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Axeiom.-

kAA--s ~string' doesn't keep
q fellow from being "bawled- -baIIed''
out
-a-X-e-
President Bfll Warren of the Ciry
League is very popular man with
the postman these dnya He saw
that every other mail brings IN an
other protest and then some come
in via messenger service. There's six
or seven OF 'em now awaiting
sedate judgment and a member OF
the board of arbitration is away this
week on his vacation and It Is be-
Jieved that Presidene Warren win
await his return before calling a
meeting 90 consider the protests.
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ST. MARY MAKES START
TO STRAIGHTF-N LOCAL,
EOOTRAIT, TyTTC CI,ac0,,

The st. Mary football team wants
20 start the season right and wants
other eievens OF Wilmington with
them. They no doubt believe q
repetition OF last years. suuabble for
the State championship would be a
detriment 10 sport's best interests
and would Ike to have the leading
football teams get together and have
some sort Of an understanding be-
fore the season gets underway.
j. f. Haugh. a member of the 81.
Mary football committee, visited the
sanctum sanctorum OF The Battle
Axe TO inform us that he and his
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colleagues would like 20 follow out
some plan as first suggested By The
Baoie-AJe az the start of Lass seu~
son. Mr.. Haugh said that no believed
IL best for the teams 10 get together
and make arrangements % that
championship oan be played within
the regularly regarded season
Parkside, St Mary, Chssrook and
Defiance f,irnisined the oontsntion for
tha titlo In 1921. OF these, three are
positive starters in tho mart oam-
paign Cor gridiron honors while
there Is some talk OF the fourth be-
ing back again. Defiance. St. Mary
and Parkdds have already gotten
underway while Chssrook. leading
eleven IN recent years. 10 the doubt
ful one- st. Thomas was represented
by a strong eleven last season This
year It Is heard that the Fourth and
Union AGGREGATION will 90 into root
ball on.e usnoh larger scaie. perhaps
along tim ssfne lines as IN football
This would no doubt mean the
rounding mp como ofthe oest talent
OF the city securable, combined
wich some strong material from out
OF town. f.this plan In adopted and
CARRIED out st. Thomas would prob
ably stand above 9th er focal eievcnR
BORT DU Po~rN TT.
From the showing made by
Forf DUPONT thus far In ath-
letics the First Bnsine1rs will
be included IN any association
Z organised. Tho Soldier boys
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YESTERDAYS HoAERUN
TfrTTERt

weich. Athletics. II totai .-~--s. %
Perkins. A-hieios, II total ss~rs<6
Traynor. Pirates. II total .~~srs rsS
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Tpdsy's Games
PhfTiies at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston-St. Louis, not scheduled
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S p r i S M
Five Points Pointers
By THREE STAR HENNEssx

Ninth inning. Score o TO o. rw,
men out and two strikes on the las
man. And then-wen. Five Point,
lost.
When Il comes 20 batting intS
doubles, we have 20 hand Il TO Lefty
Lewis. Three OF them. Bill. Mo-
go good. Not 90 good.
conneli didn't play the sarne kind
OF a game on Saturday that n,
played on Friday evening for which
we are thankful.
Our outnelders were afraid OF
falling into the creek.
Among our most enthusiastic
rooters on Saturday was Walt Reed
Attaboy. Reedy.
Some people wonder why Five
Points play better ball away from
home than at horns. That's easy
At Home they have 90 put UP with
the sarcastic remarks OF the know
it-alls. but when they go away its
different. because the know-it-ails
don't think enough OF the team 20
follow II up.
The pump mill hands were work
ing overtime on Friday. But they
didn't beat Us IL 90 4, as reported.
only 20 4. That's bad enough.
Hsrry's out of tho game. Doc
tors orders Hard luck. boy.
We might have lost Saturday, but
we still think we're better than
Krebs. and that the County League
has tho City 1oasus trimmed 90 a
frazzle.
Ally Baynard and Johnny Brodiey
know Il too. but they won't admit
Il. They tust like 90 argue.
Mr.. Bill Murphy ably assisted the
Rhodes team IN losing the Eame on
Wednesday evening. Good WORK.
william
one of our younger players, who.
By tho way. has no particular med
ais Weighing down his chest. de-
olares that Dave Patterson. the old
war horee, - too Old to play bail
Just tho same, Il took Pns 70 make
the Rhodes boys walk of mo field.
when he etoie second, inspiring Jim
my Rainey TO steal homo bsfors the
had recovered from their
surprise.
To our worthy friend from Bls-
mere. Mr.. Charlie Jones, roes the
honor OF making the firrt two outs
In one inning.
Don't forget The Five Point
Bloomer Girls win play Brsndywins
on The Five Points diamond on
evening. II you want 90
see a rood rame, rais - n.
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: : 4
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays osmss

Yesterdays Games
Athletics, 2; st. Louis. q.
Detroit. 16: Boston, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled
Today's Games
Detroit at Phliadelptia @ sames).
st. Louis at Boston,
Cleveland at New York
Chicago at Washington
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SCIENCE AND INVENTION.

Mr.. Jimmy Ash. assisted By suoh
experts as Jim Maxwell and Judd
Boys, 10 experimenting with a plan
whereby he can run a F1ivver With
ont oil he is making excellent
progress. So far. he can make the
thing run. but the only trouble 4.
q doesn't run far enough.
Editors Of the Wilmington spor,
pages are planning 20 establish au-
tomato counting machines 10 figure
out the scores when such teams as
Rhodes play Five Points. 10 20 o.
phewf
ziggy etrawbrfdgs is collecting
data relative 20 the inveurins an
alarm clock which rings extra loud
on Saturday afternoons
stiu another effort 10 conquer the
air ana make Il me slave OF man
kind b 20 be rnsda. Hoasy is roing
10 buy an airpfnne
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MUSICAL NOTES

Pie Harvey used 10 sing IN the
choir. He was getting alonE pretty
good until they found out what was
wrong with the music. Then they
fired him.
Members OF he younger set are
planning to organize an orchestra.
So far they have four pianists and
they are now busy looking for
enough pianos for them TO play on.
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oUD S,AvoRrrE MOVIES.

oUD BtAvoRrTE MOVIES.
TOO Fat 90 Fight" with Burke
Layton.
The shiek." with Harry Max
well.
The Psrils OF Pauiins.- with Ed
Cartwright.
Turn TO the Right with Frank
c. Bowen.
LITTLE Lord Fsuutisroy. with Judd
Boys.
The Affairs Of Anstoi." with
Wick.
Two of . Kind" with Doc and
Jimmy.
r'Whers u Ny WANDERING Boy
Tonight7" with Amos.
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"Shuffnn- Bill fs I'm wrunA
He would hAvc been alrtEhs
III he'd nevcr went TO school
Or newer learned TO write.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games
Pittsburgh, s: Boston. L
Other clubs not scheduled.
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METAL CHECKS H0N0RED
.. :. BY RAILWAY SYSTEMS
tBy United Press)

St. Louis, Mo-, June 19.-St. Louis
street car tokens are good on Denver
cars. Likewise Nashville and Omaha
discs are accepted for trolley rides
in St. Louis. ..
A Denver visitor recently boarded
a car at the Union Station, reached
in his pocket and deposited token
in the fare receiving box.
~ beg your PARDON" he apollo
gized to the conductor, realizing he
had rendered Denver check.
j, "That's o. K, we take 'em ALL,
replied the rear door guardian, as
the Denver stranger joined its St.
Louis cousins in the 'hox:>f :: ' "
Every day the United Railways
company here takes in tokens sold
by companies in other cities and
daily redeems its. own metal checks
accepted as fare by. street railway
systems of other cities. Through an
arrangement, the electric railways, OF
the country interchange their. tokens
paying and receiving the face. value
of metal tickets: .t.:A> >
In an assortment from one days
collections We're tokens from Dallas
and Austin, Tex., Eft. St. Louis, Ill.
Kansas City, Alton, Pittsburgh
Springfield, No., Springfield, ILL.,
Nashville, Omaha, Council Bluffs
Denver, Colorado Springs, Oklahcms
City and Quincy, Ill. >.
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REPUBLICANS LOSING
=. d. ELECTION in IRELAND
,r.1,By United Presals

Dublin, June 19.-The Free State
pro-treaty party has won a great VIC
tory at the polls in the election. Cork,
the stronghold Of the Republicans,
has been carried. by friends of
Michael Collins. Mary McSwiney is
the only Republican candidate elect
ed TO the constituent assembly. ~
The Republicans have taken the
defeat in bad grace and charged
Michael Collins is breaking his word
regarding the proposed coalition.
Lord Mayor O'Callahan of Cork, Veex -
'pected to be one Of the strong anti
treaty candidates, was at the bottom
of the list.
Complete returns for the south
will not be in until tomorrow. ,,,,.
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N. D. RAILROAD. COMMISSION
HEARING RATE ARGUMENTS

Grand Forks, June 19.-The state
railroad commission is sitting here
today to investigate request of the
Red Rivers Power company to in
crease rates on electricity, gas ard
steam. The city of Grand Forks,
represented by S. J. Hunt, is oppos,
ing the increase. The commission
will investigate the rates, charges,
rules and practices Of the company.
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PRESBYTERIAN DIVISION
! HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY

The dining room division of the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church, Mrs. B. A. Dilley chairman,
will hold its meeting Tuesday after
noon at Diamond Point, and a picnic
lunch will be served at 6 o'clock, to
which the men. are invited. Each
member is requested to bring dishes
and well-filled baskets of food. -. a. :.
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ALL-DAY OUTING

Two auto loads OF Bemidji young
people motored@ to Norway Beach
camping grounds yesterday and en-
joyed an .all-daY outing with picnic
dinner and supper. 1hchaed in the
party were Misses Alice ;Dupuis, Eli
zabeth Johnson Olga Anderson and
Geraldine Reed, and, Messrs.' A.
Johnson, Hans Solo, Louis Larson
and E. G.. Swedmark. ''5i4 ~ 80
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BRIDGE.. l[,l.

A bridge-luncheon was given to-
day at lis o'clock by Mrs. Thomas
Hughes and Mrs. David Gill, at Birch
mont Beach hotel. Eighteen tables
ofibridge were played during the at
tei1pol in,shss aarlors OF, the, hotel.
A a1nk andsMhite color SCENE was
caHfed .outs in decorating, cut flowers
bet used. .,s,,s.,s., 80.
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STATE GOLFERS OPENING
MINNESOTA TOURNAMENT

Minneapolis, June 19.-Golfers
from throughout Minnesota began
the qualifying rounds of the state
tournament at the Golden Valley
golf course here today.
Harry Legg, ten times state cham
rpion, announced he would not enter
the play.
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M. B. A. GIVES DANCE AT
~ MOOSE HALL WEDNESDAY

The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lean has planned a dancing party to
be given at the Moose hall Wednes-
day evening, June 21, to which the
public is invited. Music will be furn-
ished by the Melody Boys.
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YMqfEl lJJTisk1K N.jjMENss ) r. I =:
II MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

4The:.Men's Aid Of the Nymore Lu-
theran Free church will meet Tues
day evening, June goth, at 3 o'clock
in the church parlors. \ Nessrs. Mel
son and Merseth will entertain.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming at 8 o'clock at the home of Ole
Strand
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Polar Pic. Ask for it.
2-14ttf

Miss Myrtle johnson, who has been
teaching school in Minneapolis, re-
turned Saturday and will spend her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.: w. johnson, 1911 Bixby ave-
nue.. Mrs.G. E. Martin of Mime
apolis accompanied Miss johnson
here and will be hergguest.= =,
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.ALL...scHooL PARTY. At

.ALL.ScH0OI PARTY. AT $50
TEACHERS COLLEGE TONIGHT
An allsschool party is being given
this evening at, the State Teachers
college for the summer school stu
dents and faculty. Part Of the pro-
gram is TO be held in the school and
part in the stent, and it promises tc
be very enjoyable occasion. np4
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SONS OF NORWAY HOLD
CONVENTION AT CROOkSTON
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
Crookston, June 19.-The three
day district convention Of the Sons
of Norway opened here today.a Dele
gates were present from NORTH Day
kota and Minnesota. n
The Minnesota Federation Of La
Dor is holding it's convention stimuli
taneously.
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mrs. Adeline Goodrich is moving
to apartments in the Schroeder build
ing, Fourth and Beltrami avenue.
A. P. White left Sunday night for
Minneapolis where he went to attend
the meeting of the State Teachers
College Board. ~:~>~
Misses Irene and Lola Tatro, Thir-
teenth and Norton avenue, left" this
morning for Brainerd to visit friends
for a few days.
SSsf ~: 81 : "------ ''.
; Miss Judy Edwadh of Warren,
Mimi, arrived in Bemidji and will be
tie guest for few days of Miss Cor
rine Carlson, 5O4 Minnesota avenue.
Mrs. J. A. Forester left Saturday
night for Minneapolis where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. John O'Connor,
and brother, Earl Riley, for a few
days. =
Mrs. Charles Hammond returned
to- her home, 1927 Dewey avenue,
Saturday, from Mcintosh where she
has visited her daughter for the past
two weeks.
L. B. Wilson has returned from an
auto trip to the Twin Cities and
Mortified on business. E. Y. Wilson
leaves today on short visit cover
ing the same route. "S"&@"
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Russell and
baby, Of Frazee, arrived in Bemidji
Saturday and are guests at the home
Of his uncle, p. J.. Russell, and FAM
lily, 907 Dewey avenue.
Misses Alice and Mary Krantz
who have visited their grandmother,
Mrs. John Workman, Puposky, for
the past ten days, returned to their
home in Bemidji Saturday. - ',
Miss Ruth Otto. is still confined to
her bed at her home, 713 Minnesota
avenue. She has been i'll for the
past two weeks and fails to show any
great improvement at the present. 2
e Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Funk and
family motored Saturday to Backus
where theysNill be guests until Tues
day 3of his father also his sister,
Mrs. Nichols, at their summer home.
Mrs. Charles Ecklund and. daugh-
ters,. Aileen LYDIA and Ethel, of Wis
consin Rapids, were guests Saturday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Winklesky and family. They we're
former residents of Bemidji and are
also visiting other friends here. They
made the trip by auto. =; !: = =; r. 81, 4
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Dvoracek and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. McCurdy,
Edison Washburn, Mrs. Ethel Carl
son and Miss Amy Higgins motored
Sunday to Federal Dam where they
enjoyed a picnic dinner, returning to
Bemidji later in the afternoon and
going to Diamond Point for a picnic
supper. ,,.A u ;,GI -..!A.
Mr.. and Mrs"A3f:sfs"e Matson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. &C. East
on motored Sunday-to-Kellih where
they were the guests " friends dur
ing the day. They esaccompanied
home Eby their son, Kendrick, who.
came there from Saum where he has
been the guest Of his grandmother
for the past tn days, also by. Wayne
Barry of KellfHer, who will visit at
their home in Bemidji for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gotta and
little son, and R. w. Eyre of Mime
apolis, who have visited relatives and
friends in Bemidji for the past few
days, left today by auto for their
home, Yesterday, in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Gotta and daugh-
tiers, Margaret and Lucille, they en-
joyed an outing at Turtle Lake, with
picnic dinner, and in the afternoon
visited friends at Lake Julia Sani-
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NOTICE!

All members of Troop No. 1 must
report to meeting Monday night at
1880. in the Library park with money
for registration, which is so cents,
and all back dues. All the money
must be paid at that time. Failure
to do so will mean automatic pro-
hibition from taking further ad-
vancement tests until April I, 1928.
2d6-19
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Ed Odegaard has returned after
short vacation and is again on the
job at the 0. J. Laqua Clothing store.
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|, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Qualey and fam
lily motored yesterday :: to Wilton,
Solway and Shevlin, returning to Be-
midi late in the afternoon.
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Mrs. J. J. Conger, 901 Lake boule-
ward, received a letter from her son
Glen, dated June Is, from Detroit,
Mich. stating that they were about
to coal up the boat, for the return
trip to Duluth and expected to leave
that day, which should bring them to
Duluth by Tuesday at least.
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Cook With Gas

A. A. Warfield returned this morn
ing from Des Moines where he was
called the first part of last: week by
the death of his aunt. .s>:-
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Polar Pie. Ask for It.
2-14tf

Miss Leah Berman Of Minneapolis
is the guest of her brother, Eugene
Berman, and friends in To- Bemidji,
having arrived here Saturday.
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Fred Severns and family motored
to Bemidji from Montevideo to visit
his brothers, George Severns, and
family, for a week.. y. c-%z
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Charles Mcdonald, who is employ
ed at Solway, visited his family at
Northern over the week end.
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PERSONALS


Items for this column will be
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey.
tslephone= 114-W. Readers owe
it to their guests : and to, them
selves to SEQ that items 81 local
interest are reported. Every itsn
will be given proper considsra-
ton when source Is knows.
P. B. Bryant. Of st: Pau. was a
business visitor in Benlid jisover the
week end. ST. ~ s". r, :,-~.
James E: Fraser IF st. Paul ar
rived Sunday for aeshort visit with
his brother, Fred Fraser, Of the. Pho
neer force. d "at~
4ceosof VIA = Ga n '>:'~.
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$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. x- LIST

Mrs. H. F. Wilson and son Ralph
returned the latter part of the, week
to their home, corner Of Fifth street
and America avenue, from Duluth
where they visited relatives for two
weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierson of
Turtle River called on Mrs. Persons
mother, Mrs. Harriet Clark, Missis-
sippi avenue, while shopping in Be-
midi Saturday. .".:. j.,
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt

Miss Ivah Osborn of Anoka ar
rived in Bemidji this morning and
will spend her summer vacation at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Youngberg, East Bemidji.
R. A. Hannah of the Bemidji Sen
tinel left Sunday for Duluth where
he will be united in marriage We'd
nesday with Miss Bessie Patterson, a
former resident of Bemidji. -
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Mrs. J. N. Ganter- left Saturday
night for Lemon, S. D., called there
by the serious illness Of her mother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter swenson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Fender
CAST, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. P. Lar
son and daughter, Anna and Vera,
and son Chris, motored Sunday in
five cars to Blackjack where they
enjoyed an all-day outing, with pic
mic dinner, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Stillmaker and family,
formerly of Bemidji.
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3&s<3 Hts$aE4

Mrs. Al JestsasrS 3 aid t daughter, of
Great Falls, Mont, arrived satur-
day for an extended visit with Mrs.
K. B. McCready.
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n. J. Borget of Minneapolis was
a ?week-end visitor in Bemidji.

Mr. sand Mrs. A. B. Kobe and FAM
ilyssvisited her parents at Keliher
over the week end.
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II. +, .Rertsop and brother of. St.
Paul spent iSunday%in Bemidji.

II. r, .Rertsop and brother of. St.
Paul spent Sunday in Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lish Of Nary visit
ed friends in Bemidji during the
week end. =. .. - $50
Miss -Ingrum Of Wadena visited
friends and relatives in Bemidji over
the week end.
Polar. Pie. ASK for II. 2-14tf
Mrs. I. w. Evans of Schoolcraft
was shopping and:calling onefEiends
in Bemidji Saturday. IA. /: q
Mrs. A. Shores and baby, II Round
UP, Mont, are spendihgisa few weeks
in Bemidji visiting friends:&
Martin Dunn and Dr.. Dannenberg
motored yesterday to Backus for a
days outing and fishing trip,
FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, cali
865-W. p; ~ 16d6-21
Charles Mcdonald, who is employ
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brouillard had
as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr..
and! Mrs. Ed Brouillard and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Hook and son Richard.
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MRS. Adeline Goodrich is moving
to apartments in the Schroeder build
ing, Fourth and Beltrami avenue.
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Cook With Gas
$50 tt

Charles Pflock, musical director at
the Elko theater, is spending the day
in Crookston where he has class of
music pupils. He expects to return
to >Bemidji Tuesday morning. Mr..
Pfock is a very capable violinist and
has been pleasing the Elko audiences
with the special musical numbers
Richard Boyd and Pauline Dunn,
REPORTED Missing" were last seen
being forced aboard a rough fishing
smack about to leave the harbor.
There is grave suspicion of foul play.
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Miss Alma Hukee and Miss Mabel
Vested of Winger, who are attending
summer session at the State Teach
ers college, went to their homes to
spend the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. listed and fam
lily returned yesterday from Mime
apolis where they motored Wednes-
day of last week and visited friends
for a few days. Elwood listed, a
student at the University, returned
with them and also Miss Ella Roth Of
Minneapolis, who will be guest at
their home for a few days:
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FOR A PRACTICAL NURSE, Cali
865-W. W; ~ 16d6-21
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! Miss Edna Anderson who has
been attending the University Of
Minnesota the past year, is visit ng
friends for a. few days en- route to
International Falls to9visit relatives.
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A. P. White left Sunday night for
Minneapolis where he went to attend
the meeting of the State Teachers
College Board. ~..~:<~
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Paul Darner, student at Drake
university, Des Moines, arrived in Be-
midi last week and will spend the
summer with his parents, Mr.; and
Mrs, C. F. Darner, Grand Forks Bay.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1922-08-04

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