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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
FREE WATER FOR SCHOOLS

Water will be furnished for the
Pullman school district without
charge by the city as a result of ac-
ton taken by the city fathers Tues
day evening, when they passed mo-
ton granting the request of the clerk
of the district for the free use of
water The action of the council is
expected TO result in better kept
school lawns,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

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Mrs blanche 'eFo'''e ann "a '1 ,
week from 'he coast 70 ''s'' a. NJ
nome oil her parents W. an" ~ s'
Johh 0qu'ieS'
Howard Atkinson OF Spokane, an
overseas man now employed III me
interests OIL INC Ne''' Jus, was = "''
man VISITOR ne i''S' % : u.s. go" u ~
TOOK III the ols e'ieoI"''ol''
Ihe assessment foI l"I lne 81" el
district on Dexter ana ''oe s,' e'''
has been prepared ana d puoIIc ne','
ing on the ION "''I We "'''' at '"'
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Af' ana Mrs. y. f. Num- an" SON
formerly OF iu'ii'l"h' d'I''e" '"'
iiiSI Oh tue "'eh l'"i' '''i''li' VI Go
lot re" days WISH VII" IeI'''' ~
anu lileh"S' "e| '"'oo '''o u ~
oNe'l7ho'
Charles Stewart who has been
with the Moline Plow Go. I'D spokane
for several years, visited Pullman
friends this week. Mr.. Stewart has
received a merited promotion and
Will be assigned to the Portland Of
flee.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Nj. Johnston and
daughters of CoIfax were among the
visitors here on the Fourth
rronl, Araguira came down from
bis 1oogino cap,n ahova Ct A1aries
Idaho to celebrate the Fourtb with
bor,ofoIl,s
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Mr.. Lanning resided in Pullman for
many years and his friends are num-
bered by the thousands Uncle
Dick is looking hale and hearty and
says he is getting younger every day.
He reports much improvement in
the health of Mrs. Lanning, who re-
Gently was seriously i'll.
Mrs. c. f. Graves is visiting her
parents III Joseph ore
f. 0, Brownson, for many years a
citizen oil Pullman, Is expected late
TINS week from Wichita Kan, where
he Is now located.
II. g. Sims and family of Pampa
were guests over the Fourth OF Mr.
and Mrs +, 5. Maxwell,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08
CARD OF THANKS

To all the friends and neighbors
who assisted and comforted us in the
hour of our great bereavement we
wish to return our heartfelt thanks.
May the Lords blessing rest upon
them.
Mr. W W. Cochran, Mrs. Emma
Seitz, H. s. Seitz and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank owen and
family Arthur E. Seitz.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

Dairying with purebreds is an in
spiration for future possibilities.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-08

Washing machines can be replaced
but women's backs can not.
, 1921-05-19

for that reason are very satisfactory.
Coming to the kitchen. the visitor
finds a small room so designed that
1t will be a positive JOY to TIE house.
wife who will hnve to spend much OF
her time there. 1t Ia small. 8 by II
feet. but equipped with all the neces.
stiles OF a kitchen. 30 arranged that
they occupy a minimum Of space. In
a room Of this size a refrigerator. sink,
range and cupboard can be very easily
accommodated. Adjoining the kitchen
IL a small pantry.
II goes without saying that the
builder has accomplished something
very much worth while In constructing
a home like this. He has killed 1.-TWO
birds with n stoOe." as the saying
goes. by building . pretty and com.
Portable home at a very reasonable
cost. As an economical type Of build.
ing the bungalow stands n a class BY
itself. That perhaps accounts for its
great popularity which seems to gain
impetus a. each day passes.
, 1921-05-19

man the one SilOwn here. 1t repre-
sents a wonderful combination of
charm and utility. an attractive >ex-
teriOr and well laid out interior. With
these two qualities. Il home IL satis-
factory.
Built of frame, painted an immacu-
late white. the house has n very hos
pitable entrance. one that heckOns the
~rasser-hy. A glass paneled door opens
The way into the house. 1t Is set In m
artistic frame. so to speak. with IL
quaint hood above, electric light. nnd
delightful terrace. enhanced by two or
namental flower r The floor Of the
terrace is concrete and Is set about
two feet above the walk. Long case
menl windows in groups OF three fur
nish the light for the large rOoms In
the front Of the dwelling and also add
much 10 the nttrnctivencss OF the pic
ture. The front door lends into the
living room. one Of those large ram
bling %lounging places that have co,ne
to mean so much IN the happy home.
II Is the center Of family life and
consequently Cannot be overlooked.
This one is particularly bright and
, 1921-05-19

Wyoming on the 31st day of May,
1891. ut the hour of ten o'clock Of
the forenoon Of said day. to show
cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale of said estate ~
prayed for in said petition, reference
to which 10 hereby made for further
particulars; and
It In. hereby further ordered that
. copy Of this order be published At
least 0nco a week for three success
sive weeks In . Newspaper printed
and published In said County Of Car
bon and State Of Wyoming. and that
u copy Of this order shall be for
warded by registered mail to the last
known address Of the next of kin OF
said wards. a a
Dated April 30th, 1891.
v. J.. TIDBALL,
81 Jndge.
Brimmer 4 Brimmer. Attorneys.
First Pub. May s, 1891. -
Fourth Pub. May IS, 1891.
, 1921-05-19
Proving Value Of Birds.

The passage of the migratory-blrd
treaty act, IL Is estimated. has result
Ell In u total return. in actual fOOg
value. to the hunters Of the United
States, of more than $50 1000. 900. Stnte
officials have notified The biological
survey of the United States Depart
EIent Of Agriculture that In Minnesota
alone hunters report 2.05S,4 400 ducks
killed IN 1910. AS each Of these birds
may be considered to have a food
value Of AT least IS cents. the total
return from them In food to this one
state was about $ 100000. II 1t had
been possible to sell these birds. they
would have brought twice that
smount. The great value Of game TO
the country Is thus made evident.
, 1921-05-19
Mr., Einstejn's Restraint.

Barney Barnard. the Hebrew come
dian. says Il rn.religionist of his was
called on the telephone by the cushier
OF the bank where he kept his funds.
to be Informed that his q APP
penreh Ovcrt,uwn TO the extent of
Sl7.4O.
"ls that sO?" inquired the deposltOr.
Say. listen. mister. would you look
and sec how much money of mine IA
In your bunk ~ month ago tOday?"
After Il brief examination Of the
books. the cashier reported. "One
month ago today. Mr.. E%instein. you
had a credit of x22O."
"SU-O-O!" said MIR. EinStein. "Vcll
did | call you up?".-S Saturday Evening
Post.
, 1921-05-19
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
PETITION FOR LEAVE no SELL
REAL E8TATE SHOULD NOT BD
A OF }

County Of Carbon
In the District Court. Second Judi
Icial District.-~
In the matter ofathe Guardianship
Estate Of Cora Ellis, Helen Ellis,
David Ellis and Emily Ellis.
Cordelia Elisabeth Ellis, the
Guardian Of the Estates Of Cora Ellis.
Helen Ellis, David Ellis and Emily
Ellis, minors, having this day pre-
sented to this Court her petition
filed herein, duly verified. praying
for an order Of sale of all the real
and personal property belonging to
the said minors for the causes and
reasons therein set forth; and it ap-
pearing to this Court from said Pc
tition that it Is necessary, and would
be beneficial to the said minors, that
the said real and personal estate de-
scribed in said petition shall be sold:
1t Is hereby ordered that the next
of kin of said minors and all per-
sons interested in their said estates,
appear before this Court, at the
Court House in the the Courtroom
thereof, in the City Of Rawlins,
County Of Carbon and Stats of
, 1921-05-19
Motor Roads IL Cubs.

Cuba Is beginning To realize the
value Of the motor vehicle 10 supple
ment transportation by railway and
coastlng steamers. nDd 1t Ia facilitnt-
ing motor transport by repairing mnny
Of the old military roads aud also by
the ronsl ructIO' Of rN.w highways
There are good roads along TIE coast,
hut In the interior many OF the rOa,ds
are impossible except by pack mules,
Cuba %enfOrces " strict nnti.giare> law.
and care must he used IN the seiscti00
Of automobile lamps.
, 1921-05-19
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
, ORDER OF SALE OF REAL
A OF WYOMING }

County of Carbon
In District Court, Second judicial
District.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Robert Paul Wilson. Deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court from the verified petition
OF Young w. Whitsett, Administrator
OF the Estate of Robert Paul Wilson,
Deceased. on file herein, that 1t ID
necessary to sell the whole of the
estate OF said deceasde.
1t 10 ordered by the court. that ali
persons interested in the estate OF
said Robert Paul Wilson, deceased.
appear before the District Court Of
the County OF Carbon, Wyoming. ut
the court room thereof, in said
county and state ON the 28th day
Of May. 1921. at 10 O'Clock A. M. Of
said day, then and there to show
cause, II any they have. why an order
as prayed for in the petition, should
not be granted to said administrator
to sell the real estate of said de-
ceased. at either public or private
sale for the purposes mentioned In
the petition. a. he shall Judge to be
for the best interests of said estate
anu VI tU0 PARTIES 10toTo9LeO IucTo1As
1t II further ordered that q COPY
Of this order be published at least
once q week for four a. successive
weeks In the Rawlins Republican, .
newspaper printed and published in
said county.
Dated this 23rd day Of April A. D..
1921.
v. J. TIDBALL.
Judge.
First Pub. April -, 1891. s..
, 1921-05-19

cheerful because of the double set Of
windows on front and side. II In IL
feet G inches by ~ feet, which Ia un-
usually large for such a small home.
Through an open doorway Of ample
width the dining room Is seen. dividing
the width of the house with the living
room. 1t IL also a cOnmodlous, spa.
cious room, IS feet 6 Inches by ~ feet.
with seven windows In all. Two sets on
the side and a set of three IN front
facing the street.
The dining Don affords nccess to
the kitchen at the rear through u sin
gle door and TO a side hall through
an open doorway. This hallway. run
ming parallel to the front Of the house.
leads to the bathroom at the for end
OF the house and the W bedrooms.
very conveniently grouped with regard
to the living quarters. Secluded as
they are, they alford members Of the
fnmliy q eGance to rest ever though
100 activity = going on In the living
recon, TAo nel(foons are small. but
= DOT coaeain any waste space and
, 1921-05-19

It's an old saying that murder
will out, but 1t would be more to the
point to see the murderers snuffed
out.
, 1921-05-19
CHARMING, COY
BUNGALOW HOME
Has Five Comfortable Rooms
Efficiently Arranged.
IS NOT EXPENSIVE TO BUILD
Exterior 70 Distinctive and Vesy
Plsaslno-kitchsn So Arranged
10 to es . Positive Joy to
the Housewife.
Dy WILLIAM A. RAoFoRD.

~ ~uH
s1 ~ W,lliss 4: Haafcsa vii aesxss
sSSjsct q s esa d,SSI's sor t Rssst 9ssds!9, e e ~ iss
: e !: fa,.s r. assGsa' s q II i: S.Si .sS;s:.'.nss s:
q. yttho1t doubt. the Highest authority
on az thess subjects! Adore III Inquiries
avenue. Chicago. iii. and only snclosS
tWo-cent stAmp for reply.
When buying or building a home,
the average nan and wife are inter-
eSted In two th'ngs-price and ap-
rrarance. They know how many
rooms they need-if a small family a
small house will serve, and vice versa.
And as the tendency has seemed to
drift toward the smaller family. the
smaller house Is more popular. When
the bungalow first made Its appear
ance on the western coast 1t was con-
sidered more or less Of a freak. But
the utility OF this small attractive
dwelling soon became apparent and
the bungalow swept the country by
storm. 1t solved the big problem
charm At a reasonable coat.
Today II IL as popular In the Middle
West rs It is out on the oas and hun
dreds are being built every year. The
housewife who cannot afford servants,
and the housewife who ann get
them do not want to assume the
drudgery involved In the upkeep Of a
large house. They turn to the small.
compact, ROXY bungalow ms q solution.
And 1t fills the bill admirably.
II u-ou11 ho harN ~ And a renrn ~
iractlvc md appealing bungalow home
, 1921-05-19
Built up Animal Lite.

All announcement SHOULD he given
10 rational preservation ant prOiaxn.
ton Of game animals la forest regions.
says the American Forestry Magazine.
The transplanting Of large game fr0aR
erly was plentiful but aimee Inns been
killed out Is worthy OF universal cous-
mentiatkpn and The work done by the
forest-servics IN this neaa u.estts eesd
support.
, 1921-05-19

First Pub. April -, 1894.
Fourth Pub. May l9,1921.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

in meldem ii6 oas 8ilion 3ame1rflei-
Ger nnb Observation-Disclosures
@eidaft befin6et, lebten Sotretognb-
a,,geridtet, tp6brenb ser Shaben an
BEN @aren I'M 9etruge bon $4,000
angeridtet, m1bren1 ser Sdyaoen am
Dem @eba11oe, bas gigent11m bes Npo=
tbfers Marttn Molitor lit, anf meb-
rere tauIi END Dollars abgeidabt miro.
Sic 10 bielfa9 in SCI, hieiigen
Gagesbldttern beiprodene Soee> 6urd)
eine @i0errufsmabl Der Witglie0er
ser S~ta6tfommiiiion SET Stoot ct.
glouo cine al6ere @erpaltuug gu ber-
ifaffen, ideint %iniotpeit cine feitere
@eltalt ange1uommen 5u baben, alS
onei 8iirger Ser Staot nn1nGuft &C.
madt pl1rben, sic lid) gelpillt 5eigel1,
bel Ser Nell1pabl in SEN Witbetperb al
treten. 8enannt tper6en g. S. Geber<
ger als &nnoioot fir 6as 8iirgermei=
lteratnt; 6. S. Woore fir 6os Mmt
oeS S6abmeiiters unb @. %. Mur=
pbp fir bas Mmt bes Stroben=&om
miiiarS. Sbne 3meifel tperben ii6 big
511r Belt Ser @i6errufstpah[ nod) an
oere &%on0ioate1 iiir Dell Wiitbelperb
%riiiten.
Toothsome home made candy
put up i'll fancy imported boxes
for the Christmas shoppers at
Becker's.-adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Ser Aodtp. Bfarrer P. 2ufe, 8. g

Der hodm. Bfarrer P. Suite, 8. @.
9. g. g., inter bellen Sbiorge ser
ltattlid)e Nellbar1 Dor ii6 ging, bas err
lte fl. MeBopfer @ott oem @errn bar
bringen n,,b bel bem feierliden Mmte
cine Ser ireubigem @%elegenfeit entipre
den6e Erebi9t balten.
9ie ebrm. Mutter 2o11iie pom ct.
8ene6itts &onoent IN ct. Soiepb en-
frantic lebten Wontag, Sem 8cgrab<
nistaqe oes ieligen Biidofs Sacob
Erobec, nabmittags in ct. Glolt6 Der
art, baB tie I'M ct. W6arienz&onpent
in ct. CLOUD undergraduate mur6e, no
lie iid nunmebr bon ibrer &ranfbeit
bereits Derart mie0er erbolt bat, 6aB
Tie oniheiner6 friib genug nod Dem
ct. @ere6ifts &onbent IN ct. Soiepb
e1rtla5ien 1perben fam, INN SOS bodbl.
@eibnabtsfeit inmitten ibrer &loiter=
ldppeltern feiern 81 f0n11en.
x SSn Ser LETTER Sonntagaben0 I'M
Mubitoril1m ser &ot6e6ralbodidatle
itattgefunbenen 9iltrift=ge
bes Notional 8elfare Council fatbo=
lii6er Mdnner, 6ie nebit Dem bodp'=
1ten 8iid)of 8uih bodm'iter @r5bi-
1bof Dolpling BON ct. Saul nnb
bodyn'lter 8iidpf Seffron Don ISL
mona NIT ibrer @egenpart beebrten
nro ser Geriammlung in fl1r5en Mn=
ipraden 0ienten, mltr6e Sic Orguuiia=
ton bes ct. Glo110 9iitriftsberban=
bes oltrd Ste @abl n~odnenar1ter 8e-
o1nter1 51tltnnOe gebrodt: Gbriltian
Sdmitt, bon ct. Glol10, EraiiOent;
@ilb. 81. 8perger bon ct. Glouo,
Sbrtftfubrer; Sobann Stod bon ct.
Soiepb, Gicepraii0ent; 6eroinanb He=
tiers bon Gol6 Spring, S6abmei<
lter. Mae Gierteljabre mer0en 81
itriftsperialnmlunge11 a%bgebulten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
g g.
Kirblthe
Uahribten.

9 100
*,3nm bo6bl. 8eibnadtsfelte miro
Ser bodlp'ite 8ildof Soiepb 8uid in
Ser Mitterna6ts1tun0e Elm Bontififal=
amt 5elebrieren nn6 pabren6 6es tint
5ebn lbr coram episcopo ltottfin=
oenoer1 M1nte 0ie 6eitpre0igt bolten.
: 81 einem gang beion0eren 6reu=
oentage miro iidy fir Sic Mitglie6er
ser ct. CLOUD unbefledten gnpf6ng=
nisfir6e 6nS 6od)bl. Weibna6tsfeit
geitolten, ga an ienem 5elttage 6os
neue, pradtboa eingeridtete gr0ge=
lf)oB Ser 11el1en Stride 5nm erI ten Mn-
le ols @ottes6nus 8ertpen6ung finoe11
miro. SSn ser Mitternn6tsl tun6e miro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the
the stockholders of the Granite
City Investing Corporation will
be held at the office OF the Corpor-
alton at the Breen Hotel on Tues
day, January 3rd, 1922, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of
electing Directors of said Corpo-
ration for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other
as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
John Hesse, Secretary.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
@roffener in eimer 8lim6en.Nnfalt,

Seriep Gitp, 81. s, ~. Gee. Nls
0onnerltag frib Elm Jeuer in Ser
6rauen-Nbteilung bes ct. Soiepb=
8lin1enbeims ausbrad, tpnr bas Sc
ben bon iiber 100 Sniaiien eefdbrbet,
Die ober> Danf Ser Sapferfeit elmer
bormber5igen 59meiter, 0ietrok&aud
nno 6lammen ben 6obr1tubl nab SEN
oberen Stodperfen I'M Betrieb er=
belt, 6urd Boli5iiten, Geuertpebrleu-
te, Na6barn unb Mngelteate ms
Greie gefIbrt ,mnr6en.
Mebr ais fiinf5ig 6raue1,, Don oe=
men piele gelabmt ODER bettlagerie ma=
rem, mur6en anf Sragbabren o6er ouf
ibren 8etten ins 5reie gebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
&orgamge i'm
@tQOtlebe1

- 2esten Sam1tas m1roe'1 Ole
lterbIiden lleberreIte Der am oorDer=
seeansensn Mitt1pod im ct. Ha=
pIneIs Sospitol p%erltorbel1en Sro1l
Reaiuo gouna, Satin 0es Steinmes
Beors goune, boz, Ser 8otbeorale
aus oeru StuB ser Groe ,lbergeber1.
Die Serltcrbeue lar cine Godter oes
i'm ct. Solepts Nltenbeim lebe''oen
Sobam &eulle,,oorfer. sic mar IN
3idbun1, 8apern, geboren nno font
ais iunaes MGoden NIT ibren gltern
slod1 Nmerifo. Sp1ter perchellhte nc
lid nit @ecrg Doung, Sem tie ais
treubelorgte @attin iait ore1Big sabre
sltr Settle ltono. SIR oll5nfrllber 100
lie ltunS I'M 50. 2ebensiabre -lpar
uerurlod,t ourd} 8lutuerglit1ng irtol=
ae elmer leid,ten &cr>prnoun9 oes ~
mes. Ssbren Singuug %bctrol1erl1 11eol1
i.,ren1 @atten led}s &i1oer: Sertgo'
Gluro, ASaltcr, Nal1l, Agl1es l1llo VT
ma. lo1uie ihr bctagter Nater pom
slltenheiu1, ibr hodlp. Srltoer T.:
9&n1l, .. g. 9, pom Ser ct: Sob1s
gbtei, orei Sriiocr: Sobom Aeallell=
norfcr BON Gallo, g. 8, Scren5, Ht=
better an ser ct. Sobaal'es @otel,
Sol,is BON @eit Union rno 1Nrs o1e'
SdnpcItern @uptilta Don ct. elollp'
GgYiIouenu von Gctroit, Ntllll1:, ~
onoer ION Golo Sprirg, NtatDlloo
pou Glpqllct. lrinn., 'an1llltI'n oe1''
WencOiftincr Sroen ongeboreno, 10
uie cine grcbe gn5ohl poll Serlpoao=
ten uno Srcllnoen. SIR pOdNp. Sruoer
P. &arl nielt Die Irol1er1eler, EN- TEL
crlid)es Nequien1, uoht1 lodAo. r.
y11tc. >. 2. 9. y. g., uoll Der 111loe=
fledtcn Gmpiangnistlrde 11l'O bodlp.
SEER Garlep Don Scr &otheorale oN'1z
ltierten. Nudhcr muroc Sic Selhe ollt
Dem Gulparien= 8ctte:afcr beero1gt.
M0ee tic r1,her III 0ricoe1:
4 box of Becker's Chocolates
would make her happy on Christ
ma All girls like good candy
dd1'.
Tode tuaelollgeul Serbor Der
aLaee ser 6rm1 Morgoretfa @eber
aegen sic Nortbern Hociflc Sabnge=
ieGifaft negen t6rperlid}er @erletln1g
tfirer ielblt, sic lie bel el11em 3l1=
%ianunenitoB oes bon ibren1 Gotte11 &C.
Ite1erten Nutomobils, in pelfem lih
ibre Somilie befanO, nit einer1 gt=
Ienbabn5lge erlltt, gelurgtc man nit
Dem ;3el,genperbor Montogna6mittag
10 melt, oaB &reisrihter Sobn u. Hoe=
Ter Ben @eid}lporenen nit ieiner Mus=
cinonoerletung oes Safes IN elmer
griiroliden G~roleguag Ser Sic &logel
betreffenoen gcrid'tlid1cn F11nfte Sic
l1er fonnte. 9us &erOift Ser @eidmo=l
renen iprod) Ser 3l19crir, sic 81 Ell!
her entid}abigung ION $4,000 flag
bar gelpor0en mar, Bic Slln1lne bon
$4,000 81.
- Ser fiir Sen Gerfouf BON 8eih=,
ltadt5iiegeln am San1ltag peranital=
tete Gag" Gag brodte Sic Summe
bon $4,000 ein, Sic ieoenfoas ais
cine bobere bdtte berihtet tper0en
fonne11, maren ben juneen Gomen Ser
Sorrot on uSogs" niht olljufriib aus
gegangen.
Lilliputian mixed and ribbon
candy for the holiday trade at
Becker's.-AdT.
gouoro S. @ineS, pelder lue=
gen Mi,to=G iebItobls Ser ct. glol,o
8eformanitolt iiber1pieien muroe uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Mmtlid}e 8eitGtigmng.
@nihfnntnn II See -

@aibington, II. Sec. - Beamte
Des Staatsoepartements beitatigten
om 6reitag in @aibington bie 8erli=
ner Nadri6t, 0aB Sic 9unOesregier=
nng garI Sang, Ser bon Ser 0eutiden
&ei6sregierung gum @ei6dftstrager
ibrer 8otidoft in 8aibington auser=
leben it, offi5ieu ols ibr gel,efal &c
5ei6net bat, 10 0aB ieinem &on1men
ma d6en Ser. Staoten nnbts I'M @ege
itebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

Oct, ut10 1e1ne Otele1 SteQrnS eOu1ll
ISreu,1oe tper0en lid} "11niern anf olel'
frobe Nadyri6t bin ausgelprohene1
@iin1de mldlieben, DOB Dem irrtg tot
geiogten @errn Sacobi Elm frotlid)eS
@eibno6tsfeI It nro 0eren nod htelt
mogen beidie0en lein.
It's high time you select one OF
those fancy imported boxes. They
are going fast. Fill it with our
delicious chocolates as her Christ
mas gift. Becker's.-Adv.
$ 81. Glarf bon 8ur0od, Ofinn.,
meld)er in einem bieiigen @e16aft Ell
mem auf $4,000 ansgeiteuten, lpert=
lpien @eloi6ein in Ware umiebte, 1T
bon &reisri6ter Sobn 81. Hoeier gu
lebaig Sage11 @efdngnis per1trteilt
morOe1t. BUR MbbiBnng bieier Strnfe
befinoet ii6 Ser iunge Guni6tg1t iebt
i'm @efdngnts 5n Minneapolis, mobtn
er lebten Greitag bon Sheriff Sb0=
ner obgefMbrt muroe.
- SIN ct. Mlerius @ospitol gu
8ismorf, g. g., bat 81. S. 2mouebr
letten 9onnerltag mod elmer an ibm
borgerommenen Speration bas 3eit=
lide geiegnet. Ser @erltorbene mur0e
Dor 81 Sabren IN ct. Mugulta gebo=
rem, mo er feline Sl1gen6 perlebte nn6
Ipaterbin fem @eim in ct. CLOUD bat=
te. Son bier 5og er Dor mebreren
SSabren nod Nortb Gafota, 400 er lid
in @Ibo1p Safe nie0erlieB. Wit ieiner
in ct. Mugulta nod %pobnenoen, SO
Sabre alte11 Mutter ltn6 ieiner @at-
tim betroleern 5ebn &inoer ieinen &in=
gang. 9ieie lin0: George un6 6te
6raue1 @ittra9 nn0 &einbo6 bon
Wanfoto, Minn., Solepb uno 6loren=
tine bon SioneD, Mont., &obert, SEQ,
Mrtbur, Slipia nrr6 &egina, 0te ii9
nod bei ser M11tter in @1bop 2afe
befinoen, uno in oere11 @er5elei0 tel
len jtd bier 8rii6er: IS. 8. 2an0tpebr
bon bier, 8ernbar0 bon ct. Mngnlta,
@einrid BON Nortlan6> Ore, un6 S.
S. .2onDmebr bon Se6an, Minn.,
neblt elmer Stiefibtpelter, 6rnn Stiff
meper bon @lear Safe. 9ie 2et9e
muroe 5onntag nod ct. Gloub ge=
bra6t, in Der @obnung ieines 8ru-
6ers gebabrt nn6 dm Montag nod Ell
men Inn 11el1 ubr in Der rnbeledttert
Gmpfdngnisfirde gebaltenen Ste
qmiem I'M 8ei1ein pieler Berman6ten
nn6 Sreun6e anf Dem &albarien<@ot=
tesader CUR &ube gebettet. M0ge Ser
8%eritorbene ruben in Grieoen!
Die naditiabrige @efliigelaus=
iteq1tng Der Central Mirneioto Boul<
trD Niiociatiom ftnoet bonn 5. big 8.
SSanltar eingeidloIien 1T ser neuen
@offenbane itaH. Ser Nusite1nngs=
pIab lit mo6l ein tDenig meit gelegen
ober Die uWn6er" Der il slteuung ge-
ben Die 3uitder1tng, 6aB Sic 1Gdit=
idbrige MusiteQlng Die bette, ie IN
CLOUD abgeboltene iein piro, 6a=
fer l1iemm0 iid Sem 8eg 5ur 8affen-
bnlle iol1te b%er0rieBen Ioiien.
Imported Japanese baskets for
the holiday shoppers at Becker's.
Cine begliiden6e Iomilien-Me-
union fano Mortag in Ser @obna1ng