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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27
Minturn.

Mrs. L. F. Smoot and baby Of OAR
llngton are visiting Mrs w. w. Ev-
ans.
Mrs. H. c. Hamer of near Clio
spent the week end here with her
father who has been sick for the past
week.
Tommy McSwain a student of
Davidson College spent few DAYS
last week at his home.
Miss Minnie Usher who has been ill
fol several weeks is now under treat
ment at one Of the Fayetteville Hos
pitfalls.
Mrs. w. w. Evans and Miss Kate
Evans spent Monday at Red Springs.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27
FAIR WEEK RACES.

Following are the results of the
races held at the Fair grounds last
week:
2.l7 Trot-1st Idol Burgen. owned
by c. McLaurin; 2nd Hal Boy. own
&C by :. +. Earring.
10 Pacc-1st My Adcline, owned
by j. B. Gibson: 2nd. Rov Gentry.
owned Icy Robert Lester.
2.ii Pace Isl. Nella Brooke. own
'o by Z. 9. and John Rogers: End.
Archie Burns. owned by Swisshelm
OF Greensboro. y. c.
$50 Trot-lSt. Peter Baron. own
"a by 4. 7. Elliott; 2nd. san Cab
riel. owned 10y J. G. Davis.
Free for all Pace-1st. J. l.. Jr,
owned by II. B. Plaxico. of York: end.
Dan Spencer. owned by l.. p. Christ
man.
2.1S Pace-1s;. Don Silvia. owned
b! Swisshelm OF Greensboro. n. c.;
End. Barney Edwards, owned by j.
Smith.
2.12 Trot-1st. Linara Watts,
owned by Il. b. Plaxico. of York;
2nd. Northern Charm. owned by c.
Swisshelm. OF Greensboro. n. c.
2.20 Trot-1st. Peacherino. owned
by Henry Virgins; End. Virginia C.
Forbes. owned by w. \. Reynolds,
OF Winston-Salem, y. c.
2.15 Trot-1st. Idol Burgen, own
ed by C. McLaurin; end. Hal Boy,
owned by S. r. Earring.
A feature of the race Friday was
the paced mile by Grace Direct with
record OF 2.9A. The time was
zoe Il which broke the South Caro-
lima record.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27
Orphanngc Work Day.

Saturday 29th will be Orphanage
work day for Connie Maxwell Or
phanage among our Baptist people
over the State, and the Sunday school
or the Dillon FRS. Baptist church
will observe the day. and bring of
'"~'"" sunday morning to Sunday
school. All our Baptist people are
'rred 10 have part in this worthy
cause.
w. v. JONES, Supt
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27
SWEET POTATO CONTEST.

The Herald offers a years SUBJ
scription free to the person bring
Ing in the largest sweet potato be-
tween now and November 1 st and
six months subscription TO the
person bringing In the second lar
gest potato. There is no other OBJ
legation on the part OF the contes-
tants. The potatoes will be weigh
ed by disinterested party the
day they are brought I'm, and I'm
the issue following November I st
the names of the winners will be
announced. Dillon county makes
some big potatoes and the idea of
the contest Is to bring them out
OF hiding so that others may
know what our county Is doing.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27

Robbers entered S. G.. Rogers
tailoring establishment Friday night
and stole clothing valued at several
hundred dollars. Some OF the clothing
was found In lot in the rear OF store,
the presumption being that the rob-
bers had taken more than they could
carry. Several Dillon residents who
had clothes in the store were among
the losers.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27

end.
Best sunflower-L. A. Manning 1st
Best quart strained honey-Walker
Floyd 1st
Best exhibit hanging comb Wal
keer Floyd 1st.
Best short staple bale Of cotton -
A. A. Campbell 1st. J. w. Williamson
End.
Best long staple bale Of cotton -
+. C. Small 1st, James Hamer 2nd.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27

Mr.. B. A. Bedenbaugh came UP
from Charleston Sunday and spent the
day with Mrs. Bedenbaugh who is
visiting Mrs. d. M. Michaux. Nr. Be
denbaugh says he is well pleased with
his new home but 1t is great pleas
ur to get back to Dillon every now
and then and shake hands with old
friends
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-10-27

A thief went UP to Pat and said,
Your money. or your life" Pat re-
piled. Take me- life: I'm saving me
money for me old age."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20
CETITI FoIL11oNUL
REt0tuJiA Din io48
81 Ul(lEA

mormntari II preotu nu vrea sal ngroape mi de $0
Numal zece avcm parine,'' spun oamepl carl an adu
nat 81 an dat ban sal poata ngropa FL bun multu
mestete Gu gaseste"
laat zece dolar. cetit cee Dc cnyint6 "A casa
ulu' au paecat eu morta e cinitir ~ poata Cimtils
popa Sc da jos din automobl 81 nice:
Pana num da inca doari iptrp IA cimitir" ST.
cameni an facat coeeta aeoo, j. paara 81 iau
dat banii, ca Sd fie slujba pc Aepln. Me
Moarte IN at roman q preotM peende M 1olsri pentru
ann'osninare Sotie, oepii sdraeie. D& I'M se
o4eFt - Mai iartA pdSinte q vezi err s4 eahe!v
M Preotuf primeste baaii Ori trsisaei ssi yana
vedeaF n Gel hsarchat eheltAalas M ntarii de
feama g M dea dc vreo belea - Anee nsis
tratnui orasulni, ii spune: s@
& N1Hiti ds tssabA LAsa a te des in jqdedAtx n
OsnFi g. sseste n g ca ssasat 1in - fnlsua-
"a snsle 81 ziee cA taxels ~ 1p Sn 1rul nrso
CePste y tsssul NJ, rsaYea n pa, ~ v1 s1nisyul.
- aiteles ~ u NH: Drs1su asee cssll
saass ete, panx o. es skl
s ns5 % d. ~ faa|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20
1N DcA mID1B[Ut

So George Wilson, de meserie
betty 81 falsificator, dim Denver,
Col, find dat in judecata zis
catrc judecator: ''Trimite-mia Ia
sinchisoare eel putin pc IN an. mli
va face bine.' 81 judecatorll Ha-
gott a rlspuns: ''Sa fie pc cinci,'
81 asa q ramas.
q
Din eauza ca din % de dant,lri
cate STA eomandat nici una ma,
lisa potrivit, Jacob Il. Rothchild,
din Omaha, Neb. s'a sinucis. -
ST mai zic uni ca dentistica a
ajuns la Guinea perfectilnei.
=
Ultima create in decoratiuni
pcntru palarii Gle DANA G facuta
din cozi de peSte. - Probabil ca
La anul va ii din capatini dc raci.
d
Intimitatea intre un tinar 81 O
t1nara inccteaza din momentul in
care popa lea pus pirostiile pc
cap.
=
Motivll} pentru care o mama
|cretle cd baiatul eli sa devina I'm
ON mare G pentru ca crede cal
seamana eli.
-
Uni zic ca femeile nu pot pas
ira secretul. Att allzit pc vre-una
zicandu-va ca rosata de pc fata
ei rezultatul unei compendium
chimice?
=
In scotia tribmalului presidat
de judecatorul Powell, alaltaeri
desbaterile unui process all fost
sllspendatc timp de Is minute. Tn
soarece sa ratacise printre bancilc
jnratilor 81 sase jurati femei si-au
apncat rochiile 81 au sarit De
scamcle lor. Dupa ce soarecele
scapat, strecurindu-se pc crapa-
tura a dnsnmelei, curtea urmat
lnaintc Gu jlldccarca procesului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20
ulfORhATN|W
PRoDUCTn GIGANTICE LA
CIRCUL RINGLING BROS
AND BARNUM & BAILEY.

Circul Ringling Brothers and
Barnum & Bailey, a anga.jat eel
mai faimosi ARTIST din Europa 81
America sd delecteze pmblicul din
Cleveland in zilelc de 6 81 Z Iunie.
de doua ori la ri. Gel mai mare
crc din lume It'll ofera cele mai
puternice atractii ce lea vazut
Iumea. Vel vedca mai multe are
ne earl vOr Fl pline ell toate flare
le salbatice ale lumii imblinzite.
Vel vedea tigrii plimbindu-se in
mod pacinic pc spatele elefanti-
lor. Lei din Africa sarind pc cal
carl galopeaza, vezi ursii polari,
vezi leopard. vezi camille, mai
mute, cani, porumbi 81 cate altc
animate din toate partile lumii
Nlcl un circ nu a presentat inca
astfel Gle productiuni. Vel vedea
deodata 26 elefanti carl fac io-
curl de necrezut. Sase suite de
persoane, dintre carl peste 0 suta
sunt palate, vor delecta pubIicul
GU cele mai rafinate produetii.
Suntem informati ca dl Axente
Caprita, un bun sprijinitor al or
ganizatiei care a servit in rag
bOiul mOndial. Gu .armata Ameri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-20

s-
cana, pc campul de lltpta in
Franta, vine din johnson City,
Tex. la Martins Ferry, Ohio, la
Adresa GIT Main Str.
Washington. Sir Auckland
Geddes, ambasadorul Angliei in
Statele Unite declarat Cd stirile
earl circ,rla de vreme incoace
referitoare la un pact secret ce ar
'avea Anglia Gu Japonia contra
Statelor Unite, sunt tenden-
tioase 81 lipsite de fond. FL spune
CA 81 dinsul favorizeaza desarma-
rea, dar ca de prezent, 0 matte nu
peate desarma kingura fara pc
riclitarea intereselor sale.
Byronvifle, Ga. - Dol negri all
fost omoriti, patru altii r;initi 81
L. G. Davis din Sommerville, a
fost probabil fatal rant in luptc-
lie ce au avut loc. eri intre niste
negri 81 patrula de polite. Doua-
zeci de negri an fost arestati 81
dust la Vienna, IN judetul Dooly,
pentru e. sa fie tinuti sub paza.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16

ny .h- F4GG
Goodman Retlrns@F. u. aooa,,.r
psssident OF the Northwestern Trust
company, has returned from q WEEKS
srlp through Southern Minnesota and
Iowa. He reports the corr
crop IN those districts to be good h,it
SPOKE less fayorahly OF the oats and
Cadillac Chr Stolen-The caAiilac
SEDAN owned by u. Y. Saries Of Hills
ooro was stolen from the garage
ADout 8 o'clock Monday morning. ac-
cording to word received here/Mon-
Gay morning by Sheriff C.. g. Stewart.
me g Was newly painted dark
Green in color. It was q 1915 model.
elsht cylinder type 81, engine 1875.
North Dakota ltcekse No. 7o50s.
Error saturday-1n a report sat-
urday OF the decision in the case Of
2 Arvilla Supply company versus
the Mekinock school district. which
made Q permanent Injunction re-
stratning the district from erecting. a
new school, building, The Herald
that the township board Of SUI.
pervlsors let q contract for a SIS, 900.
chool The statement was incor-
rect, for the supervisors have nothing
to do with the letting Of contracts for
erection of school houses. The
statemens thould have been that the
school district trustees had let the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
ENGLISH INVENTOR
PLANS TO PROPELL
AIRPLANE BY STEAM

London, Aug. 15.--Invention Of a
system of steam propulsion for airships
is claimed by Captain w. p. Durtnall,
who was a British naval officer dur
ing the war and uptto a year ago staff
captain in the chief mechanical and
engineers department of the Royal
Air force. It is maintained that the
new system will function at attitudes
hitherto unattainable with the ordin-
airy type Of internal combustion an-
CINE.
The invention is said to do away
completely with the ordinary boiler,
the steam being generated by means
Of internal combustion power or heat
energy. The superheated steam heat
energy is supplied to special steam
motors which are reversible and can
BE- controlled from a central, control
Only heavy oil is used for fuel and
1t is claimed that the driving machin-
cry can be safely be placed inside the
frame of the airship instead of in
separate gondolas outside, thus bring
ing about a greater reduction in air
resistance ana Consequently reducing
the power required for propulsion.
The engines, or steam moters," as
Captain Burtnall calls them, are OF
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
RED CROSS MANAGER
PRAISES EFFORTS OF
GRAND FORKS PEOPLE

In connection with the Red Cross
exhibit held at the North Dakota
state fair, Walter Davidson of Chica-
go, manager of the central division,
has written to J. B. Wineman, chair
man of the home service section, ex-
pressing appreciation of its success.
The letter in part stated: ut gives
us great pleasure to express our APP
probation Of your able and energetic
direction of the exhibit.N Capt. Myers
made 1t clear that the help given by
many of: the women .of the chapter
was a very large element in your suo-
cess, and We wish to thank the Grand
Forks chapter as a whole for its gem
erous.2Npportt Of the enterprise"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT, 4
MRS. BABCOCK IS
HIGHLY PLEASED
AT THE RESULTS
Huron Resident Says That
Change In Her Condition
Has Been Simply Won
derful.

= just can't begin to tell all that
.Tanlac has done for me-" said Mrs.
]. NJ. Babcock, 3ls9 Dakota Ave, Hur-
on, 8. d.
1T. Is simply wonderful that AIMED
ictne could make SO big a change in
anybody. When / began taking Tan
lacsmy stomach was so disordered
that no matter what / ate / suffered
from indigestion afterwards. I shud-
der ow when I think Of tho awful
headachts / used to have, andsI Ger
tainly am delighted that they have
gone along with my other troubles,
wa weak and nervous and had
70 little energy I could hardly drag
myself around the house, but since
taking Tarfae / ann like another wo-
a Evsn the tsrst bottle made a
f@F1asEaSae Improvement in my con-
>Gisfoa, and ~ 4 kept taking the medi-
Cine I could Jast fsel that / was get
tfnS rev life And ensrgy from every
dose. 4 al sfsree hearty meals a day,
Sleep as s1ftsd and peacefully as a
child ard feef as 1eIg as 7 ever did
iH nY life. Taalac was just an un-
told blessing t0 us.
Taafac fs sold In Grand Forks by
gno, Fl. Void, and by leading drug
gfsts everywhere
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
NATIONAL DIRECTOR
a OF SCOUTS WAS HERE

>Iudson P. Freeman Of Chicago, as
sistant national field director of the
Boy, Scouts of America and repre-
sentative Of the national council, was
in this city Sunday comforting with J.
Noble White; recently named scout
executive Of this city, and with other
members Of the local scout council.
Mr.. Freeman is on a tour Of inspec-
ton and came to Grand Forks after
visiting the Boy Scout leaders train
ing camp at Lake Itasca.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16

Howard Lowe, also of East Grand
Forks, but which was driven by Bar
ney Johnson. The car containing sew
eral other persons, was travelling at
a high rate of speed on the Mallory
road, about two miles east Of this city,
when trying to make al turn in the
road the car left the grade and
crashed into a telephone pole.
Miss Haig who was one of the oc-
cupants Of the back seat was thrown
forcibly against the front and the 9TH
ers in the rear seat against her.
Miss Haig was knocked uncon-
scious, but the others were not seri-
,ously- hurt. She was picked up by a
passing car and taken to q Grand
Forks hospital. A medical examination
showed that the pelvic bone hadtbeen
fractured, and it is expected that she
will be confined to the hospital for
several weeks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
HIGHWAY TOURISTS
HERE ENROUTE HOME

A. ". Treacey of Duluth, national
seeretary Of the, Theodore Roosevelt
Highway association, togetherN with
Mrs, Treacey, Mrs. G.. r.. Compton,
Miss Ruth Jacobson, r. Coum and H.
Mckenzie, spent Sunday night in
Grand Forks. enroute home from Gla-
cier National Park. where. they went
on the recent sociabi1ity tour.
Mr.. Treacey reported the tour to be
very successful and the highway to
be In excellent >condition except for
two short stretches in Montana, which
are now being improved.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
CAMPOUT

August and September are most de-
|lightful al. Chautauqua Park.
Cozy,l.confy cottages at Chautau-
qua park OF beautiful Devils Lake.
Now being used extensively by fami-
lies, alumni associations, camp fire
girls. boy scouts and parties Of young
and elderly people, all deriving keen
enjoyment in bathing. boating. rest
and recreation.
Equipment: 2 beds complete. 4
chairs, ! bench, ] table. lamp and
stove. ii s &
Bring bedding. pillows. dishes and
kitchen utinsels.
Rates: Day q. week. IS. month.
Address n phone Edgar La Rue,
Secretary. Devils Lake. N. sD.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
City Briefs
etassSsssss
DE. Ericscn mas returned and viii
sun his PRACTICALLY.

Dr. Fricscn mas returned and win
his prae.ics:-Adv,
Or. Moskow's Dental once viii be
dlosed from August 5 to August rs.
First-Cass Inside Painters wanted
81 once. N. Iverson & Son, opposite
! tne' court House.z-Adv.
Dance at belmont Park avarv
Tuesday and Friday evenings. Emara;,
orchestra and best floor in the stata,
adv.
O'Connor Back-J. F. 4. o,connor
has returned from Minneapolis, where
&c was n Of the CHIEF speakers be-
fore the national convention Of the
tSommercialslaw League Of America,
Dance at Fair Pavilion eyerv Wed
lnlesday and Saturday night. Music
ADV. .sa1
BY Bicycle-victor Walker, 10, and
IJoeGChandler, 20, passed through
IGrand Forks Monday enroute from
NIAGARA, New York. to San Francis
CO.. They are making the trip on BIZ
.SS SAN St1A SCug Ou ID ulyL IL 4-eH.ig-
Dooley Here-Henry F. Dooley,
secretary Of the Williston Commercial
club, was in Grand Forks Monday
enroute to Madison, Wis, where he
Will attend the American City Blu
reau's summe school for commercial
organization secretaries.
CoIlette Missing. b. Wineman,
chairman Of the home service section
PIT the Red Cross. has been asked to
thelp locate Edmund J.. Collette. a
former service mar If Thompson, N,
| D., with whom the Veterans Bureau
desires to communicate.
fdance will be sponsored by the
Grand Forks Band next Monday
night, August %. for the purpose Of
raising sufficient funds for the pur-
pose of d~efraying expenses necessary
to send the organization to the Min
nesota State fair. The dance will be
given in the pavilion on the fair
Six Big Prizes.-There are six big
prizes offered in. The Herald Big Six
The studeaaker Special Six sedan,
valued at $4,000 F. %. B. Grand Forks,
will 80 to the candidate having the
most point credits when the cam
paign closes. Six sedans will go to
prize winners. Non-prize winners
|. will receive 1919 cash commission,
4 Enter todat and win a prize. Read
spartifulars in the big ad.-Adv.
u Brickwork and cementwork done.
Inexperienced workman. Day or con-
tract. Call or write 2315 Strong
avenue, Grand Forks.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
East Side
AGED MAN ENDS
LIFE BY HANGING
Nels Johnson, 81 Years Old,
Kills Self In This City
Monday !.

Harry Gregg chief of police, in
vest1gating the case of Nels Johnson,
who hung himself near East Grand
Forks Monday morning, reports Moth
ing that will throw any light on the
reasons for the man taking his own
life. At the Palace hotel, Grand
Forks. Mi. Gregg found some clothes
and papers belonging to the dead
man. Among the papers were his
naturalization papers, These indicate
the deceased was 81 years old, that
he came to this country 1s years ago
on the ship Lusitania, and that he
Is survived by a brother and a sister
at Batavia, III. ""
Johnson's body was found about.
1880 Monday . morning by Ernest
~Supernant, on the old planning mill
grounds, east Of Washington avenue,
East Grand Forks, where he had com
mitted. suicide by hanging.
The body was lying under a tree.
a bit of rope attached to a branch
OF, the tree, and there was a similar
roRS aF9u9 g b dead mans neck; =,
was suicide.
Nothing is known of the man here,
and the, only mean of Identification
was a letter found in his pocket, adj
dressed to Nels Johnson, Miles Hotel,
Washington avenue south, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, from Henry Leum, May
vile, N. D.. The letter was dated
Oct =27,,2192N.~ Communication with
Mr.. Leum brought out the fact that
Nels Johnson. who answers the, de-,
scription of the dead man, left for,
Grand Forks from Mayville about 10
around Portland, N. d., for. several.
summers past. working as a harvest
hand. He had been in i'll health for
sone time, 1t was reported. He found
work on the farm too strenuous. and
came to Grand Forks to find lighter
work.
Over 60 Years Old
Information indicates the dead man
to be a. naturalized citizen, and 81
years Of age.> He was WITHOUT money,
but carried a gold Elgin watch. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Leum, Nels johnson
had money and the correspondence in
his pocket showed he had consid-
cradle deposit in the Farmers Nation
al bank Of Portland, N. o., at one
time.
The scene OF the tragedy was in an
out of the Way place, and it was, mere
chance that Ernest Supernant, while
cutting cross lots to get a load of hay,
came across the body. Coroner Nell
son thought the man had hung him
self sometime after midnight. The
watch on the body had stopped at 8
O'Clock! g..
Jute wrapping cord had been used
as a moose. and to all appearances 1t
had broken as. soon as the weight of
the man stretched it. but 1t had
frightened sufficiently to strange him.
At the time the body was found the-
clothes of the man were saturated, and
the coroner expressed the opinion
that 1t was caused from sweating,
following the ex%ertions OF the man to
loosen the rope about his neck.
The body was taken to the Pierce
Undertaking parlors.. but no funeral
arrangements have been made as yet
pending instructions from relatives at
Batavia, III. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16

Mexico City, Aug. 15.-National
lands in the territory of Quintana
Roo which have stood idle since 1893
are to be divided into small tracts
and sold on easy terms to farmers
Who a. give suitable financial refer
ences. The distribution of these lands
was suspended on December 1S,
1909, in order to allow for a COM
plete survey.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
EAST. SIDE BRIEFS

East. Side traffic policeman arrested
four on charges Of violating the city
speed ordinances.
The funeral Of Miss Ella Wick who
died last Friday. was held Monday
afternoon from the Swedish Lutheran
church, Rev. I'M Persenius official
ed at the>ceremonies.
Two men arrested on charges Of
were arraigned before
Judge Mcdonald Monday.
Miss Gladys Gaustad Of this city.
was tahen to the Deaconess hospital
Monday night. Miss Gaustad will
undergo an operation this morning.
Edward shaub Of this city. left
Saturday for Niagara where he ax-
poets to work.
T. P. Daily of this city recently left
for a visit in st. Paul.
Mr.. -and Mrs. Steve starkey, FORM
erly OF East Grand Forks nave res
Gently moved to Drayton where they
will make their home.
Mira. Edward Enright Of RedSLake
r AIlH, 0QFOuL6 To AOCkUATL, 14lnH,,
stepped of in this city Monday to
spend the, day with her sister-in-law.
Mrs, p. j. Kelly
Miss B. Z. Morrison left for Staples
Saturday, where she will visit friends
Mrs. Thomas Pender will leave to-
day for Brooks. MINI, where she viii
visit her daughter, Mrs. AID. Hiney.8
Miss Lydia Peterson OF Badger,
MINI, has accepted q. position with
the Tesster Nero. Co. OF this city.
Mrs, John Gepereau and son Ches-
5teE OF Duluth, MINI, are visiting ut
the home Of Mrs9L Roberts. soS
South Fourth street.
Esther Arneson returned Saturday
from Council Bluffs, Iowa. where She
spent d week visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Kdfn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16
SCIENCE CAN
NOW END cORNS
Such Tioabies Are Ouesoflaes.
Millions knolU This Nouu

A famous expert, years ago, solved
the whole corn problem.
The method is Blue-jay-the plas-,
ter or the liquid. It stops pain in
stantly. Soon the whole corn gently
1oosens and comes out.
Now folks who pare or pad corns
do themselves injustice. So do users
of old methods, harsh and crude.
Blue-jay is modern. 1t is ap-
T. proved by authorities. It is easy,
simple, quick and sure.
Just apply it and forget It, and
watch what becomes of the corn.
After that, you will never let a corp,
pain twice.
Your druggist has
Liquid or Plaster
Blu Jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
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SIDE GIRL;
INJURED In AUTO ,
WRECK SUNDAY

Miss Clara Haig Of this city was
quite seriously injured last Sunday
night. at about 1880, when returning
from Crookston in a a owned by.
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LANDS DIVIDED.

the do~uble-acting type, requiring nc
flywheels.
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16

Mrs, John Gepereau and son Ches-.
lteE OF Duluth, MINI, are visiting Ut
the home OF Mrs. 3. Roberts. sos;
South Fourth street.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-16

Esther Arneson returned Saturday
from Council Bluffs, Iowa. where she
spent q week visiting ~ the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Kifn.
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Miss Lydia Peterson OF Badger,
the Tesster Nero. Co. Of this city.