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MAJ ~ -
Announced
MI. and Mrs. Jed Brockway an,
nounce the wedding of their daughter,
Helen. to William J. wheriL, wednes.
day. August "a. The young couple
viii be at home here
Mr.. Wherfi is one of the youngest
attorneys in the city and has been in
practice here o the past year and a
half.
Visitor mt
Wyiand Home.
Miss Grace wyland is visiting a,
the home OF her brother and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. wyland. Mr..
wyiand and the houseguest are ieav.
ing for South Fork Inn today, where
they will spend the weekend. Mrs.
wyland has been at the mountain re.
sort for tho entire week.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Y. Stock are plan.
ming a trip TO Denver and from there
ture. They will make the journey
overland.
New Department
At Studio.
The Gloria Dare Blake studio of
music and dramatic art has added a
new department to the school. Miss
Florence Osborne Sairman. a gradu.
ate OF the ri institute of Chicago. Ill.
who has had her water color and oil
paintings on exhibition four times In
the. gallery OF the institute and who
Is under contract for a number of
years with the Young's art gallery of
Chicago. to furnish her work. is now
to be with the studio. She has
a promise from Mr.. Young to send a
fine exhibit OF work of the best Amer.
lean artists Mr.. Young's slogan
american Art Only is-welI known.
Miss Sairman's exhibit will include
landscapes. portraits. lamp shades and
Christmas novelties.
A portion OF her time will be given
to teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin and daugh.
ter have returned from a most inter-
esting motor trip through the yell
Iowstone National park and after a
short visit with friends here will leave
for Colorado for a tour Of that state.
Return From
Park Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz, Miss
Catherine Dunn and DIR. T. T.. Drew
have returned from the Yellowstone
National park where they have spent
the past week and a half.
Mrs. Warrior
Is Hostess.
Mrs. H. o. Warrior presided at an
in formal tea served at her home on
CY venue yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Bernard Herod, Mrs. James Neville.
Mrs. James Simmons and Miss Maud
Hardin were the guests. A pleasant
afternoon was spent by the guests re-
calling old times.
Visitors Leave
For Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones. who have
B. B. Brooks at their home and on a
motor trip through the Yellowstone
National park, r leaving for their
in Fort Wayne. Ind. Mrs.
Jones. who is a sister of Mrs. Brooks,
AiaS oSSH tiie iIispitation OF u NUMBER
of social events of interest while here.
Luncheon Is
Pretty Affair.
Pink and white was the color
scheme used in the table appoint
ments and tally cards at the lunch
o and afternoon at 500 given this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. f. H.
Seaman. Pink and white flowers used
for the center piece and pink unit
baskets made a pretty table for the
several course luncheon.
The afternoon was devoted to play
ing 500 and two tables played.
The guests included Mrs. Harvey
Wisner. Mrs. E. d. Leddy Of Denver,
Mrs. Bernard Herod OF Houston,
Texas, Mrs. James Neville of Topeka,
Kop nru Z ITo-urou NJ, G
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FOR sALE-At great sacrifice, 1920
model Ford coupe: excellent condi-
ton has all extras. good looking car,
1915 cash. Owner 343 South Elm street
after S p. m or noon hour. s-2s-1ts
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street They were former residents
OF Sheridan. n have visited in this
state for he first time since they lot.
three years ago. They are amazed At
h change of the appearance of wyo-
ming in general and especially with
h growth In Casper. Mr.. Given Is
proprietor of a general merchandise
store in Honolulu
Henry Dean has returned from the
northern part OF tho state where he
has been looking after business in
'~terests for the past month.
d. e. Miller, Jr., and Maynard Gar
yer have returned from Cheyenne
where they spent a part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j.. Hopkins returned
today from "a vocation trir spent in
he Big Horn mountains They also
visited with Mrs. Porter. mother Of
Mrs. Hopkins. in shoshonL
Charles Cookie who is in charge or
the drilling at tho Spindle Top dome
Of the New York oil Is
spending q few days in the city at
tending to business matters.
A. ]. Hardendorf OF the San Juan
Petroleum company is looking after
business interests in Kansas and Den
yer.
r. c. Hoizworth. machinery sales
man for the Continental Supply com
pany. has left for -Thermopolis. Basin
and othe=N points on business.
Teas
Mrs. II. ]. Fuch returned today from
Thermopolis where she has been WIS.,
Ting with Mrs. w. J. Sisk.
+. NJ. Zimmers OF the Western
Realty company accompanied by his
mother. Is expected TO return from
Estes Park. Denver and Colorado
Springs where he has been on a pleas
ure trip.
Charles Demarest is in the city for
the day from his ranch. the w. J..
Mrs. Maude Dillon. of the city
clerks office has purchased a beauti-
full bungalow in Midwest Heights.
DR.. D.. N Sayles of Baird, Neb.,
has been n guest Of DIR. and Mrs. w.
A. Myers for several days.
Mrs. Leonard Hanway is leaving
Monday Tor Topeka, Kan, where she
will remain for about n month at her
former home. ..
Ed Barrett sttorney In the offices
of NJ. W.-Purcell. prosecuting county
attorney. has left for Lander where
he viii spend about a week on a hunt
ing, fishing and camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sullivan are leay.
ing this weekend for the east where
they will spend their vacation time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Challenger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mccormick have
just returned to their homes here
after a motor party through the Vel
lowstone National park.
r. f. stephen OF the Wyoming
Chemical company has been entertain.
ed at the home of DR.. and Mrs. w.
A. Myers for the past few days.
Misa Mildred Leonard of Bismarck.
N. D., arrived last night and will
make her home with Mrs. Margaret
Leonard.
Mrs. George Smith who has been
seriously i'll for several days is i'm.
proving steadily. SO friends win be
glad to learn.
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METAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Get them put on your windows and
doors now; while the getting is good;
when winter you cannot always
get them when you want them, so do
II now Phone 4s4J and Larsen will
Tx en- S.26-6ts
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ant was badly burned about the head
and hands yesterday morning IN an
effort to light the gas II is said that
ne turned on h a and the waited
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a momen before fgniung 1T Al
though seriously burned he VIII expe-
Renee no permanent defects from the
accident.
, 1921-08-27

Christian Church.
Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall.
Sunday school 9-45 n m.
Preaching and communion service.
IL n m.
Evening service. 8 p. m.
Violin solo. by Fred Kraus.
volac isolo. BY ssr=. osgood.
Other special music.
Everybody welcome at these serv-
ices o arc n stranger but once.
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In cases OF typhoid fever the ba.
mana Is recommended as a valuable
food. q
, 1921-08-27

Misa Mildred Leonard of Bismarck.
N. D., arrived last night and will
make her home with Mrs. Margaret
Leonard.
, 1921-08-27

Mission School.
Sunday school at the Mission church
on the corner OF Eleventh street will
be held at 10 o'clock Sunday m,rnihr.
A SPECIAL affair is arranged and ali
children are urged to be on hand
promptly to AVE their pictures taken.
, 1921-08-27

r. f. stephen OF the wyoming
Chemical company has been entertain.
ed at the home Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
A, Myers for the past few days.
, 1921-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Challenger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mccormick have
just returned to their homes nero
after a motor party through the Vel
lowstone National park.
, 1921-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sullivan are leay.
ing this weekend for the east where
they will spend their vacation time.
, 1921-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin and daugh.
ter have returned from a most inter
esting motor trip through the Vel
Iowstone National park and after a
short visit with friends here will leave
for Colorado for a tour Of that state.
, 1921-08-27
Marriage Is
nounc

Marriage Is
Announced
Mr.. and Mrs Jed Brockway an
nounce the wedding OF their daughter.
Helen. to William J. wherii, wednes-
day. August "a The young couple
will be at home here
Mr.. Wherii is one OF the youngest
attorneys in tho city and has been in
practice here for the past year and a
half.
, 1921-08-27

Ed Barrett sttcrney in the offices
OF NJ. W--Purceii. prosecuting county
attorney has left for Lander where
he VIII spend about a week on a hunt
ing. fishing and camping trip.
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RAcKER's HARDWARE STORE.

You can always find the article in
hardware that you want if you will
go to Backer's. Contractors and build
ers have learned to their satisfaction
and advantage that their needs can
best and most quickly be supplied at
this store Farmers and artisans also
have found that they can find the best
tools at this store, while hunters and
trappers look to this firm to supply
them with the latest in fire arms and
trapping equipment. 1t will soon be
spring time, which suggests painting
up This is the best way to insure
the life of your buildings-to paint
them frequently and using the best
grades of paints and varnishes on the
market. You will also find there
painters supplies of all kinds, brush
es, glass, GLACIERS supplies, screens
and screen doors. There are tools
there for the garden and lawn, laun-
dry supplies Of all kinds, including
power and hand washing machines.
They also handle the Buckeye Incu-
bators and Brooding stoves.
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SNOW WHITE BAKERY.

You can make the household work
easier during the hot days of the COM
ing summer if you purchase your ba-
kerry goods of all kinds from the Snow
White Bakery. This bakery is enjoy
ing a splendid patronage because of
the high grade and appetizing bread,
rolls, pies, cakes and other dainty ba-
kerry products that are always coming
from its ovens. Every effort is made
by the proprietor to keep the stand
ard as high as possible and to that
end entering into the baking opera
tons are purchased. You will enjoy
the light, creamy bread and rolls.
They will take you back again to
your childhood days when slice OF
bread and butter was the best thing
when you were hungry. The bakery
solicits orders for special dainties for
weddings and other social occasions
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

A healthy growing savings account
in the First National Bank of this city
is the best and most powerful friend
the average citizen can have. 1t also
is big help to him in establishing a
sound and satisfactory credit rating in
the community and means he has ac-
quired the habit of systematic saving.
The First National Bank through it's
directors and officers offers every pos
sible inducement to the people of this
city and vicinity to join its big fam
lily of systematic savers. One dollar
opens savings account with the
bank, and once you have made the
start and make regular deposits you
will be surprised to see how fast such
an account will grow. The bank pays
you five per cent interest on your &C.
count and is always ready to give you
every possible assistance that your
credit rating will justify. This bank
extends to you the facilities of high
ly organized banking institution, and
will be glad to have you become one
of it's patrons. The men at it's head
have made it a successful institution
because of their sound Judgment and
business ability. We are glad OF this
opportunity to recommend the bank
to our readers patronage.
ADV.
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AARTENsrEIN PHARMACY.

If you don't get the best of drugs,
then it is your own fault for they
are used entirely in prescription fill
ing by the Hartenstein Pharmacy.
This store makes a speciality of pre-
scription filling, giving prompt and ac-
curate service with competent and
experienced druggist always on the
Job. In addition one finds there all
of the best known and proven propr1e-
tary medicines and preparations. such
as liniments, salves, cough medicines,
plasters, first aid outfits. Also mani
cure sets, stationery for school, Of
fee and home, fountain pens, cam.
eras, and supplies for the amateur
photographers, magazines and books.
The ladies will find preparations such
as perfumes, tales, creams for all pur'
poses, rouge and medicated soaps and
delicious candies in bulk and boxes.
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SNOok'S GROCERY.

If you want your dollar to make
the broadcast spread when you go out
shopping for groceries, be sure and
spend it at Shocks Grocery. In ad-
dition to getting your groceries and
provisions at prices that are lower
than you will find in most other gro
ceries, you also have the advantage
of getting the very best quality of
groceries at this store. You will find
there Atwood's coffee, which is a
sign of quality; you will also find a
fine line of sailed and smoked meats,
and strictly fresh eggs. They are
satisfied with small profits which
means a large volume of business
Patrons of this store always appre.
ciate the courtesy shown them at all
times.
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ter price for them than what the
cheaper grades bring. 1t is always
economy to buy good furniture for
then one gets the service that is al
ways first consideration. At this
store you have a wonderful display
of carefully selected furniture. Every
piece shows class and quality, has
superior workmanship and finish and
will give you the service that you
want from. The stock of rugs and
carpets is usually complete and con-
tains wide assortment of imported
and domestic rugs and carpets as well
as other floor covering. A big stock
of new wall papers will appeal to
those who contemplate redecorating
their homes this season.
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PORTER LUMBER CO.

Lumber and building materials of
the highest quality and for all pur-
poses and at low prices are always to
be found at the Porter Lumber Co..
Lumber prices have been among the
first to reach the bottom and have
been cut by the manufacturer, jobber,
and retailer until the profits have been
all squeezed out. Our readers also
feel certain if they place their orders
for materials with this firm that they
will get high grade stocks and can
have their orders filled promptly, no
matter how large or small they may
be. Those in need of fencing and
rough lumber, sewer pipes, posts,
farm gates, storage tanks or silos, will
find some attractive prices here on
these articles.
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PALACE THEATER,

Has it ever occurred to yau, just
how much the Palace Theater has
added to your pleasure and instruction
through it's fine programs? There is
no theater in this vicinity that gives
such care to the kind of program it
presents to it's patrons. Every film is
carefully censored before it is shown
so that the most refined taste need
never fear of being offended by any
program offered at this theater. One
always finds a we'll balanced program
here, stirring drama, perhaps a
farce, a side splitting comedy full of
action and ridiculous situations, trav-
ell pictures, educational films, current
events and the animated pictures. All
of the popular stars and heroes fit
across the screen here, much to the
delight of the patrons who feel an in
innate friendship with their fay orites
as they appear in the new roles from
day to day.
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ROCK COUNTY BANK.

The man who learns to save today
is the man who is going to enjoy the
fruits of his savings when his work
ing days are over. The Rock County
Bank will be glad to interest our read
ers in it's new savings account plan
now in active practice. The thought
less man and woman who neglected
to save in the last few years when
wages were abnormally high and
every one seemed to be spending
orgy, have within the last few months
been brought face to face with their
own folly. This bank offers every
possible inducement to our readers
to start a savings account with it now.
One dollar opens such an account and
for every dollar deposited the bank
will pay five per cent interest.
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OHlSEN &. CO.

The best grades of candies and con-
fections and most appetizing sodas
and other soft drinks are always to
be found in the Ohlsen & Co. confec-
tionery. The patrons of this store
long ago learned that the quality of
it's CONNECTIONS and refreshments were
always considered first by the propri
etor. You will find wide variety of
delicious CONNECTIONS always in stock
here-chocolates, bon bons, tafties
Judges, brittle and hard candies. Then
there is a splendid assortment of box
goods male by the best known manu-
facturers of candy. One of their
bricks of ice cream helps solve the
problem of that Sunday dessert. De
liveries are made prompt and at any
hour.
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Citation for Hearing VIII.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Ramsey, SIS. In Probate Court:
In the Matter of Proving the Last n WI
Estate Hereunder of Frank Hon-
mann, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom II
Whereas Wiz John H. HOFFMAN,. of Ram
sey County, State of Minnesota. has de-
livered to the Probate Court Of the
County of Ramsey, an instrument In
and testament of Frank Hoffman,, late
of the City of st. Paul County of Ram
sey, and State of Minnesota, deceased,
and has filed Herewith his petition to
said Probate Court, praying that the
said instrument may he proved and ad-
mitted to probate, and stating that
Roee t the death 20 Of said Frank
mann, and that he died seized Of lands
in said County of Ramsey, described in
said petition, and that admlnistratlo n
estate in this State, and praying that
the real estate in the State of Mime
sofa devised under the said VIII, be
by this Court determined, and said land
thereto under the said alleged will.
1t Is Ordered. That said petition ton be be
will be taken at Special Term Of this
Court, to be held at the Court House,
in the City of st. Paul, in said County,
on NJ OnQay, the Z1SC udy VI M ICH' 1oS II
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, when all. persons
interested in said matter be cited and
required to appear before this Court
then and there to show cause, If any
they have, why said will should not be
admitted to probate and said petition
granted, and that this citation be
Served by publication thereof in The
Catholic Bulletin according to law.
Witness the Judge Of said Court, this
18th day of February, A. D. 1921.
(Seal of Probate Court)
E. w. BAZILLE.
Judge of Probate.
Attest: r. w. Gosewisch,
Clerk of Probate.
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CORN BELT LAND co.

Delays in making an investment are
sometimes as costly as those made
hastily and without careful fore
thought. 1t is a safe course at all
times to consult with an experienced
real estate firm such as the Corn
Belt Land Co., of Luverne, on any
contemplated real estate investment
Unless one is in close touch with real
estate conditions and values, then he
is on dangerous ground if he tries
to act on his own responsibility and
judgment. We would advise such a
person to consult with this firm on
any proposed real estate investment,
realizing that the judgment reached
by the firm would be sound in every
detail. The firm has a list of good
farms and city property for sale and
exchange.
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JOHN CONNELL.

Whenever you have any prescrip-
ton that must be filled, be sure and
take it to the store of John Connell,
which makes specially of prescrip-
ton filling. You will always find an
experienced and thoroughly trained
pharmacist there ready to give you
prompt and accurate service. The
store carries very complete line of
patent medicines of all kinds, such as
first aid outfits, home remedies for
coughs, liniments, salves and plasters.
The store also has full stock of nov
elites, magazines and periodicals, sta.
tionery and school supplies, toilet ar
ticles and accessories, fountain pens
and an attractive soda fountain where
delicious and appetizing dishes and
soft drinks are served the year round.
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URQUHART FLEMING MOTOR
COMPANY.

The home of the Ford car and Ford
service in Luverne and vicinity is at
the above mentioned garage. You will
find there the different models of Ford
cars and can look them over if you
are not already familiar with the
points of superiority of this car. 1t
is the universal car and it is prac-
tically agreed by all dealers that it Of
fers more for the money in service
than any other car on the market.
The Ford coupe, with electric start
ing and lighting system, has a big,
broad seat deeply upholstered For all
seasons of the year the Ford coupe is
desirable. Itlhas all of the Ford econ
omies in operation and maintenance,
too. The Urquhart Fleming garage
offers regular Ford repair services.
All repair work is guaranteed and gen.
uine Ford parts are used in all repair
work
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(Seal of Probate Court.)
WILLIS g. HOXMEIER, Attys.
Citation for Hearing on Petition TO
Adminf sfr

Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Administration.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ramsey. IS. In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of George
J. Lobsinger, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom 1t
May Concern:
The petition of Eda Lobsinger hav-
ing been filed in this Court. represent
ing that said George J. Lobsinger, then
resident of the County of Ramsey,
State of Minnesota. died intestate on
praying that letters Of administration
of said estate be granted to said Eda
LobSinger.
It Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard and that all persons Interested
in said matter be and hereby are cited
Court on Monday, the 2sth day of
March. 1921, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon or as soon thereafter as said mat
ter can be heard. at the Probate Court
Room, in the Court House in the City
of st. Paul, in said County, and show
ton should not be granted and that
this citation be served by the publica-
tion thereof in The Catholic Bulletin,
according to law. and by mailing copy
of this citation at least Ia days before
said day of hearing. to each of the
addresses are known and appear from
the files of this Court.
Witness the Judge of said Court this
LIST day of March A. d. 1921.
E. W. BAz1LLE,
Attest: F. w. Gosewisch,
Clrek of Probate.
DOUGLAS. KENNEDY q KENNEDY,
Attorneys, st. Paul, MINI.
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MEL SON BROS.

Economical shoppers have learned
that they have the best bargains and
largest selection of stocks in the up
to-date store of Nelson Bros. 1t has
been proven from time to time that
the quality of stocks found in this
up-to-date store are the highest that
it is possible to obtain anywhere. In
the department devoted to wearing ap'
parel will always be found the latest
styles, the newest fabrics and the
best workmanship. This applies to
wearing apparel for all members OF
the family. If you want good gro
ceries, the kind that answer the most
exacting demand for quality and price
you will find them in the big stock
always on hand in this store.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK.

If you want growing savings ac-
count in the Farmers National Bank,
you need not be alarmed over any
temporary business depression that
comes Such an account means that
you have something to fall back on
that is more certain than friends and
which talks louder than friends in
such an emergency. A savings ac.
count means ready assistance in any
emergency and also is an assurance
to its owner that he or she has learn
ed the most acceptable of all habits
that of systematic saving. One dol
lar will open such an account in this
bank, and interest is paid on such de-
posits at the rate of four per cent
per annum.