
murder Of Ilm NlSn"Shl Many o'h"i
UuHoa ur minor nature Will ala" com"
uu at this Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07
BABY NAMED
LYDIA {.
Because Her Mother WnS
Mndo VOL by Lydia r..
Pinkham'n Vegetable
Compound.

brooklyn, N. w could not wrIto
ali INV thanks for your blcaned mrdl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Tho Iuduor awarded IL" l"'l"NhR
rrI,ca fm tho hra d"'"inl'h 'l"",'
ncw hu-lu""p f"ni, Hl"l" "r", ~ v
.,ni.,unu,. hupi rl,i, Iluai. l'"lntN 'lih.
best unicInrI rI"nt. W""dm'n 81 Ih"
world ,
Preaching tho lnrnh", Mayor I"'" "
Chnddu,k hcIh ci"h Il hrI"f hhht"" "'
- cI,uue nj Ihr Court ll"uH"
Al tLr ,nnrIurInn Of tho pageant h"Ih
sunrIH wrTc ringrd at ia" ball l"Ih
Iark Lchcw won IA" -" Nnid dam
whlIo the tug "r war between teams
rrprc,culnr MoundsvIll' nnd I'""""""
wnr won by IA" farmer
Tho auto polo 'uuIrSl whu ""h hN
IIonlsr HndIvy from Gr"IEu cray INC
rr,Io Was to Ia ihe SECOND hhlI 81
the Enmo loo Juh'rh. tuhnI lin'"d hi
dIny Another KHI,u VIII u" I''S'"
THIS affrru""n I""IhhII E"m' lee
Iv,ru NInundnviIlo nigh s'h""l anal
.yy.r,,o,,d ItIrh o., hood wlll nln" l."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-07

Closing Days Program
Tho pruGrum i"I to-day. whl'h ''h
rlut,r tho celebration. i"lIo"n
1000 a. NJ.
Public spending Mt Court linuH" ""I'
Irrt--I.Ood llondr nnd General hHil'h'
turs.
noha,c Jo-cph Gallagher, affirmative
J. N Cunningham. negative. subject
League or Nations"
HOO A. N.
Fling rnco al court House. under Ill
rccti"n or senator iiurE"'H.
li3o p. M.
Irphy show award. Jhm"H " Shlpmhh.
chairman.
Auto Polo at ball park under direction
or Huror II McKnhnn.
400 +. NJ.
Tug II War. Contest among teams
f,r,u tameTnn Muuud-vili' M"N"' hon
and Iicnw""d. Marathon h"'". ZOE"
NhultlnE
IIo.inK Contrnr. climbing '""'""i,
Creased riE. etc. under Ill o''i"" 81
BcuaI"r IiurECsH. at ball I'hih
$40 4. "a
Han game at bah r"rk
TOO r. nd
Musical Entertainment at : ""i
Ii""ro h",d. ""d"' hl'"' tie" OF
IoIIUlI
I.uerns n"d i,l'c 'l"h '"I''i" l"'","'
Mai" QutiI', 81 "'r' li"""" va"
uinD
rr,.ct d"",I"r "t i."nli"n"" "v""""
.r,v.uII nud rIrhih ttI,,t, J." Ii""i 81
qCl,.I n. h""I, in,iI'it"H. ""h"' hl'''''""
ar y itlns"
ai.l".y 81 W"iI nr'i"ss
Anunr Ii,. ut"t",t'"I "r''i" - h"'
nh"ii ,,,,"il ,u ""II nl"'"E" O." ~"
Lanna 81 i'",,a tee" -" "irI"r Il"
.Iv,h ~. n.m,. i,",, ihr "I'yi"r 81
y,uIvan b. IIu Ii"""o,s h"" ih'.y '"'""
tho. -, Il, Imn 'II," 49, s.'.It ""' h'Il"'
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Duquette

The ice cream social last Sat-
urday evening was very well at
tended.
Mrs. Koehler and son, Donald,
of Mound. Mimi. are visiting at
the C. Dahlgren home.
Miss Elfrida Erickson left for
Sandstone Wednesday morning.
Where she will spend several
days.
B. Norell left last Friday for
North Dakota after spending q
short vacation visiting his par.
ents and friends.
Mrs. c. johnson and Nora, left
Tuesday morning for Sandstone
where the latter will have hel
tonsils and adenoids removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westlund and Vic
tor of Dalbo. MIMI. were ur
here for several days picking
blueberries. returning Tuesday.
A number of little friends
were entertained at the Hedberr
home Wednesday afternoon
helping Blanche celebrate hel
birthday.
The stockholders of the com
munity hall met last Saturda,
evening and elected temporar,
officers and appointed a building
committee and also an organiza
ton committee. Immediate
steps will be taken to start thu
building and get the organization
completed and Incorporated.
Geo. Wagner and family H. Z
Peterson and family and Pede1
Erickson and part of the family
autoed out to the old govern
ment dam near Askov Sunda,
picnicing. Geo. Wagner and H
f. Peterson showed their skill a
fishermen by catching a mic,
mess Of fish, while Peder Erick
son devoted his time to catchin,
crabs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Mrs. Steve Purull and Mrs. L.
Kowitz made a business trip to
Bruno, Tuesday.
Adolph Nelson is putting up
hay on the Bert Rose farm near
Bruno, this week.
There will be services in the
Messenger school house Sunday,
Aug. 9th, at 3 o'clock.
Art Sandgren and Robert Teitz
are putting up hay on the Pete
Peterson forty this week.
Herbert Mielke who has been
helping Orrin Eaton the past
week spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Frank Huffman and son,
from Duluth, have been visiting
at the Robert Teitz home the
past week.
Mrs. Alvin Knauss and son and
Mrs. Churchill from Morristown
are here visiting friends and
picking blueberries.
Mr.. Wilde has moved his ma,
chinery onto his farm and is
putting up hay and intends build,
ing in a few weeks.
Willis Maylone, wife, and child
rem also Mrs. Nora Maylone spent
Sunday with the latter's daught
err, Mrs. Lewis Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood anc
children spent Sunday at the Or
rim Eaton home, the occasion be
ing Mr.. Eaton's birthday.
Willis Maylone and wife are
spending a few days with Ma,
Maylone's mother and his child
rem. Mr.. Maylone is from Chi
cago and he is enjoying the coun
try air after the crowded life il
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Steele ant
family from east of Bruno. spen
Sunday at the home of Mrs
Steele's brother, Orrin Eaton
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele moved ont,
a farm three miles east of Brun,
last fall. They are boosters TO
Pine County. Prior to this NOV
they lived in North Dakota an,
southern Minnesota. They d.
not praise Norman roads an,
think little time and none,
spent on them might be wei
spent.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05

Bruno plays the Majestic base
ball team of South Superior on
Sunday. Aug. 22nd. at 2::3O P. NJ,
on our: home grounds. We de-
feated them once. but they are
coming back with a very strong
team and will show a real game.
Everybody who wishes to see a
good clean game turn out on
August 22nd and boost hard for
Bruno; help them carry home the
bacon. Turn out and show what
kind of sports and Bruno boost.
ers you are. Admission 25c.-
Bruno Base Ball Team; C. E. Die.
key. manager; VIM. Saggau. cap.
tain.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-08-05
Town of Norman

Adolphl Nelson lost a horse
last Sunday.
Miss Helen Teitz returned from
Duluth, Thursday.
Dale Hurlbut has been cutting
grain for Louis Koziol.
l. Kowitz built a chimney for
A. F. Forsyth Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis Eaton has been on
the sick list the past week.
w. Kelley called at the F.
Darnell home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. BoreH spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Roy Wood
Several from here went pic.
nicing and berry picking Sunday
Mr.. bubbles, wife and family
called at the Hurlbut home Fri.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mielke and child.
rem called at Mr.. Eaton's Satur.
day evening.
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I hereby certify that the within tn
strument fled for record in Ahs
office on the 21st day of July. A. ID.
1920. at o'clock y. NJ. and WAS duly
recorded in Book OF State Bank
Records. on page T37.
julius A. Schmshl
Secretary of state
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Kerrick

Miss Allen visited her home
stead on the 500 last week.
Mrs. Ed Berset Of Texas, is the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
w. P. Hogan.
Robert E. Cross and wife of
Sank Rapids. are visiting with
the McGraths.
The Kerrick ball team defeated
the Markville team last Sunday
by a score of 9 to 8.
kerrick is planning a bigger
and better Community Day this
year. Watch for the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenbeck left
Tuesday for Superior where they
will make their home in the flu
ture.
Mrs. M. l.. Nelson of Hinckley
spent Tuesday visiting her ne.
phew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. G
E. Nelson.
Miss Eunice Berset of Mime
apolis. who has been visiting he,
cousins the Will Hogan children
has returned to her home.
The Free Ladies' Aid will b.
entertained Aug. IA by Mrs. Hal
version and Mrs. Armstrong al
the home of Mrs. Halverson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman of st
Paul, spent the week end in Ker
rick visiting Mrs. Kaufman's bro
theirs, Arthur and Harold Lund
John Tanquist drove to Saul
Center last Saturday to look Owe
some property which he owns
there. He returned Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and Mrs
Engdahl of Henriette. and Mr.
and Mrs. Lang of Minneapolis
were up to Kerrick picking blue
berries. Tuesday.
| Word has been received il
Kerrick Of the arrival Of a bah.
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Lund of st. Paul, form
erly of Kerrick.
| The Catholic Ladies Aid vii
be entertained August IL at tn
home of Mrs. August Larson o
Oak Lake. Mrs. Larson will b
assisted by Mrs. Beckstrom an
Mrs. August Carlson.
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Pleasant Hill

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Wright a girl.
May Robinson is home now
from Superior for a short time.
Ed Davis has returned from a
visit with relatives near Wren
shall.
Mrs. Douglas is enjoying a vi.
sit from her daughter and family,
Mrs. Hill.
Jim Kohler is enjoying a visit
from his father and family from
st. Paul.
The Snyders entertained sew
eral carloads of berry picker:
last week.
Mrs. ice Kvasnica was down Il
Sandstone a part Of last week un
der the doctors care.
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DanfOrth

Willie Swanson motored to
Askov Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Johnson last Wednesday.
Mrs. Barta and family from
Mason City, are visiting at Pc
tiers.
Rudolph Rydberg attended the
bee meeting at Hinckley last
week.
Mrs. Ed Smith and daughter,
Myrtle, are visiting at the Hen
bricks home.
Andrew Boo left Saturday for
Minneapolis where he will spend
few days.
Mrs. Paulson of Fon du Lac,
Wis, visited at the Erickson
home last week.
Mrs. A. G. Rydberg is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs.
Lundeen, of Isanti.
Mark Lundeen of Isanti. and
Lewis Hall of Cambridge, spent
Sunday at the Rydberg home.
Herman Bengtson and sisters
motored from Cambridge Sunday
and spent the day at Rydbergs.
Miss Bertha Webster of Dux-
bury, visited Wednesday and
Thursday at the Hendricks home.
M. l. White and family and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Lampson attended
Sunday school in Danforth Sun
day.
Ellen and Walter Rydberg and
Birdie and Ralph Hendricks were
entertained at the r. Lamson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmgren who
have been visiting at August
Johnsons, returned to their home
in Minneapolis Monday.
The young people of Danforth
were entertained at the Afford
Swanson home Saturday evening;
a good time was reported by all
Miss Sophia and Esther Lun-
deem of lsanti and Miss Mable
Erickson of Cambridge, visited
last week at the Rydberg home
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Frances Davis spent 4 part Of
the week with Dolly Bribo. help
ing her celebrate her birthday.
Quite a number were over to
Kerrick to see the ball game
Sunday. A very good game was
played.
We understand real estate has
been changing hands this week,
Charlie Bartels. Pete Snyder and
the Steve Dye farms being in.
volvcd in deals.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Davis en-.
tertained at = six o'clock dinner,
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Skinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Bribo, Mrs
Seabert and Stella Saastad.