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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-29
MALHEUR COUNTY REAL rs
TATE TRANSFERS RECORD
ED DEC. ~ 90 DEC. "a

Claude u. Burnett ct ux 70 p. H.
cavaney Nwh. wMNEh Sec. "a;
sw u swh Sec. IS; sEhsEh Sec,
i4-27-ss. 1921. $1,000.
Jaca Commercial Co. 70 q. w,
Brainard. 8 Tracts OF land at Nc
Dermitt, Oregon. 1881. t1e.o0.
+. b. Lloyd ct ux to c. u. Kenyon
Und. Y Int. In swANwh. and Lot
3, Sec. 4-i6-47. i1Ii 81. $1,000.
Geo. p. Green ct ux TO George l..
Phillips. part OF Block 90. Nyssa.
sl261s. $4,000.
U. s. A. TO Watson ID. Tanning.
Eh Sec. 2s-14-40. 6ll9l2l.
U. 8. A. to Watson ID. Tanning,
WI Sec. 2s-14-40. blisI2i.
Sheriff II. Lee Noe to W. d. Fan
ming, Eh Sec. 24-l6-4o. lls2o.
ss67.10.
Ben G. Rutledge ct ux TO Eastern
Oregon Land Co. all Of Sec. a-lS-tl.
11l26I2i. $1,000.
c. II. Trow OF ux TO A. s. Trus-
colt. shsw Y NV Y swH Sec. els
a.. 1881. ,1.so0.oo.
J. r. Blackaby ct al TO Mary u.
Lyells. Lot 8. Block i7s. Ontario.
11I13l20. $4,000,
u. 8. A. TO VIM. 8. Maher. sEh
NEA Sec. i2-sO-4e. slsIls.
U. s. A. TO Julius Kary. sen
sWA Sec. S4-ls-44. illi0I2i.
Complaints fSled In Circuit oourt
Pacific Loan 4 Inv. Co. vs.. Emma
II. clevenger ct al. l2Iisl2i. Fore
closure OF Mortgage. ss.24s.s7.
T. J. Kelly vs.. Lynn Moudy OF al.
12I1sI2l. Recovery OF Note $500.
o. II. p. Mecord vs.. Samuel v.
Hess ct al. l2I2sl2l. Foreclosure
OF Mortgage. 100000.
L. b. Springer vs.. Jeff Boyle ct al
12I34I21. Recovery of money.
s1.e6O.00.
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the non arrival of the impersonator.

the non arrival Of the impersonator
Mrs Henry Anderson and four
children have come from Doublas,
Wyoming for an extended visit with
Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. +. Tussing.
Mr.. Harry Betebenner and family
came down Saturday from Midvale
to spend the holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wayne and
family went to Baker to visit few
days.
Terrlll Taylor came home Satur-
day night from Mountain Home to
spend three or four days with his
wife at the Spainhower home.
Miss Alma Reins and Otto Reins,
students at Gooding are home from
college for the holiday.
w. o. Marlar left Tuesday for
California for an extended trip.
A car OF lumber reached Fruit
land Friday for the addition to the
M. Il. Church which is being built.
Construction work has been delayed
two weeks because OF the tardy
arrival OF the lumber.
Rev. and Mrs. George Todd had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith and two children, and
Miss Smith, aunt OF Mrs. Todd.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tackett had as their Christmas
dinner guests, Rev. and Mrs. George
Todd and Miss Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. o. Ady and family
had as their guest Miss Ruth Sur
ber OF Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Makinson on
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ell
dredge and daughter and r. E. FL
dredge and family.
Those going TO Weiser as the
guests from here OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID. Carpenter were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Carpenter and Mrs. Il. II. Hunt
or, Mr. and Mrs. billiard Gregor, +.
u. Greger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fisher had
as their dinner guests Christmas
day. NJ. and Mrs. #. A. Bngle, Prof.
aud Mr.. G. G. Wise and father, and
Leon Eldredge and family.
J. +. Smith sld family, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. l. Hollenbeck and Ted
Meeker and Mr.. and Mrs g. l.. Rich
and daughters. Mrs. Ida Kirkland,
and Miss Mary Hollenbeck all Joined
in a big dinner and an all day visit
at the william Hollenbeck home.
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THE FOUR HoRsEMEN OF THE
APOCALYPSE
BY Melvin q. Winstook

BY Melvin q. Winstock
The Prophet gazed with mystic eye
Thru the stars that glittered high.
All that was false. all that was true:
Tho earth, the sea ;all men he knew.
His quickened ear had heard tho beat
The trampling OF the maddened feet.
His soul was scared with the
leprous breath
OF War and est-Famine-
Death.
War that murders night with might
Conquest throned on mankind's
Plight.
Famine with its gnawing pain
Death dancing over fields OF slain.
Ambition called. hosts ieaped to die
Many there were who knew not why
But the Horsemen rode o'er human
kind
And the eyes of men with tears were
blind.
Orphans starved and widows wept
Sweet cities into dust were swept;
The proud sun bowed his head In
Shame
At sight OF such a wanton game.
Red blood followed In eeaseless
Stream.
To satisfy a madmas's dream.
And War and Conquest-Famine--
Death
scorched the earth with flaming
Breath.
And the Horsemen's ride will never
cease
Until the Nations dwell In Peace;
Until Gods love, Divine In Grace.
Shall shine in every human face.
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High grade Instrument In our po-
ascssion In Payette must be sold.
win give n large discount for quick
turnover. Easy terms 60 responsible
party. II interested write for par
ticulars 60 The Denver Music 90.
Denver, Colorado. 30
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FOR RENT-Housekeep coping rooma
furnished. Boyd Rooming House.
Phoae SOM.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday School, 1000 a. m.
Preaching. 1l;00 a. m. Subject
"The Untried Way"
Christian Endeavor. $3.50 p. m.
Preaching, 1880 p. m.
White School House
Sunday School. 1890 p. m.
Preaching, 1850 D. m.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

biDlo school, lV:OO a. m.
Morning Worship, 1900 a. m.
Junior ID. Y. p. u. 6:15 p IN.
Gospel Service, 1880 D. m.
The week OF Praper will be OBJ
served with a prayer service every
night next week.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-29
TWENTY HEAD OF DAIRY COWS
FOR SALE

Fresh and coming fresh. Can be
seen at J. N. Buffers. Cairo. These
are cattle that u. d. Conklin brot
from the Willamette Valley.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-12-29

FOR sALE-Maxwell car. Cheap
for cash. or take phonograph part
payment. w. Sesena. Ontario. Orc.
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FRUITlAND BENCH
N. 10. Christmas Entertainment

No more beautiful Christmas tree
adorned the M. ID. church than that
Friday evening when a most splen-
did entertainment by the Sunday
lSchool was given. The tree which
was Of Washington Fir and reached
to the ceiling, was electrically
lighted and beautifully trimmed.
The exercises both music and plays
were II seemed better rendered, the
Tip Toe song by eight girls and one
toddling boy, dressed In nighties,
was especially enjoyed, they having
to return to repeat Santa Claus
appeared and distributed candy and
gifts TO the little ones, no one being
missed.
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Now Moline Tractor. with attach
ments. At a big sacrifice. @. y Cor.
phone 60J Ontario. 2-t
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FOR RENT-Three or four room
modern apartment. with garage.
Phone t78-M. n.
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FOR sALB-standard make vac
uum sweeper with all attachments.
$500. A No. condition. On
tario Electric Co.
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FOR SALE OF Rent-Ten acre
tract in section. one and one-hslf
miles west OF town, at q sacrifice
Terms. A. c. Voc. New Meadows.
Idaho. SIS
The New York herald., 1921-04-07
BROTHERS SENTENCED
FOR ROBBlNC WOMAN
Alexander and Louis Nores-
fein Pleaded Guilty to Theft.

Two brothers, guilty by their own
Pleas of first degree robbery. were ar
raigned together Yesterday In Bronx
county Court and received their sen
tences from Judge Louis H. Gibbs. Al
The court house door they parted. the
elder. Alexander Norestein. 2s ycars old.
- begin ten wear term al Sing SING.
he other. Louis is 10 serve an inder.
mite term OF tho Elmira Reforms
They were arrested a. Atlantic ritv
two weeks ego BY detectives OF Inc
Eathgnte avenue station. On March 4.
az II O'Clock at night. Il was che rsed.
the brothers entered the aps rtment OF
Mary Gisckman, 1919 Morris avenue. The
Bronx. bound and gagged Mrs. Click
man and fled With iewelry valued Mt
w5n They' pleaded guilty March So
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Womeu's Haud-Made Blouses

m OMCH'J HNWI-IVI0UG DIONJ6J
at 2.05
AlluringIy fresh and dainty. these lovely blouses
start out to capture your fancy-and succeed,
YOU will agree once YOU have seen them The
son may be the crispness OF the baiste, the drawn
work or hand embroidery that makes them eN-
qiiiste--or perhaps the price may have
thing to do with it. Anyway, they remarkable
value at 9.95. Sizes 81 to OF. Third Floor
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n. D.'TAxES. I. = =. !.
|. G0lhe:DoWN
Wallace Issues Figures
4 To Show Reductions .
i. Iilk lJsak:.ai ss:s:.A ! ]: H.

BISMARCK N. sD.-Local tax lew
los in the next year will be lower than
in 1919 and 1920 in practically every
community in the state, according to
George E.tWallace, state tax commits
sioner. -
! | The legislature has restricted these
levies to = maximum Of the average
tax for the years 1918, 1919 and 1920,
and as the levies in 1919 and 1920 were
almost uniformly higher than in 1913
the net result will be q lower maxi
num-" the tax commissioner said.
School districts are allowed higher
The state tax,ls1y will not be ab.
olished ia the next year, Mr.. Wallace
said. It probably will be increased
because Of the increase in the appro-
priations. He does not expect a mat
erial increase in assessed valuation
BY the reduction Of the exemption al
lowed owners of dwellings in cities
and villages from $1,000 to $500 and
farm equipment in the same amount
The income tax law remains unchang-
ed except that income from warrants
and bonds Of subdivisions is exempted
from taxation, he said.
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;l,iSisi ,i .,;lr

RaW. Howard, champion bitter
msker of thesN Nortt tthwest; is the latest
addition TO the forces dfs the ,R. d.
Cobb company manufacturing and
produce establishment in Devils Lake.
MI. Howard assumed charge of the.
department titefS hist week and: has
adjusted himself to the new
surroundings 8 stttllte- finest creamery in
the Northwest" ~ he declares he will
not only maintain the nigh standard
Of "King Clifton - butter, the brand
manufactured there, but will raise II
to- the best insathe United States.
Cobb Company's butter is already
known from coast to coast. II
s AT Ames, lows, in competition with
seventyothree other. manufacturers,
Mr.. Howard in 1920 carried off the
honor Of capturing !the'gold medal. the
highest award ever given a butter
maker for his product. Fifteen states
were represented. - .:
The new department head came
here direct from the H. NJ. Noack &
Sons plant at Arlington, Minnesota,
the finest creamery: in Minnesota, it
is said. He has devoted HIS entire
aife to working, out the essentials Of
processes for producing only the hn-
est butter that can be made. .@
I: Mrs. Howard is already here, altho
the family is at present living at q
local hotel until suitable residence
can be found. gs-.i ',- taFt -
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Baby Girl To The '...:s:'::
r. III. A. Sneesbys is
OF Fourth Generation

A baby girl born Monday morning
at the General hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Sneesby, is Of thu fourth
generation now living. The father Of
the little tot, Alvin Saeesby is.the son
of Mr. and Mrsz Charles sneesby Of
this cityy.and Mr, sneesby's father
Henry aged 80; Is still alivesan re-
siding at Centralia, Washington. The
great grandparent. was Devils Lake
VISITOR last summer. Grandpa Char
.leysis Just as proud Of the new, addi-
.tioRlto the family ,as is its father, Al
q: Roth were wearing smiles
that were real. y y
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
Snow D ont Stop &. u. D
ids Marble Time

q Tie SHOWS Of last week didn't Stop
the Esurest sign Of spring We know.
.The Kids we're at THE game Of
aafbles started . few weeks ago un-
der balnay, sunshine days. Saturday
afternoon Z bunch Of happy-go-lu lucky
youngsters had found q spot close to
Central school where the snow was a
minus factor. Knuckling on the bare
frozen ground, the game continued,
while "blowing hot breath" on their
chilly fingers aided the eye and finger
Tin: Oh! it's spring. Can you beat
49, - ..l-s u =. - - Y.
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Blobs O' Ink
By Hardy r. Nyselism
Heard InsPfiHti,,x onee.

~. Heard Ia PfiHting Ohlce. c,
eLauranna, 60 te the devil and
ten him to bring: me The. proof Of The
Parkbench Murder then have Jake
lock up William LANCER run The
German Diplomatic I'll. and cut down
The Tax on Prunes' to make space
for The Fat Lady, ~. .
~ ss3ss'ssaEs 3a-a;;s. :. !.
BE It ever 70 humble there's moth
ing like last summers straw. hat
not today thank ye, III. - .Ss' t -+''
- l1oonshiney makes : man feel. sun
strack-but happy.
/ -. 'a~We1l Stick. :';.: s:. -
Way back in tragic days Of yore
Big Bizriz got the farmers goat. Then
Silas 'Slocum, up all pokd 'em and
joined the N. P. L. and now he's got
the goat that can't be got.
Prohibition gave us near beer. What
will give us !. Observation-Disclosures +!
= -. 4. %" -
9 II Our Weekly Theory.
!. Following the line Of least resist
ance often leads a man from the
straight and narrow path.
about income tax" exclaimed
Mr.: Hy-Lfe. "At my income every
mite, my wife taxes me-'where have
you been and some evenin' there
won't be any return made"
WORLDLY WISDOM.
" Tho necessity is the mother of in.
vention, no man has yet invented an
always-findable collar button-nor q
'1eak-less" fountain pen, it's, said.
We pine for olden days, when talk
was cheap, for times Of horses and
kerosene lamps and bustles and
square dances: for then a man could
let his hair grow long and his whis-
kers too-without being called Boil.
shevik..
+ Even a stoop shouldered man car
be upright, and it's no trick for q
hunchback to be square.
A farm paper has reported 900.
eggs-a-year" hen. When will we have
d, sss400-eggs-a-year" fowl. No dear
q'eader, we didn't say foul. i
---1i -,,2l3 'sr - e - z-sr-,
e s:$.., N. B..
takes cool head to wear. fu'
cap, in summer.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
High School Notes

Misses Lois Crary and Esther and
Ruth. Broen accompanied Mrs. Crary.
and o.. w. Ohnstad to ,s'rary Sunasy
in the Ohnstad car. "a
MI. MAXI, manual training. taecher
In tie high school, IS i'll. -.Ss f.s5s;s:55 II; 81
The girls basket ball team Of the
high school will play the girls team
of Cnary Friday at Crary. The u. Z.
H. girls are, practicing every evening
in preparation for their .irst inter-
school, game. "Beat 'em up girls,
the schools behind you"
Miss Genevieve Rapp was absent
from school :Tuseday.
The seniors are. looking forward to
the Junior Senior banquet xhi.n is
to be- given by the Juniors April 8
The Juniors are busy making plans.
Committees for arrangements have
been appointed. by junior president,
Paul Kelly,
Friday, March 10, Easter vacation
begins: What a grand and glorious
feeling to be allowed five full days
Of vacation. and no studies.
TheaHigh School Life will be ready
for distribution about the end Of the
week fs.
Miss Minerva Smith has returned
to school after an absence of about
eeweehsi due to ialness. q
Minis Nary WalterS /: was absent
Monday. @m .a
Monday evening another free NOV
ing picture slsow was given under aus
.pices ct the Wv G. A. It was four
reel .htm.
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4 ST. Olafs Norwegian Lutheran
Church ladies' VIM hold another ei
the popular bazaars and food sales
Saturday the 10TH according to an
announcement, given out by the com-
miitttes Id charge a Il - 1arirang esments.
Members are already busy preparing
Articles for the sale while others are
making arrangements for the usual
assortment Of fine home cookery al.
ways sold at these ssales. The general
public. is invited TO. attend the event
which will be held IN the basement Of
the church., s-..xs ~
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
4. L. ButterWick
To Prosecute The
......,, Park River Case

L Attorney u. Z. Butterwick ufs Min.
newenkan, has ben, appointed hy AT.
torney General William Lemke "a
special prosecutor in the criminal &C.
tion. brot lat Park River against q
number Of business men charged with
i ! serious offense against a young
girl Attorney aButterwick ID issreported
already on the scene where the trial
will. occur. "
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
MINNEsoTA. TAXES UP.

MINNESOTA TAXES UP.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-Minnesota will
pay $115,391 ,095 in real and personal
property taxes for 1920.
Property subject to tax inSthe state
issvalued 1t 81, ,Os4, ,2s6, ,97e, an increase
.of approximately 5000, 200 over
the valuation made for 1919.
6 Tax rates have decreased 2.2 mills
throughout the state, the average for
1870 being t2.4s mills. This % = big
iScfease, however, over theirate for
aM years prior to 1919, being virtual
II. double the rate f1xed, in 1910, which
wasp % mills. 80
! These figures are given ia the an
Hnal abstract Of state tax lists, made
phblie today by II. ]. Desmond, act
ing state auditor.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
Eighth Graders Il,
Walloped Crary -
m. In. .Sn8npy Gam

: Devils Lakes $50 pound eighth
grade. basket ball quint met and d.,
feated the Crary team on that schoolak,
floor Saturday, by the comfortabae
score Of g. to" Is. Howard EQiotk
star member. Of the High school squaa
here refereed the game: -s
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
Clay County Farmers
sa. ! Would Reduce Wage

FARGO, N. D.-Clay county farm
.ers: regard a wage Of $38 to $40 per
month and board q fair amount for
labor for the season, $34.25 per month
and board for spring work, and 81 so
per day for day labor during the
spring work, according to- figures
compiled by. o. NJ. Olson, Clay county
agent, based on replies TO question
naires sent out. #
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16
! + Fordville Gets G A A
s 3: Il \ New Restaurant

Fordyille, located east Of here on
ths SOD railway, has . new restaur-3
ant and lunch room. Herman Anaund-.
son this week opened an establishment
there to cater is the trade Of the
town and transients. Mr.. sAmundsen.
declares, ST will be d first class place
and all patronag g win Be given ex-
cellent nttention and better food.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16

the subjects that they may write on
sre: history Of the high school, spir-
it Of high, school, athletics O high
school, high school course Of study,
history of; literary societies and inter
nal organisation. !,
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::.2|!R!l!oHRvIl.;LlLEI !: 4 6! :! !

AugustasIel purchased ) Ford last
week whiahShe w;4 ns WslhsnG the roads
are Too hxA fot, ,hia studehaker.
RasidesillS 4 of Penn; j; Csndo, Bisbee'
and IeedsSave taken sdyantage Of
Glib tsoi 4Bix Discount Sste. Why
loa't you i,H 3. ". Gilbsrts1n, Devils
IakI N. NG Il -
Miks SSstte was q Devils IalteE5
,asseuxeiitst Eeeali e " 81. Il d
OIuortan les rs II purchase ii furniture
at q pexs mt den't come otten. You
.sasnil suS1iy ye1r needs nov during
.Gal lrltt.sGN2 to psr Cent Discount
9saey Deia6 sIaiaN. d. 8-23
! - Bose ~ ab,,a past weak
B. sl1. ~ NJ. Jsues olsen q Mon
.taaaE arrrii Z s.e. N j uls,rsdays to visit
..vitii II. 0Gei . Iaothsr. Mrs. sena
RssideuIs e Penn, Cspdo, Bisbee
s:a,nd lIaed1:kave taken advantage of
GiitSiEtts ~ Bir Discount Bale. Why
ionf you ls e. ". Gilheafson, Deyils
j Lake. n. III. S-23
MIS- lfafEt llorxanxo& 3outham at-
tended thas : - Is sIIn erasd's Sat-
nrday eyeli,i a.ei = I i .ss;
.1s n. ands g.. Heinry llnttsn and
1a,,ilv an,sent Sunday,s 81 Tie Knute
15saE.s..S h..n IS
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16

47,A0annn HemstnaS . V SXsa11ffSAA las&,
3vaelr fro,n DsriIa i.;s,ta = Siira = 1Iad
- euuaployed ,ere,,f,lyss q
50 ~ ~ csut g rs s ~ ~ =; 8 e.snt q. Discount
% 80 entiys. 49, n nun.to- ~ m.
r1tnra ElW fsaihs.rtson. !. Devil.
IaIe.as. II. D. y. 81 81 ..'-, 81 q. .es 3,
Wiildam ~ 0ttS Inh,aniert "a ssThe
Wsai6 eor.espoii,, ii,,llIi llsiped VYiliialm
Beaaan eelehrnta kis hmthday anu,ni-
versalisrv lfarch 8. whist vas the ptin-ll
cipal ssliver.ion of tha ayenine. With
Iurehs follnvin1e.:... IS. ..s..9I B
Yon IN INV. furniture at 80 per
cent to 8 spetcsent discount at Gilbert
.crss. ! SDsvils Lake: a.. 11ss 3 "a
Nr. and ~: o,H. sVolden,s ]. litttle
daus1fter. Nelvia. was seriously iii
Vii stha. vhoouinr ,coueh Last week
Int ri nov ..ranidlv recoverinr. Mrs.
VOL = also conyaleseine from I
seve,risl att.csk 81 ii i'ii1.i rr,ippe,s,,.,,
Pi,onoeraphs at 80 nsr cent discount
It Ciibsrt,on,s. Devils LAC. n. %. a-2s
ClsIns Moea spent Saturday even-
~ ~ s eoni;,m.t;an .nr .tss,a eis.s : Mt xith
PssesrsRaftschol at the home 81 Louis
cnnneern,d s.tnrdav afternoon.
8 Hirh rr..ls fsnestrvssoy1er stuksd
aufoid, s,ites at haH price at Gilbert
.oa,as Devil. ~. @N. 3. 9-23
B. CiibertS SVoadsn Il 4 new World sah.
srr;bee,r. aI3a,s reads for 3 ! DOLLARS
worth slrsedy.y he maintains. J. q y,:s.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16

rs Lace curt ains formerly n. .76s4 paill.
|nowlt t2.3S o Gilbertson' s. Devils
The Devils Lake world., 1921-03-16

~ ~ koA SSAS 0Vu y SVAuS V1t0us = Oo
should supply your needs now during
Gilbertson1 So PER Cent Discount
Sale. Devils Lake, NJ D. 3-2s
Floyd Parker was ID town3Friday
transacting business. X
:s High: grade tapestry over stu6ed]
dufold suites at half price a. GilhsTtr
sons. Devils Lake, N. d. i; S8rzS
"a Julius Anderson was I'M town On
business Saturday. . ,....,..., 49,. 4.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Christienson ,eatsr-
tanned Miss Wilma Chambers. ats H.,
mar Sunday.
Lace curtains formerly 34.75 q lplf pafir,
now $2.3s ct Gilbertson's, Devils Lake,
N. D. 3,23
i Misses Mabel Duncan, Ethel ToFgs..
son. and Professor Fraser, teachers ID
Crarys school, left for their. homes
Friday TO spend their Easter vacation.
The Crary school will be closed two
'xsSt, M isE g xs|;S S:si5is = Main !.
Eat the Kelly home. .s;,ss a.
Reed rocker valued at $12.15, now
$685. at Gilbertson's, Devils 5LskI.,
N. d. S n "a s.is
Mrs John I.anrie was: an, ovtrs SIN, SIN
day guest Of sMras. James Orchard; /;
The Mcleod family were visitors At
the III. Southam Yhone Suuday :ss,za
The Ladies Aid Of the Congregation
al Church will meet with Mrs. james
Dean Thursday.
Mrs. James Orchard has been ] Ill
for some time and is confined TO. her
bed. .s5.
Il Golden oak china cIosetss worth
334.75, now 1925 at Gilbertson,s,
Devils Lake. N. D. s@..3s,s 9-23
Bert Olson q Buxton was visiting
friends in town Monday. .
n Miss Augusta Kalinowski 4 was q
Devils Lake visitor Saturday on bust.
ness.
Residents Of Penn, cando, Risbee
and Leeds have taken advantage Of
Gilbertson's Hig Discount Sale, Why
don't you! =. W. Gilbertsen, Devils
Lake, N. b. 8. ',:. s:2s
8. J. Dean shipped CIR load of
mixed stock to the st. Paul market
Tuesday. AZ
Gilbertson,s Big Discount Sale ends
March 26th. Make your selections
now. Devils Lake, ND. 3-28
John Crary Of Hampden was Dew
III Lake yisitsr Saturday and Sunday.
/. :. The Yeonian lodge held their sregh-
lar meeting Monday night. lEs \. \, \
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
DURHAM

DURHAM. y e.. April 2-Mr and
Mrs walter Nolladay. 81 Richmond.
Va. former residents OF this city.
spent the Easter HOLIDAYS With Mrs
IiONad1N'S father. W. II. RoEcrs. Mr..
UolsdNy underwent an operation at
the Watts Hospital Monday. lie is
aow getting OF nicely
Mrs. Nj :. saunders. on Cleveland
street is improving after q two
weeks illness with the "flu." She
also sprsiued one OF her wrists, but
j. aoW much better.
Misses Patsy shield and kathcryu
Nonnctt have returned from Ncw
Bern, where they spent the holidays
with Mrs. II. y Tolson.
Mrs / ~ billiard. Of Salem. Va
j. in the city visiting Mrs. Il. T..
DUlard
rom Knight and Camden Hundlcy
have returned from Norfolk. Va.
where they spent Easter
Miss Louise Lovely has gone 10
chicago on visit to relatives
WHY has returned TO MS homo
brother in this city. j. +. WHY
H. Mahler Kramer is on trip 20
Atlanta. Ga.
MISS Helen Burt, OF Roanoke ana