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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
s ssi B's,,, 4 =s es:ss ys;:;: ,e4,...,
Ns ether s sat. s:sk q
posation !. .., Z: '.... . .'...F 'stntth
Ag Whit !. VI s,... s..., e.
thur n. Sro1an and
q 1srs1r: gssnew =
iinterset IN or iish or
property described IN
the codaplAint .........;. Defeudants
su1s10H1.
named defendants:
You are hereby suEensonsd to answer
tor h. w aase. ~ eomHlsiat I'll g 49,
court IN and for the County Of Grand
In the CITY 81 Grand, Forks in said
s euaty ! snd / 70 . .ssye 4 s91Y hest. Of sov vit I,
thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon yoi.. exclusive Of the
day Of such service; in casa of your
viii BE taken against you BY dsSsSit for
Dated May 8. 1921.
ACAASyFe, 1uftne6e 4
Attorneys for Plaantf6,
Grand Forks, N. D.
To the defendants above named:
You will please take notica, that this
action is brought for the purpose OF
qpiettrg title in the plaintiff 70 that esr-
tain real property situated IN the
County Of Grand Forks and State OF
Eerth Dakota n described e. the
twenty-sevan H7), township one hun
dred ferty-nine .tils,. North. Range MY
ll5o) West. and that the relief sought
ir said action consists wholly In bar
ring the defendants. and each Of them,
from a claim to m estate or inter
est IN or lien OF ineumbrance upon saad
5ydEed. to be the owner. in fae Simple.
thereof.
Dated May g.. 1881.
Mcintyre, Burtness 4 johnson,
Attorneys for PiaintiN,
Grand Forks, ~. p.
fMay s-13-1s-3s-June 10y
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County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court.

oRDER FOB HEAR1No PETITION TO
SELL, BEAL ESTATE.
In the matter of the estate of Laurits
2. oxtlie. deceased:
A.. S. F.llingson. as executor
under the Last Will and
Testament Of Laurits P.
Oatlie, deceased ..........Pe Petitioner
Es ~, se..,,ss, tsrmsr1x
ford ostiie; minor.
Raymond Marvin ostlie. i
9 minor. Merits Helen
>Cstiie. g minor. j. D.
Runsvold as special guar
dian Of Lloyd Clifford
4ostlie, Raymond Marvin
ostlie and Merits Helen,
Oet1te. minors, Margaret
Bielen. q minor. A. o.
TraEeto n. as special
guardian Of Margaret
Bielen. a minor. A. S. FL
ltnEson, as trustee. under ri
the Last Will n Tesla
Taent of Laurits p. Ostlie. .
deceased. Alvin Halvor- H.
con. as administrator of
the estate Of Leonard
0stlie. deceased. Hilnna
Thorsen, formerly Hi,ma
BaEstad. formerly Hilna
Ostlie. snd all other per-
son interested in the es-
tate of Laurits p. Ost1ie.
on resdine and ming the petition Of
AZ S. ElltnEson, executor. Of the Last
Will and Testament of Laurits P. ostlie.
personal. property that has come into
his hands. and the disposition thereof:
the amount OF debts outstanding against
the said estate and a description of all
died seized. and the condition and value
ot said real estate and praying that au-
thovtty be granted to him to sell. :
Tho northwest quarter of Section
It the seutnx.st a'srt sae Of ef'i sece ea',
quarter Of the s~outheost quarter Of
Section Twenty fen,. and the northeast
ton T%wenty-nine tes,; all in township
One Hundred Fortv-nine 14s). north.
Range Fifty-four t54o. west Of the fifth
principal meridian. Grand Forks County.
North Dakota.
n it appearing. by said petition that
1t is for the best interest of said estate.
and the persons interested therein. that
the above described real property and
the whole thereof. he sold:
It is ordered, that all persons in
terested in said estate aprear before the
t6dge of this court IN THURSDAY. the
s0th Of June, A. p. 1921 at 1910" o'clock
house in the CITY Of Grand Forks.
County Of Grand Forks and. St,te ~
North Dakota. then and there ia show
cause. if any there be, why 1iccns. ard
authority should not he granted to ssid
A.. s. Eringson as executor to sell said
real estate according TO the prayer of
said retition. .
And 1t is further ordered. that a cory
Of this order be published fn~ four sue
eessive weebs rricr-tc th~ DIV Of boar
ing in the Grand FORTS Her?1d. . daily
newsrarer. printed and rNblished at
Grand Forks. in SAID onntv and PER
scnallyl served on all persons interested
in said estate. residing in said county.
and uno all. other persons interested,
according to lsw.
Dated this 1st day of June. A. d. 1921.
fsEAL)
T.. X Haseall. :
JUDGE Of the County Court.
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Grand Ferks. N. ~.
June ], 1921.
3 o,uloek

4 1U.gOloek M..E $3.50 aS
Roard met pursuant 4. aAjourus..
lAsEsssAnt:. Chairman ud4nby, psnsais.
THn3eton. - - ~
TBS Mtnutesso& the previous irsetaps
MHssF5sssA and on motion approved &
,.sol motion the county. auditet 80 IN.
ffnoftEea To Sdf4w warrants sin fSRor IA
q ~ fn!lntwtng for raoth4r'bspenAtons fei
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CASH SALES.
Chicago. June a.-Wheat No. 2 red
1.5s to Isl "a: No. : hard l.64 IA.
Corn No. . mjxed 81 to &C.; No. )
yellow 81 to 81 1-c.
Oats No. . white STA to IS; No.
5 white Sc IA tt 81.
Rye No. 2. 1.41.
BARLEY 55 TO 81.
Timothy seed $50 to 500.
Glover seed 1890 to 1900.
Pork nominal. 80. .
Lard $50: ribs $50 70 1880.
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&x64M-& t.usN Il ra 1R3n0 sa@g#fS&33
roads $3.50 !, sos,
ss'ss- q, y. a:5ssssna.sn ar.s- AZ,
slsssLbsssr ovaaFud, .drax. ~
.x,- 55ef ro.9l 4o.s'
bridge No: i =. psssiEins
plalE 800. ss.sl
s.'ss-s g. ,5,.sa!a.; sni,.rt - !,
.stsss ISIS I..,t No. Norris =: farm
psSss. Nay as1.o,
s3sso-M s',ss' s, r y .,,n e..
ofieiais ............. ss.sl
ss7 sas,n. 4; 'ns ss.s,:.. sous. I
gles2-MiHpie Pauison. nursing
fs4sss-christ Holwaxner. labor ~
r w VIII palnt. '''''
Ee4s6S-Besse Neshan4. nursing
b e seounfy neseitais-.a ~. AZ. z.
s4aseEFeErte Haivefson's cook
.4,.,-i1Rss,,st, e ce unit, A pooespD'ta,, q. 9
pairi for poor arm: 1921
iar6 for ceunf Nos.
spitei 81. 81. a
slsss-Frsd vrcheta, telephone
Es4s7e-Iss4fss fGonty fc sespaueiii 10
Co. repairs Il county
hosnifaI -. &. 34.s
sle11-w1fHni3fsms rharmasy,
s s,, Or esonty hos 49,,
~S4s7a--fhe tsrand fharrnaev.
dvpss for ceuaty hos
~, . Ga 0t&AN g4Etf. seEeAN EssT5z 1901. I'll ..L 4 z
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.

PRODUCE.
Chicago. June a,+-Butter easy: re-
ceipts 1905 tubs; creamery extras
al; firsts IS to SO: seconds 90 to "a:
sta ndards 30 ST TO 81.
Cheese unchanged. =,
Eggs unchanged; receipts 1904
cases.
Poultry alive higher: fowls . I-2;
broilers SIS. to As. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

The city OF Hamllton. Ont, IL fB
years old today, having been ineor.
porated June .. 1915.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth, Mimi. June Elevator
receipts of domestic grain: Wheat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, $500; oats, So
900: barley, $500; rye, $500: fax
$500.
Shipments: Wheat $4,000 bushels:
oats SO 500; barley, $4,000: fax As
900.
Duluth car inspections: Wheat
Nos. ! and 2 dark northern and Nos.
1 and z northern Is; No. 5 dark o
thern and No. 3 northern s. other
spring 4; Nos, I ana 2 amber durum
and Nos. / and 2 duruna. 8; No. 8 am.
Der durun and No. 3 durun. one; oth-
er drum 2. rtYed.3o; all wheat 81:
FLAX, s; corn. ~: oats ID. rye. rs. all
grains l14: on track ISL.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
NEW YORK
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
New York, June a.-The stock mar
ket was weak today. Oils and steels
bore the hrunt of the decline, many
of those iEsues establishing new low
records for the year. Equipments.
Shipping. coppers. ruhbers, cheni-
calls n tobaccos were swept into the
selling movement. The weakness of
numerous unclassifed s%pecialties de-
noted renewed liquidation Of specu-
lative, accounts, Rails were compare
lively steady, although a few of the
hish grade issues showed losses Of
one to three points. Feeble rallies
passed or short covering. occurred be-
fore noon. Call money opened at s
1-2 per cen the lowest initial rate in
several weeks.
Stocks of every description were
severely depressed at, the opening Of
today's session. The further COL
lapse of foreign exchange which
forced London quotations under $50
was one of the disturbing factors. The
proposed heavy export tax on Mexi-
can oils was another unfavorable de-
velopment. Within the first few min
utes OF the active trading, Mexican
PetroleumEregistered a decline Of
four points and Pan-American Petrol
cum lost six points. Other oils nj we'll
Al steels. equipments. motors and
specialties were n.aterially loser.
United States steel fell nearly one
for the
Leaders annonE steels, oils and mo-.
tors improved moderately late on the
partial rally OF exchange and per
cent money rate but ~specialties In
creased their losses. The clog was
heavy. Sales approxirnated 500, 900
shares.
Passing ef.the dividend on interra
ticral agricultural preferred was toll
lowed by a decline Ut 51-4 poinrs:a'
Mexican Petroleum extended. its
loss to I IA points n a wide var
iety Of steels, equipments, coppers and
miscellaneous shares added Ito -
points to their Losses in the opening.
PRo3GcE.
New York. June a.-Butter easy;
receipts 14,Tcs; creamery higher than.
extras SO to IS IL: creamery extras
81 score) 20 Ia to s1I-s.
Eggs Irregular; receipts 81, as3:s
fresh gathered extra ftrsts IS to s0:s
firsts IS H.: to 81 "a.
Cheese steady; receipts S.054; state.
whole milk fats fresh specialists a.
TO 1el-z; ditto. average run IA L. To
l5ls4; state whole milk twins spes
Gals Is a: % Is; ditto, average run,
is 1.2 10 Is.
MIs-eAns
New York, Jun. a.-Copper quiet:
eieetr olytic sppt and June 19 IA; July
IL Ia to 1s3-&.
Tin eagy; spot and nearby c9,37 to
2a.50; futures 300 TO 3a.sn.
Iron n~orntnally unchaag.d.
Lad quiet epot LII.
Zine QRaAt;s EAst slests aelirory
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
LIBERTY RoNDe.

New York, June s.-Laberty bonds
closed: 8 las. 1914: first Is, $3.50:
second Is, $500; first 4l-4s. s7.70;&
second 4 l-4s, $500; third 4 l-4s.
$3.50; fourth 41-4s, s7.16;5 Victory
8 3-4s. $40; Victory 43-4s, 1851.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
MARKET n EWS
spot 4.55 to 4.66.
Anthony spot b.2b.
MONEY.f

New York, June 9.-PHme mereAn-
tile paper a6s3-4Rto Z.
Exchange heavy: stsriinS so-day
bills ard commercial SD-dAy bills on
banks ass Ia.
Francs demand 7.eS; cables 7.9O..%
Lire demand 4.7b; cables LII.
Marks demand Las; cables ls49.
Sweden demand ZOO
Norway demand l4.6b.
Montreal 10 3-4 per cent discount.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
Time loans firm; 60 days. % lays
and s months z per cent.
Call money easier: high s liz; low
6: ruling rate 61-2; closing bid 5 Ia.
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POTATOES.

FOTATOFS.
Chicago. June .~.:~rotAtees new.
easier: old firm: receipts 81 cars;
Northern White SO 70 40 cwrt: Louis
lana Round White 200 to 2-2n cwt;
Spaulding Rose 40 to $50 cvt: Viz
finias 500 a barrel: North Carolina
80 q barrel.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

NON motion the following bill
1ditad and allowed:
Nf-G. e.. Holden. commits
sioner's services ana
mileage .......,.... j. -
374B-J. R. Peupere. COMMITS
sionsr'e services aFA
/. AA-Geo. ydenpy, eemmts-
n sioner's serviess and
M. mileage ............
+ 34s-A. O.. Traseton, commits.
I sioner's services. and
As-R. +. HIATT. somm,.-
HI sioner,s tsrylees and
HI. A. Jardipe. for build
and euivsrts ;1,5so.14.
m according to contract
~ and specifications $3.50.
p-Hans Anderson, postage
~ and express in auditors
X75o-Aiice oniand, stenes-
rapher Farm Bureau,
May. 1921 ........,-..
N5l-Gertrudes. ROBINSON,
~ services In auditors Of
= flee. May. 1921,........
s4762-Don Mcdonald. register
Of deeds. recording two
5& affidlvits ............
A76s-Grand Forks city, water
rent for Msy..........
N7SA-O'Brten. Young, Stone
& Horn. services IN, case
of County vs. Inge-
mann & Co,
b47Sb-Elva yCronk: salary: and
| expenses, county club
l475s-Gpana Forks. seeaf Co.
lawn seed ~. .... $50.
s4767-Henry Lartyee, ssrrtses
County Hospital and
s41bs-c. e. lai Stewart. nherir.
mileage, livery, etc. for
s~a7ss-wiii1iston Coal & Ice Co.
l47so-e. G. stewart, sherir,
postage and registering
sa7s1-Neis Aretnes, services
il county hospital and poor
s47s.-s. O.. Braaten. services
and mileage visiting
county hospital and poor
S47ss-ou,aittty Print shop.
cards for sherifrs office
3S4764-Northwestern Furniture
Co., repairing chairs.A..i
fA7&5-Cadwell, the Stampman,
r,1hher stamns for SUI
perintendent OF schools.
|64706-Security Envelope Co..
envelopes for supertn-
tendent Of schools ..s...
k7Sz-Avon township, poor
poor relief .......a....
ySl76sEDon Mcdonald. register
'S ". Bell "a. Co.
rentals June $500. tolls
4 May $7o.s2 ...........
,St77o-J.. A. Dinnie & Co.. ee-
y ment. sand. labor for
court house
sl77a-L. r.. Hassell.. county
fudge, postage =. .g...S
4773-Red River Power co.
gas, light, heat. power
l77s--M1.l sestrice Jehnstsas
supertntenden M OF
schools, postage ana ex-
kEaRI. ee 3. finch, ailovancs
towards expsnsSs
Marion Doffelnfeyer
| Chris A. Fischer keys
for court house ~ .s..
kIArvilla School Dist NJ.
3s. tuition county hnsSs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

FLOUR.
Minneapolis. June s.-Flour un-
changed: shipments 1880 barrels.
Bran 1900,
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, June s,-Wrheat re-.
ceipts 2f7 cars compared with liz
cars q ear ago. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
LAVE STOCK.

Chicago. June ~s.-Arattle receipts
5000: beef steers and fat she stock
strong to is cents higher: top year
lings 800: top native steers SIS; bulk
7.60 to $50; bulk butcher cows and
heifers 500 to 100: bulls and veal
calves steady; bologna. bulls largely
$50 to 4.7b; butchers SEQ to $50;
bulk veal calves 8.25 to s.7b: Gamers
and cutters, etoekers and feeders
dull.
Hog receipts $1,000: active and 10
to 20 cents lower than yesterdays
average: heavy mixed off least; top
s.25: bulk 1875 to $40; pigs steady,
10 cents lower.
Sheep receipts 14,ooo: spring and
aged lambs IS to so: sheep steady to
lower; top native springs 1915; bulk
1900 to 1880: choice dry fed So
pound shorn lambs HIS; California
ewes $50 to 500; bulk native fat ewes
$50 to SIS.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09
COTTON.

New York. June Cotton futures
closed steady; July 1885: October
1896; December 1896; January 1895.
March 1892.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

BY TUE ~or-RT.
T.. X. Haseell.
JUDGE Of the County Court.
frnne 2-a-16-es.)
o'Ccnnnr a Peterson.
Attorneys.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-09

= - -. . - $500. ' :. .. ? - rs fs.s i.S g
/, The following bonds Of depoFitary
banks. for deposits Of county funds IN
accordance with Chapter S.. Laws Of
y 921. approved March Stb. 1921, were on
ption approved by the Board, viz:
y ast Savings Bank Of Grand
~ Forks, Grand Forks. n. %D.s&10 Q, 200. 900
II yeE:kerthern State ank of
I'D. .si5. 100000
sEkey.: II. :: 80. 100000
more: n. B. -. 100000
First. National Bank. Thomp-
Son. N. D. ...,........... 100000
/ The bond Of the NsFmanden Publish
tngs-Eo. in the sum Of $500 90 furnished
~ the NorthwsEterH Trust company for
4he faithful performance OF its contract
kntered# 5nto with the county fer supply
Snent supplies as per Its contract was
hn melton approved IS the Beard.
Tha report Of Jystiesaef the Peace q.
g, Walker for period 5e1AiHs May
s1st.. 1921, showing. after tglt expenses
paid, 5lAnes Of $1,000 turned into county
and no expenses 10 the county,
Sas on motion approved by The Board.
SsOn: motion the following bills vera
ndited n allowed:
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CHICAGO.
GRAM Anp PRoy1MoNs.

Chicago, June s.-Wheat took a de-
eided upward swing In value today
rs . result Of the buliish aspect Of the
government crop report. Weakness
of foreign exchange, however, and de-
ciines In the stock market tended to
check buying. Trade was active and
fluctuations rapid. Opening prices.
which varied from 1 Ia cents to 3 IL
cents higher. with July $l.34 to
lbs l-e and September e1.le Ia to
1.lS, we're followed by a material set
back.
Corn lacked support After open
ing UNCHANGED to SIS cents higher, in
GLIDING July at SO is to 50 l-2. the
market underwent 4 general decline.
OAts were depressed by the. bearish
showing o. the sovsFnmant report -
to Data
Prices started Is sent OFT to IL
cent up, July SO IA to 80 S-5 and
then sasgins all around to we'll be-
low yesterdays finish.
Lower quotations on hogs Acted a.
4 weight On provisions.
6ubseauently. talk Of a general rail-
road strike July l rave impetus to the
uptaEn in the market. July delivery
in particular was affected. owing to
the snnallness OF stocks on hand here.
Much Of the furry subsidized. how.
ever. after shorts had covered. The
close was unsettled, IA to 3 cents
higher. with July 1.34 liz to 1913 and
September 1.i7 IA to Ill 1-2.
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County Commissioners Proceedings
GRAND Forks County, North Dakota
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&s@ 8%S@S.Ms .@S$gTYSE.A@
!. Il 1sgssssz'sssoa e ys.as
Geomnaisstensrs e Grand FoFks County.
aaa ssssi psi,.s S s s@s,'.so; 5ssu; :. 5. M.ss
.pSs esoe "a ct s.tds lcr the ppr.
md SECRETARY 81 the. etats Hi Gd,
C1W1sslon the county's share 81 the
N Grand Ferris County. III 81 ~ .ns
pss 4R eelns tinmsdtstsiy available.
is,en q q: Beard OF County ce1mts.
smi,s!ens1s 1 yetinsf ~ .s,sS:'as sG Is.
,1ollowins voting nay. on. -
Zeal, NAN AMpMeeoM.
Dated June lat 1921. Auq''0r
. e'elsak A. n, Juas snA. iva 'a Asp
j. =. ,..,i' e: s,s'e ;s. 1; !, ! .. =.
Present: cha1rnsa ua.nby. c.n.n,..
H fisners Holden. Foupore, Tvasetea and
tn. report Of c. stewart sheriff,
~ sefviees rendered and faes eeiieeted
|s spsy.ss NJ Nay; l.si. va On Aefiss %.
ef deeds. 81 fses seoiisetsd durins NV,
f RoaId wss On motion approved 81 the
The report q Iehn Mea4ahsr. super
foor Farm, showing 81 tnsnstes cared
JOE aurtns the month OF Nay, 1921. ri
= average cost each per week 81 ~. se,
siso sAeving tl7e.s5 turned tnte III
Asegnty treasury Tor the sale .ef eattie
.na krAin and for the care OF tive IN.
n paates was on motion approved ~ the
The report Of the visiting h.ayA q
tns ou1fy Hespital and Poor Fern wal
s sa.. The following is ) copy st ths re.
Afvilla. N. D..
! "a e. May rs, 1921.
Dear Sire:
we your visiting eeHnaittse OF
! county Eaor Farm ana Hospital. visited
eaine today and we found everything If
5000 shape n the hospital clear and
sEs,ns wsFk almost done and II dne
I Yours truly.
henri LARfVEE, Sec,
NELs AGofNEGS, esN'
8. O. BRAfTEN. AZ
On motion of Mr.. Poupore, seconded
ny ~. IraEeten, the bid Of the Grasi
FORKS Nash Co.. Grand Forks, n. b.
Tor ty0 Hell dumping ea~uin.saeafs n
7! one MOOD hS,d rats}SA
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TATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,

June 9Th and 18th,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-04
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease. greatly in
fiuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order TO cure il you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hairs Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t is com
posed OF some of the best tonics known.
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
the ingredients in Halls Catarrh Med-
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, o.
All Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-04
Reception at Grace Church
to the Martins
CONTINUED from page one)


ness men. All spoke very happily
and expressed their appreciation of
all that Mr.. Martin had done in the
church and community, not forgetting
the splendid work done by Mrs Mar
tin and the children. There was a
keen vein Of humor running through
all the speeches to which MI Martin
contributed very materially as he
closed the speaking Of the evening.
The pastor was given by DR.. Doyle
an opportunity for a rejoinder and he
began most felicitous address by a
keen characterization of each of the
preceding and merited tribute to the
help he had received from each one of
them He said in closing he and his
family would remember each and all
of the good people of st. Johnsbuy
and that he left for his work encour-
aged by their kind words.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served after which all eX-
tended farewell greetings to the pas
tor and his family.
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Accept "California' Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach
lived and bowels. Children love its
fluity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say california;
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pie get blue over business, is that the
financial reviews in the big news
papers are usually written by men
who get their ideas from stock mar
kct operators and other authorities
in the speculative ccntcrs.
The people who know the most
about actual business are the retail
merchants. A great many of these
find that trade has been very good
all through the fall and Christmas
season. Many OF them have done
more than ever before. In spite of
temporary set backs, the country as
a whole prosperous, and 1921 ought
to be Il good year for business.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-04
LYNDONVILLE

Miss Ethelfrcd Chase has gone to
Manchester, N. H., for a few days
visit, during which She viii act as
bridesmaid at the wedding of friend
Mis-. Chase and Ethelfred have rent
ed the upper tenement of the Silsby
house recently purchased by J. c. Ea-
ton and moved there.
The Daughters of Liberty have be-
gun their series of whist parties for
the winter. These are open to the
public and very enjoyable parties be-
ing held in the & A. Il. hall on the
first and third Monday evenings Of
eah month. At the close of the sea-
les, a prize will be given to the one
holding the highest score. The first
game will be Monday night, next.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOUND-Children's glass in front Of
Premier. Inquire Newport Record
office, 160-162
WANTED Homework by the hoN
Apply Mrs. Walter c. Howe, 20
Eastern Ave. 100 1862
WANTED-Good all rourd farm
hand, must be used to milking. Tenc-
ment for married man. Address b.
Calcdonian Office stating wages cX-
pected. 1G0-1G5
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in the Burns country and meet many
OF the Scotch people
Nj. Richie married on Oct "a,
1872, Julia McPhee at Barnet. She
survives him with two brothers, An
drew c. Richie of West Barnet and
Robert Richie of Greensboro
The funeral will be held at the
South church on Thursday afternoon
at > o'clock conducted by his pastor,
Rev DR.. F. A. Poole.
In the death of M. Richie the
town and entire community has lost a
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-04
proreriy Pebuked

The father and a friend were enjoy.
Ing smoke on the porch and daddy
threw the almost finished cigar on the
lawn. Junior picked it un, ran to his
mother and exclaimed: 'Ic0k where
daddy threw this. mother Don't let
him get away with that stuff just be-
cause he mas compgny."
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TWO POINTS OF VIEW.

The Dry Goods Economists re-
marks that while the financial aut-
thorities in the speculative district of
New York city take somewhat pes
simistic views of tht business situa-
ton. yet out amoung the retail
traders who deal with ordinary peo-
pie, there is a much more cheerful
spirit.
One reason why many great peo