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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-19
At the CountySeat

Mrs Martin Smith Is spending few
days al the stelfeA home in Miller a
'telephone call from her today revealed
rae fact that Mr. steltel has been given
- by attending physicians and his
death Is hourly expected.
Albert Barney of chippewa Fails.
Wis was IN Crown Point on Tuesday.
Mr.. Barney IL taking care of the sale
Of tickets for the ra-ffie of the new
S350oOs hotel recently erected by the
Elks lodge in that city. They are un-
able to neet their indebtedness and
are using This means Of raising the
money. The holder Of The lucky num-
her sets a s35o.00o hotel for one dol +
lar.
After celebrating for several hours
ire jury IN the case OF Sam KATE and
Everett Baughn for being aeeoinpiiees
IN the holdup OF the Lesser Loan bank
in Hammond, returned a verdict OF
guilty, which carries with IT TO IA
year sentence. John Pom and Walter
ateIntoe'h who were the chaps who did
sAe real work, plead guilty and were
given like sentence. The trial has
been largely attended and bitterly con
tested by the attorneys interested on
account Of the prominence of some of
che participants in the hoidup.
The sberiT's Office force frustrated
en- attempted get away of several
prisoners IN the county jail on Wed
nesday by being tipped of that several
E5etsoneE-S had sawed away two bars in
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their cells with a case Knife and were
getting ready to make their get away.
Several like attempts have been made
by prisoners IN the Jail. those who
participated in the last attempt have
been locked up IN solid cells.
A man by the name OF Rosenbauer
trie dfo enter the Crown theater on
Wednesday noon in mis- automolnle
aud the crash resulting from the i'm
pact could be heard a blocE away
Rosenbauer claims that he lost con
troll of tho car. the clutch failing to op-
crate. Anyway the glass doors in the
theater were badly damaged and
Rosenbauer has a neat biIi for dam
ages 10 face. a
Mrs. Carrie e. Ingersoll viii leave
next week for Manawa, Wis. where
she will spend a TWO weeks vacation.
She IS going there 10 attend the grad
uatson exercises Of her grand daugh-
ter
Mr. and Mrs. George Hershman are
spending this week IN Indianapolis at
tending e. meeting Of the Rebecca
lodge. They made the trip by water
and expect to return today.
Ro1in r. Gilbert who h@s been in
the employ OF the McCridlus Medical
company for the past two years. Is
leaving the hrst OF June having &C
cepted a splendid position "a teacheg
Of chemistry in boys preparatory
school at WilkesbArre. Pa. MI Gilbert
has been employed as a chemist at the
local plant
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this morning, Mrs. Alexander Schultz
Of ss4 Jackson street left for hiiwan-
Aee to attend the funeral Of nor aunt.
Mrs. Alexander Schultz ~.
the deceased was ~ years Of age
ct the time Of her death and for the
past humber Of ysafs had made hsr
home with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
eagle Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. 5chulta leaves many rrlen4s 20
mourn her death. Among the relatives
surviving tho deceased are her two
daughters, Mrs Frank GaRls and Mrs.
John sohOf Of Milwaukee.
The funeral wifi be held from the
home of Mrs. Frank Gagie at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
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GARY MAY
GET ARMORY

BrLRAdier General Charles A. oar
r9rd Of the state afmory board was
Gary visitor yesterday and according
to reliable information made a second
inspection tour over the city with the
prospects OF getting a cite for an
armory y Gary.
Tho Rrinory will house the newly
organized hrst battalion. 1isth en-
gineers Indiana National guard AT
present the troops are using military
hail. 5e7 broadway as a meeting and
drilling place. A committee named by
the Commercial club composed or c. T.
Davidson and InEwald Moe arc as
sisting tho army visitor In selecting a
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The True Kindred wili have a pro
eressive buneo part az the Moitke hall
Friday evening. May 20.
Mary Audry Dunn Of 4s5 May street,
seven year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, A. NJ Dunn is quite III with
typhoid fever
Estelle Russell entertained num-
Der OF friends at a luncheon and
bridge yesterday. The house and
luncheon tables ~re prettily decorated
with spring flowers and a course
luncheon tables were prettily decorate
scores In bridge were made by Mar
garet Turner first. and Miss Turner
house guest Miss Marguerite Iatta
second, The guests invited were the
Mesdames G. D. Peters, E s. Jones, h
\. Lanman, F. O, Paige, r II. Woods
F. r. Beta. r. NJ. Fudge, r 6.
Moorehead. r. H Dean, J G. Ibaeh V
Dyer F, c. Crumpacker. Walter Sohi
J. H. Meyn, I, r. Tenant. YIN
Wilke, the out of town guests were
the Mesdames Spaulding Hughes oi
Waterloo, Ia, Elmer Naylor of Chica-
90 and Miss Marguerite Latta OF
Pittsburgh. and the Misses kathryn
Sharrer Mildred and Gertrude Sheer
ever, Norma Loci<iin. Leoda McAleer
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Personal and
Social NeuS

The literature committee OF the
Hammond Woman's Club will hold tts
annual picnic day on Saturday, May
-, at the home Of Mrs Van Steenberg,
Lansing, ILL Luncheon will be served
At 1870 In charge of Mrs, J. c, Ken
nedy Mrs W, f. Maharg and Mrs.
Ray Pearson Reservations may be
made with any Of the above ladies
this evening, Each lady is requested
70 bring a plate. cup, fork and spoon.
Cars viii convey the ladies 10 their
destination meeting at the home OF
Mrs, Harvey Gostlin, 9e2 Holman 81,
AZ eleven o'clock The afternoon VIII
be strictly social, the program in
charge Of Mrs. J, Earle Robertson.
Mrs. L L. Bomberger wiz sing \
reader. Miss Mercedes McGinnis, of the
Columbia College of Expression. has
been secured through the courtesy on
AIRS, Robertson and viii give eve
groups of readings a novelty pro-
gram VIII follow in charge Of Mrs, J.
81. Turner, AIRS. r, II, Harring and
Mrs Nicholas Emmerling
Mrs Rena Lanyon and Miss Bessie
Smith attended an all day and evening
session Of the State Rebekah assembly
at the Auditorium Hotel in Chicago
all of yesterday.
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CHICAGO LIrnarneH

HoGS-Heeelpts s5.9BOi market
steady 10 strensi bulb ss.ks@s.Tsi tsy
ss.s5.
C4TFLE-Reeeipts. sb00oi market
steady to stfehgi bees steers, choice
and prime. $500 1885, medium and
good. sT56ag.
SHEEP - Receipts, 12.0oOt market
steady to use lower lambs, "a ibs,
down.. s1O.ssa4l.ss lambs, 90 lbs. up
sp50Gt1bo.
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CHICAGO PRnpUCE

BUTTER = Receipts, S.T7a tubsi
creamery extra ssc. arsts, % a s7el
packing stock, i4d 15c,
EGGS-Reeelpts, 1907 cases. mis-
cellaneous, 1874 H1Tci ordinary flrsts
1TM dlsel frsts, 1eis q 20el extra, gao
ssei checks, t1o. dirtiss, 17Mo.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. acc
chickens, s5hal rOosters, 1fes geese
80 q tsct ducks, 50e.
O'TATOEs-J1eceipts. "a oarsi North
ern White saeke dand bulk. ell Louls-
lana Whites, ss.sb a,5oi Texas TTi-
umpas. es.5Oas75l 80 Car, cookers. ss
9s.sB per bsi,
vr1AL.-so TO 60 lbs. 011ooi 10 TO 80
lbs. II Q tEe 30 to 40 lbs, is0f4e;
fancy. loo, overweight Kidneys, 140 &c
17B lbs, 567c
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

WHEAT-No. white, s1-5sh d1.BI;
No hard winter. sf5sta @1.s1. No. 5
hard winter, s1-57s No. / nor. spring.
s1A55i No, nor, spring, s1.4i.
CORN-No, 2 mixed. BsA q 59Aci
No. white, 59Hc. No. yellow, SO
@60%c No. mixed. 50 Aoi No. yet
low, s9c. No. mixed. 5sc; No. yell
low, SIC,
OATs-No, 2 white. ss1 3sc. No i
white, 9TA q ssAc: No. white. $40
3TAc.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Surface and Narnish Rub
bers. Plasterers and Glazers, eNper-
fenced on steel passenger car work:
apply at Standard Steel Car Co. Ham
mond. 519-3
FOR RBNT-Flat; apply S28 Calumet
avenue, Hammond. 5-I9-1
$100-REW ARD-$100
offered to party who returns pas
senger Oldsmobile, Maroon color, IL
linois license, disappeared on May 18TH
between the hour og $3.50 and 1880 =.
m, on Sibley street near Holman. No
questions asked: Samuel janice, Par
thenon theatre phone Hammond AL
bio
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Everybody who has heard OF Ben
Bur. either the immortal book by
General Lew wallace. the wonderful
play sta ed by Klaw & Erlanger. or
the fraternal society known as the
Tribe Of Ben Hur will want to hear
Dr. Walter Nansen in his Picture
Night with Ben Hur" to be given this
evening at O'Clock in Helms Hall.
5-I9-1
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S10O-REW ARD-S1O0
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks TO the kind neighbors and other
friends in the death OF our dear hus-
band and father Howard O. Young, al
so 70 the Knights OF Pythias, the Mac
c-abees, the Painters Local no. 400 and
the W. q r. u for the beautiful floral
offerings and those who 50 kindly fur
nished cars.
MRS. II. o. YOUNG,
AND CHILDREN 5-i9-1
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MASONIC NOTICE

The Royal Arch degree viii be con-
ferred Friday evening, May goth.
opening at 7.3o p m Members urged
to be present visitors welcome.
c Z NELSON, E. II. p.
Hammond Chapter III r, A. NJ
5-fs-2
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS ADS"
PLEATTNG AND
BUTTON HOLE

HEMsTITCHING, BUTTON COVER.
ING, BRAIDING
-PROMPT SERVICE
CALL WASSEY'S-TELEPH A46
81 f. STATE ST. HAMMOND
1-Is.
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Don't fail to attend the picture
night with Ben Hur at Helms Hall.
given ~ the Victory Court this even
ing 5-19-1
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were attended by MT and Mrs. Frank
Y white The bride looked charming
IN suie 81 blue tricotine and a hat 70
match. Mrs. White wore a Blue sut
ana ! hat to match. SIR. and AIRS.
aAti% tsili be at home To their friends
AT ia r.onkey avenue until their new
nome which they are building In Eaton
atrAat il completed. sir. Baily has
ham amployed ~ the Erie railroad
FIR the past i've gears. tho young eou-
nie are known By many IN Hammond
and have received the congratulations
and best wishes of a host Of friends
The Parent-Teachers association OF
the LAFAYETTE school held its annual
meeting called Fathers Night" ow-
inp TO the various attractions particu
larry the carnival on Calumet avenue.
the attendance did not compare with
the former years. Mrs. r. . Hobbs
arranged A very interesting and edu-
catfonal program each number re
spondfng 10 the credit of all concerned,
our city and bur teachers. The pro
cram opened with = selection by the
orchestra followed by reading by
Mrs. Kline which was well rendered.
II. G. Hobbs gave a selection OH the
trombone and responded 10 an encore,
accompanied by Mrs. VIM. Love. The
Rev. Smithson gave an appropriate
speech and a quartette sang several
selections. they were Mrs. VIM. Love,
Mrs. Claude Palmer. VIM. Love and
Floyd Conway, accompanied by Mrs.
Jesse Pierce and Charles Binder. }.
NJ Stinson gave talk IN a very edn-
cational and humorous manner, which
brought out the need OF education and
travel as help TO the development OF
the mutual faculties The orchestra
PLAYED two selections which ended a
highly educational program, which Is
reported TO have been a very fine
meeting
Announcement Is made OF the mar
riage Of Margaret u. Snyder TO Henry
o. Hoitz April 81, 1921. They went on
a honeymoon to Kenton, o., to see
Mrs. Holtz's father, Y. I. Thurman. Cor
a few days. They are at home to their
friends at his home on Indiana avenue.
Mrs. A Stevens VIII entertain the
North side Ladies' club at her home,
g2s North Holman street. Mrs. Freid-
" will be the assisting hotsess tomor-
row afternoon,
The Ladies' AID Of the Pine street
Presbyterian church win hold bake
sale Saturday at the Northern Indiana
Gas and Electric Go.
Miss EsteIle Russell is leaving today
for Champaign and Danville. H., where
she viii visit friends for the remainder
Of the week. Miss Russell Is having
A weeks vacation from her employ
ment at Marshall Field and CO.
FondeIette Berdine and Gladys King
two little girls of the North Side l. T.
l.. also Mrs Ida Biachly, the chair
man OF the flower committee Of the
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North Side W. c. 7. T.. were success
fui through their untiring efforts to
gather enough vioiets for thirty love-
~ bouquets which were distributed
yesterday TO the sick and shnt=ins ef
the city.
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Leaves for Milwaukee to
Attend Funeral Of Aunt

IN response to . .slskrsna received
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MOTOR TRUCK SERVICE

chicago daily-Cheap rates-Locai and
long distance hauling. Phones 1911
and S63-W; American Motor Transfer
Line Hammond 81 s. I 5 {
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Fondelette Berdine and Gladys King
two little girls of the North Side L. l.
l.. also Mrs Ida Biachly, the chair
man OF the flower committee Of the
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Emma Hauberman Flanagan and
Patrick Baily were united in marriage
at : O'Clock Wednesday evening" May
18th by the Rev. shaerer % the
Evangelical Emmanuel church they
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{ ARKE. Is

NEW YORK. May ls.-stocks. clos
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BISHOP REFUSES no
CURB FREE SPEECH
Michigan Episcopalian, Told His Rap
at Wealth Perils Fund Drive.
Offers to Resign

ANN sARBOR, Mich, May co.
In his annual address here Wednes-
day in the opening session of the
eighty-eighth annual convention OF
the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan,
Bishop Charles Williams criticized
the influence organized wealth has
on pulpits by threats of withdraw Il
OF financial support. He asserted that
the church must not abandon it's
social and economic doctrines, and
yet that if she did not do SO she was
threatened with more meagre sup
port and restricted operations. To-
day he resolved the convention into
legislative session, elaborated up
on what he had said in public and
declared his refusal to curb his ut
terances in the future.
II have measured the full cost OF
taking this stand and accept the
cost" he said. He admitted that his
position involved the diocese, and
that he had been warned that his
public utterances imperiled the ul-
innate success of the Nationwide
campaign, and that il he did not re-
frain, certain subscriptions might ba
withdrawn.
g 1t is time, think, to clear the
atmosphere and the situation" he
said. My own choice is made. l
must abide by it. cannot unsay
what have said, and would not if
could. am convinced that the
main burden Of my message is true,
that It is laid upon me by the Lord.
and that 1t is the message of the
times. cannot promise to refrain
in the future from speaking as I
have in the past. But am not will
ling to embarrass the diocese or
hinder its work Therefore IL at any
time in the judgment of this conven-
ton the diocese would be relieved
or aided by change in leadership
my resignation will be placed in
your hands,"
Three executive sessions followed
at which Bishop Williams was not
present and with every delegate
pledged to secrecy. At the last ses-
/, sion. two hours long, after heated
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LOCAL NEWS

Carl j. Rice of Minneapolis made
brief call here Monday noon.
Clarence Horton is now located in
a bakery at Mobridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Gunderson
were down from Claire City Monday.
DR.. McCune of Peever is visiting
Sisseton friends.
Joe Porter made business trip
to Peever Saturday.
John Anderson visited at Lake
City and Clear Lake Sunday.
Joe Herrick, wife and mother
drove over from Grenville, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reyman are oc-
cupying rooms at Mrs. NJ. LukaG-
itsch's.
Miss Hanson of Browns Valley,
visited her friend, Mrs. d. F. Stevens,
Saturday.
Mrs. George Crosby returned the
first of the week from a visit at
Watertown and Wilmot.
Mrs. Ed. Thompson, of Peever,
was calling on sisseton friends Tues
day.
Reuben Sorbel and Mr.. Nelson OF
Webster visited d. and Mrs. A Sor-
bel the last of the week.
Mrs. v. A. Peterson and Marcella
returned home Friday from weeks
visit at Webster.
H. s. Morris has returned to Min
neapolis where he is receiving med
ical treatment.
Miss Jennie Chilson was unable to
be at her post at Stavig Bros. We'd
nesday on account of illness.
Mrs. Geo. Crosby and Mrs. T. S.
Osman went to Wilmot Wednesday
for a short visit.
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arguments on the floor of the House,
resolution was adopted which re
fused to consider lat this time any
thought OF Bishop Williams resig-
nation, and which expressed desire
to ego on record as standing un-
qualifiedly for the American RICH.
of free speech on the part OF the
Bishop and clergy, regardless of our
respective and individual points OF
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Mrs. John Siverson and son from
near Claire City were sisseton CAL
lers Tuesday.
P. c. Johnson and son, Petite. of
Visit, visited relatives in the Wilbur
home Saturday.
Mrs. A. E. Svalstad and son,
Ralph, were down from their farm
In One Road township Tuesday.
NJ. and Mrs. j. Stianson are oc-
cupying rooms in the upper part of
the Jim Parker residence.
VIM. Batterberry closed his school
in the Sisseton- Long Hollow Union
district last Friday.
Vern Bollenbeck and wife were
over from Lake Benton the last Of
the week for visit with his parents.
Mrs. v. ]. Carlberg and little baby
daughter, Verna Jean, returned to
their home from the Powell hospital
Friday.
The "Blue Birds" had a picnic
near the convent Wednesday even
ing and Of course enjoyed the affair
immensely.
Miss Alma Jerde has gone to her
home in Dry Wood Lake township
to help care for her mother who is
i'll.
G. d. Wilson was up from the
Agency Saturday, making trip
north of the Valley before return
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bennett autoed
up from Milbank Wednesday for a
short visit with their many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Wage were at
Ortonville Sunday for visit with
Mrs. Wages parents. They return
ed Monday.
Mrs. Raymond Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Redke and Miss Edna
Redke drove down from Lidgerwood
Tuesday.
Mrs. o. T. Axness returned Sat-
urday from short stay in Mime
apolis. She also visited her mother
at Montevideo on her return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walford Carlberg
returned from Kansas City Thurs
day bringing with them baby girl
which they have taken for adoption.
Among those who spent Sunday
at the lake were Robt. Lowery and
wife, MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Wells, and
the Sampson, Ertsgaard and Robbie
| families.
Miss Lena Johnson left few days
since for Dry Wood Lake ON account
of the serious illness of her cousin
Mr.. Torbord, who is suffering with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Cora Grant, whose home was
in the hills northwest of town, died
Wednesday, May 1S, 1921 and was
buried last Friday from the Indian
Catholic church, Rev. Moses John
officiating. She was % years OF
age, and was the mother, of two
children, neither of whom is living.
Death was caused from tuberculosis
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MIR. and Mrs. Tryor and four child
rem of Sioux Falls arrived the first
of the week MIR. Tryor will be en-
ployed in the road work, They made
the trip by auto.
John Walker is taking vacation
from his duties at the Red Cross
Drug Store. Johns ambition will
not allow him to take rest, SO he
is busy identifying his premises.
entertained the members OF the
senior class at the NJ. E. church
Tuesday evening. The affair was
under the auspices of the Ladies Aid.
On account of the danger to child
rem playing on the school grounds
autos are hereafter forbidden to
drive thereon.-By Order of the
Board of Education.
Mrs. j. A. Robertson entertained
the members of the senior class OF
the Sisseton high school at her home
Thursday night in honor of her
nephew, Leroy Wolff, who is mem
Der of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh, who have
spent the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. d. Grover, are now at
Madison, Mimi, at the home of an
other daughter, where they expect
to spend the summer.
S. H. Aldridge has started a lunch
room at the location near the depot,
formerly occupied by him as pro-
prietor of the Sisseton Bottling
Works. The hungry ones say Pop
sure has fine eating place.
Mrs. o. T. Axness entertained the
members of the senior class of the
high school in a right royal manner
Wedenday evening in honor of her
daughter, Mildred, who is one of the
graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Randall au-
toed up from Bookings Thursday
and visited until Monday at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. w. Caldwell.
Little Betty Caldwell returned to
Brookings with her grandparents
for visit.
The Misses Edith and Tillie Lev
left last Friday for Aberdeen, to re-
sumo their positions there, afte..
having spent three weeks at the
home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Lev, of Dry Wood Lake town
ship. Their father, who has been
i'll, is now much better, and was able
to drive to Sisseton Tuesday, the
first time in several weeks.
The Aberdeen Journal OF Tuesday.
May "a, chronicles the marriage
license of Edward r. Ordahl and
Miss Agnes Lundstrom. The groom,
who now resides at Bismarck, was
at one time a popular clerk at the
Jurgens & Beck store at Peever, and
the bride is we'll known here having
lived on farm southeast Of Sissc-,
ton. Their many friends here Join
in the best Of wishes for their hap
piness and prosperity.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1921-05-27
Commencement
Exercises, Class '2l
Sisseton High school
1924

oaccalaureate Sermon-Rev. H. D.
uouen. SUNDAY, May ~, scnooi
eudllorium,
CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES
Wednesday,, June LIST
ScnOol Auditorium
PROGRAM
Music ----------- II. S. Orchestra
selection ---- Girls Glee Cup
lass HISTORY ---- Alce Swanberg
Written by Ance Swanberg
class Poem ----------- Leo Plut
Written by Waltord Shoberg
Class Grumbler - Vivian Swenson
lass Comforter 49, MaDel Stavig
solo ---------------N Vivian Lien
II Rear a Thrush at Eve"
Class Prophecy ------ Melba Bapp
Esther FellDaum
Selma Christensen
Rose Peterson
Minnie Jerde
Iona Satire
"A Spray of Roses
Class Grafton ----.--- Iona Satire
Class Memenroes 1855 Lyle Carter
Harry Pearson
Drill ---------- Laces and Graces
mantle <Adaress $50 Roy Tallakson
Jun.or Response Milton Jergenson
Class Win ---------- John Minder
Class Song -------- Class of 1924
''ked and White"
WORDS by lie Roy Wolf
Selection ------- H. S. Orchestra
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Notice-car good Early Ohio po-
tatoes for sale at so cents per bushel.
B. H. Menus, 1-2 mile southwest
Of Beardsley. MINI. 46-4tp
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wANTED-salesmen for 5000
mile guaranteed tires. Salary $780,
90 weekly with extra commissions.
-COwAN TIRE & RUBBER co.
Box 7s4, Chicago, Illinois. 1t
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-Lot 8 and !, BLOCK
20, sisseton, s. d. Price reasonable
II sold by June Is. For further
particulars see VIM. G. johnson or
Mrs. Nels johnson, sisseton. s. d.
NJ 1s-4t
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view. believing with confidence IN
the ultimate power Of the Gospel Of
Christ, and desiring only that that
shall prevail in all phases of our
life"
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wANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call or phone the Standard
office.