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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
Armltage.ea eartlett
Wedding

WouuiV8
At : o'clock Wednesday evening, at
the residence OF Rev. A. e. Black,
West Gambler street, Mr.. Ralph r.
Armitage of this city, son Of Mrs.
William Armitage of Athens, and Miss
Alison Il. Bartlett, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bartlett OF East Vine
street. were united In marriage by
Rev. Black. Tho ring ceremony was
used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnitage left this
noon on a short wedding trip. and az.
ter their return will make their home
on Fast Vine street
Mr. Arn,itage Is employed as a
stone-cu,ter at the McGee starr Gran.
lite CO., West Gambler street.
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and Mrs. o. Il. Foote, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde vanvoorhis, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Warman. Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Clyde vanvoorhis, Mr.. o. B. Foote,
Mrs. G. G. Lucas and Mr.. Pitt Struble.
Mr.. Kerr was presented with many
useful gifts. Refreshments were serv.
ed by Mrs Kerr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
SspsAritan Glass
Mssss Wednesday

The Samaritan class OF the NJ. p.
Sunday school met Wednesday after
noon u the home OF Mrs. Fred Pearl
0f Elizabeth street. with thirty'hve
members in attendance.
Tho devotional service was led by
Mrs Nate Card and was followed by a
business session.
Late In the afternoon Mrs, Pearl
was assisted In serving lunch by Mrs.
Mochwart, Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. McPeek,
Mrs. McMann, and Mrs. 0arrad.
The next meeting OF the class will
be HELD at the home OF Mrs. Clin
Ogg.
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pnandon HAkskshs
Elect Onieers

Elect offiesrs
brandon Rsbekahs lodss at q resuu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening elected
these officers;
Noble Grand--Mrs. Louise Ward,
Vice Grand--Mrs. Lavina Vance.
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Fannie
Ward.
Financial Secretary - Mrs, Bertha
Chadwick.
Treasurer--Mis Pearl Mowery.
Trpstee--Mrs. Emma Baughman.
pinu1st--M Jesse Shoefelt.
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Mary Reed Auxiliary
Has Meeting Wcdne sday


The Mary Reed Auxiliary Of the w.
F, NJ. society Of the NJ. u. church met
Wednesday evening at the home o.
Mrs. Charles White, East Chestnut
street, Two new members were ad.
mitted into the society Mrs. Robert
Dowds president. presided and had
charge of the business portion Of the
nrogram. while Miss Leora Benson
led the devotional service. Mrs. Luth.
er Barre had charge OF the lesson for
the evening. taking as her subject In.
dia and Its IIandicaps."
Mrs. White, assisted by Mrs, II. W.
Brown and Miss Mary Leonard. served
refreshments to the guests
The next meeting Of the auxiliary
will be held "Wednesday, Jan, II, at
the home OF Miss Frances Benedict,
East Sugar street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08
BASE BALL At GYM

Industrial league base ball will hola
the y. M. G. A. gym Thursday evening.
The teams scheduled are the Clerks
and Coopers. Play will start at sac
o'clock.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

Gambler road. officers for the com
ing year We're elected as follows,
President---John Ackerman.
Vice Pres Printha Fowles.
reasurer--Katherlne Dunlap.
Asst. eas.--Donald McMillen.
Secretary-Byrdie Forsman.
Asst Secy.-- Frank Biggs.
Pianist = Eva Sparks.
Asst Pianis.-RrDy Robinson
After the business session. a social
hour YES enjoyed, after which refresh
ments were served by committee Of
which Miss Jennie Delpcrte was
chairman.
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Bank Employees
Entertain


Employees of the Knox County Saw
ings bank, the directors and their
wives, and the executive committee CT
the Duroc Breeders association, who
contributed the pig, enjoyed a pig
roast last evening at $3.50 in the com
munity rooms CT the hank. The sup
per was prepared by the members Of
the Ruth class, NJ. T.. Sunday school.
lmpromptu speeches were given by
several Of the guests, Mr.. b. d. Her
ron acting as toastmaster.
Those present for the evenings fes-
hvities were: Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. He1'.
ron, Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Workman, Mf.
and Mrs. c. C. ConleN Mr.. and Mrs.
George Israel, Mr.. and MA Earl Sper.
ry. Mr. and MIS. Harry Hpit.le, Mr..
and Mrs.. Russell SellA0S, Messra.
Charles Cassell, II, G. Baker. w. H.
Sevitts, James Winland, Guy Tucker.
Lester Hunt and Kanneth StonebsooI
and Misses My1tis Calm, Bassia Bar
lrott, Annie Murphy. Elssnor McMan.
il and Pearl Shouts ana Mrs. Mar
garst RonkwaD.
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Aid Division
Has Meeting
Pleasantly
Enss-tsined

Pleasantly
Enis-tslned
Miss Helen Burson delightfully."- en-
terfainsd Rumbsr Of her friends on
Tuesday afternoon nj her home on
West Chestnut street, the occasion
being her tenth birthday anniversary.
Gamas wsrs enjoyed. after which re-
lreshn,enfs were served to the IL
sueyts.
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u r n + n r X n n
Calendar
Thursday, Dec. 2

fVur8uayt Ccc'
Homemakers class OF the
Church Of Christ will give a
! play, The Lonelyville Social
Club" at the church at s p.
n. Public invited.
Women OF Mooseheart Le-
gion meet at 7:30 p. m. at the
s Moose Home. The November
{ lkcomuittee will entertain.
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Friday, Dec. 8

y The w. F. NJ. s. Of the M.
q i. pburch meets at Q p, M at
9lB the home Of Mrs. A. r. Taylor,
q West High street. Questions in
a December issue OF the Record
g and answers in the November
y number.
- The Past Chiefs association
g Of the Pythian Sisters meets
z in the afternoon.
: - = = n q p = p p p
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Country Home

Country Home
Club Meets
Mrs. Charles Rowlcy, who resides
near Gambler, entertained the mem
bers OF the Country Home club all
day Wednesday at her home. Seven
teen members were present and en-
gagged In sewing for charity during the
day.
At noon dinner was served and o
portion of the afternoon was devoted
to business session In charge Of tie
president, Mrs. Cunningham. A pro-
gram committee consisting ofs Mrs.
Vincent Welker. Mrs. Clyde Plnkley
and Mrs. George Hayes, and n flower
committee composed Of Mrs. Charles
Rowley and Mrs. Charles Colwill was
appointed by the president.
Late in the afternoon tho club mem,
bers were delightfully."- surprised when
Mrs. Rowley produced birthday
cake containing candles and an
nonnced the occasion was the birth
day anniversary of the president of
the club, Mrs. John Cunningham Ice
cream was served with the cake to
the guests.
Plans are being made for Christ
mas party to be given January 3 at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Cum
ningham. Members OF the club and
their families will attend the party.
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Cleaners Class
Meets "Wednesday

ckeauers Class
Meets "Wednesday
The monthly business meeting of
the Cleaners class of the NJ. T. church
was held Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. Twenty members OF
the class were present for the session.
At $3.50 O'clock the members OF the
class enjoyed covered dish supper.
%
Aid Division
Has Meeting
Mrs. Frank Kirby of North Main
street was hostess to the members of
the northwest division of the Ladies'
Aid Society all day "Wednesday at her,
home. Eighteen members were pres.
ent and. engaged in sewing during the
day. & + Ft
Al ppon luncheon was served to the
wGhars by Mrs. Kirby. assisted by a
number. OF ladies. 8o
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

*%nThere will be two basketball
games at Rose hall, Gambler, Friday,
Dec. ., at s p. m. Loudonville girls
VS.. Gambler girls; Granville lambda
Chi Alpha farternity team.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

*s"Eyening Star Council, Sons and
Daughters Of Liberty, is holding con-
test. All members are urged to at
tend meetings. Members OF team
must be present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-12-08

"s"Special communication OF Mt.
Zion lodge, No. 8, F. & A. NJ, Thurs
day evening. Work in the Masters
degree.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
KERNV|llE & VICINITY
G.. F. G..

Kernville, Sept. 25.-A big picnic,
featuring basket ball, vol!ey ball, an.
tennis matches is scheduled for next
Sunday at SCOTS Field. We a"e aax!-
ousiy watching the Ocuta, and pray
ing for tie. speedy passage.
The pupils and teacher OF the Reed
Greek school have formed a cOopara-
tive janitorial association, to prOvii.
common fund with which to pur-
chase playgrour d equipment. Their
first investment was made on credit
supplied by their teacher, and includes
a basketball an6 volley bal. Their
avowed Intention is to show tho~
elder brothers and sisters just how
these games are played. Ct is note.
worthy that mCst of cur rural school
districts, even some that boast a
million dollar" valuation, do not pro.
vide any playground equipment for
their pupi,s.) ..
There was a considerable shake-up al
Gertui.. S carnery las, week. Severe;
Of the girls were d'S""" .~e' N-ae''-'- .
ably for taking orders from the wrong
straw-bosS. It S significant that tne
we're almost immediately replaced by
an imported Chinese crew. Et ut Bill
Brady Buckner has opened a new
competition IL the fish business; he IS
shipping fresh salmon to the valley,
via Siletz. We understand that he
pays a cent round more than the
eZnnery, but at present he can handle
oniy a limited quantity Of fish. The
salmon catch here during the past
couple o. weeks has been steadily IL
creas.ng; we are all sInguine over
the prospe,, for the rest of the sea
son.
A novel game OF Foxes and Goose"
is reporttl i to have beon played las.
week between "Pa" Tab,rer ard SCH,
on one side and Warren Andrews or
the other, Rumor has it that the
pursuers backed their warrant with
gun, an TOu Tue ,.a4.s. ~
surrendere beat and coupe o.
nets which belonged to Gortu,a.
Someboiy took the liberty cf ook
ing over sowe Of Red" Glaser'd pap,
ers during his absence from no.
last Monda We u.g adrig9 to.
RED" doe sn't lraYe incrin M ina
papers in his desE-nct even in ,-.s
unlocked castle" Trn v-~'d = -'~o
going to tie puppydoggonits, We've
got so man. laws we can't even re-
member Il Q ten Commandments.
Jimmy, jim ny, say to the word. i
yo want TO ae my letters tome and
ask me, an II show ye the wh0 c
darned worl g. Amen.
A dance & Rose Lodge upset the
plans for an her teachers cor sron,o
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
WRiGh'TS CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Brason and children
of Winant have moved on their place
near the pool c!ough bridge.
c. M. Star If Bayview was ! guest
at dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Euntsocker here Monday Of last week
M. Star was enroute TO Corvallis Oh
business.
Mr.. Slashner brought down two
scow loads Of lurcber last week for
John Gentry. Mr.. Gentry is building
house on his place here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wright Of
Portland came in Saturday of last
week for visit wich the foymers
aunts, the misses Emma and Anna
Wright.
Frank HuntsuclJer attended grange
at Ona Grange hall Sunday.
N. p. Myers returned hcme Sunday
from a business TRIP to the valley.
w. f. Huntgucker was a Sunday
visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sherman of Winant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Huntsuckor Of
: visit ~ IN this Vicin.
ity Sunday.
C. o. Sherman of Winant was Sun
day visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05

al Kernvillee Saturday The meeting
was postponed for 4 week.
Gust Scdi, who had been sufferins
with brights disease for some time,
died at his home here two weeks ago.
He was buried at Taft, where his
funeral was attended by large crowd
of friends. He leaves a widow ana
three children.
A new bunk-house sailed up the
river to Holten's Camp last week BUD
knight has also moved to the camp
with his family. If Bud undertakes to
juggie timber like we saw him handle
baseballs last summer we ought 20
have plenty of logs from now on.
Due to the facts that we live too
far from the center of activities here,
and, that, therefore, our news notes
are mostly second handed and behind
time, and, thai our wife disapproves
Of our writing when it detracts from
our attent. ons 10 her, and we also dis
approve Of su distraction, and thaS
she doesn't think much of u3 as Il
correspondent anyhow, and there are
plenty who will agree with her, ou:-
self Included, and that there are hal,
a dozen ADLER, Wireless potential cc
respondents living right il the city
Of Kernvil'e, whereas all these rea-
sons. therefore be it resolved that
}.tiy W'orley, Ped. Dr., d. c., K. p.
etc, etc. be unanimously elected b.
,ur wife and us TO do this dirty work
OF all time 20 come. We reserve the
iPl to picl; 4 fight with Badly If he
3teps on our toes. Adois., SO lont
look cut for Baldyl Y
G. F. CHASER.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.

In the matter of the Estate of
Henry B. Eggeman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed administrator of the estate of
Henry B. Eggeman, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit and present such claims, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the publication of this
notice to the said administrator at
Lincoln County Bank, Toledo. Oregon.
G. w. INGRAM,
Administrator of the Estate os
Henry b. Eggeman, deceased.
VIM. B. LAYTON,
GAL Pittock Block,
Portland, Oregon
Attorney for said Administrator.
Dated and first published at Toledo.
Oregon, on this 9th day of October,
1922.
Date Of last publication on the 2nd
day of November, 1922. 33 st
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
B. F JONES ISSUES
STATEMENT TO VOTERS
OF LINCOLN COUNTY

AS there are several hundred new
voters in Lincoln county with whom
am not acquainted and who know moth
ing about me, therefore as a candidate
seeting the election on the Republican
ticket as joint representative from
Lincoln and Plok counties deem it
wise to let the voters know something
concerning myself.
settled ona homestead with my
mother when twelve years of age on
land now in the corporate limits of
Toledo in the year of 1870. "a years
OF this time | have lived in Toledo.
-Four years in Independence, Oregon,
four years In Astoria, three years in
Corvallis, five years in Roseburg, and
six years in Newport
Educated in the public schools. and
old college at corvallis. Married
Ella Miller of Corvallis in 1881. Have
four sons and two daughters all living
in Lincoln county.
From 1876 to 1893 engaged in farm
ing, logging and steamboating.
County Clerk OF Lincoln county from
1888 to 1898; during which time stud.
led law under the late Judge JONI
Kelsey of Corvallis. Admitted to the
par in 1897 Sine which time | have
'pIact.sed in the courts of Oregon.
Served as joint representative Of
Lincoln and Polk counties two terms
while living in Lincoln county and
two terms while living in Polk coun.
ty Served as city attorney and mayor
lof Toledo, independence and Newport.
Appointed by President Taft as Reris-
tier OF the United STATES Land office
at Reseburg in 1910, serving four
years.
! Author of Free Locks law at Oregon
City appropr.ating three hundred
Thousand dollars by state which was
matched by the government to pur-
chase locks at Oregon City making he
| Willamette River free and maintained
and operated by the government, saw
iing to the farmers and shippers SOC
per ton on all freight rates and 10c
lper head on passengers.
Author Of Roosevelt Coast Military
Highway law.
Have for years been on the firing
Line for the Improvement of Yaquina
Bay Harbor.
Had something to do with the creac.
ing of incoln county in the 1898 ses-
SIGN Of legislature.
Acting as my own attorney and at
my own costs before the public ser
vice commission of Oregon in 90S
brought suit against the Wells Fargo
end Pacific Express Companies alleg.
ing their express rates to be unreason-
able, unjust and unlawful, which re.
suited in the reduction of express
rates by these companies 25 per cent.
If elected l promise a square deal
for ali without fear or favor from any
one.
B. f. JONES.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
Gentry and family.
John Gentry lost one Of his horses
last week.
SitetZ
BY Charles Sughroe
o Ws.tsfn Newspapt. Cnlon
last week

Three years ago our school building
had only three rooms; one room for
the lower grades, one for the higher
grades and another for the high
school. For two years there were
four rooms, the primary, the informed.
late, the grammar and the high
school room. Still they have gone
farther and now there are three rooms
for the grades and two rooms for the
high school. This year the high school
also has larger enrolment Of stud
ents then ever before and probably
will keep on growing.
Last Monday the sophomore class
moved from Mrs. Hallick's room into
Mr.. arney's room, where they will
stay for the rest of the term.
Wednesday, afternoon Ancient his
tory was made Interesting by each
pupil giving a short talk about Egypt.
Otto Tangerman, one Of our last
years high school graduates, visited
the high school Thursday, September
2S. He was welcomed by his school
mates.
The SUN and the rains seem to be
taking turns. For a while we enjoyed
the fresh air and beautiful sunshine
but now the lain is showing itself
again.
The Siletz wooden bridge is nearly
completed. 1t won't be ,Opg D.;
false-work will be taken off and the
bridge will be ready for use.
Last Sunday party of men from
Newport went up to Rock Creek to
hunt. They succeeded very well by
killing two bears and two deer
Mr.. Goodell is cutting the wood for
the school. The rain -caused him to
stop for while. He owns the wood
saw and cuts the wood for different
people in and around Siletz
Some of the hop pickers have return
ed from the hoplflelds On account of
the rainy weather we have had for
the last few days. 80,
Wednesday the fish truck that car
ries the fish from the lower Siletz
to Toledo was unable 10, go any farther
than here because the recent rain had
filled the lowr road with water. So
they hired wagon to haul the fish
to Siletz.
Mr.. and Mrs. He'll Just returned
home Sunday from trip to Albany.
Salmon are running heavily in the
Siietz river at present time which ur-
fords good sport to those who live
along it
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and daughter
Gretchen and La Velle King motored
over to Toledo Saturday where they
he'd sor'o dental work done.
Mrs. Sled and son, Roy, from Taft
mace trip to Toledo Mon6ay. g.
The entertainment the Siletz school
he'd in the "Tym" Saturday night prov
ed to be success
/ Each room had part in the pro-
gram. Afterwards the pies were sold,
some of which were decorated very
nicely. Also candy and ice cream
were sold which went very fast as
each was anxious to help raise money
for the school. The amount raised
was a little over $4,000 and the
expenses were over $1100, giving us
$4370 net.
Mr.. w. Herwig from Portland made
a speech at the Methodist church
i Sun6ay night on Americas Oppor,
tunity in the Present Crisis" Mr..
Herwig ws here in the interest of the
Anti-Sa'oon League. 1t Is said that
he can draw large audience at any
place any time by his interesting
talks.
! Lester Garrett, formerly of Si,etz,
now of Indenendence has come back
for short time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
CHlTWOOD

Mrs. w. w. Easley and son George
of Newport have been visiting Mr.
nd Mrs A. B. Dwinell the PAST few
days. They returned to Newport Sat
.>.,-.y.
Harry Wilson was visiting friends
near Toledo Friday, Satui day anc
sunday.
Ebert ook returned from a triI
to Nortons Saturday.
Cllver johnson was in Toledo Tues
Cay.
george Easley and his brother, jim
nme up from Newport Sunday ant
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used successfully in the treatment
of Catnrrh.
HALLS CATARRI MEDICINE con-
s.sts of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application. and the
Internal Medicine. Tonic. which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces. thus reducing the Inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
Il. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05
MOODY

Mr.. T-"vtl was a passenger Tor To
ledo Friday.
Mrs. SNar~ vlri'ed at var"'~a -,
urday "veuirr and Sunday with her
son "u1 fa~',v.
Leslie Sharp waited with Clarence
Tover lpet SUNDAY.
'N.'' T'-"h YVES a YaGGuinn visitor
last Sunday.
iasa Davenport and wife ard sister
of Elk City, are visiting at George
Davenpcrt's.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-10-05

started to work in the rock qua ry
Monday morning.
z. H. Dwinell made trip to Now
port Saturday returning Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-22

WORK STARTS | X
ON STATE I + ROAD
Survey Being Made Of Trunk.
Road Through Euclid J:
and Angus.

The surveying crew sent Out. ~ the
s s.., hixhxsy esnniss,on e nike
Way from CrooLston' thSnnrh E,,iEiid
and Angus to thS.nSrth boundary linz
81 POLK cnuntv haa} hrrived ~ cronEss
ston ana tnken IN t4tia vnrktS ~sss
The work 81 MAXINE To-
cation az this hirhWaw'was n nrtsd r,axt
far but was not COMPLETED On account
e the s~irvevnrs Ks}nr "a lar siias
where before thew had finished Tia
survey |s
Ths n4. $500. .. AN. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-22
Several Real Estate
Deals Here This Week

According to Polk county records
the following real estate transfers in
East Grand Forks ana vicinity were
filed this week: v
Martin Murphy to, THOMAS samp-
son. the %northerly % feet of lot 2.
block 1. Budgets First Add to East
Grand Forks-$1- 05o.e
Thomas s%tinerIto Thomas NJ. stiner,
SIC Ia, 34-154-49--$G.540 .
Joseph Fountaipe to John F'oup-
taine, N 1-2 N 1-2 sW IA, Sec. 70,
Twp. ISL. range 49-$1.
Ole Olson to NKnut Olson, lot 2,
block ]. Edwards out-blocks OF Audi
tors plat Of outlots in East Grand
Forks-SS,33O. ~
Michael Moriarity to Joseph Tray
NECK. lot 4, blk. 2. Budge's Third Add
to East Grand Forks-$2,e $50.
Michael Moriarity to Paul J. Pribula
lot 8, blk. 2, Budge's Third Add to
East Grand Forks-$1,600.
Paul ". Pribula. to Joseph Trav-
meek, %southerly 2 feet of lot 8. blk.
2; Budge's Third Add to East Grand
FOrkS-$l.7 -rr
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-22
BODY OF SCHOOL
TEACHER FOUND
Believed Minnesota Girl Got
Lost in Woods and Died
From Exposure. .

Fill City. Mimi, April 21--The
body of Margaret Peterson, teach
err at the Logan school, who has been
missing since April 4, was found to-
day in a woods near the village of
Mississippi by a posse. The belief
was expressed THAT she had become
lost in the woods and died from ex-
posure.
Saturday morning. April /. Miss
Peterson left the school to visit her
mother, at her home five miles away,
with the intention Of returning the
following Monday.
Monday she did not return and the
children happily took for granted the
unauthorized vacation. Twenty days
passed. and no sign Of the teacher.
A member OF the school board yes
terday called Miss Peterson's mother
and asked why her daughter had not
returned to the school.
"But she is teaching, and has
been," the mother replied.
G. +. Williams. Aitkin county cor
oner. was notified and ordered the
search. '
The path from the school to Miss
Peterson's. home is only a dim trail
through the thick woods. The teach
err apparently had wandered from the
trail and it is believed had roamed
about several days before dsath from
exposure overlook her.