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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-23

Inc basket ball team had its pic
eure taken last Monday morning.
mere will be several of the pictures
iOr sale when they are finished.
Last Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
uay Tractor School was held at the
fofd garage, and many of the high
'cnool students who were interested
were excused from school the first two
aays so that they might attend. The
instructors were very efficient and
were interesting speakers. One of
snem gave talk to the high school
Friday.
On Monday afternoon school was
uismlssed early so all could attend the
.hotlon pictures shown in the Auditor
iun by the Fordson Tractor Company.
On last Friday night the P. A. Olson
nome was the scene of lively Fresh
man party. All who attended report
Cd jolly time.
The books for the Senior play have
arrived, and the cast is in the process
u selection. AS soon as basket ball
SEASON is over, rehearals will begin in
earnest. And Home Came Ted" is
= : humorous, mystery play which will
furnish an enjoyable evenings enter
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-23

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-23


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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-23

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
Society Personals.

Mrs. A. T. West, who has been very
seriously Ill during the past two weeks
is reported to be much improved and
is thought she will be out in another
week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
STRASMICK ATTENDS
JEWELLERS CONVENTION

"Jewelry Is a necessity and not a lux
ury"-declares Dave Strasmck. who
returned early "Wednesday morning from
Oklahoma City where he attended the
state meeting Of the Oklahoma Retail
Jewellers.
we don't say this from purely a
selfish standpoint. but tests have been
made by specialists I'm the study OF hu-
man nature, and 1t is only natural
conclusion that the desire Of the heart
the desire OF the aesthetic must. to have
happiness. be satisfied. all goes to prove
that the jewelers. occupy as necessary
a part In the distribution Of things beau
tiful as does any merchant who creates
the beautiful for the happiness Of hu.
manity."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

tertained the guests with an original
poem on the super-annuated preacher
Twenty-Five boxes of refreshments
We're sent out to the sick in the diff
ferent parts of the town and flowers
were also sent to the sick in some
cases.
Honor guests were: Mesdames II.
+. Ledbetter. C. A. Whitehurst, Ash
ley Chappell, Don Cochran, William
Green. J. M. Hartnitt. b. f. Henley,
r. f. Attaway. Ivan Roberts, Tom
Carter, ]. b. Dawson. r. A. Duncan,
]. II. Windel. W. S. Wolverton, Net
tie Jones. A. II. Palmer. w. f. Ram.
sey, William Dove, l.. l.. Tyer, A. G..
Reece, c. NJ. Joiner. w. o. Lane. H.
j. Dixon, NJ. A. Hardy. Mary Chas-
taine, X. Mcmillan, Walter Stiller.
Deskins, Holder. | Jerry McClusky,
A. L. Rogers, Mary Nesbit, j. C. Jones,
+. IL. Woods. A. =. Colvin, w. w.
Holt, W. b. Frame, John Hinkle, J. A..
aLthrop. Mary Dobbs, Jim Gait. ]. NJ.
Hoard, G. w. Chaffey. Mary Tillman.
w. d. Webb. c. II. Haynes. d. w.
i'Nt'h'i' una tDpoOiltis Odillc
A. Williams, J. II. Poulter. Kolb. Boyer.
c. b. Gardenhire, Frank Cardwell, Sui
Ivan, G. d. Gwinn, j. H. Layman,
Kessler, w. +. Abbot, Fora Howser,
f. NJ. Fisher. Rappe. w. f. White
hurst. and l.. C.
Greeting the guests were, Miss Mary
Grimes and Mrs. Lee Tyer, Mrs Homer
Hinkle, Mrs. A. b. Seay, Mrs Tyre
and Mrs. Adams poured tea. Others
assisting in the dining room were Mrs.
G. o. Reece, Mrs. George Dyer, Mrs.
Shackleford. Mrs. Olen Jones. Mrs. f.
B. Luke and Mrs. NJ F. Winfrey.
In the houseparty were: Mesdames
NJ. #. Felker, w. T. Folsom. Frank
Hyden. T. X. Kearney, Carl Jones,
r. w. Randol. Olen Jones. A. J. Jones,
T. A. Adams. Mary Jones. John Hoff-
man, s. w. Parker and j. c. Thomp-
son.
Auxiliary Meets With Mrs. Tate.
Members of the Auxiliary Of St Phil
ip's church enjoyed a very interesting
meeting yesterday Ut the home of Mrs.
Ralph Tate, 316 f street. southwest.
In the absence of the president and
first vice president. Mrs. Tate pre-
sided over the meeting. Mrs. Arthur
Walcott gave a review and discussion
of the Twelve Apostles and Mrs. Walter
Hardy read a most interesting paper,
concerning the lives of Mary and Mar
tina. An out-of town guest Of the meet
ing was Mrs. NJ. l.. Lindsey OF San
Diego, California, who is visiting at
the home Of her son, Mr.. Ben Lindsey,
At the conclusion Of the program an
ice course was served
+ + I.
Good Government League to Meet.
Miss Julie Davis. In cahrge OF the
program committee of the Good Gov
ernment League. has arranged a most
interesting program for the meeting
Friday. in which Judge A. T. West
will answer Ahe following questions
concerning the duties Of county
judge. First. in what way may he be
allowed to exercise leniency In the mat
| ter OF probation cases.
| Second, what procedure could be
taken in appeal from his decision ir
| such cases?
| Third. is he restricted as to assum
ing guardianships while administering
his duties az Judge?
| An invitation has been extended tc
Judge j. B. Moore. candidate for dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
THE MODERN MOTHER

faces problems far beyond those Of her
forbears. She herself must be a much
more competent person, combining in
one individual the duties Of nurse. cook
teacher and moral instructor. 1t is no
wonder that many conscientious women
break under the strain. and that others
tired and yet unable to take a days
vacation Such women will find them
selves benefited and their burdens made
easier by the use Of Lydia Il. Pinkham's 8
Vegetable Compound. which was made
for suffering women and does not fail
to relieve them.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
NEWS
- Phone 538 -

The Pythian Sisters Sewing Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Il. j. Wood
ara, All Il street, northwest, instead
OF with Mrs. Fronterhouse, as formerly
announced The meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon.
+ 4 j.
Mrs. Fred Chapman will entertain
the members of the Wednesday Bridge
club at her home, 1l9 G street, south.
west. Wednesday afternoon.
+ + +
Mrs. Frank Porter, entertained with
bridge "Wednesday afternoon at her
home, 300 ID street, southwest, honoring
her Aunt, Mrs. NJ. l.. Mooring of Chat.
tanoVga. Tenn. who is visiting at the
homeNof Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.. Love.
Mrs. NJ X. Humphreys will entertain
with bridge on Thursday afternoon
complimenting her house guest, Mrs
Olen A. Coleman.
Mrs. w. p. Poland will entertain
with an all-day party at her home
22l @ street, southwest Thursday
for members and additional guests OF
the Birthday Luncheon club.
i 4 !.
Good Government league to meet al
J s'clock Friday afternoon at Broadway
Methodist church. All members are
urged to be present to receive the re
port Of the extension committee, which
has been at work in the county.
= + +
Schuman-H -Heink to sing at Conven
ton Hall Friday evening, concert tc
begin at o'clock.
Miss Frances German will entertain
with bridge on Saturday afternoon al
Hotel Ardmore for members of the
Girls Bridge Club.
The United Daughters of Confederacy
will meet on Saturday afternoon a,
the home of Mrs. G.. c. Johnson, 1906
NcLish avenue.
Entertaiis With Bridge.
Mrs. Ben IL. Lindsey entertained
with bridge this afternoon at her home
Fourth and u streets, southwest, com
plimenting her mother-in- law, Mrs. NJ
l.. Lindsey of San Diego, California
and Mrs. Ralph Dillenbeck who ha.
recently removed to Ardmore from Tul
sa. Okla.
The meeting Of the Ferndale Review
Club which was to have been held al
the home of Mrs. w. Il. Ernst, Al
First avenue. southwest, was postponed
on account of rain. The program ar
ranged for today will be given mex
Wednesday.
A call meeting Of the Lady Macca
bees has been issued for Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 at the odd Fellow.
Hall.
Enjoyable Reception Given.
Thoroughly delightful was the re
ception given yesterday at the hom,
Of Mrs. c. A. Whltehurst, 129 B street
northwest. by the women OF the Broad
way Methodist church, which was at
tended by almost hundred guests.
Quantities Of roses were used abou
the living room In very lovely ef
feet and the dining room was decorate,
with wisteria, large bowl of whicl
ccntered the table. A delicious ic
course. with cake was served durin,
the afternoon. Mrs. Mae Ramsey en-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
POLICE ISSUED FLY
SWATTERS: WAR ON!

After having made a cleanup OF
nearly all the unmuzzled dogs in
the city, the police department is
put to doing other things: Fly
swatters We're issued Monday morn
ing and the battle goes oni
A contest is being conducted at
police headquarters between the
day force and the night force. To
Wednesday noon, the night force
was in the lead with the greatest
number of flies killed. At that
time it was charged that the night
men slipped upon the sleeping fly
and swatted him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
ESCAPED PRISONER Is
BROUGHT BACK TO JAIL

Young Bill Purdue, II years old. has
been brought back to the county Jail
from Whitesboro. Texas. where he went
following his break from the Jail last
week. Van Strickland, who escaped at
the same time, is still at large. Pur-
burglary. Additional charges of Jail.
breaking probably will be filed against
him
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
KIDDIES INTERESTED
in TINTED TRAVELS

II all the kiddies who are now WELD
ing paints and colors grow up to be
artists. Ardmore will produce more than
its share. This is evidenced by the
interest shown in coloring the Tinted
Travels. feature of The Ardmoreite.
The pictures. which are printed in
black outline are to be filled in with
colored crayons and pasted in a scrap
book. The complete series cover the
entire United States, there being one
depicting the industries or some hts
torical event Of each state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

Sister Nary Ethel. self styled Eek
nun" who was scheduled to conduct a
series of lectures in Convention Hall
this week, but met opposition from the
Convention Hall board. left Ardmore
for Texas points Monday afternoon, 1t
was learned at hotel where she had
been stopping.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

National Rotary Boys Week begim
ming May 1 will be observed locally
by talks being made in all Of the schools
by local Rotarians who will outline
Rotary programs for boys. and by min
sterss Of the various churches who wiz
be asked to deliver a special message
along these lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26
Field Club to Meet.

The Fields-for-G Governor Club Of Car
ter county will meet at Convention Hall
Saturday afternoon. II was announced
Tuesday by II. b. Harris. secretary.
This meeting is a part OF the state pro
gram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

A civil jury docket for district court
is being prepared in the office of Jess
]. Lasley this week. the docket to be
taken up on the third Monday in May.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

James Barron Is in Chicago on q ten
days business trip in connection with
the Ardmore-Akron Tire and Rubber
cOmpany
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

trict judge. to address the meeting
Friday afternoon.
Business OF Importance, concerning
the reports to be received from the COM
mittees which have been at work in the
county. will be received, as well as
other reports All women who are in
terested in the good government work
are requested to attend the meeting.
+ + +
Philharmonic Tea ~ Lacy Home
Plans are under way for a musical
tea to be given at the home Of Mrs.
Don Lacy, 1875 Stanley boulevard. on
Wednesday afternoon. May 3. for the
benefit of the Philharmonic club. The
affair will be informal and open to
everyone. according to Mrs Roy Dus.
ton, who is In charge Of the arrange
ments for the tea and who has made
market which is to be held in con
nection with the affair. The hours
will be from to $50 A call meeting
Of the Philharmonic Club was held at
the First Christian church this after
noon when business of the club was
transacted.
Dinner Bridge Climb Entertained.
Members of the Dinner Bridge Club
were delightfully."- entertained on Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Williams, 209 / street.
southwest. The small tables. upon
which the very delicious dinner was
served, were centered with cases of
roses. which were also used in quanti-
ties about the rooms. In the games
Of the evening. Mrs. Edna Brest and
Mr.. Homer Hinkle received favors for
the hogh score.
+ + +
Society Personals.
| Mrs. A. T. West, who has been very
seriously Ill during the past two weeks
is reported to be much improved and
is thought she will be out in another
week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Lindsey Of San Diego
California, Is visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben +. Lindsey, Fourth
and l streets. southwest.
i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-26

Mrs. NJ. L. Lindsey Of San Diego,
California, Is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben f. Lindsey, Fourth
and l streets. southwest
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
POULTRY |I|['|'] SHOW
SECOND TO NONE
IN NORTHWEST


Visitors to- the Grand Forks fair this
year will ind a poultry show second
to none in the northwest. Arrange
nsnts for the sAguv we're turned over
to the Red River Valley Poultry az
ISOLATION and under the direction Of
Secretary J. w. Lewis and President
Thomas Couch, the finest poultry ex-
position in the history of the state
vas arranged. 81
The poultry. barn is too small to
house the show properly, and the
pens had to be arranged in three
decks on the sides and two double
decks down the center. A total OF
585 birds m shown. The entry list
was considerably larger, but due to
the annulment of several trains the
breeders did not get the birds here.
The building has been tastefully
decorated, and is kept in he finest
condition at all times.
Exhibitors
A complete list of the exhibitors
and their addresses follows:
Thomas Couch. Grand Forks; Har-
old Schroeder, Grand Forks: leslie
Erwin. Grand Forks; H. E. Hompe,
Bismarck: Ralph Couch. Grand
Forks; w. d. Trotter, Grand Forks;
Mrs. August Swenson, Gilby; Arvid
Olson, Grand Forks; Mrs. Richard
Rice, East Grand Forks, Mimi: o.
H. Bushaw. Grand Forks: Joe Short,
Grand Forks; Mrs. John Neville. Fish
err, Mimi; c. H. ,Ahrens, Hopkins,
Mimi: Edwin Christianson,N Gully.
Mimi: Lowell Franz, Gully, Mimi;
r. Melbo. Gully, Mimi; Edward H.
Allen. Grand Forks; E.. Stonehouse,
Larimore; John j. Lembky. Grand
Forks; Henry Meagher, Grand Forks;
A. S. Whistler. Grand Forks: J. w.
Mathews. East Grand Forks, MINI:
Mrs. John w. Lewis, Grand Forks;
Ransom Couch. Grand Forks;l Lilac
Hedge Farm. Grand Forks; w. j.
Mercer, Grand Forks; Mrs. George
Grand Forks: Mrs. Peter Lem, Grand
Forks: Henry Evenstad, Reynolds; l..
+. Braaten. Reynolds: Peter Michlek.
Maxwell W. E. Howe, Forest River:
Olaf Neset, Thief River Falls, Mimi;
W Herzog, Nome; A. T. Doe, Bemidji,
MIMI; James Lynch, Grand Forks;
Tolleson Bros, Grand Forks: b. A.
mann, Forest River; William c. Luna,
Forest River; William Stuart, Grand
Forks: Clifford Thor. Gully, Mimi:
Arnold F. Nienas. Thompson: B. F,
Coppens. Grand Forks: d. Routley,
East Grand Forks, Mimi; Blue Rib
bon Poultry Farm. Fergus Falls
Mimi; Mrs. John Wolfe. Merrifeld;
Olaf Almquist, Fergus Falls, Mimi.
r. ellison, Grand Forks; B. J.. Nor.
lock, Minto: Henry Root. Jr.. Grand
Forks; Henry Root, ST.. Grand Forks
Awards Made
The awards are:
Domestic Fowls
Brahmas. light: cock. B. P. Cop
pens, list: End, 3rd and 4th. Blue Rib
bon Poultry Farm. Fergus Falls, Mimi
Hen: LIST, End, 3rd and 4th:. Blue Rib
bon Poultry Farm.
Langshans, black: Cock, list, End
3rd. 4th. Thos. Couch, Grand Forks
Hen: LIST, End, 3rd, Thos. Couch; 4th
Tolleson Bros, Grand Forks. Pairs
LIST and End, Thos. Couch; 3rd, Tol
Lesson Bros. I
Plymouth Rocks. Barred: Cocks
LIST and End. W. Herzog, Nome. N. D.
3rd. r. Gibson. Grand Forks; 4th, Erv
ing Melby, Gully, MINI. Hen: Isl
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27

NORTHUMBERLAND ale Et NFEEEA3G GNE. sAAEH 4
ana, srd. 4th. W. Herzog, Nome, N. D..
Pairs:as5 Erving Melbo, 1st.
Plymouth Rocks, White: Cock: Mrs.
Geo. Stead. MARVEL. Isl; Henry Root,
Grand Forks. Hen: William CT
Luna. Forest River, LIST and End;
Henry Root, }Jr.. 3rd and 4th. Pairs:
list, End. 3rd: Mrs. Geo. Stead.
s q Rhode Island Reds Jocks:
w. d. Trotter, Grand Forks. 1st;S o..
and End, III. Braaten;'W w. D. Trotter.
Bird and 4th. Pairs: LIST, End 3rd, W..
ID. Trotter. Fi
r. O. Rhode Island Reds: Cock: LIST,
Lilac Hedge Farm; 2nd, Clifford Thor,
Gully Mimi; 3rd, Lilac Hedge Farm;
4thI, CLIFFORD Thor, Gully, MINI. Hen:
LIST, and, 4th, Clifford Thor; Srd. Lilac
Hedge Farm. Pairs: LIST. End, 3rd,
Lilac Hedge Farm.
r. &c. Rhode Island White: Cock.
1st,sA..5T Boo, Bemidji, MINI. Hen:
Let and End. "A. r. Doe. Pairs: LIST.
End. 3rd, A. T. Boe.SS,
wyndottes, Columbian: Cock: c. II.
Ahrens. Hopkins, Mimi, LIST. Pairs:
LIST, 2nd, 3rd. c. H. Ahrens. /.
Wyandottes, Partridge: Hen: H. p.
Hompe, Deer Creek. Mimi, LIST, End,
3rd. Pairs: LIST, End, 3rd, H. E. Hompe.
Wyandottes. Silver: Cock: g: Il.
oA0Aln " . - - III 0COs 1Ls
Forest, River. Hen: LIST and Ord. James
Lynch, Grand Forks; End. 6: H:
Bushaw; 4th, William Stuart, Grand
Forks. Pair: OH. Buahaw, LIST, End,
Geo. Larsen. list; End. Mrs. John Bro
we'll, Emerald. Hens: LIST, Mrs. John
Browell; End and 3rd, Mrs. Geo. Lar
son. Pairs: Mrs. Geo. Larsen, LIST;
End. B. J.. Norlock, Mimic.
Leghorns, s. G. Brown: Hen: End,
Harold Schroeder, Grand Forks.
Pairs: LIST, Mrs. Geo. Larsen, Grand
Leghorns. S. G.. Buff: Cock: 1st,
End, 3rd. 4th. w. e. Howe. Forest
River. Hen: list, End, 3rd, 4th, W. E.
Howe, Forest River.
Leghorns. White: Cock: s. A. Vas
sen. Forest River. N. D., LIST; End, j.
W. Matthews, East Grand Forks.
Hen: LIST. ,2nd, 3rd, 4th, B. A.. vassan.
Pairs: LIST and 3rd, B. A. Vassan; End,
E. Stonehouse. Larimore.
Leghorns. r. C.. White: Cock: list,
End, 3rd, Mrs. John Wolfe. Merrifeld.
Hen: LIST and End, Mrs. John Wolfe.
Pairs: LIST and End, Mrs. John Wolfe;
3rd. Arnold F. Nienas, Thompson.
N. D.
Leghorns, R. c. Brown: Cocks: Ed
ward H. Allen. Grand Forks, 1st and
End. Hens: LIST and end, 3rd. Edward
H. Allen. Pairs: John J. Lemhky.
Grand Forks, LIST: Edward Allen, End.
Minorcas, r.. c. Black: Pairs: list
and End. Mrs. John w. Lewis. Grand
Forks.
Minorcas. S. G. Black: Cock: list,
Blue Ribbon Poultry Farm. Hens:
LIST, End. 3rd, 4th. Blue Ribbon Poul-
try Farm. Pairs, Mrs. John Lewis,
LIST, End. 3rd.
Anconas, R. c.: Cock: w. ]. Mer.
Ger. Grand Forks. list. Hen: 1st, End,
3rd, 4th, w. j. Mercer. Pairs: LIST.
End. .3rd, W. J.. Mercer.
Anconas, Notified S. c.: Cock: 1st
w. j. Mercer; End, Thos. Couch. Hen:
LIST and 3rd. W. J. Mercer: End and
4th, Thos. Couch. Pairs: Mrs. Peter
Lein, LIST: End and 3rd, W. J. Mer.
Ger.
Spanish Black, White Faced: Cock:
Mrs. John Neville. Fisher, Mimi, LIST
Hen: list and End, 3rd, Mrs. John
Neville.
Hamburgs, Silver spangled: Cock:
o. H. Bushaw, LIST. Hen: O.. H
Bushaw, list and End.
Polish, White Crested. Black: Cock;
C. H. Ahrens. Hopkins. Mimi. lat.
Orpington, S. c. Buff: Cock: list
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27
Chevrolet

Chevrolet.
A drawing card of the Stinson
Chevrolet Co. exhibit is the new
model four-passenger coupe, a ma
chine said to be attracting consider
able attention wherever it is shown
and which just arrived for display
Wednesday morning. Besides this
the five-passenger sedan and h five
passenger touring car.
One of the first of two roadsters.
Franklin make. which were sold in
1904. which is still in active use, is a
feature of the display of the Lyons
Auto Co. This car is placed next the
latest models of the Franklin, show
ing the remarkable contrast between
the old time machine and the modern
one. The latest model Franklin
touring limousine, dark gray in color,
is on show. as well as the Franklin
two-passenger roadster.
Dakota Auto 90.
Garford trucks and Studebaker
cars are shown by the Dakota Auto
Co. Two models of the Garford
truck. the ga ton truck Inc the
/ Ia ton truck. The big six sedan
is a strong attraction in the Stude.
baker showings. The other models
displayed include the four-passengel
SPECIAL SA, Lie HSc.pdSocIl6SI SpCS1d
six roadster and the light six touring
The Grand Forks Nash compan,
has a showing of the Nash two-tor
truck, the Nash four, and the Nasf
six, California top model. The Crane
Forks Nash Co. also handles painting
general repairing and upholstering
as well as the California tops.
The Henry Motor Co. Paige-Jew
EFT distributors, show the Paige Day
tona model, known as the world
fastest stock r the Jewett Six
Paige built, and three. other model
of the Jewett, and other models o
the Paige. Canton Firestone tire
are shown by this company also.
Automotive Sales Go.
The Cleveland six and the Chand
Ter models form the exhibit of tn
Automotive Sales Co. of Grand Forks
Featuring this showing is the Chand
Ter sport model. The display is. un
der the charge Of Walter C. Foley.
New coaches are featured in tn
Hudson Super-Six and the Essex dis
play which is shown by the Gran
Forks Hudson Essex Co. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-27

II. 81. Hompe; End. Lowell Franz,
Gully, MINI; 3rd, Blue Ribbon Poul-
try Farm Ralph Couch, 4th.. Hen:
1T, End, II. e. Hon1pe; Ralph Coucn
tSrd; Blue Ribbon Farm Hens ISL.
2nd,,% H. =. 5Hompe: Ralph Coucn. Sro;
Blue Ribbon Farm: Pairs: Slst and
end, HE. Hompe; Bird, Ralph Coucn:
and ind, Blue Ribbon Poultry Farm.
Hen: LIST: End, 3rd, 4th, Blue Ribbon
Poultry Farm Is
OrpinKton, s, C. Blue: Hen: LIST and
end, Blue Ribbon Poultry Farm.
Houdan, Notified: Hem 1st, g. II.
Ahrens. Cock: LIST, H. AIarens.
Cornish, White: Hens: LIST, End, ard.
C. H. Ahrens. Pairs: LIST, md. sra,
G. H. Ahrens.
Rose Comb, Black: Pair: 7. Rout-
ley, East Grand Forks, list G5z
| Brahma, Light: Pair: 1st.' Blue Rib
bon Poultry Farm. '.&S
japanese, Game Bantam; John, J,
rlLembky, LIST.
Bronze, coek: 1T: Lilac nedge
Farm; 2nd.5J w, Matthews; Srd, Mrs.
Bronze. Hen: list, T. w. Matthews;
End and 3rd, Mrs. Geo. Stead. +.
Bronze, young pair: LIST, Arnold
Nienas: End and 3rd, J. w. Matthews.
Wolfe, LIST; John Lembky, End.
Bourbon, Red: Hen: LIST and End.
Mrs. John Wolfe; John Lembky. 3rd.
Hollands, White: Cock: LIST, Tolle-
son Bros.
Holland. White: Hen: list, Tolleson
Naragansett, Cock: A. s. whistler.
LIST. Hen: A. s. Whistler, LIST.
Geese
Toulouse. Old Pair: LIST. r. Gelson.
Grand Forks; End, Lilac Hedge Farm
srd, Mrs. John wolfe. Young Pair:
LIST, 2nd, Lilac Hedge Farm; 3rd, r,
| Gelson.
African: Old Pair: 1st, Lilac Hedge
Farm.
Chinese, Brown: Pair, LIST, John
BUT Geese: 1st, Peter Michlek
Marvel. "
Pekin: Pair: list, Lilac Hedge Farm.
Pet Stock .
Guineas, Pair. Pearl: list. John
Lefnky.
Best display Of Pheasants: list, W,
E. Howe. Forest River, N. D.
Pigeons, Homer, 3 pair: Olaf Ohm.
quist, Fergus Falls, MIMI, list.
Best old cat with kittens: Mrs. M
Bremma, Grand Forks.
Capons: LIST. End. 3rd, Henry Even
stad, Reynolds.
Specials
Heaviest pair Geese: 200 lbs. live.
stock grit given by G.. F.. Mercantile
Co. to Mrs. John Wolfe. Merrifeld.
Heaviest pair Ducks: F1ashligh'
given by Tom Mccoy, Lilac Hedge
Farm.
Largest N. D. and northern Mime,
sofa exhibitor: Blue Ribbon Poultr,
Farm. Prize: Goldyn-Bronse Loving
cup by E. A. Arhart & Co.. jewellers
Minorcas: $500 Eastman Kodak
given by j. H. Void Drug Store. tt
Mrs. John w. Lewis, Grand Forks.
Buff Orpingtons: Box White Ow
cigars, given by Park Grant & Cor
rigan, to H. E. Hompe, Deer Greek
MINI.
Rhode Island Whites: One gallon o
paint, given by Iverson & Son, to A
T. Doe, Bemidji, MINI.
Hamburgs: One picture. given b!
Norman & Sons. to O.. H. Bushaw
Grand Forks. Il
Rocks: King safety tail light TO,