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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-06-17

sick at the home of her parents, but
is on the improve at this writing.
DR.. Beck made a call in Moreland
on Friday.
Jesse Lindsay returned from Mon
tana about the 5th of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Jordan
motored to Salt Lake, leaving on Fri
day the 10th.
Lloyd Anderson left for Salt Lake
on the 10th.
Miss Madorah Grimmitt has gone
to attend summer school at PocatellO
Tech.
The farmers of this vicinity are
very uneasy about their potato crop,
as there is a worm eating the po-
tatoes. and many of the farmers have
plowed their potatoes up.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALIVE Leavitt, Mr..
and Mrs. William Christensen, at
tended the funeral of William Rich
ardson, their cousin. whose body ar
rived from France on Thursday at
Friday. This was a sad day for the
father, as his wife is in Pocatello
hospital, and is very sick.
Mr.. Grimmitt and Mr.. Thompkins
and Mr. Thompkin's little son, went
to the hills on Wednesday. ThOmp-
kins is going to work in the saw
mill for the summer,
Miss Gladys motored to BlackfOOt
on Thursday, the 9Th, to see the doc
tor,
Miss Lacretia Hatch and Miss
Edna Mcknight called at the home
of Miss Gladys England on Thurs
day.
Miss Blanche Robbins is home for
a few days, then she will return to
ReXburg to attend summer school.
Mrs. Moroni Wray and children
returned to Ogden on Wednesday. She
has been visiting relatives.
There was a dance in the More
land hall on Friday evening. Home
music was furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown anG
family have moved to Pocatello fol-
the summer.
Little Ray Christensen, son Of
Chauncey and Violet Christensen, il
very i'll. He was taken very sud
denly and before the doctor coult
arrive he was in commissions. DR.
Beck is doing all he can.
Paul, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar.
jacobson, was bit by snake while
he was taking his cows to the field
DR.. Simmons was summoned.
The Moreland Juniors played a
Moreland on Saturday the 18th, an(
won the game.
The Seniors played the same day a
Thomas, and lost the game, the scor
being to Z.
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A gloom was cast over our COM
when we learned of the drowning of
little four year old Esther Rudolph,
in the Riverside canal Many parties
searched he canal, and the body was
discovered by Wallace Lindsay, water
master. near the Seamons home at
eight o'clock Wednesday morning.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning at the Rudolph home,
and conducted by Bishop Bowker.
The speakers were: Bishop Bowker,
Arthur Manwarring and Jonathan
Hale All spoke of the resurrection
of the dead, and comforting words to
the parents. A duet was rendered
by Arthur Manwarring and wife.
The body was inferred in the Grove
land Genet cry. The family have the
sympathy of the community.
The ward teachers made their
monthly calls the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arrol Hale and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Seamons, have gone to Hyde
Park, Utah, to attend the family re-
union of the Seamons family.
The Relief society made their
monthly calls the past week
Mrs. Rasmussen, mother of Mrs.
Rasmus Christensen, who has been
staying with her daughter for some
time. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Ed Shoemaker and family
| have returned to their home in
Trenton, Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen from Salt Lake
City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
/ Mason.
Mrs. Roy Jones has returned from
a three weeks visit to Morgan, Utah
where she went to attend her moth
er who has been sick.
The Wapello ball team played
against the Groveland ball team Sat
urday with a score of II to 6 in IA
vor of Wapello.
Mr.. Tony Nelson was a caller al
the G. Nygard home Wednesday ev,
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ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Peldmulder visit
ed Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Christensen.
Mrs. Albert Hampton visited FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. Chris Ny
gard
Mrs. Lorin Beck visited Saturday
with Mrs. Elmer Hansen.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Fullmer. Thursday, but it lived
but a short time, and was buried at
Rigby.
Boyd Reynolds and MILFORD Ella
son gave a party Saturday evening
to their boy and girl friends at the
Eliason home. Dancing and games
were the features of the evening and
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Boyd Reynolds, Will
ford Eliason, Raymond Wixom, Orvin
Wixom. Wayne Bird, Clifford Bond,
Orvin Wilde, Ellen Anderson, Elzada
Talbot, Velmer Bert, Grace Bond,
Marie Bailey, Melba Bird and Ada
Eliason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Monson visit
ed at the Talbot home Wednesday.
Curtis Mason, Laura Jorgenson,
Melba Anderson, Theron Hale and
Woodrow Hale were baptized into the
Latter Day Saints church Sunday
morning. .-;-v~~ :. -
The speakers at sacrament meet
ing Sunday were: Messrs. Halverson
and Horax from Riverside. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Manwarring sang q
duet, Cast Thy Bread Upon the
Waters"
Mr. Manwarring of Rexburg IL
visiting his sons. Arthur and Orson
Manwarring.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Jensen Saturday
and left them a fine baby girl. Moth
err and child are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs Golden Hale have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
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Bowen Curley of Idaho Falls, has
spent several days of the last week
on his ranch here which is being man.
aged by ,7r.d Strtzneger. s!r.
Curley's land hit leito has been tad'y
flooded by Sand Creek and now that
the creek is dry he is having the
channel cut deeper and hopes to
avert further disaster.
Mrs. J. A. Vaughn and daughters
are visiting in Butte, Montana.
Joseph Hall, who is caring for the
Dunn cattle on Brush creek spent
Saturday at his home here.
James Pratt spent Monday helping
VIM. Pratt to make bitches.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jensen visited in Mon
roe on Thursday.
Theo Jensen iS at home again af-
ter having visited for the past week
at the Whitmill home in Monroe.
Mrs. Chris Peterson visited on
Thursday at the Ed Teeples home in
Goshen.
Mrs. Dave Gordon and daughter.
Edith, were business visitors in Firth
on Saturday.
William Pratt was Blackfoot
visitor on Saturday.
R. w. Teeples and family motored
to Blackfoot on Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Hall called at the B.
G. Jensen home on Tuesday.
Mrs. G. o. Jensen was in Firth
shopping on Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hall left on
Monday morning for a weeks visit
with their son, Joseph. at Brush
creek. They were accompanied by
Miss Edith Mackie.
James Pratt was Blackfoot visi
tor on Saturday.
Mrs. James Just and son. Alvin
motored to Blackfoot on Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Jensen and Mrs. G. O
Jensen spent Saturday in Blackfoot
returning by way of Wapello where
they called at the A. E. Malm home
The Carlson children attended
Sunday school in Firth on Sunday.
]. H. Carson and family Of Kimbal
visited in Presto on Sunday.
Adolph Bartausky spent Sunday
visiting with friends in Bla ckfoot.
Jack Jensen was a Kimball visitor
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Jensen received word or
Saturday that her mother, Mrs. Jor
genson of Blackfoot, had broken hel
arm. Mrs. Jorgenson has many
trends in Presto who will be sorr!
to hear of her mishap and hope fol
her speedy recovery.
William and Fred Mackie made {
flying visit to Blackfoot on Sunday
Mrs. John Teeples was in Black
foot shopping on Friday.
Joseph and George Bithell ant
families We're visitors at the james
Mackie home on Sunday.
A birthday party in honor of IRE
MIA and Olive Jensen was given a
the M. A. Jensen home. The littl
girls are cousins and their birthday
are so near together that their moth
ers decided that it would add novel
) ty for them to hold a double annive1
} sary celebration. Many of thei
young friends were present beside
large number of their Older rela
tives and friends. The children spen
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Mark Colburn was caller in Abb
erdeen Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding and family
attended wedding festival at Pin
gree on Thursday.
Clifford Cutting and Russell Crit
fifth have returned home on a visit.
The Bee Hive girls went on a pic
mic at the Nelson Dam Thursday, and
all report having had fine time.
The dance which was held Thurs
day night was we'll attended, the
best dancing couple receiving cupie
doll, and also the prettiest girl and
the handsomest boy. The best dane
ing couple was Clifford Cutting and
Louisa Herbert. The prettiest girl
was Bertha Driscoll.
Miss Emma Baarer from Blackfoot
attended the dance here Thursday
night.
There was a large bunch of young
folks from Aberdeen in attendance
at the dance here on Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Tiechert were
III ~1bC1uCCA l. liudys
Clyde Cough left Sunday for Pin
gree, where he has taken contract
to work in the beets.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Loveless, Mr.
George Hale and Miss Naoma Var
ley, were the guests of the Loveless
family on Sunday.
Mrs. julius Tiechert entertained
the eighth and ninth grades Friday
evening. After playing games lunch
con was served, and all say they had
splendid time.
Israel Brown and family were the
guests of r. A. Ward Sunday.
The school library was opened
Tuesday afternoon for the benefit Of
the children.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. HUMPHREYS
were the guests of j. w. Herbert an(
family on Sunday.
Miss Louise Gravatt was the cues
of Louisa Herbert Sunday.
Miss Anna Ziegler of Blackfoot, at
tended the party Thursday night a.
Mrs. Tiechert's.
Miss Thelma Cough was the CUES
of Ora Loveless Sunday.
James Christensen was married t.
Mary Ann Peterson Saturday. The.
returned home Tuesday, and at nigh
they were charivaried by the ole
folks.
Albert and Daniel Christensen lief
for British Columbia on Saturday.
The Junior boys met Tuesda
night to organize a base ball team
Kenneth Loveless was selected a
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manager; Willis Ward as Secretary,
and j. c. Cough as Captain.
The Relief Society ladies will meet
at Mrs. Della Jones' on Tuesday.
Mrs. June Tygart and Miss Ellen
Christensen were visitors at the
home of T. L. Jones on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McDaniels
were visitors at the R. A. Ward home
on Tuesday.
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Mrs w. E. Hall and Miss Leona
Hall were visitors in Idaho Falls on
Monday, the sixth.
a party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cald-
we'll has returned to the valley after
having spent a most delightful week
camping AMI fishing near Brush
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
Local News

Elmer Peed has returned to this
city after spending several weeks
st Garden City.
E. E. Brewer of Georgetown was
q visitor to town Wednesday.
Mrs. L. @. Strong or Soda Springs
% visiting with friends and rela-
tives in this city.
KHAKI TROUSERS IN A LARGE
COMPLETE STOCK AND SIZES AT
$3.50 AND UP PER PAIR.-E. l..
BURGOYNE & SONS. 1t
G. w. Nelson of the firm OF Mel.
son Brothers, Pegram, was q bust
ness visitor to Montpelier Thursday.
NJ. L. DeJulien arrived here from
Salt Lake Wednesday. He expects
to remain here for some time look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. c. j. Johnson returned to her
home in Ovid Wednesday. Mrs.
Johnson has spent the winter here
with her daughter Mrs. Howard VIII
son.
Jeff Perkins returned home Fri
day from Salt Lake where he attend
ed conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Barfus of
Bern were visitors to Montpelier on
Wednesday.
Mrs. verd Barkdull OF this city
left for Salt Lake Thursday for q
visit.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

Pocatello.--The possibility OF ex-
tending the electric railroad from Og-
den. Utah TO Pocatello has aroused
considerable interest In the city dur
ng the last few days.
Senator W. II. Mendenhall of Gen
tile valley was visitor IN Pocatello
yesterday and stated that in spite Of
The financial strain az this time, the
residents OF GENTLE valley had rails
ed S76. 900 for the purpose Of extend
ing the Ogden limo to Grace OF Ban
croft.
Il was first thought that Grace
would be the terminal but Bancroft
has been picked az q more logical
terminal 1t thia time, II Ii stated
that Bancroft Ii also directly on the
way toward pocatello. which ~
thought to be the goal OF tho electric
line at an early date.
Mr.. Mendenhall stated that right
of-wag Ia being obtained and that
most OF the preliminary surveys have
been completed. Farmers Of that
section are enthusiastic over the pros
poets Of the road and state that u
win bring additional prosperity 70 the
GENTLE valley.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
WORKING FOR
ROAD EXTENSION
GENTIIIE VALLEY SECTION
SEEKS EXTENSION OF
INTERURBAN RAILROAD

Pocatello Idaho.--Aceording TO
State Senator w. II. Mendenhall. of
the GENTLE Valley section. who IL a
business visitor In Pocatello, the cleo
trio railroad which runs from ogden
to Preston, Idaho. will be extended
to Grace and possibly Bancroft, SEN
ator Mendenhall says tho residents OF
his section are very enthusiastic over
the proposition. and have already
subscribed approximately $4,000 to
cover the expenses OF preliminary sur
veys and other matters concurrent
with the proposed extension.
AT first Senator Mendenhall says.
II was thought best to extend the road
only to Grace, but the farmers and
residents OF the Bancroft section have
signifiod their intentions OF support
ing the extension on 20 Bancroft.
Should the road be extended to Ban
croft there In little doubt but that II
will be run on to PocRtello IL the gen.
aral belief. Senator Mendenhall said
that tho preliminary survey was be
ing contemplated and the course OF
he road will be mapped out as soon
as conditions permits
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LoWER classified RATE

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DO ono cent a word for each i'm
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In sending i'm classified ads,
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Examiner goes into nearly
twelve hundred homes, and of
fords tho most economical means
of reaching the people.
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PARISNOTES

Paris, April IA fine baby boy
arrived last week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Grandy.
Miss Margie Bolton returned Sat
urday from California. where she has
been spending the past winter.
State Senator w. w. Clark was q
visitor at the county seat on Tues
day of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wilkes are hap
py in the arrival of baby boy. which
came to them Saturday.
Miss Louise Richards has had her
sister with her from Salt Lake since
conference week.
Mrs. STANDBY I'll. Rich has her
mother OF Evanston visiting here
with her.
A most enjoyable party was given
at the home of Miss Edith Poulson
last Wednesday evening. About IL
girl friends were present.
Joseph Price of Bloomington was
Paris visitor on Sunday.
VIM. A. G. Keetch and Elijah
Keetch returned Sunday morning
from conference in Salt Lake.
Among the many Paris people re-
turning from Salt Lake this week are
Mrs. Laura Pugmire. Mrs. Eliza
Cook, Pres. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Rich
and Mrs. Lii A. Spencer.
A new baby arrived Saturday 81
tho hime Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elzo Lewis
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

FISH HAVEN NEWS.

About 8 inches Of snow fell here
last week, which soon melted, ana
the roads are drying fast in town.
Mrs. Martha Shirley Is improving
in health and II able to leave her
room, to which sha has been con-
fined most Of the winter.
There IA one case Of meales here,
at the home Of Henry Shirley. Thif
is the only case in Fish Haven.
The farmers are starting 70 ploN
for spring grain. and some Of tAe
early garden truck Is being planse4
Alrs- Maria Shirley II Qmita III -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
NENAN BANK RORBER
SENT To IDAHO PRISON

Rigby, Idaho.-Clyde Hansen or
Lewisville. who attempted 90 hold
mp the Jefferson State Bank at Men
an one week ago, has been sentenc-
cd from one to fourteen years IN the
state penitentiary at Boise by Judge
Gwinn. Hansen made q voluntary
confession of the holdUp TO Sheriff
Lufkin soon after his capture. Ho
admitted 90 having drank some
"moonshine" prior TO the attempt.
and within en- hour after the robbery
wss planned he was in the bank at
work.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

has been confined To the house TOT
some time.
Mrs. c. c. Stock intends making
trip to Logan soon for the purpose OF
consulting physicians.
School will close here about the
3Oth OF April
The eighth grade scholars took
their final examination the latter part
OF last week.
Mrs. Cruteh. mother OF the prin-
cipaI Of schools here, "a visiting her
daughter. She win remain until the
close Of school
/ A number oE the men are going ia
Sage, Wye, 70 shear sheep. They
expect " - aane about three saeka
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Burg0ym0
Frank r. Gardner. Thos. q. Hale.
Ben Welch, ]. A. Linford, Alton; L.
Young, POcatello; We p. CozEens.
Border, Wyoming; Charles Grandy,
(Pegram; A. ID. Oakley and wife, Din
gle: J. III. Gibbs, Ovid; Nellie Yost,
Bancroft; Charles Kearl. e. p. Hoge,
Paris.
Montpelier
A. R. Epson, Bennington; Fred s..
Award, Bancroft; q. q. Brewer.
Georgetown; Edwin Bray, II. Hug
gins, PocatellO; ]. b. Breeze, Burnley.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
PROGRAM.

Tho following program will be
given in the tabernacle Sunday even
ing at 1880: Remarks by Judge d.
C. KunZ; remarks. Lydia Kunz: vo-
cal duet, Wiiford and Arnold Tuei-
ler; reading, Mrs. y. G. Kung.
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EaTRAYR

have two colts, bay and black,
in my possession, which will be de-
livered over to the owners II they
will call and pay advertising costs.
r. L. robson
1t Chief of Police.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15
TALKS TO WIFE


IN LONG BEACH
Saturday evening Chas. D. Cheney,
local salesman for tho Salt Lake
Hardware company had the novel ex.
perience of conversing with Mrs.
Cheney, who is spending the winter
Nat Long Beach, Calf, over the long
distance telephone. Mr.. Cheney had
learned Of the Illness of his little
son, and became worried over the
welfare of his family. SO he called
Mrs. Cheney on the telephone. The
little boy, no learned, has been af-
flicted with q severe cold, which at
one stage, yresembled the flu stated
Mr.. Cheney. Fl is now on tha-im-
PROVE. I'm commenting ON the tele-
phone service, Mr.. Cheney stated
that the conversation was as distinct
as though they were in the sanae
y
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

trio Sewing Machines. Will sell a
cost for cash. Idaho Electric Co.
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About
Batteries

OLE thago really aav a.
ferenee In haeRagiesp
A.-Yea, bue sheFo asa eaaaew
only two klmGa 10 AaaaasAaas
Those with weed sspaRaapea ana
these With ThFam4a4 RMAAaR
Insulation.
OLE Threaded EAaw -
uulation eha onlY esm9 80
puts khe WinaEd Ihesa
Der Battery ahamA e. - e..
binary aueom0hlie ea d
A.-1sy NO ms@ama. 80 49,
lard Threaded RmhAas aaasgR
haa ell chs lmpgOwsmsnaa
have grown out 81 VILE b Z
years 81 spoeialisaeioa Il as
Ing startina. Ilghsiaa I'd ts
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FOR sALE-TwO New Home Elec
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

GUS JOHNSON = Blacksmith and.
Horseshoer. Groo's old shop up
town. 1-3O-p
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

Mercy Price of Paris was a visitor
to this city Wednesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-04-15

FOR sALE-Good four room house,
big lot, good cement cellar and
other buildings. A bargain If takA
en- at once. Sec Thos. Bruce or
wife, Montpelier. Idaho. a-22-p
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Want Column

WANTED TO BUY-Good second
hand light harness. A. ]. Layland,
Raymond, Idaho. aS-31-p
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FOR sALE-Spring Rye Seed. Tele-
phone or write ALT. Bischoff, Gen
eva, Idaho. a15-29-p
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FOR SALE-One 12-inch gang pillow
one hand pillow ,one 1O-hole Super
Tor Seeder. John j. Wells. a8-3O-p
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-07-21
News of White Earth
and Vicinity.
PAY your subscription.

| H. s. Van Nett, of Lengthy
paid THE ToMAHAwK, a pleasan
call last Saturday.
Have your EYES examined fol
Glasses by Dr.. Page Sire, Eye
Sight Specialist, Detroit, MINI.
The condition of Mrs. E. Oliver
who has been seriously ill for the
past six weeks, remains unchanged.
White Earth was forced to take
the count in the ball game with
Waubun at the latter place last
Sunday. Score, s TOD.
Miss Mildred Ricketts,, of Peoria,
ILL.,, arrived the first of the week
and will fill a position as stenog
rapher in the inheritance depart.
ment at this agency.
A large number of residents of
this reservation who have been
visiting in the Sioux country for
the past three weeks arrived home
the first of the week.
Learn Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
Typewriting, Banking, at the St.
Cloud Business College and be
ready for a good position. Write
Vath & Ahles for Catalogue today.
'%
Sneak thieves. operating at Oge.
MA during the engagement of the
Evening Star Chautauqua there
during the past week, did quite
thriving business we understand:
On Saturday evening while Mr..
W. D. Smith and family of this
village were attending the show,
the thieves managed to steal
the storage battery of Mr.. Smiths
Ford car. Several minor thefts of
tools, ETC.,, are also reported. The
authorities of Ogema should leave
no stone unturned in an attempt
to apprehend the guilty parties
and see that they get their just
deserts.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1921-07-21
A Voice From the Tim proved
Order Of Red Men. "
(By W. A. .Turner.)

Il am surprised that educated
members of our order should use
their talents in abusing the former
owners of this country and. upset.
ting lhe high standards of charac-
ter that have been taught to us
for 80 many years in our ritualistic
work, and more especially at this
very time, when, under the dicec
ton Of the Great Council of the
United States, we are erecting a
monument to Chief Massasort to
celebrate the anniversary of the
peace treaty made with the Pill
grim Fathers on March 22nd,
three hundred years ago. Let US
have more of the milk of human
kindness and less prejudice against
the Real Americans" Give them
a square deal by giving them full
rights Of citizenship, including the
right to vote and the use of their
funds and property, and the free
use of the public schools. Abolish
all discriminating influences and
give them a chance to find their
own level, and l do not doubt that
more of them will make good than
those of any foreign nation that
come to our Shores"