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PUBLIC SALE!
Douglas 0. Carnahan Real Estate
MARION, KY.
Monday, February 18th, 1922

BY order Of the referee bankruptcy Hon VIM l. Gordon the
District Court the United States ior the Western District
ucy the undersigned use of the bankrupt Douglas Carnahan
will at Ocock NJ Mouda, February a. premise.
hereinafter described the Marion k
70 the highest and c bidder separately the
tate herein after described Sales viii be- made credit Of
months. the purchaser purchasers will nnd
approved security PAYABLE the having the and
judgment and enohc b and bearing date
NJ the rate oi until paid aud lien will hc
tanned the property sold further security. with The privilege how.
& purchaser purchasers cash lieu executing
the trustee will the right to all bids
Said real estate h described follows;
IA certain house and o the Salem
Streets Marion rs. o No and oi No "a
ing % tei Salem Street and hack Man
called tod Ferry Street - 10 feet Sc deed of " Mcconnell
Wife dated October 10TH 1919 r. q page ii2 Cneuden County
Court Clerks ohac which ud,she Kind without materially
pairing s value
2A,o Iol iuninv % feet and n Street IN
front The Court House Marion Ky Immediately the
r Wheeler wuery running back right angles Main
feet alley. descended the bankrupt under the will o
G. Canahan ee viii boob pave iS Ciienden County Court Cesl
FELIX C. cox,
Trustee Of Douglas O. Carnahan Bankrupt
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

Miss Mildred Dowsll spcni Monday
In Marion
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-13

AZ Ealyn l.usa. spsn, Monday In
Marion
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Miss Helen Stewart enter
tanned 10 of her girl friends this af-
ternoon from $3.50 until 6 o'clock at
her home, 1919 Bemidji avenue, it
being her fourth birth anniversary.
The children had a happy afternoon
playing games indoors and out Of
doors, and birthday luncheon was
served by. Mrs. Stewart, assisted by
Misses Harriet Boyce and Bernice
Kirk. She received many pretty
birthday tokens. IT. :. ~. :.
Those present included Betty Lou
Weight, Berenice Olson, Maxine
Bradford, Margaret and Betty. Marie
Given, Marianne johnson, Lenora
Erickson, Gwendolyn, Smith, Leo
jean French, Elizabeth Robinson.
Lea Gill, Lorraine Kusbe, Rilla
Maude. Titus, Marion Yapres, Mar
guerite Armstrong, Billie Dennison
Dorothy; Elwell,. Wilrea Chichester
Iris Petrie and Helen Stuart. !
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ENGINEERS NOT USING
CORRECT Mc NAIR MARKS
.lContinped Erom PaRe ll

| 80 y
too high to protect, Beltrami. county
lands, fear that the level suggested
by them is calculated to favor water
power, interests without regard to
the welfare Of our settlers. @3y
viii be pleased to, hear from you
fu,thar in the matter. - Sc fl>.SE
With kind personal { regards, !
am, Il Va ss "a ~ : 4,,,.
Yours truly. NJ.
~. 4 tf1s G.. W.. Stanton. - sss n.y. i.
The following is a reply from Con-
gresham Knutson and which tissself-
explanatory. ta4t ,ss.sssss 81
81 I3i April l.. 1922
"Hon. G. w. Stanton, Judge of the
District Court,
"Dear Judge:
81 am frank, to say that you have
made me very uneasy with regard to
the water levels established for Red
Lake under the proposed drainage
plan and Immediately upon receipt of
your welcome letter of the 29th l
called Mr.. Reeds Office and was in
formed that he was out of the city
and would not be back until some
time next week. They are to let me
know when he returns as l wish to
take this matter up with him person
ally. We will have to insist that the
McNair bench mark at the outlet Of
Tamarack River be used in establish
ing the levels at Red Lake otherwise
none of us will know where we are at
except possibly the water power
people. ~ .., -
project should be primarily in the in
terest of agriculture and if the set
tiers cannot receive that measure OF
benefit from the Red Lake drainage
project to which they are entitled
we will simply have to put the brakes
on the entire matter for the time be-
ing. but / am satisfied that the secret
airy Of the Interior, Mr.. Fall, will
back us up in our efforts to get re-
lief for the settlers. 80 r.
Twill write you again next week
~ Very sincerely yours,
i. Harold aKnutson. ~
This morning the Judge, received
the following letter showing the cor,
respondence between Mr.. Selylg, ana
the congressman. It is apparent that
Mr.. Selvig does not fully understand
the matter and should be deeply in
terested in seeing that the level is
established for the benefit Of the set
tiers. - ~ >1F,iy fis,ss
,.E :. !. !. .st,,iz x April IS, T.
"Hon.. C.. w. Stanton,
Bemidji Minnesota. eS st:sS5,..-r,
"Dear Judge: T..
Telegram just received from G.
G. sSelvig, Of Crookston reads as
follows: :fSlssEs%- Il,
cred Lake levels basedSon. govern;
ment bench stamped 1929, Minnesota
at Redby, C. G. Selvig. Is =:
..In view of the fact that the
water level established may be
brought before the Secretary Of the
Interior for his final approval most
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any day. will you not be so kind rs to
look into this at once and wire me
icn1lnct2 EE sSs2S{ XIII VIA W ~ s,y t&

any day. will you not be so kind as to
look into this at once and wire me
collect? d, .s ~. Z
VI VERY sincerely yours, 4
Harold Knutson. sSj,,
'P: S.Since writing the ahoyest
have received a letter from Mr.. Sci.
Wig reading as follows: Z; 4. -.s,:
''The bench mark used in ascer-
tanning the level Of Red Lake is Sthe
one at Red Lake near the saw mill
located near the agency buildings. ~,
'sIn view Of the great imp rtance
of. this prop0sit Ion ! nm gong to ask
that you SEQ sthatsit is given every
possible publicity in the Bemidji pa
.pers so that the settlers slnay.s know
what is going on 's y
as It will be noticed that III Tho wire
message Mr.. Selvig used sthA abeaeh
mark at Red Lake and iii his letter
of the same date the bench mark aat
Redby.
The entire matter is iii utter con-
fusion and the only bench mark
about which the settlers know any
thing is the one at the outlet and
should be the one used by the govern
ment in fixing the levels of that body
of water. - %5
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Rev. J. Fraling, Pastor
ST. PHILIPS CHURCH
Bemidii, Min

6emidji, Minn. y.
Hours of Services on Sundays at
$500 A. NJ, 1000 A. NJ. and 1880 P.
NJ. All are welcome. Non-Catholics
are cordially invited to attend any or
all of our services. Admission free
to all. Religious instructions given
to anyone free upon request. Liter
allure and information on the History
and the teachings Of the Catholic
Church will be furnished free upon
request. Holy Bibles, Payer Books,
ETC., for sale at cose prices. "A copy
of the Bible should be in every home.
4-S If
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PAGE THREE

Ruzic had been killed by blows on
his head by a blunt instrument. It
was believed he had beensdead since
last, Tuesday night. a young man,
about go years old, asked Ruzic to
drive him to the Bear river district.
He has not been seen since that time.
Authorities are searching for him.
They do not believe robbery was the
motive. Ruzic was married and had
five children. -, -. .:-....-..-..
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TEACHERS LEAGUE HELD
). IL MEETING HERE SATURDAY

The. monthly meeting of the
Teachers Patriotic League was held
Saturday. April 8, at the State
Teachers college. Miss Ida M. JEFF
fries had charge Of the meeting. Miss
Adah Williams and Miss Myrtle Meth
ven led the discussions from LaRue's
Psychology. The following members
were present: Mrs. Ida M. Jeffries,
Spur; Miss Lalah Brady, Spur;
Blythe Mclean, Adah Williams,
Myrtle Methven and Mrs. Petra
Swanson, all Of Bemidji. -
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METHODIST BROTHERHOOD
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

The brotherhood" of the Method
list church will hold its regular month
ly meeting in the basement of the
church Tuesday evening. Supper
will be served at $3.50 o'clock follow
ed by a short business session. All
members and friends are invited to
attend.
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VIRGINIA TAXI DRIVER
FOUND MURDERED SUNDAY

4 Virginia, April 10.--A coroner's
jury was called today to probe the
death of William Ruzic,
taxicab driver, whose body was
found late Sunday by a sheriff
posse four miles south Of Bear river.
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ELKs LADIES TQalRsET
I 'EQAoRR( glsrERNooN

Thu dies meet Tuesday
FROM wnil 6 osAaSek%in the club
rooms md will Ss ffstained by
Mrs ss b. BoyS assmd slSE Barney
Erickson. TIE voHey ball Teams will
play during the afternoon. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
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SPECIAL EVENING SERVICES
.,AT,M, E. CHURCH THIS WEEK

Special Passion Week services will
be held each evening with the excep-
ton of. Saturday this week at the
Methodist church at o'clock. Pre-
ceding the preaching service meet
ing Of the workers who are doing
personal evangelistic work will be
held at 1880 o'clock.
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NJ. B. OF A, no INITIATE
-..' "a T. CLASS THIS, EVENING

Candidates will be initiated at the
regular meeting of the Modern
Brotherhood of America tonight. at
g. o'clock at the X. c. hall. A social
session will follow and music will be
provided for dancing, and lunch will
be served. All members are urged
to be present. i ..sa ava. geA..;s:.
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4 Miss Katheryn Brett, teacher in
tie public schools, St, Paul, arrived
in Bemidji Saturday night and will
visit. at the home of her brother, P.
D.. Brett and family, 515 America
avenue, during her Easter vacation.
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O. .@ d.
' g o..
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
5aOl.D MEETfNG TONIGHT

iIlr mesting pfs The Daugh-
tiers kah will iield this eve
ming Clock ihs Moose hall
and and s. itlssired ths members be
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there
is money in the treasury to pay gen
eral fund warrants to and including
warrant No. 2OS8. and revolving
fund warrants to and including No.
1860. 81 49, r.. T.. t&.$i.
George w. Rhea, u 70. i 81,
City Treasurer. .,...,...I
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Cook With Gas
$50 If

Miss Blanche Dodge returned Sun
day from Remer TO, resume her teach
ing in Central school after visiting
at her home during her vacation. d
Miss Jean Tower has returned
from Stephen, MINI. where she; Wis
tied friends during her spring vaca-
ton. She teaches in the North school.
Mems oxfords in latest brogue
style, goodyear welt soles at S3.9S.
Consumers Shoe Co. Ct 4-15
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Lee of Nebish,
and little daughter, Mary, are spend
ing a couple days iiIs the city visiting
friends and attending business mat.
ters.i 35 Z. 49, 49, {. -
Mrs. N. O. Larson; who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs: Wes
Wright: at Northern for . the past
week, returned to her home at Mora
Saturday. So '! Is. -.' - =
Polar Pie. ASK for it. 2-14tf
MISS LUIS Ddlly, SCHOOl Nurse, re-
turned to Bemidjis today to resume
: her work in the Bemidji schools, af-
ter spending her;vacation at her home
at LaPorte. r., " r..
WILLIAM Kiehlef and daughters,
Verda, of Wilton visited Mrs. Kiehler.
at St. Anthony's hospital Sunday,
Shegexpects to soon be able to. be,
moved to her home. 7z.>
Ask to be shown those Ladies tan
oxfords at S3.9S-you, can't afford
to pass them up-Consumers Shoe
Company. st 4-15
Miss Alma Munspn, principal of
Central school, who visited at her
home at Akley during her spring va
cation, returned Saturday to resume
-zer duties this morning.
Miss Dorothy Nangle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nangle Of this
city, sophmore at the college OF
Saint Teresa, Winona, earned honor
marks in the semester examinations.
held recently. She earned honors iii
College Algebra and Survey of United
States History.
. 4 Fl
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SPECIAL SERVICES THIS WEEK
q + AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Special Holy Week services will be
held in the Presbyterian church
Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week, and "a cordial invitation IS
extended to all to attend
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Hollis Coe, Beltrami avenue. visit
ed his father at Lake Julia Sanitar-
ium during the week emu.
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Cyril Dickinson and Charles Dur
1and of Puposky were Bemidji business
callers today.
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VI Dance at old armory Tuesday night,
Music by Shuck's Jazz Orchestra.
NJ ct Ali
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Mrs. Yves Wright of Northern was
the guest of friends while shopping in
Bemidji Saturday. 4E sszz5 s
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Mrs. ]. C.. Parker left this noon
for Chicago, called there by the illness
of her sister. .3@ >- N NH

Miss Esther Ruoien returned from!
Akeley Sunday where she visited
friends for a few days.. !;
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Mrs. H. A. Speck of FROM was
shopping and attending to #bpsiness
matters in. Bemidji Saturday.
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Paul Winebrenner Of Fake Plan
taganet visited friends in IBenlidji
during the week end. Ss s5ssS &
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Cook With Gas

Alfred Skoogland Of Northern
was a business visitor in Bemidji Sat-
urday. 81 II
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Cook j. y, With Gas

H. q. Mitchell was called to St..
Cloud Friday night by the serious
illness of his father -in-law. Mrs.
Mitchell went there the first part of
the week to be with her father.
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= j. w. Angvall of the Home Bakery
came to Bernidji yesterday from Clo-
quet where he owns another bakery,
and will visit his family and transact
business here until the latter part of
the week. q .>,.t,.s- l., I'll = a
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See our Children's Shoes and Slip
pers for Easter at our log prices
Consumers Shoe Co. st Alb
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49, 4:
Items for this column will b
aladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
Telephone 114-W. Readers owe !.
Il to their guests. and to thsm-
selves to see that items Of local
interest are reported. Every item
will be given proper considera.
tion when source is known. ~
A. Hendricks Of Werner transacted
business in the city today.
$685. !.,t
Mrs. Belle Long !of Puposky,
Cook With Gas =
y $50 #
1 Alfred Skoogland of Northern
was a business visitor, in Bemidji Sat
urday. n 5s
Cyril Dickinson and Charles Dur
1and Of Puposky were Bemidji business
callers today.
". a Dance at old armory Tuesday night,
Music by Shuck's Jazz Orchestra.
ct All
Mrs. Yves Wright of Northern was
the guest of friends while shopping in
Bemidji Saturday. I TIL s@
Paul Winebrenner Of Fake Plan
taganet visited friends in iBemidji
during the week end. ss sss 81.
Polar Pie. Ask for It. ss a.
Mrs. H. A. Speck of FROM was
shopping and attending to sbpsiness
matters in Bemidji Saturdays
Miss Agnes Cullen returned yes
terday from Minneapolis where She
visited friends during her spring va
cation. 3a s2@&: /
See our Children's Shoes and Slip
pers for Easter at our loll prices
Consumers Shoe Co. ct 4-15
Alex Shavitch left SunGIy night
for Minneapolis where he will take
work with class for the Shriners
degree. - ~. :. ~. IT, 81. T..
Lorraine and Roland Angvallt re-
J, turned Sunday from Cloquet where
Nthey have visited their father for sew
eral days. - T -. '...:.
#. Cook With Gas .
: Miss Emma COLI returned to her
home in Bemidji Saturday night from
Wadent where she visited friends
last week. " =. <, &Gse.
Mrs, Roy Nelson returned to her
home 1T Crookston after visiting Miss
Mary Lillescov in Bemidji over the
wedk end..sss;,aaa n
Polar Pie. Ask for it.. PLAT
Miss Rose Marcus has returned
to resume her studies in the high
school after spending her'vacation at
her home; in Nebish. ~
Miss Dale Hunting, teacher at the
Lincoln school, returned this morning
from Minneapolis where she visited
during the week end. ~
$780, 900 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. 81. list
~ b. o. .fr.l % T.
Miss Rose Olson, teacher in the
= Lincoln school, returned Saturday
night from Park Rapids where she
visited friends last week. Seaa e Z :.
Miss Larson and Miss McBain Of
Bagley shopped in Bemidji between
trains on Saturday, returning to Bag
ley on the late afternoon train. .l%2
/. Cook With Gas r. ~ =.
Miss Blanche Dodge returned Sun
day from Remer 10, resume her teach
ing in Central school after visiting
at her home during her vacation.
Miss Jean Tower has returned
from Stephen, MINI. where she Wis
tied friends during her spring vaca-
tion. She teaches in the North school.
Mems oxfords in latest brogue
style, goodyear welt soles at $3.98.
Consumers Shoe Co. ..s ct 4-15
~ 8sH--,----- - .t... e.,
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: $4,000 to loan on farms. Dear
Land company. &c q. & list

Miss Rose Olson, teacher in the
= Lincoln school, returned Saturday
night from Park Rapids where she
visited friends last week. ~ al q ~ r.
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Miss Agnes Cullen rett1Tneds yes
terday from Minneapolis where She
visited friends during her spring va
cation - .@.EaaF. ", q n ~ Z =.
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y Miss Avis ,Akre, teacher in math:
ematics in the high school, returned
from Thief River Falls to resume
her duties this morning after spend
ing her vacation at her home there
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Cook With Gas
3-3O@tf

Miss Emma COLI returned to her
home in Bemidji Saturday night from
p Wadent where she visited friends
! last week. II -. ~, =. x. "sgs
Mrs, Roy Nelson returned to her
home 1T Crookston after visiting Miss
Mary Lillesccv in Bemidji over the
wedk end.ss,a ae ','s' s'sts As.. "
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Lorraine and Roland Angvall re-
J,turned Sunday from Cloquet where
Nthey have visited their father for sew
eral days. - -.
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| Mrs. H. H. Bolster will I've to-
morrow morning for Lake julia Sans
itarium where she will receive special
care & 9E az ssf
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Alex Shavitch left SuntIy night
for Minneapolis where he will take
work with a class for the Shriners
degree. ,r.. :. ~. IT, 81. T.
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~ Misses Sylvia Carter and Mabel
Wagner have returned to Bemidji to
resume their teaching in the Benlidji
schools after visiting at the home of
the former during their vacation.
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Polar Pie. a Ask ] Z. for it.
2-14t:

Miss Rose Marcus has returned
to resume her studies in the. high
school after spending her'vacation al
her home. in Nebish. ~
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Miss Anna Hoag, teacher in the
junior high school, returned to re-
sumo her duties this morning after
visiting friends in Minneapolis during
her vacation. ~ ~ -. 80
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Polar Pie. Ask for It.
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Miss Larson and Miss McBain of
Bagley shopped in Bemidji between
trains on Saturday, returning to Bag
ley on the late afternoon train. = go
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III Mrs. George Deity 815 Minnesota
avenue, entertained a few friends at
a pleasant social afternoon Saturday,
during which lunch was serbed by
the hostess. & s,5,2
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Miss Dale Hunting, teacher at the
Lincoln school, returned this morning
from Minneapolis where she visited
during the week end. = n
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| Arthur Moe returned to Bemidji
this morning from Oklee where he
visited relatives during his school va
cation. His mother remained there
for a longer visit. s;ss, VIA
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Miss Caroline L Austin returned
from st. Paul yesterday where she
visited friends during her spring va
cation, and resumed her teaching in
the high school this morning. d..
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Miss Blanche Dodge returned Sun
day from Remer 70 resume he's teach
ing in Central school after visiting
at her home during her vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lee of Nebish
and little daughter, Mary, are spend
ing couple days ilIrsthe city visiting
friends and attending business mat
tprS y GSs2I 81 - 10 <. - q r., g.
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Mems oxfords in latest brogue
style, goodyear welt soles at $3.98.
Consumers Shoe Co.. 80. ct 4-15
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Polar Pie. Ask Tor. Il. 2-14t

.asJudgs CIV Stanton leaves xtomor-
row morning for Walker, Mimi.
where hessNilI hold term .Qf aconEt;.,
which begins there Tuesday. Jugde
Wright will preside at the special
term in this city,, u /, ~, +. - ~
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Mrs. N. O. Larson, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wes
Wright: at Northern for .the past
week, returned to her home at Mora
Saturday. =. ~' - r
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-27
OPEN BIDS TODAY
 ON CADRON BRIDGE

Bids were to be opened at o'clock this afternoon for the construction of a new steel bridge across Cadron creek on the Conway Damascus high way, by the commissioners of the district. Maj. W. J. Parkes of the Parkes Engineering Company, super vising engineers for the district, is here to assist in letting the contract, and it was understood that several bids would be submitted.
 A new bridge was not contemplated in the original plans of the district, but later federal aid grants were made conditioned upon the installa tlon of new two-way bridge, and these grants were so much greater than the cost of the bridge that the commissioners decided to accept them and provide for the erection of the bridge.