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Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

and finds that Scout work will be
very attractive and patrols will be
organized as soon as possible. All
boys between these ages are asked
to come and help make Glendale have
one OF the strongest Boy Scouts or
ganizations in the entire state.
Visited Phoenix
Mrs. G.. M. Northrup and Rev.
and Mrs. Vargas of Glendale attended
the Ministerial Association in Phoe-
nix which was in session Monday af-
ternoon and evening.
Goes East
Duncan McRuer, principal of the
high school, left this week for Kan
sas City where he will be for some
time attending to business matters.
Professor Casey will have charge of
the school during his cbsence.
Give Program in Phoenix
The Glendale members of the
Business and Professional Women's
club have the distinction of giving
the program at the dinner given this
evening by the club at the Adams
Hotel The club which is strictly for
women meets twice a month and the
local members of the club are mani
Testing great interest in the club
work. The following ladies Of Glen
dale belong to the club. Miss Mabel
Ireland. Miss Hazei Spillman, Miss
Ivt Heberlee, Miss Alto Lagourge and
Mrs. Edith NJ. Hayes.
Mrs. George Cox will sing. accom-
panied by Miss Spillman: Mr.. Tuttle
will give a reading in lieu of Loreen
Tuttle who is sick. Louis A. Myers
will give the address OF the even
ing.
To Open Nursery
1t has been announced by the Bap-
list church that a nursery will be
started at the church, the Sunday
school room being used for that pur-
pose. Children that are brought to
church and are then fretful may be
taken to this room and left in charge
of some competent person who will
take care of them during the time of
the sermon. Anyone who has toys
or other playthings that may be do
mated may bring them and those have
army cots are asked to loan them to
the church.
Constructing Bins
Measuring bins are being con-
structed on the vacant lot south Of
the Glendale Plumbing company by
Lhe paving contractor for the purpose
Of being ready for the measuring of |
the contents of the mixture for the
street paving.
Social to be Held
A social is to be held Friday night |
1t the Baptist church for the new
A program will be given |
Ind a roll call held. Games and |
Eats will be features of the evening. !
Council Notes
At the regular meeting of the coun- |
Ill Monday night regular business
vas taken up and acted upon. The
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

could not be included and any ex-
tension of the building to take care
of increasing patronage would have
to be planned economically in a way
to secure the greatest return for
money expended. obviously it would
be more economical to extend the
building behind than TO provide two
wings. / regret, however, not to be
able TO give encouragement as the
Corporation is unable to take any
action at present, nor can foretell
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

clerk was instructed to write the
Phoenix Railway concerning the
bringing of their tracks up to the
established grade and also to tell
them that they would be expected to
pave between the rails and two feet
outside the track.
Made Depository
The Glendale Bank Of Commerce
has been made depository for Mar
icopa county road funds according to
advices from President Appleby.
Confined to Home
D. Z. Lower. proprietor OF Lowers
Service Station, Is confined to his
home this week on account of ILL
ness.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
Rats in the Cellar
Mice In the Pantry

CockToaches IN the Kitchen
What can be more disagreeable
than a home infested with pests!
Destroy them with Stearns' Electric
Rat and Roach Paste, the standard
exterminator for more than forty
three years.
Kill rats, mice, cockroaches,
waterbugs or ants in a single night.
Does not blow away like powders;
ready for use; better than traps.
Directions IN is languages in every
box.
2 OF, size 35c. is or. size. $1.5O.
Money Back If 1t Fails
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

What's the world coming to? A
young woman in a ringside seat is
yelling, Slam him in the slatsl
Break his jaw! Put the "kay-o" on
him!' What do you infer from that?"
Il infer that this isn't the first
time she has attended a refined pug
ilistic exhibition"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
CRAIG cErs s1Rnon

BELFAST, Ireland.--The Northern
Ireland parliament has fixed the sal
a. y OF the Ulster premier, Sir James
Craig, at $4,000 annually. Each
minister will get $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

any date for the resumption of its
library building activities.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) JAMES BERTRAM.
Secretary,
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
EoR BABIES ONLY

PARIS.--A bill has been intro
duced in parliament in connection
with the public health budget pro-
viding that special compartments be
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17

Since January 1, more than 10000
new members have been enrolled in
the American Legion in Pennsyl-
Yania.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-17
NO NOVICE

reserved on railway trains for
women travelling with infants.
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CARNEGIE FUNDS
MAY BE USED To.
ASSIST LIBRARY.
In Event Corporation Re-
sumes Former Work Au-
ditorium Here Will Be
Given Consideration

In answer TO a petition signed by
hundreds OF Phoenix citizens last
fall for the building of an addition
to the present library building and
the construction of a large out door
auditorium in connection with ii,
James Bertram. secretary of the Car
negie corporation of New York, to
whom the petition was addressed, has
sent reply that holds out hope for
favorable consideration.
In his reply Mr.. Bertram explains
that the Carnegie corporation has not
been erecting new library buildings
or making additions TO existing ones
for several years but adds that If
the trustees should deem ii advisable
to again make approximations for this
purpose Phoenix will receive sym
pathetic consideration"
That officials OF the Carnegie in
stitute were very favorably impressed
with the work being done at the
local library and with the need for
ADDITIONS to the present building was
the opinion OF Dwight b. Heard who
arranged personal interview with
Mr.. Bertran in New York last De-
cember. at the same time turning
over to him the petition. documents
and photographs which had been
painstakingly prepared by o. A. Tur-
ney, secretary Of the Phoenix Library
board.
Following is the letter which was
received here from Mr.. Bertram:
Walter Bennett. Esq,
President, Library Board,
Phoenix, Arizona.
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J. W. Moore and wife were in Lub-
book Thursday transacting business.
Mrs. W. ID. Arnett received a
message the latter part Of the week.
that her father was dead. She and
her little daughter left the next
morning for Rosebud.
Most everybody in our commune
ity attended the all-day singing at
Carlisle last Sunday and reported
extra good sing and plenty Of good
eats.
The doors Of the Stages home
were opened to the young people on
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Mrs. Stanford's sister. Mrs. Shelton
were business visitors in Lubbock
Friday.
Mr.. W. b. Copeland is on the
Grand Jury this week.
Mr. c. /. Rieger and wife went
10 town Friday after their son,
Odell.
Don't forget the play that will
be put on at the school house next
Friday, Feb. 3. Everybody has a
special invitation 20 come and bring
someone with you
Mr.. sam Moore and wife. and Mr..
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last Saturday night for a merry
party. There was a large crowd
rresent and reported that Mr.. and
Mrs. Stagg proved themselves to be
enjoyable hostesses.
Mrs. Stanford's sister left Friday
morning. She will visit at Hale
Center before returning home.
Mr.. Luther Henderson from Lake
Jew in Lynn Co, attended the pa :
ty at Mr.. Stages on last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Author Batch from New
Home passed through the commun-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-03
: L. E. Hunt & Company Clothiers
we Not Right

Mitchell Crouch and Charlie Farris
were in our community Sunday.
Mr.. Lonnie Williams went 70
town on business Monday.
Miss Emma Harrist spent last
week with relatives at Post City,
returning home Saturday.
Mr.. Fairs son and family, from
Leveland visited him and family
Sunday.
Several of the young people at
tended prayer meeting at New
Home Sunday night.
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ity Mondpy morning enrote TO Lub-
book on business.
Several Of the young people az
tended the dance at Mr.. Crouch's
last Friday night.
Me-. Cl1rence Barton and Yves
ley Willis from Lubbock attended
the narty at Mr.. Staggs Saturday
night.
Mess A,ho and wills Harwood
from Woodrow attended the party
Saturday night
Misscs ! die Crauth. Eettle and
Florence King. Eessrs. Dick and
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ITEMS FROM THE SLIDE
COMMUNITY THIS WEEK

We had a little cool weather the
first part Of the week and just a
little sleet. II We had just a little
more falling weather il would be
better 80 the far 1ers could put up
their land for another year.
Mrs. n. T. Batenian came home
the first part o. the week after
s-endinr a week al town with her
relatives.
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Hunts Realization Sale!

conditions and knowing that the farmer has been hit harder than ee de-
rea sacrifice price articles oug addition those listed below
we bent orr efforts and the reduction prices times
maximum value through quality This the mht Holding Spasodc Sales
We our merchandise away but do advertise reduction tits truth the whole truth
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The race for "Queen Of the Pageant is getting
most interesting Buy your tickets early and make
it hot for the other candidates. .-s,sy, h;s s.
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er spent the week end visiting with
her friend, Julia Bloomquist.l y
A couple of cars loaded with berry
pickers came out from Blackjack sae
pick raspberries along the COUNTY
road running through this township
Saturday. Among the pickers were
Ralph Praught and family and Mrs.
L.. Moon. q. 49, = =.
Rev. Anderson Of Big Fork held a
most interesting sermon at the Alv-
wood school house to a large attend
ance Sunday afternoon
Andrew Hultquist motored down
to Good Hope to- call for his friend,
John Forrsen, and family, who at
tended the services at the school
house and later took supper at the
Hultquist home, after whic hthe lat
ter took them back to their home.
C. Swaberg and family of Moose
Park attended church here in the af-
ternoon and also spent q very pleas
ant evening visiting at the Andrew
Hultquist: home. i
Milton Johnson, Gust johnson and
son Lincoln, of Good Hope, were
forenoon business callers in this vi
cinity Friday. -, ., ,
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Mrs. John Hogue has been carry
ing the mail for the past two weeks,
as Mr.. Hogue is busy making hay
while the sun shines" " y :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansing and family of Cass
Lake, and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis of
Wyoming visited at the j." F. Ma
honey home Sunday afternoon
ppas9eked IS g lls,ggl
of Mr.. and Mrs. D.. UteAE =sun1as.z
IT.Aysood cfosd DtkndeNhs EARN
befsL Club msetiA&iD ME- and. Mrs,
Retgerson's Saturday. sahsiAaEable
business was attended tdsA The. next
Tyetine WIN fbe held theaar'sts Satvr-
day in September at thasJ: F. Ma
honey park on Kitichi lake: lAA are
welcome. sys2<s Y. "; * III I.
Miss Clover Sabin oft State
Health Department at: ST. Paul, gave
a very interesting and.sinstructive
lecture at the. Goodland school house
Tuesday. She Will give another talk
August 30 at Kitichi. y Everyone well
come. She spoke on the. best kind
of food to build up the system, quail
ity not quantity necessary. ~.
Mrs. Hogue and Gay Mahoney Wis
tied at the Norquist home at Lorn's
Tuesday. " Il ,ss. 3; st i.
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County division thus far has caused little if any
excitement in Bemidji., 1t is hoped that it will
cause enough interest at least to get out repre-
sentative vote on the ISSUE :
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.SHOTLEY-FOY

The Misses Carlson motored tc
Red Lake Sunday
Myrtle Goranson called at C.
Browns Sunday .,.. ....
The Messrs. Goranson, Anderson
and Brown motored to Dakota Mon
day. rG, = -. r :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walquartsen and
family: were business callers in
Blackjack Saturday. j.
A number of boys were up to the
lake for a. good time Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and children
left for Kansas Sunday They have
been visiting at A. P. Roren's home.
Mrs. Cook being the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boren.
Those attending the dance at Je-
rome:s Saturday night from this vi
entity, were Roy and Lillian Amber
soh. 1t' =. sr-..:'s. ! - .~~G, i. .
Albert Boren left for Kansas Sun.
fday. intends to stay with his
brother-in-law. -. =,
Mr4xan Mrs. Anderson and son
Oscar pqtored to Espie's Sunday at;
|'ternobAsh - . ~ =: 5S@''r :.
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Z THE ,BEMIb1l DAILY PIoN ~.
were number of visitors. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent. Their
next meeting will be September s..

were a number of visitors. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent. Their
next meeting will be September s.
Mrs. H. F.. Sawyer will entertain.
Ii Messrs. Hoglum and Littler are
making hay on the Turtle River
meadow. : r.. ~ .,.a.
Mrs. H. F. Sawyer called on Mrs.
f. c. Rogholt last Monday.
| i Mrs. Albin.. Carlson and son Ar
mold and Ed. Larson +, are making
hay on the Turtle River meadow.
Miss DoIM ETson is acting ass.F1esosSk.
r. Miss Irene Murphy spent Sunday
afternoogkwith Miss Mabel Carlson.
MI. and Mrs. N. 20. RoghokA and
Mr.. and MRS. H. F. Sawyer tooK din din.
ner with INF and Mrs. Leo a.HfNders
son last Sunday.
f. Mrs. joe johnson and Miss 1Mable
Carlson visited Cass Lake on bust
ness last Saturday. ~: $ "l
Everett Rector is working with
the road builders. $,.,. p
Messrs. Alex and Henry Sawyer
called on Andrew Olsen last Sunday
evening. @'% -. - r..
C. E. Rogholt has been cutting
grain for the neighbors the past
week. They have about the only
binder in the neighborhood. He
commenced with Mr.. Fay of Silver
Lake. IT, ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson and
Miss Mildred Rogholt went on fish
ing trip to Lost Lake last Thursday.
Miss Irene Murphy came over
from Bemidji last Thursday to visit
her sister, Mrs. H. F. Sawyer, =. "
M. o. Rogholt was reported sick
last Thursday.
Mrs. H. F. Sawyer and son James,
and Miss Cora Sawyer visited with
Mr. Sawyer at the camp Wednesday
morning.
Geo. Luck is having several i'm
provements, put onto his residence.
Oscar Hoglum is doing the work. =
Mrs. NARROW (nee Alice Morris)
has moved to Cass Lake.
E. NJ. Chase spent a few days at
homie last:week. ~
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BUCK LAKE

The Silver Lakes. Farmers club
and the Ter, Lakes Farm Bureau unit
will hold their August meeting Au-
gust "a with Mr.. and Mrs.; Leo An
derson.
The Misses Myrtle and Mildred
and Messrs. Martin and Arthur Rog-
holt spent Sunday afternoon at the
Alex Sawyer home.
Mrs. Wayne visited the Woodland
Union Sunday School last Sunday.
Miss Mildred sRogholt entertained
the Blue Ribbon Girls club last
Tuesday. Beside the members, there
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ISL AND: LAKE 1, 7

Miss; MacRae, and Miss 'Rassmus-
sen, after spending a week visiting
friends in Island Lake, accompanied
Mr.: and Mrs. o.; II. Olmstead to Be-
midji and then returned to their
home in Crookston. '.&: : i'>ai''. !
Alfred Allensellie was a caller at
Island Lake Friday. -c,,..st. ---..s
yMr. and Mrs.. Olom and daughter
Nellie were callers at Island. Lake.
Miss Nellie olom visited with the
F. w. Stout family for a few days.
Mrs Frank Frost and daughter
Lavinia, Mr.. and Mrs. Dugass and
daughter LaVerna, and Mrs. Chas:
Frost and daughter Betty, all Of Be-
midi, called on Mrs. A. C. Billie
deau. -. IA -
Mrs. O. H.: 0lmstead of Bemidji is
visiting Mrs: w. Il: Whelan and Mrs.
J. A. Lanville for a few days.
1 Cecil Condor of Bemidji motored
to Red Lake. Wednesday. :: r..
Miss&MardeH Stout. called on Miss
Thelma Rustvold Friday. q ss3G' +. +.
Miss Nellie .Olonlf has returned
home from her visit. : - - :. s.. 4,
=. Mr.. Clifford Of Bemidji was call
er at Island Lake on his way to Red
Lake. '>.' x, -; = ,.s......,,.. e.. J..
Mrs. Maitland and children are
spending a few days with the F. w.
Stout family. e. 80. .',5i
Mr.. and Mrs. :Tom: Anderson and
nephew, Arthur Anderson, and Thel-
ma .Rustvold, accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson and son Arthur of Chicago,
called on, Mrs l' w. i. s iWhel Ian !. Sun n.
day.; - ,%.4:z > ,'assl, * s,;$s:1 ,.5 {
Seventy-6ve cars were counted go
ing, through Island Lake Sunday :ssssgi
THE PIONEER WANT ADS
'.,>: BRiNC: 13SEI[;.s,lttJI!Tsi y.a II
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r. BASS LAKE

49, 7 Grurge ~Brue; Mrs. Robert Brue
and family, Mrs. Cap Kelly and
daughter, of Peeyers, S. D., all rela-
tives 81 Mrs. Albert. Utech, autoed
from Clearbrook Thursday. -.
The meeting of the Big Lake Farm
ers' club was held at G. I. Goodman
sons Saturday, August 9Th, and was
well attended by the neighbors sur
rounding. Six cars Of the potato
touring party attended the club. They
looked over Mr.. Goodmanson's pota-
to crop and reported they were doing
nicely. This company went from
here to Blackjack. They all enjoy
ed a nice dinner under the shade Of
the birch trees, near the fake :, . =! ::
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Boyce and son
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ATWOOD.

Geo. w.; Bloomquist Of Dunbar
was social caller at his fathers, j.
G. Bloofnquist, home of this place
Monday AFTERNOON. ,1
D. Danielson has the past week
been busily engaged erecting a ga
rage for Andrew Hultquist's new
Ford. r. -. 5s~...,.,.. ..a...-, .
The watkins man" was seen pass
ing through this territory the first
part Of the week selling his prod
ucts. "a. :#.E 80
The past f ew days have, foundsMel
Evin johnson greatly improved after
being laid up for several days with
a sore leg and foot caused by the ill
effects Of stepping on a. rusty nail.
4. p. o. Hoff, nursery agent for the
EJ.4 Flagstad q, Sons Nursery Co. Of
Sacred Heart, Mimi, passed through
here Friday taking up orders for
nursery stock to be delivered next
spring. \,
Glars Bloomq,,ist was Sunday
morning social caller at the Syver
Hanson home at Shallow Pond.
Grandma Westr EN-" of Third Riv,
erst. and little granddaughter, Caro-
Westrem of this place, are, spending
a couple Of: weeks slsitiAE with the
formers daughter, - VA. Roy Olaf
son Of Moose Park. y -. -, ;; ,
Herman Nestberg sH GoodsaAans
drove over to the Andrew Hultquist
home Saturday after room with his
which ,he Wis 81 A{lpins the
county, road south of the nm in good
shape hereafter. - : @fJf & saff<, ~ NJ T..
~ Raymond Lowery, from near sShal.
low Pnod, was PLEASANT afternoon
caller Monday with. Glars Bloom
quist. They; made pl8 MS on taking
in the coming harvest land threshing
in the west this season. So the fol.
lowing day we found til EN- EN- route
for Blackjack where tn ey took the
evening train for the D.lkotas.
+ John Westrem and GLARS Bloom
quist were evening business callers
Monday at Dunbar. y Z. al I
l. Miss Hilda Westrem Of Third Riv.
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NORTHERN j TIL !: !, r

Mrs. Chas. Thomas and, little son,
of Nymore, have been visiting with
their aunt, Mrs. John Noel, the past
week. 49,, -. .
Miss Agnes Whiting has been suf-
fering the past few days with Sc
we're cold but is feeling better at
present. Several r.. other Northern
people are affected with colds.
The Northern Farmers club will
meet at the Community hall Thurs
day of this week. :: Mrs. Hans Neil
son will entertain. - %'~ VIZ H.
H. Conat, proprietor of the "Six-
Mile Corner Store" is disposing Of
all his goods and will leave in few
days for st.. Thomas, N. J., where
they will remain for a. month or two,
and. upon their return will locate in
Bemidji. ,...-:;. .ss.,., ~. H..
! The Misses, Leona and. Leveta
Gould, who have been staying at the
o. L.: Num- home the past three
weeks, returned home Sunday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Butrick of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, have moved into the
Crookston Lumber company's camp
until better location can be found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porte left
for Fargo last Thursday, where Mr.:
Porte gave an address at, the con-
vention of the North Dakota Optical
association. The trip was made by
onto ard ,,non their return thew
stopped at Grand Forks and were
accompanied from there by Miss
Miller, Mrs. Porte's sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutie and Mrs. Vowel. '
!. A party of friends and relatives
gathered at the"O. l.. Num- home
Sunday afternoon, the occasion be-
ing the birth anniversary Of Mrs.
leon Gouldaa&4A 8,
~ 81 $$a>
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THE SABOTAGE OF TIME

!. IN his address at the opening of the. Chicago
Pageant Of Progress, Postmaster-Genera Work
made a forcible presentation Of the basic evil in
the coal mining industry. It is an evil that every
body recognizes and yet nothing effective ssdoue
about it. ~. - "tf :a: .EE3 g.
e As Dr. Work says, there are about; twice ssas
many coal miners in the United States as are need
ed to perform the work Of getting out the nations
supply of coal. There are also very many more
operating coal mines than the country needs the
result is that the miners ordinarily work only about
half the time. Through an extremely powerful
unions union which causes its membership dues
to- be collected by the employers out Of the wages
of the men-they demand a living vpge f9r half
time work. - ~ -. I -.'
.The sabotage of time by tbs i9}e Apasg pay"
says DR.. Work. land Of property intrusted to them,
must be added to the cost price of any product"
And the price is paid by the consumers AND the
consumers, in most instances, are themselves wage
earners who work steadily through theyear to earn
a living A large percentage of the striking NINE
workers are not needed in the coal mining indus
try on any TERMS There are Industries where TINS
surplus labor that now will neither mine coal nor
let anybody else do so might be employed at good
wages the year around. Thus, the rest OF the
miners might have steady employment mining coal.
It is impossible to see why the people and the
industries of this country should pay for coal prices
sufficient to keep miners in idleness hall the year
and give a profit to the owners Of thousands OF
producing mines for whose product under properly
arranged economic conditions there WOULD be no
sale in competition with mines where production
costs are less Even this is by means\ the whsse
story. Coal mining can be done largely by \machin-
cry at only fraction of the cost of HANDY labor
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were guests at the E. M. Satire
home over .Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack mccarthy and
son, Of Hibbing, are visiting at the
home Of Mrs, McCarty's parents. j
Mrs! Arthur Hargreave called at
the J. s. Wheeler home Tuesday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheeler and
family visited at the Albert Utech
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. An Wheeler, Mrs.
j. S. Wheeler and MRS. Cora Landry
visited at the Sadek home, Sunday.
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There are other funny topics in the world to-
day besides prohibition and booteggery regardless
Of what some humorists think, and these topics are
not funny ones at all Mayor Garlock is going at
ter the drunks in this locality with vengeance
and he has behind him all right thinking citizens
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Those who actually need the coal in Minnesota
will get it, if Jake Preus has the say, and ne has
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If you think you can pitch horseshoe, enter ~
the big tournament at the big Northern Minne e
Fair, = ',rn:y l.. ,s@...S -