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Evening star., 1921-07-12
BRITISH GOLFERS LEAD.
Duncan-Mitchell Have Three
Strokes on Hutchinson.

NEW YORK. July 12-George Dun
can and Abe Mitchell, British profess
sionals. obtained a lead Of up over
Jock Hutchison of Chicago. winner Of
ship. and Tom Kerrigan Of Siwanoy.
at the end Of the first half Of seven
ty-two-hole match today over the
links Of the New Pelham Country
Club. The match will be finished to-
day.
The British players were l up at the
end Of the morning eighteen holes.
The stroke totals for the day were:
Hutchison, s1-77-15s.
Kerrigan, S0-7s-16s.
Mitchell. 7s-S2-161.
Duncan, 79-71-156.
The card follows.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
Dempsey Has a Double
at the Naval Academy

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, July r.
Jack Dempsey's double, but ON
n somewhat smaller srale, has
been picked by Spike Webb, the
Naval Academy's boxing In
structOr, in the new class. He
IL BeSesky. a youth from
Omaha. Neb., with massive
shoulders and arms. He al.
ready has considerable of q
reputation in the middle west
as boxer. He did specially
good work at st. Johns Col.
IcSe, Delafeld. Wis.,. where he
was the chm I'm yiOn athlete. Both
In bcdy and face his reAem-
tiiance TO the cOncueror of Cnr-
pentier In rema rkable. He
weighs 1S8 pounds and is Ave
feet eleven inches tall.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
MORAN.M MARTIN FIGHT.
Provide Headliner Of Big Card in
New York Tonight.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Frank Moran,
the veteran Pittsburgh heavyweight,
and Bob Martin, winner Of the cham
pionship of the American expedition
airy force. are opponents in a twelve
round contest tonight. Moran re-
Gently knocked out Joe Beckett. the
English heavyweight. Martin went
fifteen rounds with Bill Brennan OF
Chicago last winter.
other contests will bring together
Jack Zivio of Pittsburgh and While
Morris Of New York: Benny ValgaI
and Joe Benjamin, New York light.
weights: Charley Ledoux. French
bantamweight. and Joe Burman OF
Chicago. and Sailor Friedman. Chi.
cago lightweight. and Pete Hartley
Of New York.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
HERMAN WHIPS BR|TON
American Boxer Stops Higgins,
English Bantamweight Champion,
in the Eleventh Round.

LONDON. July !:.-Pete Herman OF
New Orleans. former world bantam.
weight champion, knocked out Jim
holder, last night in the eleventh OF
what was to have been a twenty.
round bout.
Every round but the eighth, in
which Higgins planted a left on the
chin. was Herman's. For the most
part they engaged In in-fighting. The
American drew blood in the frst
round.
In what proved to be the last round
Higgins used uppercuts with some ef.
feet. but Herman caught him open
with right hook to the jaw, sending
him to the floor. Higgins was out for
Ave minutes.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
q. S. Netmen Win in Canada.

TORONTO. Ontario. July 12.-Bates
and Levy. University Of California
tennis players, were successful in
singles and doubles Of their first
round in the Canadian tournament
yesterday. Other American winners
were Bartell of Cleveland. James Of
Saratoga, Steinkampf, Chambers. Miss
Grove and Mrs. Waring. all of New
York
Evening star., 1921-07-12
u. S. G. A. PAIRS PLAYERS
FOR QUALIFYING ROUND
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

HE golf reached 26
late entries adding the Sunday. This
that has competed in the classic which be-
gins at Columbia Country July 49, inclusive
The panes qualifying 9
night United States Golf Association and the list
final
The field the days of qualifying eighteen
the double rounds
D nd Q the cha
Evening star., 1921-07-12
Will Give Dinner to Tildeu.

NEW YORK, July ia dinner to
William T. Tilden, I'd. world tennis
champion. who is expected to arrive
tomorrow from England. has been ar
ranged by the Davis cup committee
of the United States association.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
D. c. Policeman Now Pugilist.

NEW YORK, July ia Washing
ton policeman was in New York to-
day seriously considering his chances
of winning the world heavyweight
boxing championship from Jack
Dempsey. He is. Henry Darneille.
twenty-one years old. Darneille was
pronounced by physicians to be in per-
feet condition physically. His build
Is similar to the present champions.
Darneille won attention by running
amuck at Capitol Heights. Md. July
4. and leaving many casualties in his
wake
Evening star., 1921-07-12
Wolfe and Tremaine Draw.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 12.-Jack
Wolfe and Carl Tremaine. Cleveland
bantamweights. boxed twelve fast
rounds to draw last night.
Evening star., 1921-07-12

A new athletic field and stadium
will be constructed at West Virginia
University in the near future. The
field will be 400 feet in width and 700
feet long, containing two gridirons
base ball field and tennis courts.
The stadium will seat 10000 people.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
RICHARD NOT SURE WHO
WILL OPPOSE GEORGES
BY SPARROW McGANN.

EW YORK. 12-Tex Rckard going Georges
pentier fight in October But Tex
opponent will be- That will depend upon things which
S to
his posters and begin whoop his show Jus.
Rckad that Tom Gibbons claims
the claims of Toms friends For Tom hasn't said anything definite
and Meth has Eddie Kane
Evening star., 1921-07-12
DOOR OPEN FOR MARTIN
TO ENTER TITLE CLASS
BY FAIRPLAY.
JOCK HUTCHINSON,

heavyweight championship of the world there
this hsc the outcome of which signf
the of
A. F. champion, will face
of ghthand walop that rivals chloroom
producer a left hand that used mainly prop
Evening star., 1921-07-12

though, he will have to make ITS
pounds. Deschamps says that his
man was not looking for the title of
heavyweight champion any more, but
he did claim the light heavyweight
championship and intended to defend
it Frank Moran probably could not
make that weight. Martin can.
Evening star., 1921-07-12
Plus four things more

It rultiples itself in iathef go tinaea luss eoeAH
gram-a bit of cream-proves plenty FOR hxusioos
shave.
The oil coating on the beard is removed almost
instantly. Within one minute the beard absorbs 1876
of water-en enough soften the stubbornest beard
Such quick efficiency is astonishing.
The lather maintains its rich creamy fullness foe
ten minutes on the face. Plenty Of time to shave
The palm and olive oils the supreme iubricaat
soft and soothing the Skin So the need for lotions
Is ended
Now test it yo,rsef
Millions have already adopted Palmolivr Shsvins
Cream because of these superiorities
The coupon will give you a trial tube without cost
You will be delighted with what it will accomplish
for you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

snoky nsashborhooi where the exte-
-ior nay become d1nU. ce0css co11n
can always be sgsln s77Ard-
Wcn6e-frl ELECTS cxn Re rzade n
-.etssie-issa- n elastic finishes AID n
crushed granite AID marble. R<palrp
aport the b0zse whenever . g'crcA hss
gwen orf or cor1lct has rutted 1sy
bs raads ~ covering The nf~ vork
viii fsucro and the eEecs = always
good
Moreover i II not necessary 70 TAXI
Of the weather boarding of an old
hunse tzczrss the s.esl fshrSr can he
ns,led IN and 7lssterei. SAVING . great
deal cf ness to say nothins Q. the
lsbor.
4 roo5 s-ncce hous 10 practically
everlasting ard there having b>sr -
r-srr bez-tzful bcnes co,ssrnr-ei n
tbs rsnae-. Illustrated II the srrh-
sersurzl nzrzzine<- there = No excuse
for hnxsn. A uEsv hoase- Il ecsss
no rasrs 20 build stneco sr-istscaIy
tknn il does 70 use IL n c2reless.
u1z..rzetire way
Ii yoa doz't Ike y1z- bolse 4 =
Always possible TO tanxsorn Il WITH
Es1cco-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

lN.ffo-si Greg 1-s-srsrne1s se-rare
A FTER good many year, q a.
"A so--s e experineatst50n. Il has
h.een learned that ssacco WI stlek
20 the outside walls q house POS
trvely when he'd kr q Reinforced tn
snrsiz- nesh gslran-ze3 rare tsf-1e-
There Is 10 eEhe- method whaca =
ecps-dzhse- Too5 WI srE1 AID
sArsak and 1oressE III crack slc-s
the corners xhe-s ihe rork has ncs
been coriina11s-
There saay t- sons ohlerss1rs - the
appearance e s-zcc3 zzzds t-u- ce--
tain kinds oE dul cala-ez censni. tut
rozz1.ys TIE coA1-l-- of rlas-tr a1a
ce-e-- both II The zlxtE-s s17 =
c7zr.nzs- ~lH -lys any desired ta-f- and
-c-e1zsr the lie Il rbe ce7s11 Is 7rc-
larre1 kv ths rse Il these coatanEs d
thsT a-e rz.e---oof. she6az-g rzzn O.
sse surtare and preventing i troz
Striking thro2rh, whirA used 70 oe ths
czse = sons s.1rco wo-k
The strength of she hoose is n1cs
enAzseed - zzs1nx contznso1s -
ground the cornerr and rAE1 prop<<ls
crne. The hoase VII never sgzin ne-t
psistng y preserve Is, s'ssSugh U I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

CAscago. The worlds greatest pack
ing center. ships n nest from other
cities and then daily ships trainloaas
az :: right back 70 these same places.
IL local dealers bought from local
manufacturers and Tscking houses
however. the railroads would no
hare SO much business Then maybe
farmers could get plenty OF cars fo-
shipping wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
WAR Time FLYING PARK
FOR PEACE TIME USE

Southampton. Eng. aug S-A.
iantie Park. Al estate nesr her
which was formerly rsei ny the
American army fer fiyins 3arreses
has been acquired oy taa Norgh At
aanfic Conference. tha chief nlerl-
bers Of which are the Cunara. the
White star and the Canadian Pacific
Icompanses. as a permaiss * amp for
.emigrants sailing by hair steamers
| to America.
Two Of the aerod-l.a.s in sh@
camp have already been converted 70
accommodate 2.sla penn g. With 9th.
er buildings. il Is es.'H.aied that
nearly s.eee contineue'' ensigranis
win be lodged thers during Their
short stay before sailing
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gxgSx xEMx xz n i
x SCRIPTURE y
X xzg xExx z% e H 4
John, f4fh Chapter. sth 10 18th
Verses

Philip sai.h unto hin. Lord. show
as the father and Ii sn.ficeih Is
Jesus saith unto hin, Have been
so long time with you, and ye, has.
thou not known ne Philips he that
hath seen me has seen ne fa1he-.
And how ssyesh thou then. Show US
the Father
Believes. thou not hat ! am il
the Father. and the Father ia me-
-he words that I speak un1o you 4
speak nos of myself ~, the Father
that dwellelh in me he doe The
works
Believe me that an the in the
Father. and the Fa:her il me- or
else believe ne for the rers worSs
sake
Verify. verify. say unto you re
that helieyeth on me ne worSs That
DO shah he Go also. and greater
works than these shall he do. he-
cause 20 unto ny Father
And whatsoever sc sh1n asS in
my name. that will ] ca. sAs, ;hs
Fsther may BE slorinea in :Ae Soa.
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Canned goods are going to be
luxury this rear. Reduced acreage
and bate frosts according 10 the can
ners. have cut down the pack Then
there are high freight rates hign
coal rates and high over head when
there's nothing much To do. Canned
tomatoes VII 20 in the best society
this year and be referred TO as to-
tomatoes viii 20 in the best scc.eis
mah-toes.- The tomato crop In Ok
| ssbona is large better can some
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
AN OIL SHOOTERS FATE

Al oil sell shooter and his wife
we're killed and four other persons
were injured when iheir automobile,
carrying six cases Of dynamite ana
a quantity Of ni.roglycerne. collided
with another motor CAR The deaths
resulted not from the explosives. but
from the crash. The explosives sca'-
tered along he highway bur failed
% explode
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P,ocoino tAe Leaks

The War DEPARTMENT has resd1rel
its payroll by 24.l74 employees since
March 4. Secretary Weeks an
nounceS II the new administration
continues plugging leaks at the pres
ent rate. President Hsrding's prom
ise OF business II government msr
become reality before Thznksgir-
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
Two Kinds Of Blind Men

Somebody tested a Chicago blind
man by sliding bright halt 6ollaF
within his reach. he picked il up
without the slsrhtest hesitation Or
the other hand there are many ulen
with good eyesight who are dollar
blind Every community has a fev.
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PEOPLES FORUM

Txpresssons ~ aplasnz of cenessl
Interest are .1viied TIE ediiof re
rsfxe& he rts ht - eiae l'ti.tll
wisere communications excee1 S8
Htsrts
Wr.sfng mast be jtefhle snd on
ane siAe - paper enig 81 else VIA
- discarded.
Anoar..laas cerMEnsct-irns VII
na,s t.e printed NMEne and address
san<. r. rire- pueitcattc1 -
nasne viii ise ~iihhesd ~ rcapes-
puhlication ~ 8 ic.teF ~ lot t.
- rec rAed as N tEldorscUezf a.
TIE Iseader es The views expresses.
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TOWN TOPICS


The Moscow Soviet has removed
al restrictions Oh The right OF in
dividusls to accumulate wea'th Ta.s
is the first evidence from Russia that
the rulers q that nedevi1ed country
have sense Of humor. Having de-
voted themselves fer several years In
destroying wealth. Trey now tell thei-
victims there Is 10 official objection
to accumulation
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tprs signed "A Protestant Episco-
pAlian- would like o name another
good book for students or religious
hisiory-ihe works e Nathaniel
lArdaer. D n. ~ Dr. FEipps
/ As 10 Constantine ~the GTeat.' I
would say great uhAi. Great
murderer According TO T. ". Doane
he nnrdered the following. Maxi
mus ms wi9es fa.hers BasslSnus-
his sisters husband; Lnc.n.us. his
nephew: FaustA- his wife. sophates.
his fofmer friend and crlsPus, his
own son
Dr. Lzrdner is constrained to say
tia; The death Of CrisPus IS al
together wiihon. amp good excuse
las much as to say the others sere
excusahleD as likewise Is the death
of young Licinznus. who could not
have been more than 3 little above
eleven years q age, appears not io
have been charged with any tAal.
ana could hardly be saslseJed Of
any.
Constantine wss 1 sun worshiper
He wanted his pagan priests 10
purge Air Of these horrsbls nur-
ae-s They answered il lay not in
sAssr power to cleanse him
He heard Of al Egyptian" Who
came cut Of iberia, who told hin
the Christian faith could wipe out
every sin, no matter hoN heinoas.
He embraced the CHRISTIAN faith 8.
once -zasimos in Socrates. l.b 3.
chapt 40
This old murderer became . fine
Christian. when ae Vas about 70
die. after haring committed AL the
crimes he coaia .hink o. Then he
d, Once issued al edset that all
meeting places ot hereiics should
be demolished He. Constantine
then caused his image 10 be en-
gravea on coins With hands joined,
at .oo2ing I'D Tie next good
nd holy deed he did was 20 pass
las freeing al slaves Who became
Christians. and 10 those who were
ne, slaves. Who embraced the faith.
he gave a white garment And twenty
pieces of silver. in that way ID one
year he had purchased the common
people. ana ls,se0 men were bay
,i1ed Al Rene. besides many women
and children So you see how the
chrixioa church buni az such an
organization tGiboon { Rome. Vol
2, Page 2-4)
Constantine. beiag formerly 4
wo-shiper Of sol the lavincihle
made Sunday The holy day o. he
week.
would like 10 add something
about ,se black race il history. The
most ancient pictures and statues
n Italy and ether paris Of Europe,
supposed TO represent the Virgin
and Jesus. are black The infant
God n the arms Of His Hack
Mother eyes ard draPery white. IS
Himself bl4cS- higgins Anscsly7-
sis. Vol !. 7 1852
Higgins stated q. the time q his
wri.ing-lse5 lss5-imsEe and
paintings q this kind Eere seen N
the cathedral Al Moulins. the famous
! Chapel o. The Virgin a. Loretfc
TIE Church O. the Anauaciz-son. he
| Church Q. 81 Lazarn. Church Of 5.
Sseven il Genoa St Francis at Pisa
the church ot PAdna- The Church O
S. Theodore n Munich in TIE twC
last Of which the whi.es Of the eyes
and teeth. ard studied redness o
TIE lips sre very observable" tHig
gsns.l
The Bs-hino a; Rome x black.
says Dr. Innsn' so are Virgin an
iChsid al Iso-etto
These representations also shcwei
the Virgin wearing crown an
jewels. proving them 10 be OF Pagsl
origin They are Isis and Horus-
AS for he references to n
Bible fher are fine samples Of Il
justice and loving mercy OF .loT
ing father. making children srffs
for snother's sfns-Mrs J. NJ yayas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03

TIE word dia uifhout scissors
cutting cloth with ronnd- hlsdes
knife. until 80 B c. when Al Italian
genius invented the rontrrance NJ;
until two o. three centuries later
fcweTer. were they fitted 20 the fin
gers for conrensers GRASP.
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,svno.r. tho BEST Sauce

Ssuce is used - create an sp-
petite or relish for the food. The
tight war Is 10 look TO vour diEes-
ton. When you hare good digestion
ruu are certain to relish your foo1
rhznberisin's Tablets improve the
dsrestsor. create healthy appetite
and cause = gentle movement Of the
bowels.
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AN AERIAL TEA

Alexander GusiaTe Ethel. who n
1853 hChili the famous Eifsel Tower
in PARIS. recently gave AZ aer
tea IN his apartment in Tie toy Il
the tower. 10 delegates 70 The inter
rational wireless conference sna
their wives.
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shrinking sest supply

Thirty Thousand cattle we're re
ceivec al the Kansas City marker
last week against s2-15s year ago
The figures are interesting and in q
way Indicate the change that IS go
ing on the rapid ehrinkaEs OF cur
beef supply.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-03
Gun Men coinc rss.

Two gun Johnny has been SAN
by unknown assassins in Chicago.
The feud among Chicsgo's gunner
is slowly hut surely exieruinating its
town had men.
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When . horse paws the roadway
il Is said he Is obeying an instinc:
derived from . remote ancestor, vho
sought for water IN this way. or was
in the habit oi digging through snow
10 reach his food
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A PRECEDENT SHATTERED

Presidint Harding recently broke
presidential precedent when ne
dropped n unexpectedly on The
senators IN The midst OF their lunch
cor hour and ate With some pf his
Old associates IN the senate.
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers q THIS 7aner XII oe
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least one dreaded disease tha;
science has been able 10 cure IN al
It's stages and that = caiA-rA- Ca
tarrh being greatly Influenced by
CONSTITUTIONAL conditions requires
oau Hitassonai treatment Halls @
-a~-s Medicine < taken internally
ana acts thru the BLOOD Oh the Mue
oas Surfaces az the system thereby
DESTROY M the Foundation u< the dis
ease. giving the patient strength bs
building np the constitution and a.
sistinE nature III doing It's work Ths
n-ou-eto-s have 50 much I1-'e =
the curative gowers os Halls Ca
-zrrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fats io cure Send for list ot test
nD1isls
Address rg CHENEY & Co
To'eso. Ohio. sod ~ al Druggist,
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An EnE,ishmzn Is the inventor q
rnarnifyinv glass To be fastened =
a pencil or engraving tool 70 hen
the craftsman OF eTlgrayer,
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Mrs Mshaia Burns. savanna No.
relates an experience. the Ike OF
which hss napee1ed sn almost ever
neighborhooa In this country. and
has t-esr told and reistet bT thor-
sands o, Others. ss toliows: Il used
bottle q Chsnheris;n's Cole and
Disrrnoea Remedy about nine years
ago aud il c-ired me Of flux ldyssn-
teryl. ! had another attack OF the
same complaint three or four years
ago and few doses Of this remedy
cured me have recommended i
10 dczens Of people since first ussi
il and shall continue 10 90 so for
know il is quick and positive cure
for bowel Troubles
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A woman IN Nevada who manages
several ranches. has purchased an
airnlane 10 be used II flying between
her properties
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English scientists have found tia.
glass can be permanently tinted By
immersion in the hot mineral waters
Of Bath. long famous As q health re-
sort III
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The wireless station at Carnarvoa
Wales. hss succeeae6 n sendin-
messages clearly to sydney. Aus
,rsla- a distanoe of fs.0ea miles
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oTOP and talk 10 the next man
~ you see with u. S. Tires on
his car. Ask him why.
Most likely you'll hear an inter-
esting story about his tire expert
ments - before the answer was
found. Money wasted. Promises
unkept. Trouble on the road-hu-
morous TO every one except the
man who went through il.
Finally u. S. Tires. And y. S.
Tires ever since.
Perhaps IT'S the experience OF u. S
Tire buyers tina, makes them more en-
phssic IN their preference than ever this
wear.
When these men have tired most
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everything by the way Of staggering
bargains, 'hurrah discounts, discon-
tinued lines at less" and SO forth they
know whaf not 70 eet
They wan, a fresh. live tire. With a
good reputation. That's everything II says
j, is With the people behind il who
back ], up.
There are 81 u. S. Factory Branches.
Your local u. S Dealer IS drawing
upon them continually TO keep his stocks
sized up. conlplese-to give you service
Whenever he gets one or hundred
tires from u. s Factory Branch, they
are newly made rflis seasons tires.
Sold TO you q; net price Full values.
Square dealing. A reputable maker.
reputable dealer. The whole transaction
as BELTS The leadership Of the oides; and
largest rubber organization In the world.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-04-28
Sturgeon Lake Department


Miss Ina Lofgren of Duluth,
is spending few days vacation
at her home on Pickerel lake.
Miss Esther Carlson, who is
employed at st. Paul. underwent
an operation for appendicitis
last week.
Messrs. HammerQuist, Palon,
Swan Paulson, Applequist and
L. Ohlgren were in St. Paul
Monday on business.
A large number of young folks
from this vicinity attended the
shadow social given at Oak Lake
school Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alex Olson was pleasant
~ surprised Sunday when a large
number of friends and neighbors
met at her home to help cele
brate her birthday.
Chas. Swanson left Saturday
for Duluth. Plans had beer
made to move Mrs. Swanson t.
Willow River but as she was
| found to he too weak was taker
TO her sisters home in Duluth