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ia JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE "
FOLLETN Nun 246

.pssrgfros con amor, puesCTc mas NOR
Esal enerrlgo es er primer ngar mon
senor 81 duque de Guisa, cue esta
Asqa p~resente. ..-...y luego-,.,
LahiEs oslo.
Continual, dijo el rey.
-LHego es n reina madre.
-IY habels osado porer Ia mano
tsobre els?
-.Pero, 0 que objeto?
Para privarla de Ia Ebertad
hasta obteRer nuestro reposO.
-Es decr, que cOnfesais vuestro
crimen.
No 10 tenemos por III crimen.
-;Tenizis tres cOmpaneros?
ST, senior.
Z -iQuienes son? Nombradlos.
Quienes son? N~UmbraGIos.
-Vuestra Majestad puede enviar-
sne al tarmento, pero no respondent.
-fCuidadol e~abaIlero, exclam6 Ell
rey dands en- 81 sueo con e. pie.
-Senor, repIic6 Lahire altTvanen-
De. III eaereo es de los hombres, nj
Eida del rey = nj alma de bios. e
rev pusde sondenarme a nruerte : los
homHres e5ecutsr "a ~sente1cia; pero
solo Dios pnede deshgarme del jura-
mento que he prestado de guardian 81
lencio.
-iAh 5habeis jurado c~allaros?
ST, senior.
-3Aun en- el caso de que os per-
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balgaba respetuosameIte detras Del
rev, ' tres ginetes suizos cerraban ia
Marcia de La pequeha escoita. Pero
10 Sc habia alejado Lahire de la ca
sta del bosque sin haber vueito atras
Ia cabeza varias wees; sin duda espe-
raba yer q Ia duquesa en- alguna ven
tana o en- Ell umbral de Ia puerta, y
sin embargo, no la VIC.
-lPaciencia! amigo Lahire, dlJo
entire 81 ell ~joven; es n%ecesario que re-
nuncies a ella y sigas tn destlno.'.'
|lQuien sahe, no obstante!. lilo que
la muier quiere, Dios 10 auiere! y qul
zas me salva, auaque acabo de pasar
de- las manos del duque a las del
Rey Carlos TX
dha ,dza Observation-Disclosures
Ell duque de Guisa sc habia queda'
do como estupefacto ell Ell umbral de
Ia casita, miranda cen ojos atonitos
al rey, que Sc alejaba velozmente. Asl
estuvo por espacio de alsunos minu.
tos, inm6vil, sin vo, preguntandcse 81
estaba sohande; pero al fin volvio Ia
cabeza, y VIC ttas de 81 a CASTOR de
Lux, el cuai Sc hallsba TO menos al
tereao aiae Il
@AE sesahss aaaI? die el du;
me, Que tsra necesIHsd dc desaho,
Gar 81 c5lera, pues salamente Ia ire
sencia del rev habia podido contener-
Ia,
ST, monscnor, respondlo CASTOR,
Y confieso a Iuestra Alteza que no
comprendo absolutamente NADIA de 10
que ACADIA de srceder
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dOnase?
No pido mi perd6n, senior.
-;Pero vuestros complies seraE
encontradasl
No 10 creo, pues a exception del
que ha sido p~risionero conmigo y Sc
ha evadidc, nadie Ia visto 81 rostro.
-Pues ben, icogeremos a Noe! d.
10 ell rey.
Lahire trvo una inspiration subli-
NE.
Noe! exclam6, jquian es csc
El reg hizc Ut gesto de sorpresa )
el duque dej6 escapar IN critic.
70 no conozsco al senior de Noe
mas que de nombre; no lie he visto
nunca.
Que no le habais visto jamas!
exclam6 Ell duque fuera de 81.
Mi companero de cauCividad era.
como yo, IN caballero hugonete deS-
conocido en- Ia corte de Francia-
-iY Sc Ilamaba?
-GoltraI, senior.
El reg Sc volvi6 hscia Ell duque es-
~Itapefacto.
-SQu5 significa este, senior dur
que? pregQnt6 con ssSetidad-
Apero senior, EesPsRdio 81 dpaQe,
20 lie asegarc a EueStra 8faiestad que
eI gentilhonbre que Sc ha eseapade
esta noche era el mismo Amaurg de
Noe, Ell amigo mas fnt1mo del rey de
Navarro.
Lahire Sc do entonces Il palma
da en- Ia frepte, como 81 las Iltimas
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Dalabras del duque hubiesen derrama-
10 mucha luz en- 81 espiritu.
-iAh! dijo; ahora 10 comprendo
TODD.
-1Qus queries decir? pregunt6 Ell
rey.
Lahire tendi6 Ia mano hacia Ell du-
que y r~espondi6:
-Mirad, senior, mis- amigos = 20
hemos osado ~conspirar contra IA rel
ma madre; pero henos arriesgado
nuestra vida. Monsenor el duque de
Guisa, en- cambio, no solo ha conspi-
RADIO contra Vuestra Majestad, sino
tambien contra Ell reg de Navarro.
El rey volvi6 q dar reciamente en-
ell suelo con 81 pie, cada vez mas en-
colerizado.
-iExplicaos pues! exclam6; iexpli-
caos, caballero!
-Existe IN complot, senior, pro-
Sigui6 Lahire, Y este complot ha sido
urdido contra el reg de Navarro por
el senior duque de Guisa, la reina
madre Y Renato ell florentino. Ahora
comprendo por que han facilitado Ia
.fuga de mi amigo Goltran; querfan
peder afirmar q Vuestra majeStad
que mi amigo Sc Hamaba Noe, J que
este nrisrno Me, Ell amigo del rey de
Na+arra, rs hab5a side mas que i'm
Instruments de este tltirno.
La extrara assertion de Lahire te-
MA, en- apariencia, aigo de tan l6gico,
y los successes de la noche ~precedente
parecfan tambien tan concordes con
IA version que oponia a Ia del duque;
hablaba en- fin con tanta calma, mi
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tampoco 20, dijo Ell duque.

| Nj tampoco 20, dijo Ell duque.
Use Lahire, que ell reg nos ARE
bata, ha muerto lealmente a Leo 0 10
ha asesinado?
Ell duque Sc acordo de Ia mirada Sc
rena Y fiera que Lahire habfa fla
do en- 81 aacia pocc, y repuso:
Ell combate ha debido ser leal, Pc
TO-.
-jPero Vuestra Ateza &c COM
prende, como Leo ha podido consen-
tn en- despojarse de u armas para
faciiitar la fuga de Noe?
En- ciertas horas los hombres sue
len tener como una revelation lejana
de Ia verdad. CASTOR tuvo n chispa
de adivipacion, Y reoordo que Leo ha-
bia aseverado dias antes que la du-
quesa de Montpensier amaba a La
hire. Cleric es que la duquesa habls
patentizado despues con el conde
Eric de Crevecoeur que Leo hahla
mentido; pero no por ESQ delo de
substituir una vaga sospecha en- Ell
fondo del coraz6n de CASTOR de Lux,
quien amaba a Ia duquesa tanto como
Ia habia amado Leo de ArnembogGo,
= como e tem5isn, esiaba celeso. Gas
ton Sc acoydd do que habia s1eentrs-
do Ia peeha pneeeaeHsa q "a Susssss,
= que esta estaba pG7ida = Hfsradasy
dijb pasa 81:
-Habra tratado de hacar esesSar
a Lahire. 10y es probable que hiya
~tropezado con algun obstaculo.
~ bien? pregunt6 el duque, que
parecia esperar que CASTOR lie diera
la explicaci6n de estos successes extra
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NO PODIA -ENDEREZARSE.

James Carman, de Magtield, Ky,
mes dIce:-"TanTto medolia Ia es-
palda algunas veces, que q menudo
nos dice:-"Tanto me dolia Ia es-
bora. Tome Foley Kidney Pill, y
desde entonces mis- afeccicnes han de,
saparecido. Ne puedo alabar sufi-
cientemente esta medicinal" Las Pill
doras de Foley para los Rinones, ..
yudan a estos en- ell trabajo de elimi,
mar del ssitema los ~sedimentos inu-
! tiles que son Ia causa do todos los do.
| lores. {Adv)-
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(Pasa q Ia Ia pag.l
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! vivido aislados, iba q hacerse una
gran familia, desde aquel momento
unida Dor los lazos del amor y Ia con-
f~raternidad.
Fran las $50 de Ia noche del Z ic
Febrero, ' Ia casa habitaci0n del Sc
nor don Martin Volpe, galantemente
ofrecida para ce!ebrar en- ella el &C
to trascendental de que Sc trataba,
~aparecia LENA de una selecta e Illus
trada co~ncurrencia, que eSperaba e.
momento de yer hecho realidad Ell
sueno de union que haria de todos
el!os, hernanos en- altos ideales y as
piraciones nobles.
Por fin, lleno el salon. explicado
ampliamente el objeto de aquella So
cial reunion, ell senior Vicente L. Me-
dellin, Diputado Instalador, declare
definitivanente fundado ell Campo
mento Juvenil "El Arbol de Dios,"
que pudo contar, desde luego, en- 81
seno, con IS miembros de uno y otro
seXo.
Acto continue, Sc procedi6 a Ia
election de Mesa Directiva para que
fungiera drrante Ell primer aAo de
ejercicio, V CT medic del mayor orden,
entire Ia mas franco cordialidad Y Ell
mas sincere entusiasmo, Sc do q CO.
nocer el siguiente resultado: Consul
Comandante, C. Martin Volpe; Vice
Consul, C. Gilberto Y. Gonzalez; Te-
~sorero, c. Basilio Galardo Y Secreta-
rio, c. Humberto FoIpe; e. cual re-
Sultado electoral, fue acojido por una
verdadera tempestad de aplausos, CO.
mo prueba de 10 acertado de tai cleo
ci6n.
Pasado Ell acto de installation, y pa
"a celebrar e. que los dignos haitian
ties &c Zapata consideran como 81 des-
p~ertar, Sc organize en- Ia misma no
che y en- el propio local, IN animado
bale que con seguridad plena, hara
epoca en- los anales sociales de Zapa-
Ia, tanto por Ia selection de los asis-
tentes, como por ell orden y franco
cordialidad que en- e. reinara.
Ante TODD, es de j~usticia hacer cons
tar que la belleza del salon, asi como
Ia selection de los elementos que en-
Ia agradabihsima tertulia tomaron
parte, Sc debi6 en- especial a Ia COO
! peraci6n de las esGmables damas ST.
guientes: Sra. DHa. Maria r. de Vol
pc, Maria Sphon de Haynes, Margari-
ia Salinas, y las senoritas Maria y Jo-
Selma Benavides. De las mano de
estas damas, TODD cultura Y bondad,
sali6 ell palacio encantado donde IN
bouquet perfumado de bellas flores
~femeniles, aroma el anbiente de aque
La noche re allegro memoria para los
que tuvimos el gusto = Ia dicha de
! contemplate de cerca. Antics de prin,
cipiar Ell bale, hicicror uso de la pa
labra, en- Ell orden siguiente: el Sr.
Medellin, Diputado irstalador, Cuien
en- claros conceptos, explic6 a la con-
currencia los fines mobiles cue persi.
guen los Hacheros del Mundo y con,
moviendo al auditorio, q la vez que
lncitandolo para que en- gesto de al,
truisno, Sc uniera en- esta obra ID
solidad y beneficio en- pro de Ia
familia Y del hogan. LIE siguio en- e
uso de Ia palabrs, IA distingu.da Sc,
nora Maria r. de Eolpe, Guien COZ
(Pasa q Ia Ia p&g.l
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lADOUIERA SLOAN'S PARA
FL ALIVIO DE 81
ENFERMEDAD
Con una prueba quedara eonYeucido
q el Linimento de Sloan 1es-
+ierra [ns dolores reunatlcos

- DOR QUE siEue listed suf-leuco. enanCo
tLE sr6s que el L;nimento de Sloan 10
tszraza proutanen:e7 80 se-ta q Lininento
Svne na usado todo le Munto dUrante So amos
al no fue-s altanente stecuvo en aAvlaF
.-so-a1 ntsscuLcs ado!o-iGos. limhago, neu-
raI-is. turretu-as. contusiones y hfeccioHeS
/ cue produce IA iaclensccia del tempo
! Penscra SIN &c Sc l. frotc. SIN mancaaE
Ia pIel ri eer-ar los po-os- Is IN hnllneH-
= 1e-s toda ciass de dolores cue tieae n
srpreruaciR = Is unico. Adqu;sra una DO
teIia hoy misuro ; tsnEala q n uano. De
vent. en- rodas las 6-oguerias. Tres tarra-
os-25 Toe. 2 $40. :"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-05-07
east, Boise meridian, containing so

Feast, Boise meridian, containing SO
acres.
Emma L. Nelson owns all that
part of the Sh of the SEA lying
north of the Lavaside canal, except
ing the west AN rods in section 80,
township /, south, range SO east
Boise meridian, containing 81 acres.
All the above described lands be-
ing adjacent to the present boundary
line of the New Sweden Irrigation
District and having been irrigated
from the said districts canal sys-
tenn for a number of years.
Therefore notice is hereby given
that all persons interested in or that
may be affected by such change of
the boundaries of the district are to
appear at the office of the board of
directors of the New Sweden Irri-
cation District on Tuesday, the 1st
day Of June, 1920, at o'clock p. M,
and show cause in writing, If any
they have, why the lands mentioned
in said petition and above described,
should not be ANNEXED to said dis
trict.
iBy order of the board of directors
this 4th day of May. 1920.
CHAS. E. ANDERSON,
61-64-67-7O Secretary.
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STAKE CONFERENCE

The regular quarterly conferenc,
of the Blackfoot stake will be helf
on Saturday and Sunday, May Is, 16
1920, the Saturday sessions beint
held in the Riverside ward and the
Sunday sessions being held in the
Blackfoot first ward. The program
is as follows:
Saturday
General conference at 10 a. m. in
the Riverside ward meeting house.
Stake priesthood meeting at p
m. in the same building.
In the same building and at p
m. there will be a meeting for all
the sisters, this meeting being held
under the directions of the three fe-
male organizations.
Sunday
General conference at 10 a. m.
and p. m. in the Blackfoot first
ward meeting house, while in the
evening at 7.3O p. m. there will be
meeting in the same place under
the direction of the conjoint M. /.
associations.
1t is hoped that there will be a
full attendance at all of the meet
ings and the general public are cord
tally invited.
JAMES DUCKWORTH,
HEBER C. c. RICH,
NOFEAR DAVIS,
adv. 61-62-63-64 Directors
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NOTICE
NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR
ing of Petition.

NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR
ing of Petition.
Notice is hereby given that Rob
ert Addison, Alex. HELM, Davil
Steele, Gunnar Gunnarson, Isidore
Gentillon, John A. Sjoberg and EN-.
ma Nelson have filed petition with
the board of directors of the New
| Sweden Irrigation District praying
| for the annexation of the hereinaf-
ter described lands to the above
named district.
The petitioners represent and
state that they hold title or evidence
of title, each respectively, to the
lands mentioned in said petition and
described as follows, to wit:
Robert Addison owns lot 8, Sec
ton Z, township l south, range 81
acres.
Alex. Helm owns lot Z, section G.,
east, Boise meridian, containing 20
township l south, range 81, east
Boise meridian, containing 80 acres
David Steele owns lot 4, section Z,
township south, range 81 east,
Boise meridian, containing 80 acres.
Gunnar Gunnarson owns lot 1, Sec
ton IS, township south. range 81
east, Boise meridian, containing %
acres.
Isidore Gentillon owns lot 2, Sec
ton Is, township south, range 81
east, Boise meridian, containing 10
acres.
John A. Sjoberg owns all that part
of the S1s Of the sen lying west
of the Great Western canal in sec
tion IA, township south, range 36
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-05-07
PEOPLE ARE ASKING

A good many people have asked
us about something that was in the
Wednesday paper this week. On
the front page we had a picture OF
the man with many wives, and we
told about his guiding the officers
on Tuesday to where one Of his vic
Tins was buried. On Wednesday
We published an account Of it and
printed a picture of the man and
two of the women he had married.
People wondered how we got the
picture and the facts so soon. On
Thursday morning the Salt Lake
Tribune published the same picture
and the same facts about the find
ing of the body, and again people
wondered how we got it and gave i
to our readers before the Tribune
did.
We like to have our readers ask
about the things they do not under
stand in printery land we are glad to
explain, and take it out Of the realm
of mystery with which so many pub
fishers prefer to ensroud or cam
outage their work.
A few weeks ago we took on a
telegraph service, and made an
nouncement of it. We heard from
various sources that it was only
pretense and that tri-weekly could
not get telegraph service. But the
fact remains that we publish some
Of the worlds news before our COM
petitors and contemporaries can get
it to us. Then there is one day we
do not publish, and we fall behind,
but 1t will not always remain so.
But" says the enquirer, chow do
you get a picture by telegraph"
We do not. There is national and |
information picture service. 1t Sc
cures photos of noteworthy events |
and things and makes matrices
(molds in PAPER mache) and sends
them by mail to all the publishers
that are members of the association
or who are buying the picture serv-
ice. The old way was to make the
cuts and ship them, but the more
modern means it to mail the ma
trice. We received the matrice of
the "bluebeard" and his alleged
wives in the mail Wednesday morn
ing, and at the same time received
the telegraph news telling about the
finding of the woman's body on
Tuesday. We cast the cut from the
matrice and by using the cut and the
telegraph report together we pre-
sented the story of yesterdays grew
some find and the picture of the man
in the case.
1t is more expensive to supply
.hese lines of service, for most of the
matrices sent to us we never have
occasion to use. 1t is like fishing
'or pearls-most of them are laid
aside and they have to be paid for
lust the same as if we had used
hem. But we have the stereotyping
outfit for casting them and we have
he mill for milling them, and we
furnish service for both news and I
advertisers that is expensive but {
rood, and we like to excel. q
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-05-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICA.
tion of Watar RI Ronaf;c;oI JIso

NOTICE OF PROOF OF APPLICA-
ton of Water to Beneficial Use.
Notice is hereby given that at 10
a. m. on the 10th day of June, 1920,
at Blackfoot, county of Bingham,
state of Idaho, before John w. Jones,
Blackfoot, Idaho, proof will be sub
mitted of the application to benefit
cial use of two and two-fifths cubic
feet per second of the waters of Trail
creek in accordance with the terms
and conditions of Permit No. 1928
heretofore issued by the state engi-
neer of the state of Idaho.
1. The name and postoffice ad-
dress of the person or corporation
holding said permit is Joseph L.
Davis, Basalt, Bingham county, Ida
no.
2. The use to which said water
has been applied is irrigation and
domestic uses.
3. The amount applied to bene-
ficial use is two and two-fifths Gu
bic feet.
4. The place where said water is
used (if for irrigation give full and
accurate description of the lands ir-
rigated) is W1aNEA, SEANWA
section %, township 8 south, range
80 east, Boise meridian.
5. The name of the canal or
ditch or other works by which said
water is conducted to such place of
use is Private works and bitches.
6. The right to take water from
such works is based upon Permit No.
1928.
I. The source of supply from
which such water is diverted is Trail
creek.
8. The date of the priority which
said user is prepared to establish is
May 10, 1915.
w. G. SWENDSEN,
Commissioner of Reclamation.
61-64-67-70
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-05-07
PAVING PROGRESSES

Work of paving the Fort Hall
high way is progressing rapidly and
already 100 feet of bitulithic has
been laid. 1t is expected. that the
work will be completed by July.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-05-07
FINAL SPELLING CONTEST

The final spelling contest of the
year will be held at Blackfoot Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. Cham
pions of the various county schools
will compete.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08
Recruiting
Men ArriUed
Here Today

Captain Francis A. Wooliey Of the
recruiting service department which
headquarters in Minneapolis, arrived
in the city today with a company of
three men, to conduct a three day re-
cruiting campaign in this city. They
headquartered at the local post
Office, and during their stay here will
make a thorough canvass Of the city
Cor recruits.
At the city hall this evening, during
a special meeting of the Commercial
Vanderhoef who has been in Grand
Forks with the recruiting detail, will
deliver addresses to the local citizens
on the educational program Of the
peace-time army. The details of the
program will be explained and the
work of the United States army in
peace times will be mapped out.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08
ADKER7IsEAENT.
STAY ON THE
WATER WAGON!
II You Arc One Who Has Quit
INDUCING IN Strong Drink.
Cadomene Tables WIN Helm
You Over the Rough Period

Cadomene Tablets are helpful to
YEA nerves. Weak, faulty nerves
often come from strong drink. some-
times the system is impoverished BY
excuses Of one kind or another, such
as poor digestion and faulty nutri-
ton. Overwork,, anxiety, and even
grief causes abnormal nervous con-
ditions. The strength of. body de-
cltnes. The strength Of will power
wanes. Nervousness and sleepless-
ness causes further weakness and
loss of vitality. Years of faithful
practice taught a great physician
that the formula now used to make
Cadomene Tablets would surely build
up the health Of his patients. Now,
anyone can take this great medicine
II needed: Mr.. G. A. Hoover, R. R.
No. I. Reading. Pa. writes: Il am
taking Cadomene Tablets with verv
gratifying results. Nervousness. oy-
erwork, and s~leeplessness are my
complaints"
Mr.. Joe N. Herndon, 1915 Twenty
fifth St, Sacramento, Cal, writes: IT
am using Cadomene Tablets and find
a great improvement has been.
brought about in two days"
Every package is guaranteed salts
factory to the purchaser.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08
Side
IWOAR[ETAKEN
FOR ROBBERY
Bound Over to the District
Court After Preliminary
8 Hearing This Morning.

Knut Hoverson ana philip Carl
verau 9 bound over to district
court at Crookston on a charge of
robbery and grand larceny, by Judge
D. J. Mcdonald following prelimin-
ary hearing held this morning in the
ofdce Of City Attorney f. C. Massee.
Hoverson, Philip Carfverau and Leo
Cariveau were arrested during Satur-
day and Sunday upon the complaint
Of Joe Smith from whom. he alleged,
the three men stole $50 early Friday
morning.
The robbery took place at the resi-
dence of Jim Torgerson early Friday
morning where the men had secured
rooms for the night and had brough,
liquor, purchased elsewhere. All
parties testified this morning tina,
they had been drinking heavily, and
Hoverson and Philip Cariverau took
the money from Smith after he had
fallen asleep. Leo Cariverau, who
was arrested as one Of the party, was
excnerated this morning when it wal
shown that he was asleep at the time
of the theft, and knew nothing of II
until after it had occurred. The two
prisoners were taken to Crookston to.
day. where they will put up theil
bono before the district court, pend.
ing a hearing before District Judg,
William Watts.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08
GRAHAM
IS CUP WINNER
Led in Red River Valley As
ISOLATION Defamation Con-
test Held Friday.

East Grand Forks high school is
again the winner Of the trophy for
honors in the Red River Valley associ-
alton defamation contest which was
held on Friday evening a, Mahnomen,
Mimi, when Miss Doris Graham, rep
resenting the local school, was
awarded the first place among the
contestants.
This victory will entitle the local
school to hold for the coming year the
silver cup which will belong perna-
nently to the school, who wins the
first place in the contest for three
years. This is the first year for the
new cup. the last one offered; having
been won permanently by the local
high school, and nov on display at the
high school building. rt
On Wednesday Of this week Ross
Peterson and Doris Graham will 80 to
Moorhead, where they will enter the
preliminary state contest for boys and
girls to be held there that evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08
" GIES WILL
PRACTICE LAW
in ST. A

Attorney Victor Gies returned from
the Twin Cities Sunday night, where
he has been during the past week at
tending to business relative to opening
a. law Office in St Paul. Attorney Giles
will practice again in partnership with
Attorney e. M. O'Neill, a st. Paul law
yer.
bar examinations in 1915 and for two
years before entering service practic-
ed law in North Dakota Since his dis
charge from the United States army
where he served as lieutenant. with an
oversea record, Mr.. Gies has been
managing the business of his father,
who has been i'll. He will return to
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-08

Rev. and Mrs. Carl Perrin are the
parents of twin babies a son and
daughter, born Saturday night at the
Presbyterian manse, 227 South Third
street. t