davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

On December 18th Rex. The
noted bird dog owned by William
Hill, OF College Hill. died. Tie
was known far and wide a. the
best dog for hunting and setting
birds. All hunters were DESTROYS
OF securing Rex when coming
from a distance. knowing that II
there were any birds. Rex would
soon locate them. Rex had pass
ed the 18th milestone in life when
death came. Mr.. Hill declares
he had done some OF the best
work of his life just previous to
his death that he had ever been
known to do. When found. Just
after a hard days work, he was
IN the position of setting flock
OF birds. He was laid to rest on
the hill overlooking the fields
where he lad enjoyed setting
birds so often. \ plain stone
marks the last resting place. He
has gone TO the happy hunting
ground. where all good dogs go.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

MONDAY
Elaine HarnHmerst@ir i'm
1.-The Girl From Nowhere


Home gladdcning gifts tc
make ten Thousand dreams come
'tfuel Muucy Bros. have been
very fortunate in securing sub.
stantid concessions from their
Wholesale houses of hate which
enables them go display the hn
est lot Of good practical Christ.
mas gifts et prices Wv reach ol
all.
a Christmas bargain carnival
starts tomorrow NJ this store fof
Tho home people who always re-
member their friends ~ tho holi-
DAY season. They have good
|assortmcnt that viii help you wv
choosing tho right and most prac-
teal gifts ~ prices you VIII ncv-
sr forget.
Every item j. revelation
one sensation after snother-and
shoppers. tho merchandise Is of
unsurpassed merit. Item after
item. price for price. this bargain
collection dominates all lines 81
merchandise IN, this community
with telling force. This u q
Christmas merchandise event
AN undcrpriCing supremacy an
assemblagc of bargains that viii
spur al shoppers To- buying
pitch and a~touish al buyers
h compare convinced. NJ
they ash = an opportunity e.
show YOU their beautiful array
of 4 hristmaS merchandise
You perhaps know the puIicy
of this store Every article sold
J. under tho golden rule" plan
every purchase made guaran
tccd. They stand back 81 their
merchandise Offering nothing
bu, the finest grades of mcrchau-
disc. VIII take back. exchange.
or refund money for any reason
whatsoever.
We know YOU viii be glad g.
|ind that this store OF Christina
Cheer leaves No stone nturued
Co bring values supreme. u
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
The Silver Car"
Full OF Surprises

The Silver Car" which viii Id
at local theatres Saturday. j. q
nelodrama with an international
atmosphere carrying several SUR
plisiug twists amid much rapid
action ID j. disqualification oi
Nindham Martins famous novel
The Secret 81 the Silver Car.
and offers Earle Williams an cr-
ceptioually hnc role IN which hc
can display his versatility.
kathlyn \damS. well known
leading lady has ben cast oppu-
site the star. She u uf the blonde
type 81 beauty required by the
story. hc entire cast J. made
tip ct the same strong calibcr
which has characterized the Earl,
Williams productions Sucl
names a. Gcoftrcy Webb. Eri,
Nayuc. Emmett King. Mona ~
IA. John Stepping. Man Ashcr
and Walter Rodgers are e. bC
found IN the cast.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
VALLEY VIEW

Mrs. Robert Howard has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. u. u.
Tudor.
Mr.. b. 2. Harvey was IN Rich
mond Thursday on business.
Miss Grace Garrett i spending
Ithc week with her cousin. Miss
Myrtle Harvey.
Lounie Masters and EffOrd
Rho.Ius were calling on their
friends. Misses Grace Garrett ard
Myrtle Harvey Wednesday night
McsSrS. Oscar Burgess. Henry
King. h. L. Harvey. I. T.. Ash
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

Virginia Lady Suffered With Ache
and Pains Until Mother Besas
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin. va.-Miss Mary Afics
zurhett residing On Route :, near
here, recently told visitor OF her
Interesting experience with Cardut
Miss Hughett said: Il had been sur
ferinz for some time VITA painful
I was pale, didn't feel like going.
Would Just drag around. and couldn't
rest to do any good / would suffer
once q month with my back. sides
and head Ny limbs would ache and
4 didn't know Whist to do. but I knew
4 must do something. for ! didn't Get
well by letting 1t run on
lily mother Is a believer In Cardut
for she saw what IL did for others a.
we'll as herself, 40 che began giving
lt to me-
~Is wasn't long before 7 saE Q
change. re was Just what | NEEDED.
re- regulated me. j began to eat ano
sleep. and the pain stopped
~Cardui ia without doubt the best
female tonic made. and / am glad !
can recommend II to others
III suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Huzhett mentions OF other all
meuts peculiar to womez. why not be.
xin Cardui at once? Ire merit Ia wei
established by successful use for more
than 40 years
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells T. NC-15s
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Bird Dinner

Mr.. \. X. Gibbs was host TO a
delicious bird dinner at his lovely
country home at Kingston Fri
day evening. All OF the choicest
cdiblcS OF the season were most
beautifully and tcmDtIugly Serv-
cd. Covers were laid for Attor-
ney a. X. Burnam. MeSsrS. Wal
Ter Bennett. T. ]. Curtis. John
W. Crooke. Harvey Chenault. 3.
NJ. Igo. Alien Earring. John Lack
\. Narhcld Bennett. Paul Bur
nam. Il. NJ. Rowland. W. :. Old
ham. 7. Morgan Evans. W. :
Judy. James Park. DR.. ". VI
Gibson and y. r. Gibbs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Bowlin--TSpion

\ very rrctts hui quiet we'd
ding solcmniztd the early part OF
tho week uas that OF Miss Sal
hc BoWin ihc attractive laugh
tcr Of AIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bow
lin. of Red House. and AR. Cecil
Lee Upton. son ID Mr.. Charlie
Upton. ct Jniou CITY. Rev. J.
y McClintoci, united The happy
couple In his usual pleasing style
\ he bridc AMI gruom spent lev
DAVIS al Olympia. Ky. on a briei
wedding trip. Returning they
VIII make their home on tire farm
"a DoNlcsli.ic
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

craft. Leonard Ballard. I'~cr1
Perkins. and Claude and ''.-
Wfitc attended thc N1~.
loduc meeting 7t Richmond Hr--
day night.
Miss Laura Cox underwear an
operation lor drop-y SUNDAY aHa
u doing NICELY.
Farmer ore busy stripping tn-
bacco-to get on thr early ntar-
kct
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

VT. Sterling. ~. Dec lT-Rcy
!. W. Crates. pastor Of the Meth
odist church. j. seriously all AT
his home here.
Mr.. Crates was formerly pastor
Of tho Methodist church in tbs.
city and has MANY friends here
who viii regret To- know Of his
illness.
ALL sorts OF sheet pictures al
3 Iuctt & Son. Dos II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17
Womsn VINO Lost Eye
Sues Hunter For SlO,09c

Towing Green. ~. Dec u
Mrs. Eva Lancaster filed SUIT ior
$1,000 damages against William
Sears. alleging that while she was
driving she was -hot W THE face
BY Sears, who was hunting She
states that she has lost the vision
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

incn-c. these. TO. having ben re-
modelled - rect the new require
rlcufs of the americas xou1zn,
whose Counterpart. fro-- the stand-
point Of physical activisy- OF
course. uzcfui1css - Is not to Be
found cf-~1sicrr on rhrtn.
The gentle hut none The less frns
rejection hy TIC Americas rvorasa
of the morally oucsffguabfc and
hyzicuirziiy r1rovcrishinz Corset
less fad" which Tor time fought
for recognition ~ the cast follow
ing is Iruncrrssion from the Paris
Bsrbary Coast. has rfTcngsiIcred
the fzifh Of the corscffc- ia his
cfienscie. ard has sent h7Tu back re-
joic5nzly 20 his FIy-pzirsi1E task
Of cnlbeiIisiins and psc<rvinE the
beauty Of Kiss AmcrIc~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-17

Beauty with confori Is the key
rote Of tho last word fror1 Nrlcri-
can corscficrs. New sprruE designs
showing IN New York strIkinzlv
demonstrate the influence of tac
past season upon tire makers RI
nIiIady's Squire ard bcspcak the
coming Of 2 garment IN entire iar-
mony with the programs of the new
woman OF To-Day
Sufficient support for She abdom-
NAL region tn prevent undue fsfIguc.
a graceful shaping Of the hips. and
a pronounced but nevertheless cx-
trcmeIy comfortable w7Isf-IInc con-
tour. are embodied IN The new
American creations. all OF which
closely follow the Paris exhibit
Because many Of the uew models
are low cut, brassicrcs are m prom
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

You're bilious, Take "Cascarets"
tonight and thoroughly clean your
bowels of the constipation poison
which is keeping YOU dizzy. head
achy. half sick and upset. No other
cathartic or physic is 50 pleasant or
moves clogged-up bowels so nicely.
So fully; and Cascarets cost only 10
cents box.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21


without fear Of successful con
auction spoke Uncle NlgsHy,
-.N''.E IKE olc'lonar>- shouId
ln'' il does.
~" ihe way PACK 10 me mono"
stump o'h-alo"' "here Nurse Jane
waited. knowing nothing or me sur
prise waiting her. Jncle WlgglIy and
Jennie TOOK turns looking AZ the
nidiHoha iine. How u sparKIed IN
.ie 9uA-lsHi ~ tHeg TOOK IL from the
box.
All az once as the5 were watching
t"e spar ne the req green o-ue anu
'eI'o" Hasies OF lie rom me ula
mona I"9lIlhE souhu was heaiu
ln lhe alr ABOVE lhelr heaas' ana
,"eit "is-.'F crosse" MS pa" over
INC lIaIil ono
+" nat $ lh"i asked me Dummy
'a'p.' gentleman lh a WH'spe''
liusH- exclaimed JENNIE. 10
niu blacN ro" biio- re one
90 '"e ''91 10 NY oo''H- nc mover
ing over our Heaus' ia pplHg ms
PACK wing. Qn'eK' LncIe w lsslIy,
-'Fe me Nurse Jane uidihohd IlhB-
rows are very roma OF Drlsht' SHINY
l"ihsS' ara ne 'i laAe inns olaiil ohu
away from us ulIess / h.oe I~ ana
play 'riek on MIN
where VIII you hide u dshed
Uncle Wigsily handing the little
'n'Dmunk sIfI the shiny ring.
] lI moe lt III one OF my cheeh
pouenes, answered Jennie. see.
QAlcElF she ti usi lhe TING INTO the
pouch on her lett cneek' All cnIp-
'nu"Ns. ana some otner ANIMALS me
."eIii' nave 'heSe pouChes' hey
serve 20 mold the nuts and other
'o"' ihe 'hIpHiu"NS gamer uHlii
.a'y can store away the kernels IN
h'.es ana nests Tor inc winter
Jennie ma me diainohd ring IN
one or her oneek pouches. ana then
Gown sWooped the Black crow.
Cav cav. cav. hoarsel} cried
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

from her pouch. And when Nurse
Jane heard the story she thought so.
too. And she liked her present very
much
So this teaches Us that though
boys nave pockets in their coats.
little Chipmuuk girls have them in
their cheeks. And II the postage
stamp doesn't get shut up inside the
envelope where il can't get out 20
play tag with the postman I'll tell
you next about Uncle Wiggily and
Mr.. White Face.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

ItuflTlEuf 1871. bE Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
tBy Howard j.. GarisJ
ON. Uncle Wlg1ily where are
you r0iug2" cried cheerful voice
4n "a tree over the bunny gentleman g
head one morning.
WHAT'S THAT Who wants 20
know where / ann going u IT'S the
Fuzzy Fox on tine Woozie Wolf IN
not going 90 teut" answered the
rabbit uncle. He made himself as
small as possible and crouched
down under a bush.
ooh. indeed I'm not the Fox nor
vet The Wolf. went ou the jolly
voice I'm as much afraid Of them
as your are And I'm afraid OF the
Weasel too. But here ann. Uncle
WiggiIv. up over Your head, Don't
you see me2" and -he voice laughed
merrily
SIR Lougeare caught sight Of a
GIsky reddish rail and something
with stripes that wore almost lsa
Those 1r his barber pole lheumati-u
erut.h only .- stripes ram the
other waE
Jennie Ch-pmuuN. is that you
called the bunny
ut is I" laughed Jennie as she
scrambled down the tree And ]
H-I SOU where t"H were +o-ns
Uncle Wie2liy looked all AROUND
through the woods before maxim 3
80 answer lhen he whispered in
lena-e.s ear:
ava going to the eleven auc
twelve cent store TO- bu. Nurse Jaue
FuzzE AS uzz5 a. diamond rims
"Dn hUW LDNELI.' eEci1iueu
Jennie claFping her tiny paws which
were Kept clean and neat because
she SD often washed the dishes for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

Free Boys Watches az Vernon
G-1tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

Daily consuming his own mer-
chandise. Geo. NJ. Platner promi-
nent member OF the older set OF the
city. has knocked the theory OF the
anti-tobacconists into cooked hat
George, man OF powerful physic
and well advanced in years. uses
merchandise from his cigar store
daily and strongly endorses cigars
and smoking outfits as an ideal
Xmas gift 324tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21
BOWL NEEDED AT NoTRE DAME

Yale has a Bowl with a seating ca
pacity OF 10000 people. Notre
Danes largest crowd has never ex-
ceeded 10000. We've got. without
doubt. the greatest football team
In America and we ought to house
them in a real bowl Help this
Endowment Fund and you help
build q bowl 31Ttf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

Mr.. Wise Man is getting Sc.
compounded quarterly. for his
money what do you get for yours?
Building & Loan Assn. OF South
Bend 124 S n--Adv't-319tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-21

Camel Lucky Strike. Piedmont.
Chesterfield and Spur cigarettes. .
for soc. Carton s1s5. Engles Cut
Rate. f0I < Nichi-au St 22O-tf
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

z A1isss2HaEene Benstsoll, public .sten-
ographer in Crookston, spent Thanks
giving with her parents. Miss Bengt4
son viii. leave Fliday for Grand
Forks, N. Oak, to be employed with
"a large law firm in that city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
4
s $. & i EaEn NJ !, il
HON e + II
II ~ 3<sSss
y ang Wang Blues.

yang Wang Biues.
Instant Heat elemonstr ton T r. i
'raral setha Sssaturd 40
we sell Mascot and Creme flour.
Give US a trial - FarnleTss and
Fator Go.
MISS Rachel Hunt
ing at the home Of her IaasseIlts#i
G Grand Forks, #.s5s
Nj. and Mrs Iuther lgeIsfssa left
Tuesday evening for NoFthfele Id, here
they VII make their f1l t1arez home
Mrs. A. r. Hatfield aud Miss 522S a.
talie Lucier entertained Monday even
ing II honor Of: " iss Catherine Hill.
= TIart-scl1affffne & Marx Suits aud
Coats are guaranteed. "a Money refunded
| If suits are not satisfacto ry.---P copies
Trading Co.
Mrs. Oscar G o1den of Crookstoll, ar
rived last Thursday for visit a is the 9e
Ill., Golden home Mrs. Golden re-
turned to. Crookston Tuesday. z
L A rag ball social will be given at
Green Valley School. Dist & l27, on
ESaturday, December x3rd. Everybody
come. Ruth II HaIyorson, teacher # @
Emery Johnson, instructor. in man
ual training in the local schools, re
| turned Monday morning from Alexst m
| dria, where he~spent Thanksgiving az
= Z 49, .sCs#E =
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
a Timely Suggestion.

This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re,
p1enishes her supply Of ChamberlaInf S
Cough Remedy. 1t is almost certain to
be needed before the winter is over and
results are much more prompt and sat
isfactory when it is kept at hand and
given as soon as the first indication Of
a cold appears and before it has become
settled in the>,sysfe1n. There is no
danger in giving it to children as it con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

EYES: DR.. Elisabeth a. Rotten viii
visit Warren December 6 until 1890
"a. M. December. 4. Office at the. Ho
tel Warren. Eyes carefully eXa an &c
and glasses fitted. #s-. s.ss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
anes0ta Sta asWsi


. Window he PROPOSE on Of tho
farmers to COMP etely change the pol
icy under ieh the cottonwood
county fairs are scond Quoted was tabled
at the annual meeting OF the society
here .ss5
ii blb5iIIlgg-Reta meal market men
of Minnesota instead Of meeting il
.Hibbing ii ian uary Wilt assemble
herein June, according To- "a decision
reached at ian executive meeting Of
the iorg gan
Of the 81 900
in advances for a agricultural and live.
stock purposes approved by the war
finance corporation for last week, M In
g#nesota received a total of $$284,ooO in.
II q iiffffelent- loans:
ia. ST.. CLOUDY ineteell g5r a uatss Wi
com pfste eouf IS at ttltl state teachers
college today,5sthes sansS d "a yof the fall
term AL but 1.-TWO are resi- dents. Of.
I'nIinnesota, o1ltafa and Wisconsin al.
$50 being rspre sented. 55= Be- 5 ,.s
Il Red AXE Fa.ll sz77z-;Tsed# Lake county
has just received sI3,240 from r. p r..
fGhase, state auditor, this amount be-
Ting the county s. share of the .sS33,,3S7,-
1878 Of special school aid approprit-.
Led the las sIegisla t1lre.
= tssT mon Ia ssustaYe 5ehoeWe, black
Ssrnit Whos,died while at work here
saturday, was tstguck accidentally by
an elevator weight, which he was re-
pairing causing death, according to
a verdict Of a coroner,s jury. .
/ Blue Earth William Andrews, living,
Ton a farm near here,,Was attacked by
an angry. bull. TT e animal knocked
him down. hree. times and gored him
badly, Il breaking al arm and collarbone
and bruising his head and side,
w. Red Wing Four children ranging
! in ages from il to IS years, received
! fra ctured legs and arms, .cutszla and
t~bruises, and three ether children re
/ ceWed minor injuries as result Of
1 a collision. between d bobsled and an
automobile. 81.
4 s1eepy ny The big modern eleva-
tor Of the Edward f. Beflzuey Grain
J, comps was totally destroyed
by fire Which-it is believed originated
from defective. electric light wiring.
/ The elevator contained $4,000 bushels
of grain which is a total loss 81.
4
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@ S O)lgJT. \
No Charge FOR. EXami;iatIo


Pr % len is a reggllla graz nate
il medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the ate of ss9ss pa lSota He
visits professiona he NOR import
ant I'D and offers all
who call on trip consu tat ion and
ton except the expense
lIsoffs Treatment When desired.
rding IT'D his me llod .o treat.
ment he loes not soper for chronic
ppendiciittis, ga Il $50 stones ulcers off
H stomach tonsils or q enoiids.
He has TO his cred Il "a wonder
fun res1hl IS in q seases~of the stomach
liver bowels, blood, skin, nerves. heart
Kidney, blade er, bed w tin 8, catarrh
weak lun SIS, ellnaa ism. seiatiea leg
GERS and rectal iilments. &C
1 gu have been ailing for any
lengt OF time and "a 8 not get any bet
ter not q I'LL to cal [, as improper
3 ensures rather than disease are. very
often The cause Of mr. long standing
& trouble
Remember above daft thu ire xamnin-!
alton on this ii vii sbe free and thati
3 his reatment ifferent
dress Boston Block 3, Mime
3apQllSa IA 1All ss5ssss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30
NOTICE.

The annual meeting 6fs the Stock
holders Of the Warren B, ding &
Loan Association will be held 4 at the
u Warren National Bank on Monday,
December 9th, 1921, at s. O'Clock p. M,
for the. purpose of electing three mem,
sberst to fill e5s pirafions i'll its Board Of
Directors and to. transact any other
business properly arising lnfore the.
meeting, 5s. ss 2s5l
Dated at, Warren, aaEinn, ov. 90
1921 49, is
Is s5 A N III ArTvl,gGN snc
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

Rayeling Studio for Ixoa sdnishin
ant. IIna Hat lss ion q q
q lseth
Recorea 50 644 u ang fang Blues al
g. .IorneII llsie ssstore
sen MASCOT and RENO
Give Us N alls
.Fator Co.
ant III ems, d ticks, geese
and 1a1 cash prices ~
Warren esrea lneIy
- and oll
tanned seKeIisl sIestSs "a tSf dinner
.5fha1 g illgs ,ssaesF
iIiss Alice Peterso 81, Of Groos on
spent. Feral asst. week ting
With frfei1d
Cash MarKet for cream q dressed
poultrg15alld veal S on, d.
ls'ol e Z Sst1 y va. 8s
afr. and Mrs. IA Iliss sey- crime oi5
55tropksfon spent ll1ssssIv llg SE. s,a
here att he Hilleboe sseFeliasz
homes, # #s'sS /.
~ ll0lnH e ietszeaS and son Pete. ar
rived Saturday fro b st IL n II
with friends here and rssasls
for a week. 81 rs s.'y
Af1 g = s ! tbs
shildren By using mink from - Ii {
.berelif tested herd = p r Frost sspauld 4
ing Farm Co-~.ss.s.s ss
r. sPsatteli Who is employed is.
a reporfer for the Grand Forks ST eF-,
aid, spent Thanks siying day here. Wis
ting Will friends. s,s 5zz 2 ass.4..ge. q
N Is basket social VIII be held at the.
SandsEille school house Dist, No. IS
Friday evening, Dee. PIT 8. I.aIte5
please bring baskets. Everybody vel
come. .G.s sf- 4.
as Instant He,lt demonstration at X. 3.
Taralseth Co saturday &.
Mrs. A. Ecslund entertained 4
number. Of ladies last Friday after
noon III homer OF Hiss Catherine Hill.
who leaves this week Tor her home
at Caledonia, MINI. .5E%, ..-5 Z.
alissss.Hazene BenstsoI, public stem
ographer in Crookston, spent Thanks
giving with her parents Miss Bengt4
son VIII. leave Ili(lay for Grand
Forks. N. Oak, to be. employed with
"a large law firm in that city.
Rev. Edward Erickson, from Du-
l,ltll, Will hold services i'll the Scan
linavian NJ. Z. church in this city. this
tWednesday) evening at57:30 O'clock
Rev. Erickson is, the new superintend-
ent Of the Red River Valley District
of the Scandinavian NJ F.. church. \
4 This year more peoples than: ever are
deciding on Photographs as a happy
token to give to those whose friend
ship they wish to hold land cherish.
A dozen Pho ogra phs viii solve. a.
dozen pnzz]ing gift pfob1ems Make
eo'ttls q iAftNSIi.io
Studio,
Tester r. Peel, whe. has been ein
ployed by the Marshall County Land
Co since. early last spring, left Friday
.evening4fo N minneapolis. where he viii
spend some time Mr.. Peel has no.
decided just what he will do in the
future but has several different psi
lions in view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Simmons, OF
.Crookston, arrived last Wednesday for
an over Thanksgiving visit at the
home of Mrs. Simmons parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Gotfrid Erickson, Nv. Sim
mons left the latter part Of the week
for CroOkston, Mrs Simmons remain
ing for a longer visit. :fs
ss>.: >... NOTICE. 35ss'
I'M ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

Rev. Edward Erickson, from Du-
lt1tll1,. viii hold services III the. Scan
dinavfan@ NJ. Z. church in this city this
"wednesday evening at, 7:30 O'clock,
Rev. Erickson is, the new superintend-
ent Of the Red River Valley District
Of the Scandinavian NJ. p, church.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

MI. and Mrs. Truman Simmons, OF
Cfookston. arrived last Wednesday for
an over Thanksgiving. visit. at: the
home Of Mrs Simmons parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Gotfrid Erickson, nv. Sim
mons left. the Latter part Of the week
for Crookston, Mrs Simmons remain
ing for a longer visit. ss;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

4 This year more: people thar. ever are
deciding on Photographs as a happy
token. to .siye to those whose friend
ship they wish to hold land cherish.
A dozen Photographs viii solve a
dozen pulling gift pfoblems Make
an appointment today at Il Raveling
Studio. H.. .ass
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-11-30

Tester R. Peel, whe has been eln-
ployed by the Marshall County Land
Co since early last spring, left Friday
evening4fol 1AsIiinea polis, where he viii
spend some time. Mr.. Peel has no.
decided just what he will do in the
future but has several different psi
tons in view.