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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28
IKE VOTE FRAUD
hSI0uNDS COURT


ton fund, which shocked the
.trt described BY the Court Of
. III the pike county Republican
contest cases, Affirming the
<cnIt Court and awarding the
on for County Judge to w f..
ind for Sheriff to ]. N. john
CT S2o. 900 raised IN the sher-
pools among candidates for
the polls were testifled to, and
+ n pictured me scene - bed
.I1nInr into the Commonwealth
../'S office. where candidate
1Irtv Clerk was stuffing envcir
.|.1 81 and bills Il, the presence
|.II|daie Tor County Judge.
'... manager. the County Attorney,
..I|.1|11 the envelopes to workers.
Winner 10 Disqualified.
X ~ Charles, who had a majority
;-',-'- Il. ii,6 primary for County
f. . ... was disdualiItd for violating
.. Corrupt Practices act which linn
d s<pHna' iQ.sH ~ county OFFICES to
e that In primary
Cf61Ioited BY such viola
the man having the next
nron. consisting the nom-
M. johnson for Sheriff
he also violated the law
-. f<.....,, I11iat.1f TURNER
y 81. a itfst THAT ne and his
"a raised $4,000 and he had
one precinct with about
withdrawal Of his chief OPP
lust before the primary made
.nendItufe UNNECESSARY. and ths
Il ". not conclusive that he hat
Il more than the statutory limit
n. witness testified that johnson
nd arranged 20 pool WIN one can &.
..I.I. for Coun Clerk on the Iul
Fork side Of the county and with an
,th.I candidate up the Shelby side
ID. Johnson denied III.
Court Of Appeals View
....s Thomas said Of W: W. Charlie
.I. Corrupt Practices act:
If. (. alleged that he with other can
..|I.s I0fued slate and pooled thei
.|..<. and he contributed $4,000. q
r .t,r Of election appellant was at tn
S. s cor taists som
.r 400 H1nnhIInan voters. As man
{HF1E Witnesses testified that the
Him With a large amount o. none
... 1912. - A. 1I| .1Iifunooc
tho purpose Of paying for vote
or him. Appellant denies an Of thu
-..Iinbdf, but admits being at II
..r1c'net with considerable money an
IA he may hafe dfopped some sof
FL Funds il Envelopes.
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appellant went to the office Of J. M.
Boiling, commemorative Attorney ane
with him was man named Whit ana
the two went into a room back ot tne
office. In which there was Deu. ana
sitting upo nit was Ans ., nay ,,es a. sras4
M '', W. = $500 49, 80 INNS which he was
n ,Lls2A =. = ~, NAV vas 4 can
p,eci !. ~ pe,,nh,ican nomination
1i't.9 <s,.,,.,, n "a On tbe slate
~, So os.u.su,,'t w Z -
W.. "a ~ [,,n..t t;,,e Thereafter w. w.
s. e''o ..,,,., - IA tto,rev. whom an
q, - ,-,,.,r,-..,.ds,sd was his cam
ps,,e,'' ..' 5000 csme mo the room
t.-',' ,.'e,,.,,,t ,y;tb him 4 large bundle
~. x,,anned in news
y ~ tt,,e,v ,,pon the he'd
p1p7., 49, .,i', q ,,,;t,, that aireadv there.
''. ...,,' s,...,,,,,s soon ran ont and
u-,,;tt ,,,ss e,ven 90 cents by appellant
Z "a ,nsirneted to buy more envelopes.
s.rarrett gave one Of the envelopes
Ms,,ts c sr also and with
S,ractions {or him to use the money at
| Ms nrecincf. Barrett gave envelopes
/ confainipe different amounts. to other
vorl,ers Tor appellant to be used al
other precincts. and the circumstances
4 leave no doubt that all the money IN
thar back room was actually used on
election day for appellant and thoss
associated with him on his slate.
a.. 81 n,nt for More.
~, I. ,,......1.. !, :,
on tne same III, ~,
piled 2 the t'eople 7..,h = - ~
Of when ePP ..',' hs sa,,ia draw
anu '' l7 z, 49, ~ a. Eoo ma deliv.
q p,.'s 4 ~ s. ~ Rsrre,f He was gone
'Iinue while and returned with the sig
nature rW. w Charles" written there
on. and procured So 500 and carried !
Ito Bolling's office, where It was han
Idled IN the same manner.
81 Barrett who was the manager Q
appellants campaign, was subpoene'
J bx contestant. but disobeyed the sub
noena and was absent throughout tn
trial. although he was seen in Pike
Extreme Lack Of Memory.
-, y co,,,.t,s conclusion from this eYi
& s NJ. ,,,at 1--WE not onlyS have i
s,sis css $50 extreme evasiveness an
49,. ~, - c.,,dor m he mart Of appel
49, 4, s,,v,n9 III testimony. but h
't.,. ,,,T,s, evtrerne lael OF mem
49,. go ~, ;,,,,<,ca,,ce with which b
,,,,,,,, the noSay IN Boiling
-<e.<< ...,t,,,,,t ia sl,gbfeet idea Of III
,.,,,,,,, Nrs<s and bis REPRESENT,
~. p ,.,,.,, 5ntended II make OF
4. most remarlxable. and would easil
5 sfanp him as a ,iipe were he not pres
=. .,.r1.r1InfId the IL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

soruved by
soare been the dsmnndt Il D b
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

Marriage Licenses.
Mckinley Smith, "A. and Alice Eng
| lish, rs Of Jenkins.
Everett Lunsfcrd. %, PaintsviIle, and
May Patton. 22. Denver.
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Col. Spurlock in Ashland.
Col. j. l. spurlocx Of Prestonsburg.
who has been IN Ashland the last few
weeks Will move his family 70 this
city. Col. Spurlocl Is with the inter-
nal revenue department.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

Hon. John j KounA or Navity exT
sheriff Of Boyd county. and for these
many years one OF its leading citizens.
was here this week for the first time
IN 4 long tint. sssis. KouHs IS 81 yssFs
old.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28

Mrs. N. B. collInsworth and son
Billy. have gone on q trip up Big Sandy
visiting at Prestonsburg. Pikeyille and
Louisa. Miss Graycie CollinsWorth
has just returned from similar trip
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Estep.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28
"MILLIoNs NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE"

h less hsn year this proclamation has found x way
into thirty languages End tho message n being heraded
millions Of people N thousands Of ctca Ia every land 81
the oarttH MIL LIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIET
say. So said the scoers 20 Noah; shey had
rain--but the Hood On tine -MiLLioNe NOW Liv
life the earth and ascend highway Of Righteousness
70 full perfection Of body, Of mind q character ~
Kingdom 81 God u fully established mankind will hSvc
mora fear Of sickness accident old age death;
dread Of loss Of home loved ones, iivehood
more sorrows o. tears
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
~ By hdla Johnson

day dreams when-the crash camel Unexpected business reverses had swept away -neszsy half q his foE- tune.
 John aged perceptibly in those.days. Feeling the need of . change, and de- sirous Of seeing his loved ones, he took . trip to his old home. Allison often visited his people, and here they met again Twas plain to see that they were happiest when in each oth- er's company, and why they were only good friends" was . puzzle hard to solve. No one knew of the ladder of fame. and John'o dream of wealth to lay at her feet.
 It was the last night of AlIisou's visit that, in answer to some question she had asked, he thoughtlessly told of his loss. And then. before he re- alized it. he was pouring into her cara the story of his struggle to amass . fortme-for her. When he had nn-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
.ANor Fame Nor Fortune9

to- amass a fortune. and some day, aft CT she had won fame, he would lay his wealth at her feet. Yes, he would wait until he could offer her Q man sion instead of e vine-covered cottage.
 In the days that followed letters passed between the two occasionally. but it was i've years before they met again, in an Eastern city. Here they spent several happy days in each oth- CTS company. and their friendship doepened. but they parted again just good friends" for the young mans fortune was not yet made.
 Again the years slipped quickly away and at last it seemed as if Johns dream of wealth was to be realized. One day he received a letter from Ali son telling him that she had secured a much coveted position in a city school. After this message he applied himself to his business with renewed energy. Mansions. gray eyes and . wonderful sDaile were becoming mingled in his
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

put these thoughts away from her as unworthy the loftier aims of ambition.
 Then one day John heard of Q place in the far West where golden oppor- tunities awaited young men of pur- pose and character, and he decided to go.
 It was when he was bidding Allison good-by that the vine-covered cottage dream came to him again. and, act ing on a sudden impulse, the next mo- ment he was telling her all about it Would she be willing to start life with him in such a humble home7 Would she wait for him? Then suddenly he stopped, abashed at what he had done.
 With flushed cheeks the gill told him of her career. and the ladder of fame she must climb. No, she couldn't promise. They could be friends, thouga-good friends-but nothing more. She was right, of course, John reasoned. Then he determined anew
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

gone along smoothly if these two young people had only listened to the sober counsels of ambition, but just about that time another. voice began to whisper to them about a radiant future where neither fame nor wealth mattsred in the least At such times John would see a little white cottage with vines growing over the door. and always in the open doorway he would catch a glimpse of a certain young lady with gray eyes. wavy brown hair and a most adorabls smile, which in variably made his heart beat faster. Yes. it is a fact that this little teach er's good looks played the mischief with John and his plans for the fu- ture.
 And Allison Kent?
 Why, sometimes the ladder of fame seemed to her desperately high and hard to climb. and often she wonder ed if making q home could be called a career. Hut in the end she always
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

stick our heads from the car windows than a cheer set up. and when we stepped from the carriage the demon stration grew in volume. The people seized me and carried me to a waiting carriage.
 It was a very pleasant sensation to think that these people of a foreign land should make such a fuss over a visiting pugilist It was a fine dem onstration of their affection and they did not cease it until I was set down at the hotel and had vanished inside its doors. More than one woman kissed me as I was going into the carriage, a fact that makes me blush now when I recall it.
 Reaching my room in the hotel yeilded to demands that I present my self at the window. The street was filed with people, all shouting at the tops of their voices. 1 bowed and bowed time after time and waved my hand. but they would not go away. My eyes filled with tears of joy. l could neither speak nor think coher- ently. The thought that l, an ob- scure French boy, was being coddled by the English public in such fashion was overwhelming.
 I tried to think of what I had done to deserve such treatment and could only recall that I had twice beaten their champion. That I should be given such a welcome for that seem ed an impossibility.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
rood looks como first

good looks como first
 Perhaps that will explain why John Graham, tho most popular young man in the village. fafled entirely to re- r,sznbsr tho text tho first Sunday this tftsls gray-syed teacher attanded church. Ills mothsr told me this her calf She said it had not happened be- fors in ysawM John always prided himself on knowing something about ths sermon when they talked it over durtns the oourse of tho monday meal. That day. howcver. his mind was . blank 90 far as the subject under dis css~aon was concern d.
 This young man -had dreams. too. Ambition had long been whispering fin his sar to leave the little country vil- iase and O out into the world where he could make . name for htReclf. John wanted eo smass a fortune-ne lfked tho sound of the words-and ann bfttoa sid h. could do it.
 of oourss svsrything would have
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

ished. he buried h1s face tn.hAos1hands -ashamed of lfs weakness.
 But Allison was speaking. sm .so sied you've told ma ! Sene6 youl wouldn't" he heard he1 saymGe e-1n q voice that thrilled him.
 Then his hands were dr1Mm9euSly| away from hts face, and he looked straight into osspsir~oe. Asndnrsxyay| eyes.
 "Oh, John." she cried, ~have0ou| never guessed that 4Ess louesome wori climbing the ladder of fame-s1one { Have you never realised that at il heart-breakins work amassins . for. tune-alonef"
 She hssitated . moment, thsn, in voice in which sobs and Iaugheerseem ed to mtngle. exclaimed:
 Can't you see7 win yuu ns<srm derstandf Oh. blind boy. ' anuA ~an wealth 0r fanes I w1nt-3hak1oanaouv cred cottage you"
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

tr THAT is moro natural than for w :. tln D s.:,rs IT. :, . :... s...S; ::
 f possesses . generous share oe m- )1xsnce. ambition and good SooksS "a. be it known. Allison Kent pos- h.ed of the qualifications
 nrue. she wms only e country school kchsr. but sne reasoned that svory- Ie must start at tho bottom of the |dAor and climb runS after rung to |e vuxy top. Why. Of course. h |Dusd bs hard work. but it was worth |s struggle. for the topmost run< |sAnt-tAme. Ambition whispsred |nt nhs could achigwe this-
 r hGvs mentioned before that tnas ,untxy school teachcr possessed . snsruus shars Of sood looks. str~nEe s.y. fl w~s this fAot that started
 oubis at the very beginning of her lrssr. Ysu. shs had brains and ann
 tson. tDo. bxf to the masculine mind - ars of secondary tmrortanes--
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
AtLakeC eCompounce

Mir. Graham will hold Series of Select Dancing Parties at Lake Com- bounce on Monday and Friday nights commencing Monday evening, June 20. All past dancing classes and friends are invited to attend. Admis- sion 10 cents. O'Brien's Orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

Don't buy milk that comes from un- hAwn sources and especially at this hne of yeHr, as there Is always quite . r of small dealers blossoming brnin the Spring like the wild flowers |nd last only n short time, then some lice day when their customers are |retty well supplied with tickets. good. |yu small milk man until next Spring. khen he will try again.
 Better buy your milk from one whom kou know.
 Our milk comes from selected dairy hsms and Is carefully handled and is |lso pnsteurixed which makes 1t n pro- |uct whose purity and richness Is abso- Iltely unexcelled. You're safe when rou use our Pnstsurixed Milk,
 Quarts for st. .0O
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-04

FOR SALE or TRADE-so acres Of
good land,, partially improved,
we'll located. good we'll, good
school. Price night if sold quick.
Will consider part in trade or cash
and time on balance. P. O. box
1913 or A20S Second street, c. M.
Johnston, Bemidji, Mimi. 5t5-7
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FOR; SALE-Or will exchange for
Benidji property,;5 acres irrigated
commercial orchard. II years old.
Varieties, Jonathan and Rome
I beauties. Improved with 1Sx24
I. packing house, 8 indies from Occur
2 d'Alene. 81, Idaho. For particulars
See, J. A, Smith, box $685. Bemidji.
. Y / M - -! .tSsst ,44EFsls ] j GRIT
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WANTED

WANTED-Dining room girl at
Vicker's hotel. 2t5-4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. First class,
at once. Married man preferred.
Good pay for good workman. Be-
midi Shoe Store. 5t5-7
WANTED-Government needs rail
way mail clerks, $133-$192 month.
Write for free specimen questions
Columbus Institute, Columbus,
Ohio. w lt5-4
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FOR 8 A l. E-Nine-room house;
. strictly modern; 75-foot lot on Be-
midi avenue
---4-room house, cellar, electric
lights, good we'll, 100 foot front
in East Bemidji. RI
-4-rOOIn house, cellar, chicken
house, woodhouse, 200 foot front
in East Bemidji..
4-room house and bath on Irvine
avenue. WIZ ..'@s
FOR SALE house. so IT. lot
on tBeltran1i avenue.
Two Groom houses. corner lot in
Minnesota avenue. - ..s
---7-room modern stucco house and
double garage on Lake Blvd.
--5-rooms and bath, so it. lot, on
Irwin avenue. ....~.zz .-.--
liz room house, so It. corner lot on
Mississippi avenue. .4....
-6-room house, bath and heat, Soft.
lot on Irwin ave. South, very easy
terms. 81 In
---4-rom house and lot on 18th str.
-4-room house with one acre gar
den on 18th street. VII Z
-7-room house, so f.. lot on 18th
street.. (
-7-room llouse, double garage. so
#. lot in Nymore.
---4-nom house 100 It. lot in Ny
more. s.,$-5
Business building, dwelling and
ice house and 8 lots in Nymore
Business building, equipped for
meat market, rs It. lot in Nymore.
I--N,n Stond opa 7-ron,,, horoo sn
It. front on Beltran,i avenue, be
tween 9Th and 9th streets. I
-S-room modern house on Lake
Shore, ~ It. front.
S-room modern house on Lake
Shore, 100 It. front. j.
"a room modern bungalow, maple
floors, oak finish, bath, heat. gas
water, full basement, SO It. lot
garage. Reynolds and Winter. II
6t5-f
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=. u, T.. smith typewriter
In fine condition. Late model and
good as a new one Pioneer Sta.
tionery Store. S-lu1
FOR sALE--Coropation seals, corpor-
alton record books with divisions
for minutes, articles OF incorpora-
ton, by laws. minutes for direc-
tors meetings, stock ledger. stock
certificate register. transfers and
dividend register, paquire at Pho
neer Stationery Store, 4O3 Bel
trami avenue Telephone 1871.
3-18tf
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FOR SALE-1920 Overland Four
touring car. Run 1000 miles.
Reason for selling, owner wants
sedan. II you are looking for
car that is in perfect condition,
fully equipped and priced right. in
quire or write. Bonidji Auto Go.
Act
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FOR SALE.-Farms, either improved
or partially improved or wild. Call
or write to The Phelps Agency, 106
p. Third street, Bemidji. Formerly
intTropman Bldg. 4t5-4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-04

FOR SALE-Second hand Harley
Davidson motor cycle with side car
almost as good as new. Will sell
cheap. General Repair shop. Be-
midi. 3t5-5
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FARM FOR sALE-S0 acres. 10
miles south of Bemidji, partially
=, improved. Cheap for cash. Answ-
er to w. D. w. Pioneer. OSLO
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FOR SALE-One 1918 Ford; one A.
cylinder Buick; one 1920 6-cylin-
der Buick. Inquire at Motor Inn.
s... - p. ~ .r, 6t5-S
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Winnipeg, Manitoba.-Fort Will
liam and Port Arthur lead all points
on the American continent in the
amount Of wheat handled in 1920, &C.
cording to a report issued by the
grain. commissioner,
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FOR RENT--'Good pasture on the
river n -mile west of Carr Lake
school house. Call at Ingebretson g
farm. Phone 1881. 3t5-4
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FOR SALE-Ford car, first class con-
'dition, $3.50 cash closes the deal
if taken at once. Inquire 1917
( Minnesota ave. ...., 6t5-lO
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FOR RENT-Office room. The
Phelps Agency, LOG Third street.
Ben.dji. 4t5-6
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FOR RENT-Large front room, fur
nished or unfurnished. Phone
1851. 10 Irvine avenue South.
2t5.4
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FOR SALE-Lot /, block, l, Hebron
addition; S-room, two-story build
ing, basement; same as fourteen
lots. All fenced and under culti-
walton Sold within 80 days IS, 600.
Write A. w. AlmQuist,. Laporte,
MINI. 49,. 1856
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FOR SALE-1919 Model Maxwell
touring car, first class condition.
Geo. w. Hanson, 915 Bemidji ave.
6t5-6
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WANTED TO TRADE good team
of working horses for small tour
ing car. Phone 1881. 3t5-4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house of
four, five or. six rooms. Address
IN r z" car Pioneer. 4t8-tf
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FOR SALE-Overland Model 80,
touring car, A l condition. In
quire at Barnell's Paint Shop.
=. ..r 3t5-5
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..OTS OF FARMS e 49,, ~
,ne Come to our ,f1,c. auu '",,'
,ver our bargain ngus N'lnN
pr, Olson, the land men. 1-1tf
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WANTED

WANTED-To buy for cash. Ford
coupe in good condition. Call 278-
w, 81 6t6-7
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FOR SALE--Motor boat hull about
20 feet long. Never been used.
See Mr.. Howard at Weber's cot
tage. H. - ....,. 4-lff
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WANTED-Room and board for two
dn private family, close In. Tele-
phone Mrs. Robbins, Markham ho-
tel. ltd5-2
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dahlia bulbs, 1905 IT.
vine avenue. Mrs. Geo. Posi-.
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FOR SALE--Jnoerwoou typewriter,
good as new, $500. See 1t at the
Pioneer Stationery Store. ,s3-18-tf
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FOR SALE--Summer homes, cot
7 tages, furnished, garage, 200 It.
on Lake Bemidji. s-. : Z
Cottage and SO IT. front.
shore lots in lakewood Beach,
y Lavinia, Ashley Park and Oakdale
Park. &c.. 49,. T.,
--6-room cottage, furnished, BATH,
electric lights. fire place, double
!: garage, lot 50x250, at Birchmont.
Reynolds G. Winter. 6t5-6
LOTS FOR SALE-lOO IT. front on
Bixby avenue. -.
so It. front on Park avenue and
5th street. >,-
100 It. front on Doud avenue.
100 it. front on Beltrami avenue.
so #. front on Doud avenue.
rs ft.-business lot on 3rd street.
so it. lots in Henderson's second
addition, Reynolds & Winter.
-. o.. -, II 6t5-6
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR RENT-New summer
cottage, furnished On unfinished,
no. cats or: dogs allowed, children
welcome, located out where the
birds sing. Write to Geo. T. Bak-
er, Bemidji, MINI. -. ( SGtd5-4
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,ra lHeatures)

FOR SALE-!Tamarack wooG Call
so. ,auesuta avenue. Phone 544-
- 4-9tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, suit
able for light housekeeping. Phone
ga. s.-.> e.% 2t5-4
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FOR SALE-Ford car. 719 Beltrami
avenue. #+-~" 2t4-5
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GOOD CONCERN will pay bank in
terest for 6 months on $4,000 and
give good security. Why not get
all the interest yourself. T-5-B
Pioneer. 2t5-4
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FOR SALE--Dolge touring car.
good mechanical condition for
, quick sale, $500 cash. Inquire G.
w. .Jewett Co., Benfdji, Mimi.
Telephone go. "f5:5
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WANTED-To rent about six-roo1n
house at once. Will take as good
care of same as owner would. Call
Smith, 1907 Beltrami ave. 3t5-4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-04

FOR SALE-Houses and lots. From
j. one room to any size desired, eth
er Bemidji or Nymore. The Phelps
Agency. Moved to los Third Str.
- ,.ElL. j 4t5-6
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-04
FOR SALE--FARM

THE PHELPS AGEUCY will be To-
Gated at 106 Third street, after
May 4th. @~-.~~ 2t5-4