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D|ESkT 81. AFTER
INTERESTING CAREER
Passing of Or. Thomas Clayton
Frame. Dover's Oldest and
Leading Physician.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. Oct. 4.--Dr. Thomas Clayton
Frame died. late yesterday after
noon. at the home OF his son, Thomas
Clayton Frame. Jr.. ON Dover Green.
He passed his sist birthday annivers-
airy hast January. Although in fail
ing health for some time. he did not
take TO his bed intn last Saturday.
On Friday he was on the streets of
Dover. visiting the postoffsce and
other places.
DIR. Frame was the son Of Robert
Frame, for years one of the leading
lawyers of Delaware, and Jeannette
Clayton. the latter a daughter OF ths
late Chief Justice Thomas Clayton
He was bora on Dover Green. in the
house now occupied by James NJ. Sat
terrified, formerly owned and occupied
! by John A. Nicholson and former
| Chancellor John II. Nicholson.
| DIR. Frame was a learned man. 8
brilliant Latin scholar speaking thai
language fluently. He was a gradu.
ate of Union College. Schenectady, ~
V, a graduate of William and Mar,
College, Virginia; graduate. in Law
and medicine, of the University o
Pennsylvania. and also a graduate n
medicine of the University OF Edin
boro. Scotland.
After his graduation at Esfinboro
DIR. Frame travelled extensively II
Europe. He returned to Delawars
where he located and practiced medi
cine for many years, having retired
however. about IS years ago. He re
sided in Wyoming for five or six year
and again returned TO Dover. wher
he had since lived.
While in England. DR.. Frame joine
the Masonic fraternity and took nan
of the degrees in that organization
lle was a man OF literary turn @
mind and wrote for many papers an
magazines under the nom de plum
hof Hamlet" He also wrote muc
about Kent county's early history.
DIR. Frame is survived by a wifi
and one son, Thomas Clayton Fran
Jr.. a member of the Kent county bai
The funeral which viii be privat,
at the request OF the deceased. wi
take place Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock; interment at Odd Fellowl
Cemetery, Camden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets.

n YOU skin Is yellow complexion
rnllid tongue coated--appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stltute for calomel werr prepared by
Dr. Edwards after ~ years Of study
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You VIII know them
by their olive eftor.
To have clear. pink skin bright
eyes, no plmples, n feeling of buoyancy
like childhood days you must get al
the cause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act or
the liver and bowels like ealomel-yei
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. Take one or two nigh >
and note the pleasing results. Millions
OF boxes are sold annually at l5e and
! 30c
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PLAN ron AnMIsrICn DAY.
Legisn Resta Rlnn re9 R1sAAs Ard
6eneSal Celcbsa taOa>

Armiatfce day. November IL, will be
observed by the four Wilmington posts
OF Ia American Legion in az fitting a
manner as possible. Plans were dis
cussed at the meeting last night for
the coming occasion. which will mark
the third anniversary OF the ending
of the World War. by Delaware Post.
No. /. and Laurence Roberts Post. No.
|2t.
1t has been hoped that the occasion
might be made a celebration also OF
TIE throwing open of the new Wash
ingtcn street bridge and dedication of
the faenoriat tablets bearing the names
of fallen soldiers,
A parade in which all Legionaires
win take part win be a feature, and
Governor Denney and staff viii be
invited The .s minutes silence
Iperiod will aIso be observed by all
citizens as period OF respect and
reverence for the dead veterans, as
called for BY the recent proclamation
of President Harding.
/ A dance will be held in the New
c. ntury. Club on November IS. by
Laurence Roberts Post.
Delaware Post will ask the other
kcity posts to share the expense OF
mai.Gtafning a service man in the en,-
ploynent offce to be opened here by
th Department of Labor. The pur-
pose would be to give particular at.
tention to the cases OF unemployed
VETERANS
7 - g..
the purchase OF cigarettes and tobacco
tor convalescent service men at ths
Brandywine Sanitarium.
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TEN ADMISSIONS
FOR GRADUATE WORK
Largest Class Of Any Ono Year
Admitted to University OF
Delaware, Yesterday.
Special correspondence Every EvenIns

Special Correspondence Every Evenins
Newark. Oct. 4--t'niyersity OF Della
ware faculty, at meeting yesterday,
graduate work. to study for the
masters degree. This Is the largest
number ever admitted in any one year
for graduate work. All ten of those
admitted are either graduates OF the
university or members OF tho faculty
who desire to continue their studies
in some particular subject. Those
admitted and he subject In which they
will specialize follows:
j. Is.rold Clark. graduate OF Purdue
University, 92i--IIorticulture.
Joseph $. Wilson. graduate of the
University Of Delaware. 192i--Animal
IIusbandry.
+. Allyn Cooch. University OF Della
ware. iet--Animai Husbandry.
Raymond M. Upton. Massachusetts
As, cultural College. 19l5--Education
Claude E. Phillips. University OF
Delaware. ts2f--Plant Pathology.
Charles H. Runk, Ohio State Uni
versity. 1ai9--Agronomy.
Arthur II. Tomhave. Pennsylvania
State College, 192i--Animal Husban-
dry.
Roy Milton Koon. Pennsylvania
State College. 1a14--Plant Pathology
John Francis MeWhorter. and James
Harold Kohlerman. University OF
Delaware, 1s2l--Chemistry.
Herbert Lank OF Seaford. fresh.
a
Princeton- Yale scholarship. wortl
sleo. for this year
The schot ship Of the sons OF Della.
ware Society of Philadelphia. worth
81 was awarded 10 G. Norman Wade
a junior Of Wilmington.
Faculty Club oftieers.
At ...eeting OF the Faculty Gul
last night. the name was changed frcn
Faculty Club OF Delaware College q
Faculty club of the University q
delaware. The following officers wer'
lelected: President. Professor Geoss
r.. Dattons president. DIR. II. NJ
X. fampkey. secretary and treasure,
Arthur G. whllinsons executive com
mittee. Professor w. A. Wilkinson an
Dr. Thomas r. Atanns. with the of'i
GERS; social committea Major l.. L
Rowe, Professor v. W. Kirkbride an
DIR. +. NJ. n. Foster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

n ting debt Of about ts7b. with
revenues In sight only sufficient 20
meet current running expenses for The
year. lie suggested that a bazar be
held before Lent. % clear up this
floating debt. The suggoation was
accepted and President David G. Rose
appointed bazar committee consist :
inG uf Rev. Edgar Jones, George Car
ter, Mrs. -. Lee Rose, Mrs. Herbert
Owens and Mrs. w. e. Geist. with
power TO appoint sub-commiftees.
Mr.. Jones also suggested that a com.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

mittee be- named to outline a Herias Of
programs for the monthly Guild meet
ings. President Itfsse appointed on
this committee. Dr. Jones, Mrs. George
Cartgr and Mrs. Herbert owens.
IT was decided that the next meet
ing Of the Guild should be- q birthday
party, each person attending giving
one cent Tor each year Of his or hef
life. George Cartel. William -. Dean
and George Dobson were appointed n
committee 70 arrange for the birthday
party.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
PUSHING FORWARD
WORK or CHURCH
New Rector of st. Thomas at
Newark Starts Practical
Activities.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Oct. 4.--At meeting OF the
Guild OF 81. Thomas r. r.. Church.
last night. letter Of thanks was re-
ceived from Mrs. Edgar Jones. wife ~
the rector, for the recent Kitchen
shower given hcr.
Rey. Edgar joiner called attention
to the fact TINT the church has q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

DIR. w. Owen sypherd. who spent
several weeks In Er.- .and ana France
during lie summer. and DR.. w. l..
Bevan. who spent most OF the summer
In Italy, gave short talks on their
trips after which refreshments were
served. Later there will be- more for
NAL .lkr by members ~ the faculty
who were In Europe during the sum-
mer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
my. JOHN i. fONsfIIt
ADDHT~~I~ rfDNrIHv

Rev. John ]. Conneily. pasfDf 81 Ht
Thomas ~. q. Church and fossph =
Glii addressed E Neiiaaiitn1tN meeting
~ the Benevolent Pioneer lif faIY
Association af beadauarfffs Ninis
and Market streets. last Hlgit Tie
members vii 8ifeu1 mass afid fffe s
holy communion in body AZ a..
Thomas Church st 8, m. ~ oefnfsf
ie. They Will later D. gueaH~ - f4iher
Connolly al breakfast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Additional death notices receivnd too
late for THIS column viii be founi on
s'-ve'"' rasa 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04
Burial of Unknown Soldier,

Delaware's representative at the
burial Of Americas unknown soldier
in Arlington cemetery, on Armistice
Day, will be selected by Governor
Denney. Each State win have one
veteran delegate for each 10000 SER
vice men and women-within its bor-
ders. The American Legion and other
patriotic societies will also have vet
eran representatives at the services
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-04

Boolxkeepers, managers and busi-
ness men are invited to attend the
free lecture on Accountancy by Pro-
fessor Wright, of Temple University
at Beacon Business Colleges tonight.
ADV.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-15
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

We wish TO thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympa-
thy shown us during the illness and after
the death of our beloved wife, daughter
and sister. We wish especially to thank
Rev. Ogievee and Rev. Ekholm. singers,
pallbearers and those who sent the beau
tiful floral tributes
GUSTAV R. PETERSON. Mr.. AND MRS.
W. A KINSMAN, MISS BONNIE
KINSMAN AND MRS. ARTHUR
STEPHENSON.
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TANTED-TO BUY.
CARD OF THANKS.

~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~-~-~ ~~-~@|~~-~~-~~~~~@~~-~
The family OF the late William Mosher
desire to express their heartfelt gratitude
TO relatives. friends, Rev. Vanalsyne and
the singers for their assistance and kind
nesses rendered during their recent sad
bereavement. They also wish to thank all
who sent the many beautiful floral trib-
utes.
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LANDSCAPNG.

ESTIMATES FREE. ALL NURSERY
stock guaranteed true TO name and TO
grow. L. K. Davis. r. I. 4645L.
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HENSTITCHRG


COTTON AND LINEN sc, ALL SILK
Zoe per yard. We furnish thread But
tons made. R. 2. Klind1. Ladies' Tailor
and Dressmakcr. 1907 n Second ave-
nue.. &. 1. l6iQ.
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CARD OF THANKS.

MRS. HERMAN SCHAEyE AND FAMILY
We wish to express our sincere thanks
for the kind assistance and sympathy of
our friends and neiGhbors during the sad
bereavement of the loss of our husband
and father. We wish also to thank those
who sent the beautiful floral tributes and
Rev. Rolf for his consoing words spoken
at the home and the grave.
TIRES (ALL Makes, ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles, autos; $40
bicycles complete, $3.50 Tall colorsl.
Five stores: rs East Third street
3024-6-S East Second street. Davenport,
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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WANTED-TO TRADE.


LAND FOR FIVE OR SIX ROOM CITY
residence. "E. w" care Argus.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED Ok
continued TO date covering any real es-
tate il the county Prompt and accurate
service at reasonable rates Rock Is
lsGd Title & Abstract Company; ". },
Sweeney. secretary. 2O0-212 Central
Trust & Savings Bank building.
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xS,GHrs rKMPLAR-

rEE STATED CoNCLAVE OF ROCK
A.-4- Island CommSndery No 10,
go knlgnLs 1eIapIar viii De heiu
Aek6Sa Inc second monday Oh eacn
&&& N moutn. Z. 4. AaIlgren, com
W. Inaaaer; J. L. HICKEY. recoraer.
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oDGE No. Cos, 4. o. o. q.
Meets every Thursday evening
a. God Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue, between Sew
enteeRth and K h ! q b
streets. c. Herwig. n. g.;
U. Anders, K. 5 First
~ of each month. inlua-
gree. nrst, second and Jhlro oe-
e following THURSDAY
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

->-~<~~---%-7-~--~--~>-~>~
WHY DEPEND, ON SOMEONE ELSE FOR
employment. Go in business Tor your
seIf and be lnde pendent. l have TO Of
fer excellently equipped garage do
ing mostly Ford work. Will be salts
fed with small down payment. Easy
terms Address :" a D." care Argus.
FOR SALE; GROCERY STORE. goo
Third avenue, good business, splendid
location Must sell on account OF sick
ness and leaving for Europe. Phone r.
I. 1862 or call at store.
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RoCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO 20, 4 q =
n -Thf, sLated assemblies OF Rock 1s-
land Council No. ~, H. :. NJ. Will
be heid ON the IhIrd Wesine fAy OF each
monLn. W. J. Spencer, 4. =, M Y. y.
El.cehr anil, recOruer.
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ROCK ISLAND CHAPTER, 80. 200.
Order Eastern Star.-Aes u4aF HeeI4nss
second Wednesday Oh eacA uAsntA. We
,IIng stars weicome. MIS-. Josephine
Aace, ". III; ;Ary :. krels. seer AIRY.
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n. o. l.

ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50, FRAZIER
nal OrdeF OF Eagiee.--RegUIar meetings
hrst aud thru TUESDAY OF each month
al Eagles home, Fourth avenue an0
Twenty first street. Frank Mich. w. =.
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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STATED CoNVOCATION OF RoCK
s>..a Island Chapter No. Is, b. A
M, will be held on the hrst
8f8 Tuesday OF eacn month al
AA 2 80 D. N. J. u. Sencilnger.
08 L. Il. p, Z. h ash. secretary.
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ATTENTION Ex-sERvlcE MEM
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N ROCK 1sEAES LODGE NO.
IA cas-, a +. s. A. M.-Stated
NkR a meeting first FrlAAay Of each
iX1g month. B. p. Record. w. M;
M& Ii. 5. BoIman. secretary.
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MOO eRoTTo NO. ST. NJ. o. v. P. z B.
~R Stated NEE Ings held
4 :" !; !: ::
fhI on the first Wednesday
AXnsNA of each month Visit
REE ing prophets welcome.
T. AA& "a L. 3. Macs. monarch.
Frank i. Patterson sec
rotary.
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CABINET GAS STOVE Is GOOD CON
clifton Also two burner gas plates. r.
4. 3iSl
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

L0DGE UIhEC1O01s
-'rrrxrIoN Ex-SERvICE MEM
During July and An.
gust, Rock Island
: ! : ! I !
.s0fffYrr. Post No. 200. AmeI1-
M eEf1Eh1 ian Legion. win meet
NX44t<kSEA
~ EEy3 wednesday. July 20
ES& 1 Wednesday. Aug. II.
I31&8TfkES37 B inni nj with
k4&EskAH& month of September
S4feZF Rock Island Post viii
NE<XSH meet the first and
NHs4kzkF third Wednesdays OF
EXE3s% each month.
Dan K. Brennan. Commander. AL ex-
ssrvice men welcome
MASONIC.
Nseonlc Temple. Eighteenth sIeei anu
Fifth avenue.
rHr STATED MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. a F. A. N. will
IAN be held on the first Thurs
MGyS' day of each month at Z 80
INK D. Il. W. II. Aeeley. w.
49, N; Ray o. ROoerck. sec
Rtay.
ANoo eRoTTo NO. ST. M. o. Y. P. z. B.
- %R Stated meetings held
@ :" !: ! :: !
HAA on the first Wednesday
AaeA of each month Visit
REX 4 ing prophets welcome
IT, 49, ia l. B. Macs. monarch
~ Frank i. Patterson sec
rotary.
Il. A IL.
rHy STATED CoNvocATIoS OF RoCK
>a Island Chapter No. Is, b A.
k M, will be held on the hrst
E4i$ TUESDAY OF eaen. month at
0A 2 80 D. N. J. u. Scn.innger-
02 /. Il. r. Z. II. ash. secretary
n ROCK IsIASS LODGE NO.
IA COS. a +. & A. M.-Stated
NkkA a meeting first FrlAAay of each
ig month. 3. p. Record. W. NJ;
49, Il. s. holman secretary.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAE-
THE STATED CoNcLAyE OF hoGA
A%A knights 1eLApIar VIII oe heiu
&kkSSa the second Monday Oh eaen
&&& N mouth. Z. Il. Aallgren, COM
10 InAaoer; J. L. HICKEY. recoraeF.
EoCK ISLAND CHAPTER, so. 200.
Order Eastern SLar.-AeS ular meetings.
second Wednesday OF each mshlA. ~
Mace, ". III; iary 3. hFsis. seer AIRY.
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. r q s.
N-The stated assemblies OF hock As-
land Council No. ~. L. q :. NJ. WA4A
be heid on the Lhlrd Wedne 1Ay OF eacn
month. W. j. Spencer, 4. M v. y.
ElIdebr ANIL, recOruer.
ucAI, LODGE No. COS. a. Q. o. =.
Meets every THURSDAY evening
zs a. ODD Fellows temple on
NAVY Fourth avenue, between Sew
xTEE enteeRth and K g h q b
49, streets. c. Herwig, n. g.;
WV U. Anders, 4. 5. First
Thursday of each month. 1nlua-
tory degree. nrst, second and Thru 0e-
gree the following THURSDAY
ROCK ISLAND AERIE NO. $50, FRAZIER
nal orIler OF Eagies.-ReguIar meetings
hrst and thru TUESDAY OF each month
a. Eagles home, Fourth avenue anG
Tweniy-frst street. Frank Wien. w. r:
Joseph Grotegut. secretary.
B. P. o. ELKS NO. ESQ.
NJ Meets the first and thru
ny XII Mondays of each month at
&Es3Y Elks' club. Walter J. Grit
A tin. exalted ruler: c. n.
n 1ssacson. secretary. Visit
u 4tA ing brothers always wei
$Ae&EN come. Club rooms at lis
A:&W Eighteenth street.
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During July and Au-
gust. Rock Island
Post No. 200. AmeIi-
ian Legion. win meet
on
Wednesday. July 20
Wednesday. Aug. II.
B e & in nj & with
month of September
Rock Island Post will
meet the first and
third Wednesdays OF
each month.
. Commander. AL ex-
GO.
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cor s.ne-crry pRoprRrl.

SIX ROOM ALL MODERN GovERNMEN1
house r. T. 1883
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THE ARGUS, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
wAsTPn-stiseRrr.sNFafrs.

T1oNIs DF1foso w2sTrs n =
nounce 10 al his friends that he vii
open up q shoe repair shop a. 14o5
Thirt5e1h street. July Is.
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TWO OR THREE STRICTLY MODERN
furnished rooms. also garage. couple
enpieyed. state price SO" care
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Known as REALTORS"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1921-07-22

John Lind has accepted an inyi-
tation to attend the obsequies of
ITownleyism in North Dakota Mr..
Lind was prominent figure in
politics at one time, but when he
started to chase visionary ideas for
political prestige he lost his stand
ing with the people. For many
years he has been ready to do the
bidding Of parties who had been
stranded on shoals Of misnnanage-
ment and this fall he Is "a enter
this state and help out and talk
against recall. We question Il Mr..
Lind will be able to convince any
people in this state that We shan
continue our present suicidal fnan-
cial policy. It will be hard for !, :
person Of Mr.. Lind's stamp to take
the platform after being relesat,d
70 the political burying ground il
his own state. Z. Il: u &
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Yours very truly,
w. w. FELSON, @,1
County Auditor
OLD RECORD.

Rev. p. E. Saunders, who is spen-
ding considerable time in ancient
researches" sends us the following
will that is on file in the court house
lin Cavalier and is supposed to be
the first document ,of the kind re-
corded in Pembina county. Mr..
Eek, who executed the document,
was character of the frontier type
with an unsavory reputation, who
spent much of his time in the sa-
looms Of which this town, like most
of the others on the border of civili-
zation was tested with. The names
mentioned in the will are familiar
to many Of the old-timers still living
and will be read with interest. Mr..
Eek committed suicide, after pro-
longed spree, over a saloon that was
located where Mr.. Heneman's store
now stands. Following is the will:
"Boys, ! am tired; enjoy yourself
On the glorious cent. Let the first
damn fool pitch in a pack Of fire
(not soda) to the dogtail lots. of fun.
! am writing this on a sugar box;
drove square to it. N. E. Nelson,
YOU take the shot gun from Brown.
,Myrick owes enough to me forNa
No. 1 corpse. Jud LaMoure will
take charge and own the contents Of
my valise, (Which is damn poor).
The deeds I consider belong to him,
and also that no one shall interfere.
Blood relations, (no one). Cannot
care who they are.-HENRY Eek,
Il. w. H. Eck)."
The following endorsements are
on that Geographic: "Mulligan and
Albert owes 50 to Myrick cash. Can
ask Myrick for the gun" Then fol-
lows some photographic that cannot
be desciphered. Then he concludes
by saying: Give happy, for am.
I will be with you all for good luck" |"
Then follows some more that can
not be made out.
The will is copied in Book I, pages
18. 10 and 20, by F. A. Wardwell, by
order of the county commissioners,
May 1881. Mr.. Brown was sheriff
in 1883 and kept saloon. The three
lots were sold for SIT bv Judson La
Moure, one to VIM. Fl. Moot Head,
one to Mrs. Minnie LaMoure and one
to George B. Elliott, attorney for
LaMoure.
The will was filed for probate on
November 18th, 1877. before Chas.
Cavileer. Judge Of probate, and let
ters Of administration granted to J.
LaMoure,- November 9th, 1877.
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

This is to inform you that the
following parties have obtained
peddler's license in Pembina county
and are authorized under the laws
Of North Dakota to travel from
place 70 place and sell their goods
within the county for the period
set forth opposite their name and
with the kind Of vehicle set forth.
Will II. johnson, Grafton, N. D.,
with automobile for the year begin
ming on the 18th day Of April, 1921.
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J. h. EMERSON WRITES.

The following communication
from J. H. Emerson Of Jolistts, will
Be Of interest 70 many readers:
Essex, Ontario.
Editor Pioneer Express: q
just few lines 70 let you know
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1921-07-22

Douglas 7. Park, Hamil II.
D., with automobile for ono ysar
from April 19th, 1921.
+. Howard, Bathgate, with auto
mobile for one year from May srd,
1921. 3sss} 5;s sfi5 s5,,s1 8
A Keney, with vehicle drawn by
one horse from July 11th, 1921. u.
Under the laws. Of North Dakota
no person is permitted to travel
from place to place in q county and
sell goods without q license. II he
or she does there is penalty. Every
peddler is required, when 50 r.
quested by any person, TO produce
or exhibit his license showing PRIV
ilege to peddle at the date goods II
offered for sale. Look out for old
or expired licenses.
Yours very truly,
w. w. FELSON, fS 5SS
County Auditor. {
Note:-1f you know Of any pedd-
Ter doing business in Pembina conn-
ty without a license, please notify
Sheriff or States Attorney.
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Heneman Says:

!, During this month we offer many special values.
We mant to sell out all the summer goods before the
fall goods arrive, the 1st Of August