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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07
A BLACKBERRY PIE.

synopsis. Pioneer In she Califor-
MA redwood region. John Cardigan,
at forty seven, Is tho leading citizen
Of gequoia, owner OF mills. ships,
and many acres cf timber, a Wild
over after three years OF married
life. aud father Of two-day OLD
Bryce Cardigan. AZ fourteen Bryce
Alakes the acquaintance OF Shirley
Sumner, q visitor at Sedu0ie, and
his Junior BY few years. Together
they Visit the Valley Of the Giants.
sacred TO John Cardigan and his
son as the burial place OF Bryce's
mother. and part with mutual re-
greet While Bryce Is At college
John Cardigan meets with heavy
business losses and for the first
time views the future with uneer-
tsinty. After graduation from col
lsge. and trip abroad. Bryce Car
digan comes home. on the train he
meets Shirley Sumner, on her way
10 Boquola to make her home there
with her uncle, Col Pennington.
Bryce learns that HIS fathers eye
sight has failed and tina, Col. Pen
nington ia seeking 10 take advan-
tage OF the old mans business mis-
fortunes
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07

fish balls to chOwder
and Goldfish gravy to
serve with baked pota-
toes, any ont a real
treat when nicely pre-
pared and seasoned.
Goldfish With Rice and
Olives. - Freshen the
salt fish and cook at q
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07

IAN riches are desirable. ana we are
justified In seeking them all; but the
riches of mind and soul give the great
est happiness and ADD the most TO
the value of life. When it comes to
the riches of mind ard soul can you
say you are millionaire? To be such
a millionaire would certainly be worth
while, and here We f'rd a new ambi-
ton"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07

squares, place "a peeled
and cored arpie OH each
square, fill the cen;trS
with sugar and spice and
pinch up the corners
Place in a deep baking
dish with a cupful of
brown sugar. a cupful of
boiling wafer and tNa
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80

l0. l92O western Nswspaper Union.1

When we become so absorbed In
the world of things and in the accu-
mutation of things that we forget to
De considerable, courteous and kind. we
are not worth cent to anybody"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07
sEAsoNABLE GOOD THINGS.

An oId-fashioned apple dumping =
q dessert hard 10 equal. Roll out rich
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-01-07
EVERYDAY GOOD THINGS.

For those who like Goldfish there are
any number of good dishes from aod.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
SortelIinaer fra CANADA.

O~<AU>%SASS% I%u SuuUVu
0ptegnelier fra Mpbpeeerlibet /
norffe Settlementer / @oifatcbetpa11.
@f @igb. @g6bif.
9t CT en- uoelt 6orngielie at leie
6et1ne lille 8og = ia, ben er 90 paa
100 @i6er, % Sc, ct tattrDfte. Ser
ct ganife biit lite laet an paa noger
literert afpu6iet @til;; ct og ar16et
fun6e gnifes be6re / ben @etning, %
Sen rab=norlfe @tabemoa6e al man
ge Or6 bill iagtens for en- Sci BIN
6re 8ogens 116bre6elie blon6t SON.
ffe. Men bette bur6e 6og lite tie;
BERTH er 8ogen for rig. Torfatte-
rem fortaner, iom ON man fa6 Sin.
figt til @niigt me6 ba11, me6ens set
enc 8tlleoe effter set an6et oprunes
fro De fierne @gne i Canada.
SORT CT Der en- Sci mere og mini
ore fpre6te Ernf fra Camera og
Margo gg1ene. Men &obe6interes.
fen fnptter fig til be mere far1Ieoe
.Sfi1ontnger fra SettIene,tet be6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
8aitpr g. Mprbentpft

Com set fremeoar al en- Mrtifel
fer / 81aoet CT @aitor g. Mor6entoft
MI b1anot Sc @raiter, fom inart rel
ier biem. Ser ipnes 6esbarre lite
at bore noget @aa6 for Danif<Mmc<
%ritanertte til at fnitbol6e ielb be beo=
lte ;yog 6pgtigite menb, fom er font
men Der ODER biern1ne fra og bor
bragt 6eres 2tbs be6ite Mrbei6saar
til en- betpontngsfu16 @ierning
blan6t 2an6smen6. Ser er 11oget
5orbo1oene % blan6t Menneffcne
Der, Tom er me6 til at presie Dem
bort.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.

Dablton, ca. 400 Mi1 Norobeit for
@innipeg og IS M1 fra nGrmeite
Standardization. @p6bif forteller
fine Sp1epelier 1om @Doningsmaro
BET in6e i oct blan6e6e Sfob= %
@reriebelte. 9g ban forteller ON
fine Maboer / bette @ettlement; ON
bbor6on Sc tom 6erben, rD66e6e Be-
res npe &iem / @fobene, bpgge6e
Sfolebuie og @irter 90 ifabte en- M
blomitrenoe 8Dg6 1angt n%oroenfer
beboe6e @gne. @p6bif ielp bor me-
get flittig / bette Mrbei6e, 6en &io
ban boe6e 6er paa fit @omdtea6.
San bialp til me6 at faa oprettet
Sfoler og me6 at faa organiiert
@entgbe6en> bar 2e6eren for ct @ar
Sangforenin9er> TT Soft fammen til
Geitligbe6er, .be6 bbilte ban iang 90
bol6t &aler> fit / @tano Deflama>
tionSpreber % on6et al Sen @1ags.
Ser gaar giennem bans Sftl6ringer
en- belgi6ren6e un6eritrgm al ST.
11er; men 6e aan6er fgrit % frer1-
melt en- obb @rbgoigbeo for erliet
Mrbei6e baa6e meo &aan6 og Mdn6.
Ser er al mango fortalt meeet ON
MDbbggerlibet. Men set CT biit
iieloen giort mere libltgt % fnmtt,
big tilforla6eligt enc af oenre Gor.
fatter. Set bil6e bore ffibtt al op-
m1ntre bam lt6t be6 at fibbe bors
Bog. San ct en- S6eaItit al be6ite
@tebning, bbilfet ban 81. a. biier
6erbe6, at bar Inn tenter paa at
BRUCE 6e @enge, ban faar for 3d..
gen til Grer1r1e al et 8la6foretager.
6e GSremti6en"), bbort ban bar
fien1pet tappert for fine S6ere r6e1t
at goa paa clifford. Maar BET at itM.
te en- iaa6an Man6 Tan forenes me0,
at maj, ielp faar @er6t for fine @en.
ee, oe mere til, da Ton BET 10 Hui,
%onbefaIes.
8oge1 foiter $1.O0 oa foog bos
8. @asm,4sien 60. 1872 goutb 4tb
ct, gainneapoltg. Mtnu,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25

Mcres ct 1agt til Sen, %1aaleoes at
6ens 9ofleng6e ct mere en6 81 Mi=
les, o9 1elbe &abnen ftraffer fig ODER
6 Mi1es fra @or6 til @p6. n6grap=
ninger, ser bentes frl6fgrte omfrtng
1. Mpril, bill gise M6gatg for oe itgr=
itc 5fibe, Ser er bDggeoe, maa1fe
mes ltnotagelie al ire eller fire. IT'D
pioclierne og Sorbe6ringerne al
@apren oil an6rage ii Millioner
Collars.
/ &ibenbabns SriDobn er ogiaa al
itpritc 8etponing for baaoe 8pen og
2an6et. Sci er Sen lterlte og be6lte
5ribabn / @orSebropo. Den better
SO Mcres. On Gribobn CT EFT @apn,
bbor @arer tan benligge Ell STD %
iaa ien6es bi6ere u6en at ser ifal be-
tales Solo paa Dem, ielp ON oe Ell
lerS er tolopligttge.
Otter en- 0%pgierelie al Go1,n1arfs
Son11age omtales 119rmere 6e to
itore 9ampifibsielifaber nDet Sire
neoe" og ~9itaiiatiffe", ianrt set
@tore Mor6iife Gelegrafielifob. De
er a1le ieroeles ptgtige 6aftorer /
Danmarfs gfonomtlfe 2ib. @n
Meng6e an6re 9ampifibs1 ifober
ipiller ogiaa 6eres &olle> og 8on=
ferne maa iffe 9lemmes. Sc 1tprlte
al. 6isie er Sen Danife 2on6man6sz
banf, grtbatba11fen pg Hotionolban=
fen.
9anmarf er ct al Noturen life
noget rigt 2on6. Dets ene1te nat11r<
lige Snoritri er 2an6brug; set fat
ingen Sui, ingen Slie( i11tet SSer11
eller andre mineralife @igoomme, og
oct bar ingen u6itrafte Sfobe.. Set
moa itole 1t6eluffenoe paa fit sSSor6
og paa lit 5olfs &lggt> 6oretagiom=
beo, 5li6 og &illie til at 1ambirfe
lamt paa fin for6elagtigt geographic
8eliggenbeo for @an6el oe @fibs=
fart.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Blannt Tann8n1xnn.
Mfopb 9a,nmel 9amifer.

De gamle gdar bort. Sou e. 6e11
8%9=aarige Gbri1t g. Mn6erien, 8laro,
@ascona6e County, Misiouri, afgoa=
ct beo 9e6en. San bar raft nelte11
til set ii6lte. San bar @eteron fra
to &rige, i6et ian iom 16=oarig 6el<
tog GreaarSfrige11, bbor fan / @la=
get beo Siteo bleb iaaret. San par
life 6eito minore / &efferne igien
beo Mpiun6e iamme @%fteroor. San
tom til Mmerifa / 1862 og iom
gammel @ol6at fl1n6e ban raturIig-
big life un6la6e at trqoe ino / Mor0=
armeen, bbor Fan bIeb Sergeant oq
iaareoeS tire @ange fpr ban / 1865
blep afm9nitret.
6. g. Mn6erien blep gift meo Ell
Datter at @brtit Sesien, EFT 1f Sc
gamle 6anife Settlere / @ascona6e
eountD. SGrl1gt belbabenoe bleb
oe>1 gamle alorig; men ban gioroe
fit 9amle 6eore1ano sore a1le fire
Sage og ban tog en- lip1ig og. attip
9el / MnerifaS u6pifling. S matt
&c Mar bar ban 6re6s6ommer paa
fin @gn,. bpor ser olti6 bar boet en-
9el Donife.
San fit me6 fig / fin Site @rin=
~oringsmebatllen fra Sen 6anife @e=
giertng og @eteraner fra 8orgerfri=
gen fenfe6e Stiernerne og @triber=
tie ODER bans @rob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Aifob Spn11nerhie,1 ! 1ffett,

Ertnitotts MISUNDERSTANDING /
SEEM Dorf mes Msiiitance al r@ffor
% "&ornerat" opfgrte / Maenner-
cbor $an til SS1oteet for Mifob
Sommerbiem forrige 5reoag r0ber
Mla1teren"> Set fit en- bel fortient
gl1rftig Mo6tage1ie al set o~berfplote
$l1s. Gorfatteren ST. Maee @ang
$o1m, baboe ffaM ct baaoe prieinalt
90 uroerboloeroe StDfte, Ser fit e1,
faa fortriHitg nofsrelfe, at n1le oe
finortg opflr6ne 9etalier tom til
,oeres @t. 81. @olf bab6e rnalet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
722 So. 18th Street.

9eforationerne, bboraf iier Mifop
me6 Sc 6anife 8ege bar illuoerenoe.
.~@Ho". og ~&ammerat" 1ang baabe
/ @tpffet og bogefter mellem Don=
'iene, % set famine gior6e ~Man6en
for oct &ele", @ang &olm, Ser me6
lin populpre &bartet foreorog bers
1tge 6anife Sange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
9etrnit.

ct. &eters % Erinitatis Menig-
Beitprelie bar baft ct Gelles.
m66e, bbor Spgrgsmaalet om en-
@annrett111tning bar oppe. @oabi6t
bioes, Ct Garfe1 bleben 111eget gun,
ittg mo6taget fra begge @i6er. Set
e'1efte b%onffeltge bar Mabnet poo
ben ny Menigbe6, men ibis man ait
bort fra De to gar1Ie Mab,1e % balg=
te ct MT, hiloe man 10 fomrne ober
Oct. x;1k]H]|I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
@phrmn.

8lanot Sc nh iepulige Me6oelel=
ler ON, at iaa Ell iaa en- aroen &relt
brpoer op % refer til 9anmart, er
6e1l iioite oenne, at &aitor 9. 9sor=
oentoft, 6%orltanoer for atteroag
College, Golpang, California, bot
beltemt Jig til at gaa iamme Sei.
ssnge11 anoen Ibeolog biemme fra
bar ltaoet iaa lenge / Mrbeioet Der /
2onoet iom &altor M%oroentoft, og 90
ban belle Si6en Is. e. ii6en 1899
baaoe pes fin ACKNOWLEDGED % beo
lin Sitting, ferlt be6 @rano &iep
College Nerer 1S99-1903, 6or=
ltanoer til 1910 % iioen / Col
pang, bar boft en- 1terft fremlfuot og
en- meget betp6ningsfulo Flaos /
&irfeiamfun6et og / Sfolearbeioet,
n1aa ollie npobenbig legge iprlig
Merfe til, bpao ban bar at iige mi,
% ban me6oeler Sffentliebeoen lin
8eilutning ON at reiie biem. 81
giengiper oerfor oen Mrtifel (efter
"9onn:"l bpori ban gipr @e6e for
oct @alg, ban bar giort. San ffrt=
Der:
6pr Me66elellen 6erom 40 an6re
&eie raar til 0ffentligbe6eu, bill leg
eierne 1elo meo6ele, at min Suitru
% leg bar beltemt % til at reiie til
9ann1art / Sen ti~litun6en6e Com.
mer for at tage barigt 0pbo16 Ser.
Seq bar tilbu6t Meniebeoen i
@olbang at obertage @foler1 11e6 til
beren6e @pgninger" og eo6t 10 @cres
2at6 for 5000 DolIars. so Der
en6nu bbiler en- @iel6 paa @toler1
at 1000 Dollars, iom leg bill afbifle
ir1ber min 8ortreiie, bliber min S,16-
teet beb Salget 1000 Dollars, bboo
ieg mer,er iaa t1ogenI11n6e ibarer til
Ben sSrbiats, ieg felb bor giort / pc
>funipr @en1een6e / @foleforetoger>
set.
Seq gaar no fra, at @fole11, iom
ben itaar. mi, repreienterer en- @er6i
af / bbert Gal6 ODER 10000 Dollors.
Mo6taeer Menigbeoen lite bette
&ilbu6, 5taor BET aabent for en- al
ben 6anife &irtes @rniter, font er
pillig til at obertage @folen, UNDER
5oru6iatning al, at Mendgbe6eu
me6 @le6e fer bans @orunr,e % er
btlltg til at fal6e BAN til 8reif.
Seq me11er, at leg ffpl6er Offent.
Hgbe6en 6en,e @e6egi6relie, 90 ieg
fioen leg tog fat poa 0pf6relien al
MHer6ag College i 1914, 6eIs til
Sfolens 0pfbrelie, 6els til Drifter
bar mootaset ODER 10000 9onars
iterre og ntiu6re @aber fra 8en11e,
uoenfor @olba1s, iarltg Meiotita,
terte. Dtsfe Sober forn,er altfao
TT at fblse n'eb SfoIe., % leg me
rer, be lite e gibne III mig perfon.
liig, men TT stgtte at ST 6oretoaert
o. bbis ats'ing les baDbe fat mic
20, gaaaIs
szssssssss zssss asAsssss4s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25

Srinitatis MISUNDERSTANDING.
9orS6ag 6en II. Morts boI6t
6r1 Haitorin6e &orpgaaro / 8ronr@
fiirtens Sal, Seem Sort, Goreorog ON
Morten 211tber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
92<aaris bamiffbbt @anb ibger
8urderifab.

@amle, Chris Senier1, @aci1,e, bor
ibgt ON at faa anerifanif 8orger-
ifab. @on figes at bore ben eI6ite
@erion (92), OF bar fget ON 8orgers
ifab / @acine @ountps &iitorte. San
tom fra Danmarf 1869.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Snbnfrien.

9orrnarf 1abner baa6e @al oe be
aullerflefte @aa11aterialer til 0par.
al 6abrifsorift. Men oog
ct benre rtaoet en forbolbsbfs bpi
u6bifling, i6et ca. 100000 Menne.
fer 1,orn1at arbei6er / Srouitriens
S 9iebliftet logger Sir.
beioSlesbe6en ct ftnrft &rpf lite
alene paa 6e M~rbeioslgie, men poa
belle 2an6et. Gorboabentlig bliper
bet lite af lang @ari9beo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Size &pmer
@sbctb &prebart.

Ct Napnct paa Sen upe &oman, Der
nplig Ct blcpen begDnbt / @abet.
Set Ct en- al Sc met i~nteresiante og
fprnbenbe Sprtrllinger, Sc npgen=
finbe bar 1rit. Tplg meb fra &espn=
belien % fortGl 9eres &enner ont
ben, iaa Sc fun faa @labet fra 30
u,anens 8egDnbelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Gfibsfarten.

S ct 1engere gffnit al Mrtitle1t
Der @eoe for 9anmorfS
Sttbsfart, ser bor tit $obe6ie6e /
&iebenbabn, bporfr1 6ens Groa6e
fptnoes u6 ODER Sen beIe Sor6, %
itore @ang6er al @enge tienes aar.
Zig.
4isbenbabps Sab1 ct mi en- al
De betDoeligite, ioet ben nnlebes Of
mere Sfibsto,t,age END 1oge11 a11te.
ritnrdf &abn rneb nrotageIie al
Ren gorf. Den e. ! Be ferere Mor
blepet betpbelig uopioet, i6t $3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25

se'o efter RrsDe'atr'er qf bette
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25
Oil uurr Ahnnnputrr.

Sc, iom cnonm life fur inbienbt
&ctaline / Senbolo til m%obtagne
@esnin9er, an,uobes sr1 at sibre Bet,
% ifmloe 11pgen itfc babe faaet &e9<
ming, me,1 bog ifplbc, pil Sc NOT buife
at betalc alligehel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25

Sc fleite gaar til England, ~og flint
BET fioen &rigens 0pbgr bar birfet
itnrft imo6 9annarfs Snteresfer, at
@nglan6s @egiering bor faitfat @ri-
ierne, faa bill 6eru1e &in6ring 1nl
mart opbere, / set Sn6ferielen al
2an6brugspro6ufter bliber frigibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-03-25

ALE Breve og Indsendelser til Bladet bedes adresseret til
Rasmussen Company, 722 So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, Mimi.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-15
PRESCOTT

j. S. Field will occupy TIE building
formerly occupied by tie Prescott
Tribune, as his law office.
The Prescott Lodge after g very
successful season, from day to Sep
tamber, closed last week. The work
ing girls from MINNEAPOLIS usually
plan year ahead to spend their sum
mer vacation with this lodge.
Mrs. Andrew G. Johnson Of this
city died suddenly at her horne Lass
week. The remains We've shipped t"
Eag'e Bend for burial.
Gean Doolittle of the Ellsworth
Herald and a friend, We're in Pres
colt Saturday on fishing trip. M.
Doolittle was very successful in his
fishing, landing nice string Of the
finny tribe.
The friends of Rev. F. Ii. Haight,
pator of the Methodlt church. are glad
to get the good news that he has been
returned as pastor for another year.
Manager Edward Leseman of the
Prescott Pavilion Association has
again secured the services Of the
Preitner & Epstein orchestra Of Min
neauolis to play at their dance on
Sept. 10th.
The excursion steamer Washing
tom did not arrive as scheduled from
Lake City bound for Saltwater. 1t
was perhaps due to the rough wealth
err and low water.
II. n. Holman, prominent resid
ent for so years or more, died last
week at his home in this city, at the
advance ace Of SO wears. He was ?
veteran of the Civil War, fer 8 years
in Co. a." 18th Wis. Inf. he was a
rember of the local G. A. p. and one
Of the first members of the Congre-
c'ational church. The services were
held from the Congregational church
last Thursday, Rev. DR.. Jones Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-15
Local News

Henry Zorn and family visited in
Ellsworth Sunday.
Robt. Ellis OF Hudson was BUSH
ness visitor in the city Monday.
Lawrence Thompson left Saturday
to attend business college at Madison.
VIM. Carleton returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives at Duluth,
MINI.
Editor Mcclellan Of the Rice Lake
Chronotype with his son, visited in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. j. J. Wulffe of Chebanse, ILL.,,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Kohl.
Miss Janet E. johnson arrived home
Sunday after spending sey 4 weeks
with relatives in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Manley Healy and son return
cd to their home at Hudson Sunday
after two weeks visit with relatives.
Fred Covers and Leo Hendrix OF
ST. Paul, visited at the home of the
formers mother, Mrs. Emile Covers,
Sunday.
Miss Delander returned Sunday
from Minneapolis. She spent the
greater rart of her vacation in Vel
lowstone Park.
DIR. Clough at Gladstone Hotel,
Sept. 10, a. m. to 2:3O p. m. Re-
member the hours. Eyes treated,
Glasses fitted.-adv.
H. E. Simpson and family motored
to Owatonna, Mimi, Sunday for a
visit with relatives and friends. They
returned home Monday.
Now is the time to retire your car
with the tires we have at the price we
now have. Come In and see them.
c. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Professor Chas. Bird of the Univ
ersity of Minnesota, and Mrs. Bird
returned to Minneapolis Monday at
ter a weeks visit at the C. w. Fuller
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wick and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Bloom, of Minneapol-
is, visited from Friday until Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Blooms sister, Mrs.
l.. r. Alton.
Two Big Fair Dances at the Fair
Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth, Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. % and %. Flan-
ders' eight-piece orchestra, and Red
Stendal, famous cabaret singer.-adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-15

floating. Inteyment in the Pine
Glen cemetery.
In one of the fastest and best games
at the loca! ball park this season, was
the one played last sunday A col
cred team Of St. Paul played the Ioe-
a team. aid up to the 10th inning the
score was Go. Prescott won tire game
ly winning the luck score which end-
ed, TIC. This is the second defeat for
the st. Paul colored team this season.
Chas. Bethel and Fred Wolf were the
Prescott battery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-15
Twin Lakes Park Dance every


Thursday.-adv.
Dist. Atty. Lynn II. Ashley Of Hud-
son spent Sunday in the city.
Bert Gender of Minneapolis visited
in the city the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Taggart drove to
Clam Lake Saturday for weeks out
ing.
Miss Margaret Sutherland returned
Saturday from visit in the Twin
Cities.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Bourne, in Minnea-
polls this week.
Rev. II. johnson of Ashland spent
Tuesday in the city, guest of Rev.
e. d. Strandberg.
PRESCOTT Pavilion--Dance Fri
day evening, Sept. 16. Music by the
Breitner & Epstein orchestra.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson and
son, left Tuesday for Langford, n.
D., where Mr.. Peterson will teach.
If you need a storage battery for
your car come in and see us, we have
the battery and the price. c. Garrison
& Son.--adv.
A street fair and stock show opens
at Baldwin today (Thursday) The
River Falls baseball team will play
there tomorrow.
DIR. Clough at Gladstone Hotel,
Sept. 19, s a. nj. to 2:30 p. m. Re
member the hours. Eyes treated,
Glasses fitted.-adv.
Chas. Wallen and Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Magnuson of Grantsburg visited
at the home of Mr.. Wallen's daughter,
Mrs. L. r. Alton, Monday.
Floy and Juanita Slauson, who had
been spending their summer vaca-
ton with their mother, Mrs. w. A.
Fisher, returned to their school at
Hudson, Sept. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spalding, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Gould, Mrs. Alice Gould
of ST. Paul and Miss Helen Elizabeth
Spalding of Ingram, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. l.. Spalding.
A number from here motored to
Hammond Tuesday to see the Him
els colored team play. The game was
called off on account Of rain. The col
'ored team played at Maiden Rock yes
terday.
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TO ALL SERVICE MEN
OF PIERCE COUNTY

The Pierce County Chapter, Ameri-
can Red Cross is now located at the
Court House, Ellsworth, Wis. You
are invited to take up with US any
claim you may have regarding your
Compensation, Vocational Training,
Medical Treatment, Travel Pay and
Insurance.
President Harding has just signed
the Sweet Bill which carries with it
many liberal advantages to the Ex-
Service man.
Call at office between hours of 10
and - a. M, or and 5 p. m.
Nellie M. Travis
Executive Secretary Red Cross.
Roy. D. Morton
Chairman Home Service Section
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House fer rent. S. [. Krauth.--adv.

A bind fiddler played on Main
street Friday evening and Saturday
for volunteer contributions.
New is the tine to buy your Ford
! Battery, Exide SIS and other makes
$50. c. Carisch & Son-atly.
PRESCOTT Pavi,ion-Dance Fri
day evening, Sept. l6. Music by the
Ereitner & Epstein orchestra.-adv.
Misses Florence Elliott, Helen
Younggren and Lois Bird left Sunday
for Appleton, where they will attend
Lawrence College.
Tires, Tires, Tires. We have them
1900 mite 30x9h non skid S10.75.
Other sizes prices accordingly. G..
Carisch & Son.-adv.
Mrs. A. A. Ecklund and daughter
Lois May, left this morning for Min
neapolis, where they viii spend a
week, before returning to their home
in Warren, MINI.
Miss Mary B. Mcmillan, who had
been spending the summer at her
home at Wisconsin Rapids, returned
to her duties at the Normal school
Friday, making the trip in her auto.
The peorle who ENJOY good dance
music, and singing while they dance,
will be pleased to note that the Elan
ders' S-piece orchestra will play at the
Fair Ground pavilion next Thursday
and Friday. and "Red" Stendal, well
known cabaret singer, will sing the
dance songs.
j. Fl. Johnson has enlarged his
school supply department and offers
excellent values in tablets, crayolas,
pens, Pencils, erasers, ink, paste, rul-
ers, protractors, compasses, nots
books, theme paper, arm bands, pill
low tops and pennants, the latter
made for the High" and Normal"
adv
The newest political gossip floating
around is to the effect that Attorney
General Morgan may be candidate
for the United States Senate against
Senator La Toilette next year; that
former Governor Phillip also may be
entered in the Senatorial race; that
all present state officers will be can
didates for reelection; that Banker
Sol Levitan will again be candidate
for the State Treasurer and that Mer-
lin Hull and State Senator George B.
Skogmo may contest the gubernator-
ial nomination with Blaine.
Some motorists have become af-
flicted with a dislocation Of the met
arsal bone in the right foot from
continued pressure on the accelerator
of a motor car. Sreed demons are
most frequently afflicted with it.
The Saltwater Gazette says of such
driver: Gle wouldn't have motor
foot if he were in the habit of using
his head" Speaking literally we'd
say the Gazette is right. It's certain
he'd never have motor foot, and it's
doubtful if he would for long have
q head-but perhaps that's Nthe Gaz-
ett's aim in giving out the sugges-
ton.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Born-To Mr.. and AIRS. Hans Greg
orson, Sept. s, daughter.
Mrs. Jackson Prisk attended the
Minnesota State Fair last week.
Mrs. Chas. Moe, who had been en-
ployed at the Birkett home here, has
gone to International Falls, MINI.
John Stiles is visiting in this vicin-
ity.
Miss Routcnherg is employed at the
Gregorson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sweet were cut
from River Falls Monday.