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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
Germantown

Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Eisenhowe,
and their daughter. Miss Mildred Eisen.
returned on Friday from their summer
home near Rangely. Me. where they
have been for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Ellis Grobcn, VINO
have recently returned from a Western
trip. have taken An apartment at the
Delmar- Morris. Germantown, where they
will remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Hollander. OF East Duval
street. has issued invitations for a bridge
party to be given at her home on Satur.
day afternoon, October :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Bowes. OF
56ls Mcmahon street. are spending n
short time at the Delaware Water Gap
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Weisner. OF
52l East Tulpehocken street, announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Mary Weisner, TO DR.. w. Ber.
nard Kinlaw. OF Rocky Mount, n. G,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
South PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenny, OF 1923
Johnson street are being congratulated
upon the birth OF q son, John Kenny.
Jr; Mrs. Kenny will be remembered as
Miss Marie Reynolds. OF 1000 South
Eighth street.
Miss Elizabeth Conaty. Of 1885 South
Eighteenth street. has returned from a
trip to Niagara Falls.
Mrs Joseph Leahy. OF 215l South
Woodstock street. entertained informally
at their home last evening.
Miss Beatrice Kelly, Of Twenty-second
and Reed sreets. who snent the early
part OF tie season In New York. where
she visited her sister, is now at home
,fter short stay In Chelsea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
Social Actiuities

Mr. and Mrs, Ferdinand johnson
''"aNes OF Germa ntown. announce the
rnzagememt of their daughter. Miss char.
,,'ts Ma" Graves. to Mr., C;ooderham
ON OF Mrs. g. H. f;ooderham, OF
Toronto. Can. Miss Graves. who made
ner debut two years ago. is u popular
member OF the yourger set.
,, Mr and Mrs. barclay McFadden, Of
l'oT"mont, have issued invitations for
: dance at the Radnor Hunt ,lub on
CIV, OF Many Corners. Haverford. Mrs.
iH,arclsy McFadden WAS Miss Virginia
IsS'sc' II,eS'Ksc9er' daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs
Radnar RistEarn a meekHcher; OF bolingbroke.
y, WI be ,rremembered as Miss Florence
Magee Ellsworth. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs; Duncan Stuart Ellsworth, Of New
,"rk. before her marriage at South
"'np'on this summer.
MI and Mrs. Reed a. Morgan. Of I2l
t mrst thestnut avenue, Chestnut Hill
msye ,t,' changed the date CT tho tea they
,W,iiI WI. give 70 introduce their daughter
m,ss Elizabeth Morgan, from TUESDAY
,ctober 10. to Thursday, November ..
y nance aud supper will follow the tea
,. nr, ana Mrn, Morgan and Miss Nor
innIii TTe'uTned on on Friday from Watch
gsosr' snr' Mr., and Mrs Morgan have leased
Wr two years Midwoods, tho house Of
Mr: ;m and Mrs; r. IT, Bayard Bcwio at
~, neStnut I'm, which they will occupy
are arr 'ttUvember trs,:t !; Mr. and Mrs. Bowie
r. Mr, aud Mrs, Ralph Earle, Of the
dsncnN dcNs. '1averf"rd, will give a small
Ra r. hhonor of Mrs, Earle's sister. Miss
ms,oara l., CLAYTON. daughter nr Mr..
IIfnd IfdM Mrs Paul Clayton, nf Ciraywyn.
, ,,'",rerlord; who will make her debut ut
OcteeSS OteS winch her parents will give on
:, Miss Elisabeth J. McE,roy. debu.
tMS..ElIoy,. OF. 2Cl2 Pine street, viii 10
NJ guest OF homer at a dinner which
Mr' and Mrs. Triplett HaXail will give
~ X, saturday evening. October IL, at
wbn Me,r nome nome In Baltimore. Miss McEroy,
berr parents will give on Friday. Octo-
t"Ls',, r Will spend tho week END Of Oc-
Net ~ IN Baltimore as the guest of
M NrTs ana Mrs; liaxall,
s,rne, j., T. iietlcrington, OF 1910 Pine
"et ovenin VIII give dance on Saturday
tor "'ns' December 2, at the Ritz-Carl-
R,' Rn,' To- Introduce her daughter, Miss
whiM netheIington, instead OF the tea
vsn'h In she had planned to give on No
dhr " Mrs. Hethcrington and her
Mo ''NNo just TtluIIeu from Tape
''aS' "hera they spent the summer.
riiu,lrS Benjamin Bullock, Mrs. Gren-
Im,ai, Dodse Montgomery, Mrs. George
a"S MAJ l'cod. Mrs. Herbert Buck
Ma MrS' Frank Evans, Of Baltimore,
ths ,''l WI preside at the tea tables at
nj Wa "hlGn Mr and Mrs. Frederick
A. M"nl will give at their home IN
r,rnore, on Friday afternoon next. to
Snn,'uuce their daughter, Miss DCrothea
,h, ',"Wood Mehl, who will be one OF
u" seasons debutantes.
ar and Mrs Charles NJ. Lea, OF
iyIin, norpe Farm. Devon, have Issued
aS srnS October IL. In honor OF their
8,,n n.aasnEhter, Miss Sarah Kurstcde
"'Nsoh' daughter Of Mr.. and MIRA Percy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
North PHILADELPHIA

street, announcss the engasement Of her 81.
daughter, Miss Cora Schulgen. to Mr.
Joseph Valentine. Of this city. Mr.. Va
entine is n veteran Of the World War.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCambridge, OF
l7ll Erie avenue. announce the on
gagcment Of their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Estelle Met ambridge. and Mr..
William T.. Sheneman. Of this city.
grs. Charles Vesey. of ga North
T.. Vesey. to Mr.. Louis J. Troester, OF
12l4 Wagner avenue. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Miller of 9ol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
Delaware County

Invitations have been issued by Miss
Martha knowles Beatty, Of Chester
for the marriage OF her sister, Miss
Anna J. Beatty. and Mr.. Willard X
Glauser. which will take place on Oc,
tober IL at tho First Presbyterian
Church Of Chester.
.ir and Mrs. John Bickford Brooks
closed their house. Bide -a.Wee. on North
Narherth avenue, Saturday. and Wi
spend the month Of October in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Everton Ramsey and
their daughter, Miss Gladys Ramsey
are now at their Swarthmore home
whero they will spend the early autumn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25

was held at the home OF tho brides
parents, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Crilly
left ON a wedding trip. They will re-
turn TO their new home. 6008 North
Twenty-1rst street. after November l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25

be married September 80 to Mr.. John r.
Roberts. Of Jenkintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Moore. Of 1919
Swede street, who have been occupying
for the summer. have returned home.
Mrs. Jane Garrett. Of Coatesville Is
the guest of Mrs. William w. Livcrgood.
OF Powell street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25

North Sixteenth street. have closed their
Atlantic City cottage and have returned
to their city home.
DR.: and Mrs. J. NJ. Asher and their
daughter. Miss Marjorie Asher. OF 1886
North Broad street. have returned from
stay at Bald Mountain. Me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25
LYNCII---kE EENAN

A very attractive wedding took place
at noon on Saturday last at Our tady
Helen NJ. Keenan, Of 6o1i jefferson
street. became the bride of Mr.. James
M. Lynch, of 1923 North Nineteenth
street ti, Miss h9Sise Alien Of chest. ss,
rick II. Bourne was best man. After
an extended wedding trip through the
New England states. Mr.. and Mrs
Lynch will be at home at 60b2 Cath
arine street, after November /.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-25

Mr.. Roland Gillette was best man and
of New York Mr. Maurice Sloan, Jr.,
Mr.. Raymond Kirk, Jr., and Mr. Gooder-
ham Mccormick. A small reception
followed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Marston at 5000 Woodbine ave-
nue., Overlook. On the return from a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs G,irney will
be at home at Christopher street, New
York.
, 1922-02-17

compelled 10 rake this step and disband
these regiments which had done such
splendid work for the Empire in all
parts OF the world and had each lcng and
distinguished records. Strong Yepresen-
tations were made to the Government
that the Leinst be r~egained because Of
their Canadian origin, but influential as
were the proponents Cf the5a requests.
they made no difference. The regiment
is now stationed al Madras and reports
reaching London say that the rank and
he are dismayed at the prospect Of dis
abandonment.
Dublin, Feb. 13th.-The evacuation of
the British troops and other military
forces from Dublin was UNEXPECTEDLY
suspended today. The sailing of the
steamers due 10 leave for Holyhead, Jiv-
erpool, with c~Ontingents on hoard was
ctncelIed. 1t was thought the suspension
might be due to the eveats in Ulster.
Officials at military general headquarters
said they were unable 10 give any infor
nation on the subject, while Dublin Cas-
tie officials stated thai they bad nothing
to do with the evacuation.
Dublin, Feb. 13th.-An armed guard
Of the Irish Republican army was posted
in the offices of the Freeman's Journal
last night to protect the staff from anti
clpated attacks by republicans who were
Ctferded by the publication of a cartoon
refecQng, on canon De Valera and Err.
skin Clilders. 1t was said that an IN
successful attempt had been made to
kidnap the proprietor of the paper.
Halifax, N. S., Feb 13th.-The success
Of the regular passenger service inauQu-
rated by the steamer ''Sicilian'' last De-
cember between St. John, Boston, Hava-
ma and Kingston, Jamaica, has been such
that the Canadian Pacific is now placing
its large cargoship the "Montezuma"
in service between these ports.
Lond n, Feb. 18th. Sir Edward Coop
er, who was Lord Mayor of London dor
ing the years 1890 died today aged IA.
London, Feb. 13th.-The situation is
regarded as so meuacing that all Euro
peanS in Madras, British India, are being
enrolled as special consrabIes by order
OF the Government, according to des.
patches to the Daily Mail from Madras.
dated Monday. These dispatches add
that it is understood that constabIes will
be armed with military rifles and ammu-
milton.
Vienna. Feb 13th.-The fun effect of
the British loan OF 1000. 600 pounds to
Austria as reflected on the exchange
market today VIXEN the krona rose to
5000 to The dollar and other values rose
equally. 1t is announced that a British
c0nlrClIlr WilI administer the credit.
Vienna Fpb 18Th r 0OO now caSoC Of
, 1922-02-17

0CIOlOOQ ttldI tICP NO < dCCEPl III
he conditions arranged at the Supreme
Council meeting at Cannes in January
precluding any discussion of the existing
peace treaties.
Rome, Feb. 18th. Plus XIwas crown
ed Pope in the Basilica Of St. Peters
today amid scenes of pomp and enthusi
asm and in the presence of Princes and
dignitaries of the church, the diplo-
matte repr sentatives of foreign cOun
tries, members of the Roman aristocracy
and d vast as%sembIage filing the great
structure to the very doors. The an
Gent custom was carried out with i'm
pressiVa ceremonies.
London, Feb. 18th. The "Gioranale
D'Italia" of Rome, according to 9 Cen
trail News despatch, announces that Italy
will ask a postponernent Of the Confer
ence al Genoa.
BombaJ, Feb 18th. -Mahatma Chan
di, leader Of the nOn-cO-Gperati0nists, has
temporarily abandoned his previously
announced policy of carrying out a pro
gramme cf Civil Disobedience. A DIES
patch from london on Saturday asserted
that handi has deciC ed to postpone the
civil dIsObedience movement for q fort
night. on account OF recent trouble at
Chauri in which II native policemen
were killed.
Hongkong Feby. 12th.--About one
hundred and seventy steamers, most of
them British, With an aggregate tonnage
of 250, 900 are tied up owe the week end
through a strike, ocean traffic
is partially paralized. while Vancouver
steamer traffic is at a complete standstiIl.
Picking. Feb 12th-The resignation of
DR.. W. w Yen, Foreign Minister and
Acting Premier, was presented 20 the
Cabinet last evening. Immediately after
wards the Government announced that
it had summoned home from Washing
tor DR.. Wellington Koo. Alfred Size, the
Chinese Minister to the United States
and DR.. Chung HaiWang, the delegates
to the ornaments conference. The Gov
eminent called for the return of the del
gates to hear their report on the confer
ence and receive their advice regarding
the Far Eastern affairs, it was stated.
Toronto, Feb. 12th.-A party OF Cana
dian manufacturers and their wives left
Toronto tonight for the West Indies to
inquire into the prospects for the i'm
provemert Of trade between Canada and
the Islands. The party is travelling to
Halifax, where they will board the Ca
madam Fisher" Of the Canadian Govern
ment fleet saiIiag Tor Jamaica. Other
members unable to connect WITH the
"Fisher'' will leave by the White Sear
Liner "Megantic" and join the main
y,rtv of KipUSfOn Ia mica The recent
, 1922-02-17

party WITHIN l!> " membership, and
it is expected a substantial increase viii
be effected in the import and export
trade of Canada TO these ports.
Detroit, Feb. lit "A CheQue for So,
900, 900 bearing Henry Ford5 signature
was turned over today to Raj III Stone,
receiver Of the Lincoln Motor Company,
completing the transaction whereby Mr..
Ford becomes owner Of he Lincoln prop
erty sold at auction last Saturday, the
deeds, when filed for record by Mr. Ford
will bear So, 900 worth # revenue stamps.
Sutton junction, Que. Feb, 12th.-Gen.
d. q. Drager of the fifth mounted rifles,
has received a handsome gold medal from
the citizens of Cambria, France, as a tok-
en- fol- saving them from the hands of
the enemy. Coming as this does more
than three years after the close of
the war, it shows hat the work of
the Canadian troops is not forgotten.
Madrid, Feb 11th.--A- new machine
gun capable of firing $500 shots per
minute has been invented by Greg0.i .
Arias, a retired Photographer Of Corun-
IA, it was reported today by the news
paper ''Imparciai." The gun is com
posed of fifty barrels each and capable
of firing 70 shots per mjnute and il is
designed to cove d front OF a kilOme.
tire in width. Its operation neces tia
ties five men, but changes Of position
can be made easily. The loading APP
paratus in automatic.
London, Feb. 18th -L0ndon's women
police are not q necessity and are TOO
costly to maintain as a luxury" Sir
William Norwood, Com missioner Of
Metropolitan Police, has found out and
as a result the Women's patrols will
be disbanded at the earliest possible
moment, ACCORDING to the Daily Mail.
London has one hundred police women
and maintenance of this force cost fifty
thousand pounds annually. The Govern
ment special economic committee, under
Sir Erie Geddes, reports its findings last
week, also declared the utility OF the
women police negligible.
Dublin, Feb. 12th.-Ihe outstanding
player of the international Rugby match
between England and LELAND, won by
, the former 1913 on Saturday, was Ker-
shaw, who played a really wonderful
game for England, scoring three magni-
fcert tries. He slipped through each
time on his own and went straight for
the line. The return of Davies also
made a deal of difference to England.
He was as unerring in his fielding as
ever, vhile his kicking was as sound as
in his best days.
London, Feb. 18th he statement
was made in the House of Commons
on Catnrdav that in Snitp Of all DrO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13

"hE you IN" man we'rc looking for?-It
you are. you're wide awake Keen am
etlous. determined to make big money
ana VIII take advantage of a blk on
pottunity Millions OF Gillette razurs
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them Agents. district managers and
distributors needed. Good commissions,
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big money. here's you're chance Send
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WANTED-FORES1AN

Ten MEN WANTED Zig corporatlon
haN'he branches various large cities car
use zen hlgh-Srad. men. book Keeping
$1,000 5000. Necessary .urnd .hnr,
period preliminary training under direct
hupcfNision certified public accountants
-" interference present position while
framing, hut after training have Ia
Icahe richmond; high school or business
'oh"s" graduate preferred: state age
Puh'ihchti"ns. experience. present saIacv
'he' EIhEIe or married and section
United Statcs you prefer lyct Ad,Ir..s
Is "a care The Dispatch.
" ANfED-Culorcd men 10 qualify for
Sleeping car and train portcrs; ,xr.rI-
tn,o unn"ccssaryS transportation fur
Louis. Mo. ''
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR REM
Apartments and Flats
APARTMENTS.
CEN EKALLY LOCATED.

Small housekeeping nni nov,
n"H'"hrcD!NH apartments centrally
located. furnished OF uu,u-rt.b,.
Rents reasonable. NDETDS -
1itALHlhEH. First National
Bank building.
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Funeral Directors
Special Aotl@s

ELITE BEAUTY pAKI,CR torer Koa!...
JewelFy s;oreJ, .1s East Broad-Snsu.
poo aud wave, 75-. facial and scalp
treatment. s.. Madison So.
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TRUBY-E TEETH. tis. Broad stree,
Dentists. 80; EHS; Broad.
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Situations wantcd-Tcmnle 80

MN ADMINISTRATION as matron or COM
panion Is desired hy young woman Of
culture. ngr"cnhl" and willing. IL t32,
care The Dispatch
NtRSE-1ntcIligcnt young Iady desires no.
sii'on us practical nuns" tor invalid or
would nurse child. can or write l63J
West Beverly Street.
TEACHER Experienced teacher desire,
position companion teacher or house.
Keeper. stat" salary. J. g.. Chancellor
Va. care L. &. Catictt.
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Where to Eat
Where to Stop I'm Town

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- ana up. weekly. IS ana M. roam,
uouO'.. caiIy. !! sni ny: weekly. $40 and
up.. COZ Ea.t Mai..
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Read Dispatch Want Ads for ProfUse Them for Results
EMPLOYMENT
statesmen md Agents

MISUNDERSTANDING. State statesmen: We
pay Sloo per week. guaranteed. and POO
commission. salary. and cNpcDscs. IOi r..
Moore.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-25

Peter E. Sigfridson, Ole NJ. Olson, Sakar-
inc Monsoon, Louis TorgerSon. First Nat
ional Bank of Bagley, Nj. Anderson,
ct ux. Hans Hanson, Jacob. Johnson Al
ing. Anna Remote, :fLewish!cThom
Johi e. Goembel., John ,J.n Roe, Lewis G..
Jewell, o. c. Thorpe, Ole O.. Norseth.
ELLEN r. Under, Gunder G.. Vanguard,
Axel Jorgen Hanson. John, Jacobson az. son;
M Mead. G. G. Hangaard John O.. Tor-
gerson, Christian Moe, j Johannes john
anson, Alfred 2, Jewell. Arthur F.
Budde. William s.. sOsten,. Lars B. John
SON.! Ole s: MaImo. Einar: Olson. 81 3.
Reinschmidt, Olaf B. Hanson, Karen
Berg, Peter F. Godtland,. Even Dolalie,
Theo. O; Torgerson, Ebert iEvensona Ber-'
tina klemettson. Bertha kiemetson.
Chris Bolstad, .Gunder X DAZZLE, Louis
Erik Olson. julius Sather,t Edward tG.
Simpson, Olaf F.:5Han son., Petrine Jacob
son, Berget Q. Torgerson, Anna Joseph
SON, Martin o. Hangaard, Emil =: John
Lars .C.!'Jewell, Nels Omberg, Gunder g.
Vanguard, Hans M. Olson, Thomas F.
OKeefe. Oscar Howe, Hans, NJ. Olson.
julie Furuseth, Martin g. Wagner Ole
Henson n; AdGhp wagner iann R Hd1fan
Joseph H.. Holton,s Royals l.. Mattson.
Nels Holton,. Royals L. Mattson, Andrew
Kvenshagen, Anna Jacobson, ct al, Rag.
ina Lindstrom. Ingaborg Austad. Olaf
Kvenshagen,;, Erick' Widseth.2, Christina
Monsrud. z. A. Monsrud. Clarence Jacob
son, Lars K. Larson, Laurit ASK.
Alvin S. Jacobson, Gunder A. Baanrud.
Security State Bank Of Gonyick, Even "A.
Dolalie, Walter p. Kelly, Hans Hanson,
William Metcalf. Est Nels @Holton. An
ton o. Bakken, Ernest S. Metcalf Rose
liza Shewa, Jacob f. Reinschmidt. Dam
|iel w. Dart, o. O. Blegen. Otto q. BE
gen, Perry S.: Austin, Edward G.. .Simp-
son, Anton O. Bake. Andrew r. Bagne.
Nils O. Negaard. Oscar Eek, Hans Han
son, Walter r. Kelly. Adolph L: +: Wag-
(ner, Andrew Johnson, LauritZ ASK,
Erick Widseth, Halvor n. Halvorson,
Heyo :Uken, Gustav N. -Baanrnd,- Christ
Conrad r. Brandt. Tom I. Hanson. Ben
Wildmoe, Lizzie Wildmoe, Martin, Kjol-
haug, Jacob d. Wildmoe. Thomas NJ;
Herberg. Andrew r.. >Bagne, Renholt
Kilen, Ole r. Rovig, MartiniJ. Mathison.
Lorenz P. Strom, John. Nepper, Charles
G.. Anderson, John Lundqulst; sam Berg,
Mary: Bergstron, Harturk K. Hanson,
Jacob D. Wildmoe, Annie Sherman. Lars
In, Johnson. H.. c.. Witness, Peder J.
Espeseth, Paul Olson, Conrad r. Brandt,
Andrew X. Olson.EB. L. Bjerkness. Henry
Brandt, Casper Halvorson. Farmers stare
Bank of 5Gonvick. A.. A.. MCPHERSON, "a,
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son, Peter Jacobson, Svenke 9. Austad
Emma J. P. Campbell. Hans g. LARSON
JAMS J. Larson, Frank Kautcher, Jules
Leblanc John NJ. Schultz. Anton Bak-
ken, Erick, Widseth, Carl j. erickson
Kludt Il. Todal. Frank kautcher. HANS
Bjerkness, Albert Halvorson, Carl Ander-
son, Ludwig -Ukkestad. Ralph b. Lee
sam Nelson, 4Halvor, Widseth. y ohn a
Henricks, Martin J. King, Oscar L.
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whitmarsh' T. p RardwelI Gina Tang
mol Thomas Ollestad, Elmer Bartlwell,
Rert Rardwell. Minnie Bardwell Arthur
Rardwell Christine OlIestad, Peter A.
Norbnm. Martin Rosiu, A. o, Sjolie, Aase
Gulbranson. Hans K. Bye, Fred Ehlers,
Land Company Simon Finley, w. D.
Stokes Iames McCre'hir1,,- Geo: Lachner
frank K Bailey. August Stenland, .Nels
"a Sandven. r. J. Rudser. Andrew J.
Munson Nuns M Munson, Caroline Oh
berg: ]. r. Toffelemeiser, Nels H. Borge
r y Lowering. Andrew Anderson, o. O..
Herfe m u Andrists Gustav landmark,
1ohn TAYLOR. George Lachner. Theodore
Trefz, Mails X ave. Charles B, Sparks,
n Gnstnv Johaiisofr. i Peter Hunstad
simon Fewitls:- JOSEPH Norton, Leonard
n ana Company.~S. d Oscarson, T. w.
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= Red lake County. Polk County, Pen
rinefon : County Clearwater County,
Towf1shin nf C;arnes in Red Lake County,
Townshin ~ En1iaiitv IN ned Lake Conn
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