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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcrIoNErR.
Trustees Sale. to Close an Es-se
tate, of 1'hree-S Story and Base
ment Brick Dwelling. 10
Rooms and Bath. No. 5l1 +
Street Northwest

IVY 'ir'he OF authority vested In the under.
sGned' under the last will and testament OF
orse J. Suherie. deceased. will offer for
aiS hE Inhiic auction in from; of the premises
MuNiAl THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF
u nrf,n,thuhk1, AD. 1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
VI me following described land and prem
sltnate IN the city Of Washing gton District
"I t"umbia, to-wit: Parts Of lots . and 3 In
thereon.
~, Terms OF sale: 81 900 cash. the balance in
IintrAi payments, particulars of which will be
announced at sale or made known upon appli-
y l'.n ~. 10 undersigned. all cash. A deposit
20 N'uo required of the purchaser at the time
.. sale All eonveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps and notariai fees at the cost Of the
purchaser; Terms of sale to be complied with
WITHIN thirty days from day of sale; otherwise
lle trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
properly at the risk and cost of the defauitinr
purehaser. after five days advertisement Of
si'h resale in some newspaper published in
the city Of Washington, ID. c.
+. SNoWDEN HILL,
Fendall Building =
W. B. JACKSON.
<,c, l4l0 q St NV, Trusteesp
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. Auctioneer
Peremptory Sale OF
Valuable Unimproved Real Es-
tate in the Southwest Section
Including Entire Square OF

SiOullu-
by virtue of authority vested in the under
signed by the owner. who is leaving thi, conn
try. viii sell by public auction. without re-
ssrve: in front of the respective premises, on
THURSDAY. MARCH TENTH. 1927 the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit:
AT 80 O'CLOCK PM
Lots To IA, inclusive. in square 657 heinc
the entire square bounded by South Capitol
and Half, and = SITS. s.w., containing about
134. .093 square feet.
AT 40 O'CLOCK PM
Lot ), in square 6J2, 5J3x1737 ft $3.50
50. ft, located on 1st st. between and q
SITS. s.w.
AT ; O'CLOCK PM.
Lot -. in square 800. 56.6xl676 G #, o. 463
50. #. located on 1st st. between It and L
SITS.
Terms: Cash A deposit of $500 on the square
and 500 on each of the other lots required at
sale. Terms Of sale to he complied with fully
in 10 days. All conyeyancng. recording,
revenue stamps, etc. at purchasers cost
For e1pediency. certificates Of title have been
prepared by the owner and will be furnished
the purchaser without cost
ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct.,
go Pa ave. NV.
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Tel. M. 454O.

Price, $500.
A. semi-detached home west of 14th street
and not far out in Columbia Heights, built oy
present owner who is leaving the city. Tne,e
are nine rooms and bath. large front and slhe
porch very deep lot. This property is clear
Of incumbrance and owner Will make easy
terms of sale.
Price. $1,000.
A splendid northwest home that can he sofa
on terms of 81 600 cash and easy monthly pay
ments two-story and attic house heated
with hot water and having electric hehts.
double rear porches and garage This house Is
neat as pin and a home you would ENJOY
Price, SOOO.
A colonial style house in Mt. Pleasant west
Of 18th street where owner will accept terms
Of 81 900 cash and monthly payments Ihere
are six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, eiec
tric lights front and rear porches The lot Is
2Ox1aO This property is very salabie.
Price. $3.50.
: home in the northwest not far out, two
story house. having six rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electric lights. large cement
front porch two-story rear porches. and there
is double brick garage. This is very cheap
'''' anu ' BOSS &
THE HOME
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BOSS & PHELPS,

L 1ELI .,
14O6 II St. NV.
Price. $1,000.
A desirable home near 18th and Park roau
a hopse and a location that will please you
This is roomy two-story and attlc hohse.
having inlaid hoors electric lights. hot-water =
heat front and porches and great p's
back yard. Very easy terms.
Price. $500.
A six-room and bath colonial brlck homse e
that will bear the closest inspection the nous u.s.
is in perfect condition throughout: there az aiS =
inlaid floors indirect lighting, porches pasJd W.
alley in rear of lot. Inc mousse can oe ~
on very easy terms.
Price. $1,000.
A complete home in the Bloomingdale sec
tion. not far out and just OFF from ISL sree'
occupied by an owner who will give possession II
and make rea Sonabe terms of sale. rms Is a
modern box-type, six-roOm house, screeheu
throughout and having garage.
Price, S12,5 500.
A home inst off from 18th street. just put
on the market for sale; two-story' eisn.-
room house. with four big bedrooms and iarse
sleeping porch on second floor: hot-water hea /,
electric lights oak floors, hne deep lot WIN
a double garage Possession any time.
PHELPS.
OF HOMES
III
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Six-room and bath home in the
electric lights; hardwood floors. Price. $7.7b0
on very reasonable terms.
2
A very unusual opportunity
Army officer leaving city offers for sale his
beautiful home located in best northwest sec
tion, containing rooms, hot-water heat. elec-
trio lights; splendid garage; double PACK
pOrches, screened. glassed and plastered Every
conceivable modern appliance has been added
to this home. New awnings throughout. Price,
SIC, 800. reasonable terms.
3
Three-story building with
brick garage for three cans; contains two
apartments Of rooms and bath each and a
Can be sold for $12, 500. on easy terms
Ten-room home in best section
Columbia Heights: bedrooms: hot-water
's 's'' sSzs@' @'' 81 s;s'''''' through
Six-room and bath home in
Columbia Heishts-convenieat to nsh and
iisHsd'a's sesaD'asy: Price. $500.
Ten-room and bath home
within one square Of 9th and ST. NV Price,
81, 100. An unusual opportunity to get 4 house
in this locat ton.
Six-room brick house, north
east: newly papered and painted throughout;
large lot to 20ft. alley; garage. Price. q, 15O.
$500 cash, balance monthly.
8
Downtown home near 9th and
X streets n.w.-Contains 8 rooms and bath:
exceptionally good lot. Price. 5000.
Eight-room home on two
hoors located within one-half square Of Con-
necticut avenue; hot-water heat electric
lights; oak floors; instantaneous hot-water
heater. Price. $13. 800. An unusually good buy.
CHAS. q
o23 Fifteen
Mai
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

R. & GOSS,
Main A52.
Downtown NV.
Convenient TO downtown section recently
renovated home Of nine rooms and bath: hot
water heat, electric lights. Price. $l1.OOO.
MckEEvER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St Main 41S2.
Columbia Heights.
One of the best buys in the city today: q
home in best section or Columbia Heights
ten bright rooms and bath and all modern i'm
provements: hot-water heat electric lights.
Price only So, GOO. on easy terms.
McKEEvER 4 GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
Saul's Addition.
A home in pleasant neighborhood; good ex
poSure; eight large rooms. bath and extra Law
atory, sleeping porch: all modern improve
nents. hot-water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors and trim: front and double rea.
porches: unusual feature in the sunny break
fast porch; screens and awnings throughout
plenty Of room for garage on wide alley
Price, $11 500.
& GOSS,
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TODAY'S
Cor. 18th and Farragut SITS.
Saul's Addition.
S15,O5O. $3.50 Cash.
Unusually charming home Of the colonial
type, thoroughly up-to-date and practically
new. Eight rooms and two baths hot-water
heat and electric lights. Detached on large
Near New Hampshire Ave.
Close In.
S6,85O. Easy Terms.
Attractive three-story. bay:window brick Of
nine MONS and tiled bath Rr9wnstoas ds,an sIm
An excellent proposition.
18th St. Sc. Near Lincoln Park.
5000. Terms.
We'll built colonial brick Of eight rooms and
bath; modern and just redecorafed throughout
Room for double garage on a soft. alley. A
real buy. Vacant and ready for immediate oc-
eupancy.
Bishop Harding's Former Home
Just Off Wash. Circle on 23rd.
S11,5OO. Terms.
Splendid three-story. bay-window brick resi-
dence Of twelve rooms and two baths. hot
: hood. Close TO departments. just the opTor-
tlinity you have been looking for in q rooming
and boarding establishment
14th St. NE. Near F.
$500. Terms.
real fnd in a seyen-room and bath mod
efn corner property Hot-water heat, room for
garage, open freplaces. colonial porch and
back porch. Immediate possession.
WILLIAM K
3O1 Southern Building
Main 100 and Main 373.
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FOR SALE.


$22OO0-Downtown business 9S1oo-oeli smibra-
has 81
thmoder
now
S45OO-Delightful home un SloAttrac h nome:
heats
feeGs on
St just
G. Florida ave near 10th So75O-On Rhode Island
End ST.
m owneroc
S2OOO-On Quincy street acant never peed
uIle rarp
SPECIAL.
S2OO0-Crenden street west OF 18th well
and
deed An
H. L. RUST
Mi, 1909 o12 Fifteenth ST.
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Main 4752

Office Open Washingtons Birthday AM to 6 PM
TIMES WERE NEVER BETTER IN The UNITED STATES.
BUY ONE OF THESE HOMES LISTED BELOW
DURING PROSPERITY WEEK.
$3.50 $3.50
semidetc
$500. ne near H. eooro
6rooms newly pap
eouife rovement;
PA
$4,000. hsh's r0'"s oase eG d9m n@@eda'e possession
6r
n
S615O mot Seian T,r si electric hshs' very large i"'
M Msoeminsd&as; & right @ of r Rhode Island Island ,,n: ays: $780,
Ncash
c,.m,i, n.d u uons ,.ts. SO.5W
Immediate all of the above houses They
be inspected at any time
FRANK A. GIBBONS.
Main 21S $40 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV
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SPECIALS.
Two-Family Flat, 5th St. NE.
$500. Easy Terms.
Tuo-story brick. 5 rooms downstairs and 8
rooms upstairs. Each apartment has tiled
bath separate heating plant and yard: Room
for garage. One nat ready for immediate oc-
cupauey.
Chevy Chase Bungalow.
S12.5OO. Easy Terms.
An ideal bungalow Of seven rooms and bath.
hot-water heat, elec. lights, large open fire.
place, wide porch, stone foundations and large
lot. Attractively arranged and well built. In
spect these today. Convenient to Connecticut
ave.
Georgetown.
S4,5OO. $500 Cash.
Quaint old home Of six rooms and bath, va
cant and newly papered and painted. Ready
for immediate occupancy. In good condition.
little antique furniture will make an artistic
and unusual home
Two-Family Flat.
North Cap. and S SITS. NV.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
A real bargain in two-family fat Of un-
usually large and attractive rooms. Five
rooms down and 6 rooms up. each with large
fat vacant
9TH and Rock Creek Church Rd.
Petworth.
$3.50. Terms.
Modern six-room and bath, colonial porch.
sleeping porch hot-water heat and electric
lights. Room for garage. Good alley. This
is priced right.
:. HARTUNG.
18th and H SITS. NV.
Open Tomorrow as Usual.
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A CHOICE LIST OF PROPERTIES SELECTED TO
MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
CONSERVATIVE HOME-BUYER.

10
Two-family apartment, down
town contains ont 9: "a rces and bath each Dan b
sonable terms for responsible party.
On 18th street n.w.-Store. 8
rooms and bath; 25 feet wide; hot-water heat
electric lights. Price. SIS. 600. rare oppor
tunity to locate your business in splendid
section Of the city.
Just off 10th street NV
Store rooms and bath; hot-water heat; elec.
tric lights Price, 81 600. good buy in q
fast-growing business district.
Is
Ten-room and bath home on
18th street near Columbia road; section nap
idly developing into q business district. Price.
$11,500. on terms
Six-room and bath detached
colonial home near Lincoln Park; electric
lights; in nrst-ciass coudition throughout.
Price, 1850.
Three-story apartment in
Washington Heights-Now rented for $110 per
month. Owner reserves rooms and bath for
own use. Hot-water heat We are author
lied to offer this property for $4,000 and
make reasonable terms.
16
Six-room and bath home in
splendid northwest section; front and double
rear porches; hardwood floors Immediate pos
session. Price. $500.
Six-room Colonial Home in
North Columbia Heights: convenient to 14th
street car line; garage: electric lights; NOW
VACANT. Price, 50. 000
1S
Downtown brick corner resi-
dence, containing IS rooms and baths; hot
water heat; Pear garage. Price. $12, 500.
!. SAGER,
tn St. NV.
n SO.
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II. T. LAW. 1919 ST. Sc. HAS SOME ELE-
CANT homes for sale in southeast Washington.
SEE OR WRITE NE TODAY FOR PRICE
and terms.
Phone Lincoln 5725 ''4-+' 25s
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GREAT BARGAIN-$6 OOO-9 LARGE ROOMS
| porches, colonial. 1901 Irving st.. Brookland
| 75I15O; trees; view. Inquire OWNER. Norti
| 1911. 2ls
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EDUCATIONAL.

books for every school, and miscellaneous books
Sn all subjects bought and sold. new and used
PEARlAAAN'S BOOK SHOP. oS8 q st. nv.
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Fl. T. LAW,

1919 f st. Sc
IS IN THE MARKET FOR DESIRABLE
HOMES that can be sold from s.. 500 to 81 500
OWNERS Of such should write or see me at
once if quick action is wanted. Phone Lincoln
5725. 25s
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y III = III %
7th AND Il SITS. NE. LIN. s97.
vACANT-s-ROOM AND BATH BAY WIN
dow brick: splendid loca tion: long back yard
to wide, improved alley. Only 81 900; $500
cash and balance monthly.
Groom and bath dwelling; only s., 500: $500
cash and balance monthly.
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIT Az st. sw.
ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE HEAT, CELLAR.
alley s.e.: condition like new. Vacant. Easy
terms. Call Lin. BELL
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

SOUTHEAST-6 ROOM AND BATH COLO
nial brick, cemented cellar, furnace heat: good |
car service; comfortably furnished; $4,000. |
1884 st Sc. oIs
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Six-room Colonial Home in
North Columbia Heights; convenient to 14th
street car line; garage; electric lights; NOW
VACANT. Price, 50, 600.
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$6.1O0-Near 10Th and Fla. ne. 8
rooms and bath; hot water heat; electric lights
double porches Lot $50 #. deep to 90
1T. paved alley. Possession. Only $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1921-02-21

THE HOME OF HOMES ~
Tel NJ. 4340 l4oo II 81. ~
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WANTED-MONEY.

FOR sALE-sECOND TRUSTS 5000. 81 900
81 500. $500; will allow 25 per cent discount
on one or all. Address Box 247-P. Star office
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81, i,OO0-Neat little home near 18th and F
SITS. large rooms and bath; double real
pOrches; latrobe heat occupied by owner: 500
cash. Balance $40 per mo-, including interest
IIOIA Il NJ S..I d &C
Evening star., 1921-02-21

SUI Southern Building, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main 100 and Main 33. Open Tomorrow as Usual
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INVESTIGATE THESE.
s. .250-Corner of alley Eye st. g.
room and bath colonial home: concrete cellar:
good heating plant; long yard to alley. Pos
session given. Terms.
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SHERMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson, Mrs. A.
w. Nelson were business callers at
Mohall Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Nelson spent Wednesday
at the T. E. Rockies home.
The following attended the Literary
Society held at Bentick school No. 2
last Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs
P. Peterson and family, Herbert Blan-
chard, William and Madeline Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsel and Miss Ada
Perry. A good program was rendered
and some fine talks given.
The dance given by Cecil S~pafford
last Wednesday night "a well attend
ed and a good time reported.
We are sorry to report the death Of
Ole Dokken which occurred last Fri
day morning at the Rugby hospital.
The remains were brought home on
Monday and the funeral vas held on
Wednesday and the remains laid to
rest in Bethel Lutheran cemetery.
Mr.. Dokken was 81 years of age at the
time of death.
Ovalt Feland. returned from Grand
Forks last Friday night and will visit
his parents here.
Gilbert Feland spent the week end
at s. Tomson's.
Ruth Marie, daughter Of Mr.. and
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
LAURITS IvERSON

On December 18th at the family
home in Cordelia Township occurred
the death Of Laurits ~Iverson, aged Ga
years, after a lingering illness witt,
cancer of the stomach.
Deceased was born in Inderoem,
Norway, June 10, 1857 and moved to
the Turtle Mountains in. 1899, where
he resided until his death.
Besides his wife, deceased leaves to
mourn his loss, one son, Ingvold, at
home, n daughter, Mrs. Chas. Mick
elson Of Adams, three brothers, John
of Olympia, Wash, Magnus Of Cor
della township and Peter in Norway,
two sisters, Mrs. N. G. Larson of Ro-
lette county and Mrs. G. M. Dahl Of
Bisbee.
The remains were laid to rest Sum
day, Dec. 18th, the funeral being held
from the Vinje church in the mount.
aims.
Deceased was a we'll liked man by
all who knew him and throughout his
many years Of life in the Turtle
Mountains was a very religious man
and always took active part in mat
tiers pertaining to the good Of the
Vinje church.
To the aged widow and children The
Courant extends sympathy.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
LEGION QUINT SHOWS UP WELL

Last evening at the High School
gymnasium the Legion and Independ-
ent basketball teams met in a very
fast and interesting game, which was
Won by the Legion 10 to II, but that
score does not indicate all, the game
was even closed than that and at no
time did the Legion have it, tucked
away. The first half ended with a
score of 13 to 6 in favor of the Lee
gicn but the Independents came back
strong in the second half and at n
time were one. point ahead. Another
game between these two teams will be
looked forward to. Amsbaugh, W. Vi
kan, Chas. Riley, Ing. Ertfesvaag and
j. Walker constitute the Legion team
while Greengard, M. Gorder, G. Cor
der, R. Stewart and Ferd Williams
made the Independents.
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MAS EXAMINATION

AT the request Of the Postmaster
General the U. s. Civil Service Conn
mission announces an open compete
tive examination to fill = vacancy in
the position Of postmaster ct Botti-
neau. It il expected that appointment
will be made from this examination
unless it is found in the interest OF
the service to fill any vacancy by
transfer or promotion Of some n al
ready in the competitive classified
civil service. This is not jan exannina-
ton under the Civil Service Act and
rules, but is held under N Executive
order issued May 10 1921 and revised
July q, 1921, For further Information
write postoffice department
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
MRS. R. r. KIPPEN

It is with deep regret that The
Courant is called upon to chronicle
the death Of Mrs. r. r. Kippen, who
died at the family home, nine miles
south of Bottineau, Tuesday Dec. 20.
Mrs. Kippen was born in Ontario,
July 18, 1862, and came to this coun-
ty several years ago, where she and
her husband have made countless
friends.
Several years ago Mrs. Kippen fell
and hurt her hip which resulted in
paralysis of the bowel, causing her
death.
The funeral will be held from the
home tomorrow friday afternoon at
two o'clock and the remains viii! be
laid to rest in Oak Greek cemetery,
Rev. Thomas Johnson, formerly of
Antler, will conduct the services.
Mrs. Kippen is survived by her lbs
tail1 and several children and to the
bereaved n e The Courant extends
deepest sympathy in their loss of a
devoted wife and mother.
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WAR HISTORY COMMITS ,, j..
SION FOR THIS COUNTY

Mrs. Chas. F. Amidon of Fargo,
was in Bottineau the latter part of
last week and appointed Mrs. G. A.
Leonard as Chairman for Bottineau
County for the North Dakota War
History Commission. The idea of this
commission is to get and complete the
war history of all who took part in
the World War and Mrs. Leonard is
to have charge of the work in Botti-
e a county. All information which
Courant readers might have should be
sent to Mrs. Leonard as soon as pos
sible as this county in one of the last
to be organized in the state and there
fore the work is behind. We congrat-
ulate the War History Commission on
their choice of Mrs. Leonard as Chair
man for Bottineau County.
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Mrs. r. P. Schroeder has a slight at
tack Of tonsilitis. - e'r."
LOOK PLEASANT.

We cannot, Of course, all be handsome
And it's hard for us all to be good;
We are sure now and then to be lonely
And we don't always do what we
should.
To be patient is not always easy,
To be cheerful is much harder still,
But at least we can always be pleas
ant,
If we make up our minds that we will.
And it pays every time to be kindly,
Although you feel worried and blue;
If you smile at the world and look
cheerful,
The world will soon smile back to you.
So try to brace up and look pleasant,
No matter how low you are down;
Good humor is always contagious,
But you Danish your friends when you
frown.-Exchange.
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Thos. Hennessy is at Eckman today
on business matters.
I. H. Mylan went to Fargo Tues
day to transact business.
Mrs. j. Fennern went to Antler on
Tuesday to spend q few days with rel
atives. s
Owen Thomas Of Devils Lake is at
tending to business matters in the
city today.
Roberta Burr went to Rugby this
morning and will spend her vacation
with her father, "A. G. Burr.
Miss Hattie Hanson arrived from
Crr.nville yesterday to spend the n,ii-
days here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Hanson.
Miss Bertha Dickinson, who is a
student at the Forestry Normal went
to Devils Lake this morning to spend
the Christmas holidays.
The Married Folks dance held at
the /. o. @. f. Hall last evening was
not very largely attended owing to
the busy holiday season but a most
enjoyable evening was spent by those
present.
We guarantee $4,000 per week full
time Of. 75c an hour spare time selling
guaranteed hosiery. Agents making
$75.OO to $4,000 per week. Good hos
iery is an absolute necessity, you can
sell it easily. Free samples to our
working agents. Eagle Hosiery Mills,
Darby, Penna. Top.
just as The Courant goes to press
we are informed that the Independent
basketball team Of the city has chal-
lenged the Legion team to another
game to be played during the holidays.
The Independent boys claim they will
turn the tables on the Legion and will
make them battle all the way through.
Well, it should be some game.
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FORESTRY NORMAL PARTY

Last evening at Wanner Hall, Pres.
and Mrs. v. L. Mangun and the stu
dents of the Forestry Normal gave
their annual dancing party, about
fifty young, people attending.
The music was furnished by Mr..
Thoms Baird Of Lakota. The hall was
beautifully decorated in keeping with
the holiday season and a lighted
Christmas tree was the main feature
Of the decorations.
At eleven o'clock a delicious lunch
was served at the Shirley Cafe.
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AND SON BANQUET

The annual Father and Son banquet
was held at the Presbyterian church
last Friday evening and proved . very
enjoyable affair. Dinner was served at
six-thirty and covers were laid Tor
one hundred and five, the dinner being
served BY the ladies Of the Missionary
Society.
After dinner very interesting pro-
gram Of music and short talks were
given. Dr. McEwen Of Fargo gave 9
very interesting address on aSon and
Dad
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CARD OF THANKS

To all those who assisted us during
the sickness and death Of our husband
and father, and especially to the Vinje
Ladies Aid and the Young Peoples
Choir, w wish to extend our ~sincerest
thanks.-Mrs. Lena Iverson and child
rem @ s- a." -"