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The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

Springfield, ILL.,, June 29.-The
Illinois constitutional convention
ended its work which began in Jan
uary 1920.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29
WHEAT RECEIPTS
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

(By lr"tsASsuuIaL.-u , 'ess)
Minneapolis, June 29.-Wheat re-
ceipts 139 cars compared with 212
cars a year ago. Cash: No. 1 north
ern S1.41A; July S1.34A; Sept. S1.24
q; December $1.23A. Corn No. ,3syel-
low 554c "a 56@c; oats No. 3 White
34Ac @ 35hc. Barley Ate a SIC.
Rye No. 2, 82Rc a 85c. Flax No. l,
$2.54 q $2.57.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

St. Louis, June 29-The plant of
the William J. Lemp Brewing Com
pany, appraised at s5,Oo0,OOO, was
sold at auction for $5S8, 500.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Must sell before July
18th, piano, rug, davenport, bed,
gatc-lcg table, one wicker rocker,
cedar chest, victrola, ice box, gas
stove, dishes, all in A No. condi-
tion. Call 623J.
co72t
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR SALE-Ceveland six 5-passen-
ger touring car in good condition.
$780, cash if taken quick. c. A.
Baker, Bismarck, N. D. 6-29-3t
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENT-2 or 8 room apartment
furnished or urfu~ni>iled suitable
for light housekeeping in clean
modern house. Phone 339W or call
at 902 9Th St.
G 90 %
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WILL TRADE-16 guage pump shot
gun for pair of field glasses. Call
at house boat on ferry landing.
4 G-29-3t
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FOR SALE-Liquid Soda fountain,
National Cash register and Day.
ton computing scale. Ruder's Fur
niture Exchange. 118 9Th St.
r oc Z .
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENT-One furnished room.
Also for sale, gas and coal range
!, combined at 400 9th St. Phone
: 512R. GIG 1w
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-By all round cook, place
in hotel, restaurant or camp; bes,
Of references. j. G. Moran, 1923 TIN
St., Bismarck, N. D. 6-27-1w
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

GLASS; have some shields and
autos glass left. Call and sec me
at 8O2 First st. See Faunce.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-To sell binding
twine in every community. A
chance to pick up a little extra
money. Van Kleeck Supply Co. Far
60, N. Oak. .l.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

Florence, June 29.-Arche eologists
discovered bones believed to be those
of Giovanni Boccaccio, Italian nov
elist and poet of the Fourteenth
Century.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENT-One well furnished
room on End floor, close in, suit
4 able for one or two gentlemen.
Z Phone 836M, 405 9Th St.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

WANTED-Competent woman or
girl for general housework for
one month. Must be capable and
experienced. Highest wages.
Geo. F. Wall, 1923 3rd St. .6-27-3t
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New York, June 29.--Call money
easy; high Az; low 4; ruling rate
Az; time loans steady; 60 days, 80
days 4; six months Az; prime mer-
camille paper q Az.
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WANTED - Housekeeper on farm.
general housework, middle aged
woman preferred; no objection to
one child. Address Tribune 413.
6-29-3t
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Liberty Bonds .
Money Market

(BY the Associated Press)
New York, June 29.-Foreign ex-
change irregular. Great Britain de-
mand 4.4Ok; cables 4.4OA; France
demand S.35k; cables 1856. Italy de-
mand 4.68; cables 4.681R; Germany
demand 27; cables 271s. Norway de-
mand 1870; Sweden demand $3.50;
Montreal 81 1915.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Hotel in
county seat town doing good bust
ness, completely furnished, within
so miles Of Bismarck. Possession
July lst.,
For Sale or rent, large rooming
house in city, full of romers and
doing good business. Completely
furnished. ...'
Several desirable houses in city
for sale at bargain. List your
houses with me for sale. l will
sell them.
For Rent-Fine modern room
house on 9th street. Real Estate
Exchange. Phone 132W. See or
phone me for trades. G-26 1w
FOR RENT OR TRADE-Fine little
Hotel completely FURNISHED in coun-
ty seat town within so miles Of
Bismarck. Doing good business.
Just the Hplace for man, wife and
daughter. Fine school. Real Es-
tate Exchange, Phone 132W. List
your property with me for sales
see me for trades. G-26 1w
FOR RENT-Very desirable furnish
ed housekeeping apartment, first
floor, screened porch, gas, range;
strictly modern; nice lawn and
shade trees. Also one sleeping
porch, with large closet. Adults
only, PIT 9th St. Phone 1888.
G-23-1W
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HOUSES WANTED

TO BUY HOUsEs-I have
q constant demand for houses If
youwish to sell list with me. If
price and terms are right will
guarantee sale. ]. H. Holihan,
314 Broadway. Phone 745
.s-,t-,r'.-'. ..-.'r- -.ss.'r 6-27 St
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BISMARCK GRAIN D.
FURNISHED by Russell-Miller Co..,
NEWS BRIEFS

Tnv the Associated Pr"ss,
Washington, June 29.-Final ac-
tion was taken on the naval appro-
priation bill which now goes to the
president. 1t carries appropriations
of $2S9,000,O00 and provides for S5,-
900 enlisted men.
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Statesmen

WANTED-Salesman with car. Cord
and tires at prices below compe-
titors. $4,000 and expenses. qHy-
dro-Vulcan Tire Company, 1iO4
Michigan Ave. Chicago, Illinois.
6-29-1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE-Seven passenger touring
Y car in excellent condition through
80 out. Priced to sell quick. Phone
81 918. 6-273t
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR TRADE-Buick Six car to trade
for Burlcigh county land. Write
Box G, Regain, N. D. G-21-10t
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WORK WANTED

LADY WANTS WORK - BY day or
hour. Phone 325M, PIT 9TH St..
6-29-3t
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALR

WANTED-At once experienced wo-
man cook for cafe. Write or phone
New Cafe, Underwood, N. Oak.
a' re ,tE f-O7.ht
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For RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
equipped for light housekeeping Oh
ground floor, all 9Th St. Phone
273. .iii.a.y. A,-- 6-24-lw
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FOR SALE-Second-hand Dodge in
first class condition. Phone Att.
. ~ 6-13-tf
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENT-Large modern room suit
able for two, 522 End St. 6-21-1Ot
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENNT-Modern furnished
ROOM Close to capitol. 1014 4th
St. Phone 747J. 30.
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FOR RENT-Three modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, Ais
, list St. Phone 24I-J. 6-24-1w
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-06-29

FOR RENT-Neatly furnished room
in modern house. Ladies desired.
GA 9th St. ~ 6-28-1w
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FOR RENT-Three modern fur
nished rooms. COG End street.
H' COG i VIZ
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FOR RENT-Modern apartment in
the Rose Apartments, 215 Bird St.
Phone S52. T. w. Murphy. Cliff
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
se ADVERTISEMENT.
Reader Takes Newer
Form of Iron.-Feels
Years YOUNGER

"six weeks ago saw a special offer
sla@in the. paper telling how thousands
ses.,,of people grow old in looks and
A. energy long before they are really
tt-old in years because, as examina-
tons by physicians have shown. an
enormous number Of people do not
have enough iron in their bloodA !
have been taking Nuxated Iron for
two weeks:ss tho results are simply
sy-astounding The roses have come
back in my lips and cheeks. and can
fsssdonscientiously say that feel ten
@years younger
MThe above is a typical hypothetical
asnase showing the results that have
achieved ~ 6y ss f5sat ,ani.a3on any RSo
gsanr money back offer on Nuxated
Niron' We will make you the same
a1,arantee. If, after taking the two
lRWSek's treatment of Nuxated Iron,
vo,, do not feel and look years young
Sr. We will promptly refund your
money
@CAu at once for a bottle Of Nuxated
ysYrcn at any good drug store.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

held townships over Miss Beatrice
Johnstone. Her.name waa written in
ON the ballots in both townships, as
we'll as III several insta noes in other
precincts. In Chester, stella. Johnston
secured 46 against 80 for Miss John,
stone and in Fairfield she secured a.
lead of 2S to II.
In twenty-five precincts reporting
on treasurer. Eridston secured 1.14i,
Schuitheis SIS, Johnson SOS and Tur-
nerl 1907:
Twenty-Five precincts for sheriff
give Benson 431. Sorbo 1925, OVERLY
1870. Walsh 4s0. The same pre-
cincts give Allen 1.5a3 and HauEen
1,692 for county auditor
In the contest for register Of deeds
In the same precincts, Mrs. Maude
Adams secured 1895. Don Mcdonald
957 and T. J. Hagen 69s.
The vote for states attorney is: Ell,
ton 1881, Wineman 1,13s. Arnold SIT
and Owen 412.
For clerk of court the vote is:
Spaulding 1.196. Bathgate Ss5, John
son 3o3, Thompson $40 and Lingle
20l.
The vote for commissioner OF the
Second district is: Kelsey 1855,
Foupore 6S2 and Brockhoff 4S6.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Lcasuc SlurnNs in Rurleirh.

Bismarck, June c9,-A decided
slump in the Nonpartisan vote in the
rural precincts in Burleigh county
was recorded in early and scattering
returns from the county. The city OF.
Bismarck. vote and early returns from
the rural pre- Cnots indicate Gov. Mes
tos would carry the oaInty by not
less than $50 votes. He lost 1t in the
recall election by about the same
number.
An example of the slump in the
league rural vote is shown in these
comparisons:
Cromwell township. Nestos 1s;
Baker %. Recall, Neatos II; Frazter
3S. Burnt Creek. Nestos 8, Baker 407;
Recall, Nestos s; Frazier Sc. Lincoln.
Nestos 16; Baker Al. Recall. Nestos
5; Frazier 461. a$t$
Returns thus far from the county
show McCumber running somewhat
behind Nestos although in some pre-
cincts he led the governor
The independent indorsecs for the
legislature were assured OF the Re-
publican nomination. Z s
For tho supreme court Nuessle LED
in this county with Birdzell second
and johnson third, the latter well UP.
Judge Robinson, we'll up with Rich
,ardson and Englert in some precincts
Poindexter and Olsness ran ahead OF
the NonpartisAn ticket in many pre-
cincts while Olson was considerably
ahead Of the rest Of the Nonpartisan n
ticket in Bismarck. :g}.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
INTERNATIONAL
x: MATTERS TALKED
!, OVER AT MEET
E.. :, ~ .ks-

M Paso. Texas-Promotion Of trade
projection Of American interests, pass
ports matters and cooperation be-
,stween Mexican and American consuls
swere subjects discussed by American
.!consuls who have just concluded q
s conference at Saltillo, according to
Consul John Dye, of Juarez, who has
returned from the meeting.
x .Besides Consul Dye. the following
Sconsuls attended: Fred P. Robinson.
Saltillo; J. B. Stewart, Chihuahua
city; Thomas Rowlnan, Monterey;
William Blocker, Piedras Negras:
Walter +. Boyle, Mexicalo, Jack D.
Hickerson, Tampico.
1--WE found everybody in saltillo
very friendly to Americans" said
g Consul. Dye.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
WHAT GRAND FORKS PEOPLE
WERE DOING
THIRTY YEARS AGO
IuIle 20, 1aac.

- June 80, 169c..i. 5..
=" Gov. Mckinley OF Ohio remarked
;yhAt all tho principles Of 4helfirst Re
.af6ubliran 'fnatiohal platform arc now
@t ING ofphrated in the law. Of the land.
land no party dares come forward and
q 'tdanand the repeal of any. one OF
than. ~
IS a&; -':.-
A firm which owns a 5000 woo,en
j, plant In Iowa is willing to come here
Is II r. company can be formed.
:.;;s.::s 81. 81 '..,-s
Il The arch at Third street and De-
zsMers avenue has been torn down.
Many prominent Masons are attend
,;ns the grand lodge meeting in Grand
Forks
/, The Fourth of July will be celebrat-
ed at Bachelors grove.
's-'', Long naustaches are no longer good
form, because our present society
young men aren't full grown enough
4 to raise very big ones. and so they
<, have made fashion out of auneces-
q atty. @
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THE ELECTION
in BULLETINS
Continued from page 1.)

county, in 80, the vote stands Fra
zier 6o0r McCumber $50, Baker sag,
Nestcs 7ao. In the returns are in
cluded the returns of Rowbells and
Ilaxton, Al other. returns are from
lakota N. D., June 2s-sssixtaen out
Of 81 precincts in Nelson. county give
McCumber S57 and Frazier 664 Fif-
teen precicts give Nestos 1,090 and
Baker 533.
Galr,s on Slope.
Mandan. n. D., June 29.-Nine out
Of ID precincts in Oliver county show
a gain for Nestos. They give McHarg
IL Frazier $50; McCumber 1858; Sin
clair 546: Mcclellan 1876; Stegner 20;
Baker 524: Nestos 214.
Twenty-nine out of 81 precincts in
Stark county 9Ye Frazier 1.072; Nc
Cumber 1907; Baker 9S2: Nestos L.
54s. Both Nestos and McCumber are
running much stronger than in the
recall and the Dickinson Press says
they will have $50 more majority than
at the recall election.
Seven out of 81 precincts in Golden
Valley county give McHarg IL Fra.
zier 255; McCumber. 39S; Stegner IA:
Baker 1874; Eestos 422. This is a
falling off of the Independent ticket
Twenty out Of 46 precincts in Nor
ton county give McCumbcr LAS;
Frazier 1859: McHarg AS; Nestos L.
G42; Baker / Ills. In the recall in the
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
TcMner County,

{ cando, N. Ds Tune 2s.--Fourteen
precincts Ia Townsr; county rive Nc,
,Cumber 67s, Frazier 400: Nestos 7aS,
Baker $50. The Independent candi-
dates-for the legislature are also lead
ing by substantial margin.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
RaInscy connt,r.,.

Devils Lake. NJ. D., June d.
twenty eight precincts in Ramsey
county give McCumfber, f,7ss; Frazier,
1904; Burtness, 1877; Moeller, $50;
Ncstos. 2,e1S; Baker, $50.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

u Cayalierscounty was the hrst ooua-
ty to file complete returns on the head
of the ti9ket-in the primary election.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
EARI1Y BIYI,L,EyrINs

Langdo1. N. d.! June 29.-Cavalisl
county complete. forty-nine precincts
give McCunrber1 2.2a2 and Frazier ~
4S4: Nestos, 2,T5 and Baker 1,1Se.
In the recall election .lestos carrisd
the county by 1850 and yesterday he
carried it by 1,5S7, a loss Of 1e3 in
the majority, which Is considered Voey
good in view Of the light vote.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
PASS nEcRuIT1NG NIT.

Paris, june 20 9.-tRy The Alaociat-
q Prses, The chamber Of deputies
this evtnin9 Analiy 'nassedt Il he recruit
ing bill which fixes the period Of ac-
tive service in the army at eighteen
months. The vote was 400 t. 2Q2. The
bill now goes to the senate.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

county siSes ecsssnh her lls; Frazier,
81. Five precincts out Of ~ sargent
county giye Frazier 261; McCumber
!ss; ~ Nestos ,sss; Baker las; stesner
The, county auditor aays that the
majority for Nestos Will besS more
than It was in the RECALL election when
sit was 400. 9sS
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Rolc4tc County.

Rolls, n, D.. June 29.---In thirteen
precincts In Rolette county McCum-
Der has A731 votes and Frazier ssh.
For governor, Nestos has 71c voteA
and Baker $50.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

same precincts gave. Frazier ,sls;;.
Nestos l'7e4,lso this is a gain ,cf s1a
for Nestos.
In Grant county 10 precfnets give
FraAer 2S2; McCumber >47o; MgHarS
q Nestos 447; Baker 2I4,a ategnkr 81.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Some Gains On, Slopc.

Mandan, N. p, June as.--Glen Ul-
len, Morton county gave McCumher'
1853; McHarg 8; Frazier SO; Nestos
1914; Baker SO; Stegner 5.
At recall Neatos 210; Frazier S4,
gain for Nestos Of az.
Two precincts in Oliver county out
Of ia, give Frazier 1lS; McCumber
16: Nestos 40; Baker no.
Little Heart precinct in Morton
county gives McCumber "a; Frazier
1os; Nestos 49, Baker 81. compared
to Nestos 3S; Frazier 3S in the re-
call. -
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Golden Valley.

Beach. June 29.--SeveM precincts
out OF ~, Golden Valley, McCumber
S3s; Frazier 24a; Nestos 422; Baker,
ls3. Recall same precincts gave Fra
zier -225; Nestos 456.
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Pelnb.na: tountt.

Cavalier, n. D., juno 2A.-Twenty-
one out Of "a precincts give McCum
ber' 1.e2s. Frazier .s27.A Nestos 1,195,
Baker $50. The vote is running light
ei' than in the recall election and re-
turns are coming in slowly.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
McIk,,,an .Coa,,Itly,,, ]

Bismarck, June 29.-McLean coun-
ty' six precincts out of 5S, give Fra
zier sos: McCumber 37o; Sinclair 305;
McClelland 291; Nestos 379; Baker
o9e Tt - 90 -. 7lE, Z \
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Ward County.

Minot.. N. b., June :s.--Thirty.
three precincts Of Ward county give
Frazier 1890: McCumber 2,507.
ty give Nestos 2.s26; Baker 1,917.
Recall vote in same 35 precincts was
Frazier 2,371; Nestos 1888.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Divide County

Crosby, N. Din Is outmof s5
precincts in Divide:s Frazier ,AS4.: Nc
Cumber ATS. In ,sixteen precinsta out
OF IS in Divide: Baker S49;~ Nestos
eS7. In the same precincts in the re-
call election the vote was, Frazier
1890; Nestos 73o. This gain by, Mes
tos Is typical of the way he Ia run.
ming in rural sections OF northwest
ofn North Dakota. "
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Late Ward Isirnres.

Minot, N. D., June 2e.-Forty-one
precincts in Ward county give Frazier
1853; McCumber, s,a2s. Forty-three
precincts in Ward county give Baker
2,asl; Nsstos, s.1s5. Recall vote in
same forty three precincts, Frazier
re- In Minot the Nestos recall maiori-
ty was sscut by, ESQ, but the rural pre-
cincta coming in now have brought
him to within seventy-scven of his re-
cali laad IN forty-three precincts.
Wirea down to shafer, messages
sent yesterday.
From Northwest.
Minot, June 2a.-Mohali in Rem
Cumber SO; Baker, l5s: Nestos, 1o1.
In twentythree precincts In Will
liaAs county baker, 1913: Nestos,
1890; giving Nestos majority of
! 217,l while in the recall in the same
precincts he had a. majority Of l75..
In twentS-one precincts in williams
county, Frazier has LOTS; McCum
her, a4o. ~
Watford City McKenzic county.
! Harg 13. \
Alexander in Mckenzie county gives
Frazier. s: McCumDer, Z3. Il
In five precincts1n Mckenzie coun-
ty including Alexander and Watford
City. Baker has 139; Nsstos, zoo.
-. Emmons. County. J.
,Bisnarck. n. D., June cp.-Ffve
out Of thirty-f1ve precincts IN Emmons
county gave McCur1ber 356. Frazier
215; Nestos 32s, Baker 100.
! Reports show McCumber running
ahead Of Nestos vote here, With /. a
strong 'saih for Independent : forces
over recall. ..
| Wells County.
| Fessenden, n. D., June 20.-Thir-
| teen out OF 4c precincts in Wells
county give McCumber 565. Frazier
403; Nestos 6c6. Baker $50.
! Sheridan County. So.
Turtle Lake. N. D.. June 29.-Six
out Of twenty-nine precincts in Sheri-
dan county give Nestos ce2 Baker
o5., Stegner IA.
The town of Turtle Lake, complete,
gives McCumber H.. Frazier as, Nc
Harg 3, Sinclair 81, McClellan l05.
Stegner s, Baker. A, Nestos 131.
| :. IaNioure County.
! First ward In aI.aMoure LaMoure
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Sargent Comfy.

.fI.s 'BdK8emt COunty. n 5
Three out OF 81 prNcinctAin SArxsnt
county give, McHarg ii; FRASER iSe;
McCumt5er as. Stesner ~; Baker
1913: Nsstos $50.
F Tower City village sives McHarg
~, Frazier .8; MoCunher l3e. 5S.*.
Rurtness l40; M6eller 8; Ste9ner q;
Baker 8: Nestos' l4S.
+ City Of Forman In Sargsnt county
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
AMERICAN A ASSOCIATION.
DEFENDS TI11.E.

Philadelphia. June co.-Phil .Neer
Of Leland Stanford continued his sue
cessful defense Of his intercollegiate
tennis title today on the courts Of
the Merton Cricket club defeating
Andrew Morgan of the University of
round Of the championship totrna>
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
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TWO si,IcInES.

Duluth. MINI. June 2s.-Two sui
cides which police attribute To dis
appointment in love. wore reported
today. Nick Tamich. SO, city fire.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Bottineau County

Bottineau, N. Din 81 precincts
out of Sc In Bottineau county: ,Fraz-
:ier 1876; ;McCumber zoo; McHarg
q. In so 'out Of S. for EqyernoI;
Baker 1871; Nestos s44; Stegner 80.
Rural precincts. are showing gains for
Nestos over recall vote.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Cnss County

Fargo. N. D.. juno 2s.-In 20 Of the
so precincts Of Cas- county In which
Fargo is located McCumber received
ans; Frazier 1890 and MoEarg lI3:
In % Cass precincts: Nestos 3,loS,
Baker 1928 and sStegner 20. ~ E
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

fndu1t tingle for Joy; shoes nssei -. Z
eysssem hef be1sof .'T1z" now from, any :
ss.SrSEs,st erssdepartpe ept store aS,sg hng
Scc4 torture fore reysr-Efsaf ..s.,s5 N y ri
ii fSos., W Il Keep ,your fsst fresh, sweet Anp
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
walsh County.

Seventeen precincts out Of SO il,
Walsh county give McCumber .eat;
Frazier 527: McHarg S.; Burtness
,s2s; Moeller Ass Nestos SIS; Baker
AIS. This includes !, several strong
league precincts. The final returns
will increase the Independent lead. y
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Richland county.

wahpeton, n. D., June 29.-Twenty
out of 40 precincts in Richland coun-
ty give McHarg 14s;, Frazier all;
McCumber 1870: stegner 32s; Baker
4S1 and Nestos 1907. u
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Stark County.

Mandan, June. 2s.-Twenty-four
out of 81 precincts in Stark county,
Frazier a33;- McCumber 1,3I; Baker
1851: Nestos 1882. ta
Stark shows gains in rural precincts
for Nestos with McCumber also run
ming slightly ahead Of recall.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

( There IA no word in the Chinese IN
suases that Aennvoys an intimation of
what we term public spirit. nor Is
there any synonym for patrbotism. ~
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
Sarkcnt County,

Forman, n. D.. June 29.-Eleven
out of 81 precincts in Sargent county
give Frazier 1853; McCumber> go and
McHarg Al. Baker 500; .Nestos s5N
and Stegner -. !.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

London, June 3,.-(Ry the AssAAa.'
ated> Press. Jan unconhrmed rNHNk9
was received hers this afterNeon t9ais
the railroad station at Foyne. ty.enly
miles of Limerick occupied NJ Irish
provisional government treepes vas
attacked and set fire. III
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

Festos so4; stegner ~ 4
- Auditors my county 10 running
very much the same as recall.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29
OVER I, 900 ATTEND
BAPTIST MEETING

st. Paul. Mimi, June 2s.-Religion
ana its relation to the youth Of the
country was the theme of discussion
today at the annual international con.
vention Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of America, in session here.
More than 200 delegates from all
parts Of North America had register
ed today for the convention, which
concludes on July 2.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-29

Home

seven room house for rent. HON,
lana Co,-Adv,
Practical Painter Wanted-H, y
Campbell, Imperial hotel.
See, Jackie 0OoSan with his dolly
glasses on in our window. Porte
Hendriekson.-Aedv.
Dance ct Marvel, N. D.. Friday
night, June 30. Everybody welcome,
sibells orchestra.-Adv.
The ladtes OF st, Mary's church will
have asfood sale at Cotton & Wilder S
store Saturday at p m.--Adv.
Bic Barn Dance Saturday, July /. at
feter =: Perkins farm, 2 miles south
OF university. Good music.-Adv.
Paris :Green--1oO ID. lots, 24c per
lb.; IA lib. pals, S5c per lb.; 2 is.
PACKAGES, 81 1-2c per h.. ,]b. pack!
ago, 4Oc. Giese & Noonan, East
; Grand Forks.-Adv.
Free Returns-Ben Free, who at
tended the annual convention Of Great
Noftnern veteran employees at Spo-
KANE Fecently, has returned here. Mr..
Free visited at number of points en-
route home. ~
No1ce-All members Of the church
known as Campbellites, Christian,
Christian Baptists. or Disciples at
Christ, please communicate with me
~ once. Mrs, Chandler, so8 Oak
street. Phone 266s-J.-Adv.
Bankruptcy Court-Emerson Fl.
Saith of, Fargo, referee In bankrupt
cy will. -shold court in the federal
building beginning at 10 o'clock Fri
day morning, it was announced to-
day.
UNIVERSITY WEATHER.
z A.. NJ. Observations.
Temperature, 50.
Maximum, ~ hours, 10.
Minimunn, ~ hours, 40.
Wind, southeast, 3 miles.
Barometer, reduced. 1000.
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