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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
No RENT ASKED
FOR ARMORY BY
CONNIE ERCE BODY
Secretary Fox Says Agree
ment Was That Building
Should Be Available for
Public Affairs


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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
TELEPHONE RATE
HEARING SET FOR
SANTA FE TUESDAY

The state corporation commits
sion will conduct a hearing Tues
day in Santa Fe of the Albuquer-
que telephone rate case. City At
torney Jamison will represent the
city. The telephone company will
be represented by an array of
counsel, and several of it's officials
will come to New Mexico from the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

for repair Of the armory roof be-
fore the meeting of the teachers.
No assistance in caring for and
repairing the armory has been rem
dered by the guard at any time
"As a matter of fact" said Mr..
Fox, "the armory was built by the
people OF Albuquerque, ana when
the state took it over It was with
the understanding that 1t was to be
used free Of cost for public occa-
sions. 1t should be turned over
by the state to the city, with re-
strictions wtich will allow it's use
for national guard purposes, in or
der that the building may be put
in condition for a convention hail
and that its upkeep may be guard
ed, The national guard rarely has
funds with which to make ropaira.'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

danger was over. Lillian Eliza-
beth Barry, St. Joseph, Mo-, u,ed
phone to save babies fro.
asphyxiation. Keziah L. Weeks,
Hatboro, Pa, saved a train from
crossing a burnin, bridge. Anna
R. Murphy, Carhond. le, Pa,
fought a fire in the operators
Off !.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

Denver offices to testify at the
hearing, The hearing has been
delayed for several months, pend
ing the preparation of reports and
statistics for the consideration of
the commission.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

merce to stockholders of the com
pany and other interested persons.
The company has a large number
of stockholders here and main
tanned a. plant in Albuquerque until
the business outgrew the facilities.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

had deserted during hurrican
and flood. Eta Wilcox, Will
liams, Ia, alone at night rode to
a nearby town after b k rob
bers had cut the phone and tele-
graph lines. Mrs. JOSEPH inc D.
Pryor, Pueblo, Colo, stayed on
duty at the start of the famous
flood and remained until the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
HARVESTER COMPANY
PRESIDENT VISITS
HIS FORMER HOME

George Bryan of Peru, Ind, pres
ident of the Bryan Harvester COM
pany and a former resident of AL
buquerque, will give an address
tonight at the Chamber of Com
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

Six "hello girls" have just
been awarded silver medals and
a cash award of $3.50 each from
the Theodore N. Vail memorial
fund for heroism in the lin o.
duty. Verda Ray fow4ley, Free
port, Tex, stuck to her switch
board alone after the other l.i4ls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

Florence L. Allen, elected in
the supreme court in Ohio. started
her career as a musical critic on
u Cleveland newspaper.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

postal employees will attend indi-
cations are that fully 500 win be
present for the conference.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

A girls hope chest these days
ought to contain at least one good
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
CARPENTERS

Don't fail to see the new
Zinc Covered Shoulder and
Household Chests at J.
Korber & Co.'s.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

Mrs Walter L George, wife OF
Georgia's new senator, is the latest
addition to the u. s. Senate social
circle, The Georges recently took
up their residence in Washington,
ID. G..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
Trial Coupon

Till in this coupon with your name
and address and take it to any drug
gist in your city. Deposit with him
the price Of one regul r full-size bot
tie Of NUxated Iron. This is not
payment, but ii dep0sit only. IL you
are not more than delighted with the
results obtained by two weeks use of
Nuxated Iron, simply return the out
side wrapper to your own druggist
who win promptly refund your mon
ey. We will repay the druggist the
full amount lie refunds upon receipt
Of the coupon and wrapper.
DAE HEALTH LABORATORIES
New York City
name ''.'',..'s..s.....'
Address .''''''s'....''.,.''
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tFiii in your name and address above) |
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

We have here listed just few suggestions picked
at random in our enormous Holiday Stocks. We
have prepared our merchandise and store
never before for the great volume of business which
is naturally drawn to "Albuquerque's Best Shop
ping Place at this season.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
STETSON HATS

STETSON HATS
A new shipment of John B, Stet-
son hats just arrived in time for
the holiday selling. If you wear
a hat, wear the best. We have it.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10

There is an easy way to save money on hgh-class
standard merchandise. Shop at Kahns first Fix the
prices in your mind-and then shop around at every
other store in town and you will come back to
Kahns. We KNOW you will. That is, if you
would SAVE zoe on every dollar you spend.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
POLK COUNTY STATE BANK.

Character is that indefinable some
thing in you by which you are known
and rated by your fellow men. If you
are of good character, because of right
morals and high ideals, people find in
you some sense of security, and an
inclination to depend upon your prom
ises. To inspire this sense of security
in you on the part of others, you must
feel secure in yourself. You must
have. confidence in your own mental
ability, moral integrity, physical power
and, in this commercial world of to-
day. your financial stability. Security
in the knowledge of your own finan-
cial stability can only come when you
are backed by actual money of your
own acquisition held in trust by safe
hands. The Polk County State Bank,
102 N. Broadway, has. a capital and
surplus of $4,000, and at its head are
thoroughly experienced and conserva-
tive officers and directors When you
place your money in this bank you
can be secure in the belief that it
will be there when you want it, and,
in the meantime, will be earning more
than its keep.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL. BANK.

II you have a savings account in the
Merchants National Bank, corner Main
and Second, any temporary business
depression is not going to affect you
very much. A savings account means
ready assistance in any emergency
and also is an assurance to its owner
that he or she has learned the most
acceptable of all habits, that of saw
ing systematically. This bank is al
ways interested in systematic savings
as means of getting started on the
road to success and competence, and
has always been glad to meet its new
and old patrons halfway in such a
proposition. One dollar will open such
an account in this bank, and interest
is paid on all savings. The officers
and directors of the bank are likewise
glad to advise patrons of the bank at
all times. The only bank in the Red
River Valley that has trust powers
so it can take care Of your trust funds
and act as Administrator or Guardian
of Estates.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
are remarkably low. Mr.. Dikel pays
top cash prices for fresh eggs and but
GRAND THEATRE.

You do not have to fret around try
ing to while away the time. The cas-
lest course and most satisfactory too,
is to attend one of those interesting
programs at the Grand Theatre, Sec
ond Street, where you get besides the
very latest movies, first class vaude-
vile acts. The Grand always has a
fine program. That is why the crowds
are always going to this theatre, tax
ing its capacity at practically every
performance. It offers the newest re-
leases of the great producing compa-
mics as fast as they appear, and one
has but to watch for the announce
ments and programs Of the Grand to
be informed of the. entertainment
there each afternoon and evening.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Don't wait until you have one foot
in the grave before you begin to think
about a savings account. Then it is
too late and you have nothing to look
forward to, except the charity Of your
friends and relatives or the cold COM
fort Of the poorhouse. 1t is far better
that you acquire the habit of system
attic saving, and enroll today in the
savings club Of the First National
Bank, 124 North Broadway. You will
find this bank is organized to carry
complete banking service for you,
and we are glad to recommend it to
the patronage of our readers. An up
to-date system of safety deposit boxes
and vaults is also at the disposal of
our readers.
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NJ. DIKEL.

You will find a big saving in your
weekly or monthly grocery bill if you
do all your trading with N. Dikel, 206
N. Main Street, one of Crookston's
popular and well known grocers. His
store has always enjoyed fine patron
age because of the low prices he puts
on the high quality of groceries and
vegetables to be found there. His
patrons are particularly enthusiastic
over the splendid brands of coffee he
carries. These make delightful and
refreshing drink, especially these au-
tumn mornings. Their flavor is unus-
ually appetizing and in spite of the
high quality of the coffees their prices
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
RASMUSSEN & LAURENT.

One Of Cr0okston's enterprising and
hustling general hardware stores is
that Of Rasmussen & Laurent. The
store carries very large and COM
plete stock of heavy and shelf hard
ware. Included in the stock is every
possible utensil that can be needed in
q Crookston home. also all kinds of
cooking utensils for the kitchen in
aluminium, enamel, tin and iron. There
is also complete stock Of paints and
oils and the utensils of painters. If
You want tools for the home or factory
or mill, or farm machinery of any kind
you will find them at Rasmussen e
Laurent Hardware Store. They han
die complete line of supplies for the
hunter, such as rifles, shotguns, ammu-
milton, hunting knives and outing
clothes.
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BRiDeEMAN-RussELL COMPANY.

You can solve that problem of what
you are going to serve for dessert in
your home by calling for Velvet Ice
Cream. 1t is always an ideal dessert,
appreciated and enjoyed by all who
are fortunate enough to have it served
to them. Velvet Ice Cream is known
throughout this entire vicinity for the
Bridgeman-Russell Company is one of
the largest manufacturers of ice cream
in the Northwest. The factory is To-
Gated at 43S Robert Street, and Velvet
Ice Cream may be found at all first
class confectionery stores and other
stores carrying ice cream. The next
time you are entertaining or for your
Christmas dinner order brick of Vel
vet Besides handling ice cream,
Bridgeman-Russel Company also deals
in dairy products of all kinds, butter,
milk, cream, buttermilk and eggs. They
also pay the farmers cash for their
cream and eggs.
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cRooKsToN PLUMBING e. HEAT
ING CO

You will make no mistake if you
place your order for your plumbing or
heating installation work with the
Crookston Plumbing & Heating Com
pany, 112 West Robert Street. There
is nothing so important about a house
or any building where there is plumb
ing or heating systems than that they
be properly installed Unless they
are, they will not work successfully
and then they do not give results.
To tear them out and reinstall means
a heavy expense that could have been
avoided If the right Plumbing & Heat
ing Shop had been engaged in the
first place. They have the agency fer
some of the best known makes of fur
naces, steam and hot water heating
systems on the market, and will be
glad to give you prices on the cost
of their installation. The Company
also maintains a first class repair
shop.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
scHRElTER,s DRUG STORE.

You will find no better store in
Crookston or vicinity in which to have
your prescriptions compounded than
Schreiters Drug Store, 100 West Rob-
ert Street. There is always licensed
and experienced druggist on duty
there ready to give you prompt and
accurate service. The store is head
quarters for toilet preparations and
cosmetics of all kinds, delicious con.
fectionery, a fine big line of stationery
kodaks, fountain pens, magazines and
periodicals of all kinds, novelty goods,
post cards, rubber goods and hospital
and sick room supplies.
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cRooKsToN STATE BANK.

Water that has gone over the mill
wheel will do no more work for you,
and the money that you spend fool
ishly is lost to you forever A healthy,
steadily growing bank account is the
best friend one can have and talks
when all Of your former friends have
abandoned you. If you are patron Of
this bank, you know what thorough
ly organized business assistance it is
rendering. The Crookston State Bank
runs a general banking business and
is headed by officers and directors
who are leading business men Of
Crookston.
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MERcIL G. SYLvEsTRE.

The economical shopper finds COM
plete satisfaction in making his or her
shopping trips, when the buying is
centered at the Mercil & Sylvestre
Grocery Store, lis Robert Street.
When one studies the prices quoted
here on groceries, fruits and vegeta-
bles, it means money saved, for the
prices are unusually. low considering
the quality of the stocks carried. You
will find that you cannot find better
tasting coffee than the brands carried
here. The store is headquarters for
the better grades Of flours and meals
and housewives have no trouble with
their baking when they buy their
fiours here. a
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
NORTHERN HARDWARE & PLUMB.
ING COMPANY.

A complete line of worth while arti-
cles in shelf and heavy hardware
make up the stocks to be found at the
Northern Hardware e Plumbing Com
pany, Ia South Broadway. Now that
winter is here and the cold blast is
whistling over the country, the sub
ject of stoves is occupying the atten-
ton of many homes. In some they
will need new heater, while in 9th.
ers they will have new cook stove
or range or a gas stove. The electric
washing machines are also on display,
as well as a fine line of paints, var
nishes, stains, glass and putty.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23

Broadway. The records Of the COM
pany go back to, the organization Of
the county and contain records and
data on every piece of property in the
county. The company also handles
and negotiates loans of all kinds. IL
you need to raise money promptly,
it will pay you to get in touch with
the Strander Abstract & Investment
Company 1t has a clientele that is
wealthy and can get you quick money
on your property as collateral. Or, if
you want to invest in some first real
estate mortgages that are gilt edge,
you will find the association has them
in large and small denominations.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23
SLocUM FRANCIS GROCERY
CCMPANN

Ever since the Slocum Francis GRO
Gerry Company, 113 South broadway,
opened for business in Crookston, ii
has had a reputation for handling only
the highest quality of stocks There
is nothing that helps one start the
day off right as well as a good cup ol
coffee. AT this store you will find
some Of the best brands of coffee on
the market. The store is also head
quarters for some of the better teas
pure spices and extracts, canned
goods, and some of the best brands OF
fours on the market. The prices in
this store make it an attractive shop
ping center.
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cRooksroN GRANITE COMPANY.

Do you know that you can get as
good monuments at the plant of the
Crookston Granite Company, 424 North
Broadway, as anywhere else? You
need not send out of Crookston for
monuments or markers to mark the
resting place of your loved ones when
this plant offers you such splendid
big stock. This firm has been doing
business here for thirty years and has
established it's reputation for the
kind of work it puts out. It is first of
all an industry of this city ard should
be patronized by its people. We invite
our readers to visit the splendidly
equipped plant of this company and
see for themselves the various plans
and designs waiting for their select
ion.
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NEW YORK STORE.

The New York Store of 101 North
Broadway Is one of the represents
tive mercantile establishments of
Crookston Goods Of the highest quail
ity, carefully selected and of the very
latest styles line the shelves and
counters of the store, affording to the
steady throng of patrons an unusual
opportunity to make the selections de-
sired. Every department is completely
stocked with fresh goods. particular
attention having been given to the
selection for this season. No better
values are obtainable anywhere.
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CHEESEMAN'S UNDERTAKING
PARLoRS AND FLOWER

No matter what the occasion is for
which you may want flowers, all you
have to do is to order them through
the Chesteman Flower Shop, 218 N.
Broadway, and the proper bouquet or
floral piece will be sent. Whether your
order is for simple little boquet or
for an elaborate floral piece for a we'd
ding or reception, or tribute to the
memory of a departed loved one or
friend, they will select the proper de-
signs that will conform to those ac-
cepted by the public. He also con-
ducts funeral services and modern
equipment is maintained.
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ELITE HAT SHOP.

The beautiful display of early spring
millinery is to be seen at the Elite Hat
Shop, Second Street. This shop has a
reputation among the ladies who know
attractive millinery and they have
learned to know that the smart effects
and the seasons correct shapes and
styles are always eXemplified in it's
showings. The coming season gives
promise Of the popularity Of satin, silk
and braid hats and this shop is show
ing a large display of such in wide Sc
lection and variety of smart effects
and styles.
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M. A. BRATRUD.
In Business over IS Years,

1t will be hard to find large and
more carefully selected stock of
worthwhile jewelry than that carried
by M. A. Bratrud Jewelry Store. 11S
Robert Street. The Bratrud Jewelry
Store is the place to select Christmas
gifts in jewelry for the bride and
groom, and also gifts for birthdays.
In the stocks one can find his favorite
make of watch, both for men and
women. A fine display of cut glass
ware, ivory goods, mesh bags, and
hand bags for. the ladies, will always
be found there. II you are ready to
buy her that solitaire be sure and
see the beautiful diamonds in the
firms vaults. You can depend on
their quality being the best.
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W. W. REYLEck COMPANY {Ine.)

The w. w. Reyleck Company Qnc.)
with it's splendid big stocks of care
fully selected and up-to-date merchan-
disc has become one of Crookston's
leading establishments. There is al
ways considerable satisfaction to shop
at this store because the stocks are
large, attractively displayed, and be-
cause the values one finds there make
the articles real bargains. The new
stocks for winter include all of the
latest styles and effects. Here is the
place to make your selection of furs,
coats, wraps, dresses, underwear, lin
gerie, hosiery and shoes. Some splen-
did values in dry goods, blankets, COM
forters and quilts are in stock here.
Their attractive prices make them
real bargains and something everyone
should stock up on, now that cold
weather is on the way.
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TORRANCE MOTOR COMPANY.

The Torrance Motor Company are
the sales agents in Crookston for the
Universal Ford Car and Fordson Trac-
tor. This car is so well known that
it seems unnecessary at this time to
attempt to go into lengthy discus
SIGN of its points of superiority over
other cars selling in its class. How
ever, we would like to have all Of our
readers who are expecting to purchase
a new car in the near future make it
a point to stop in at the Office and
salesroom of the Torrance Motor
Company and LOOK oyer the different
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23

models of Ford and Lincoln cars in
stock You Will be particularly pleas
4csl and attracted to the Ford Sedan
for the 1922 season. The Torrance
Motor Company also handles the Ford
sol Tractor. 1t has more than one
hundred farm and commercial uses.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-12-23

can keep down your tire bills and
cost OF running a car by getting more
mileage out Of your tires by having
them rebuilt and remade here. With
such splendid vulcanizing and repair
ing services available, there is no
reason why one cannot materially re-
duce the operating costs of his auto
mobile or truck. Mr.. Farley also car
ries a complete stock, of Federal tires.
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DR.. 3. Z. ALRERIsoN.

One of the best known and most
successful cIiropractors in Crookston
is DR.. Albertson, located at 116 Robert
Street The science of chiropractic is
no longer theory but is a fact. Ma
ture is helped to restore the functions
of the nerves and muscles by the skill
CONTINUED on page 81 -
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STRANDER ABSTRACT G. INVEST
MENT COMPANY.

If you are contemplating purchasing
property of any kind, you will want to
be sure that the title is clear. You
can get this information by having an
abstract of title prepared by the
Strander Abstract & Investment Com
pany, whose Offices are at 112 North
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cRooKsToN TIRE e REPAIR.
COMPANY.
w. Fl. Farley, ProprietoI

q Before you throw away your worn
tines. consult with the repair experts
in the Crookston Tire & Repair Com
pany's Shop. 10S s. Broadway, and see
what they will have to say about it.
You will be surprised what they can
do with Z worn old casing, and you
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cRooKsToN.

Crookston was incorporated in 1873.
It received it's name in honor OF
ColonelNilliam Crooks, who was chief
engineer in locating the first railroad
in the section around Crookston.
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CROOKSTON, MIMI.

HISTORICAL REVIEW OF CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND PRoMl
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURING PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, HOUSES RETAIL
STORES, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL