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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
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riietparen .@eiddft, nm eir1e1 @eger-
ltano 8u faufen, min aber, oa i'm
Ser Nreis 3u bod III, ortgcbn.
Ne Iagt % Der gerfanfer, vib
lebe Dem @errn oas x5tud i'm 2
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7iibaraI angebrahten Nnfidriften
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Sic haben feite 8reiie?1
uGsipih1 efluioert ocr gerfanier,
aobcr ID felt BOB mir eirer alf1oe1t
fortgsben liebnl, into lie bod 1ritht
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Saft ale @diebsridlter.

Gan Sole, &ojtarifa, z. Sci. Ser
5piiden 4oitarifa unb @roBbritan-
MEN iber Neutrality-suspicious. emf
ftanoene Streit miro 8iniam Som.
aro Saft, gbefridter oes 8nnoesob=
ergeridts Der Ser. Staaten our
fhieosridterliben Grle6ig1ng urrter-
breitet tperben. Ger strett tDar iiber
Jog. MmorD-Selfon5eiiionen entitan-
ben, melde britifben ~SntereIien bon
Der &esierung Ge6erico Ginocos ge.
spdbrt tpor0en maret1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.
- T5-A.4oAHo 6 H., n shI;a5 ~ Tr nooao Sad $500

Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.
Estate of Fred MED, Jr. Deceased.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearna.
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Fred.
Med, Jr., Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all persons
Interested In the granting Of admins.
.5tration OF the estate of said
The petition of Barbara Med having
been filed in this Court, representing
that Fred Med, Jr., then q resident OF
the State Of Idaho, died interstate on the
.eth day Of June. 1917, and praying S,1 g hat.
letters Of administration of his estate
be Granted to r. "A. Hims1, and the
Court having fixed the time n place
for hearing said petition;
rherefore. You and Esch Of You lar! arsI
hereby cited and required 70 enSW
cause, IL any you have, before tnas
Court at the Probate Court Rooms n
the Court House, In the City OF ~
Cloud, IN the County OF Stearns, STATE
81 Minnesota, on the
3rd day Of March, 1922,
at nine o'clock A.. NJ, why said petltloh
should not be granted.
Witness. the Judge of satd Court, and
the seal Of said Court. this It'll g OF
February, 1922. ,r,.rr,
(Court Seall y. y. = I, = =
8 16 20 g = uuse'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Genator 5tpen t.ah Guropa.

8aibingtorL Z. Sch. - senator
StDei1 ((Gaem. bon Oklahoma reiit an
Dienitag rah europa ob, I'M bort
fpirtfhaftlibe 3uitdn6e at ~Ituoieret,
beIorOers I'm 3uianrnenbang nit sen
ausl1noifd)ert Bpeigitenen beg 8un-
Des @gteferbeipitems, oeren ginribtntg
er ii elmer i'm Senat eingereidten
gorIaae borfbldgt. Ser 5enntor tpiro
merit faah Haris geben tnD BON bort
aiIg duoere Snllptitaote befid)en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Die 4ahotas.
Gin 8latt nus Der geid)idjte bes
mittlerea @eiters.

8er bon ben Sarmeritaaten bes
mittlere11 Welters ipriht beiier
0or}teanng brdngen iim iofort Ole
Man1er Der beioe1 Dnfotag al1f.
Das @ebiet Ser beioen @tnaten Bill.
bette 6as nDrS1ibe g116e bes terri
torialen 3umadies, ben Die Ser.
einigten Staate1 aus benz ~fogena1tt.
ten 2ouiiianntnuf 6abortr1igen uno
our6 ben tie ibren Slddeni1lball
nabe3u metropolitan. 9ie 9afotas
tparer bie lebten StaaterJ 0ie auf
ienem @ebiet aIs @lieoer Der Union
berannudien. Rur5 mad Mbi6lnB
bes &anfes p1rbe Sic 2eipis-@larf.
Expedition 3nr grfori6ung 6es
2anoes a%rsgeian6t. sic berbrn6te
ibren eriten 8inter, ben bon 1904,
nabe Manoan at. 9ie 8rtten I'M
terbielten III iener @ege1b biele
Hel5iagerpoften, 1tnb ba Tie buS sc.
biet fir 6ie britti6e Glagge IN IN.
ipru9 nabmem erri6teten lie bort
1910 nabe Bembina ein Sort.
Dur6 ben 9ertrag bon 1918 iebo@,
Ser Sic @ren5e 5miiden ben Ser.
eintgten Staaten un6 &araba eno-
gMilttg feitlegte, fam es 5u elmer
8uriid5iebung bieier britif6en Bor.
poiten.
Die in6ianii9e 8eb0lferung bes
@ebietes berbielt ii6 LANCE 3eit GEE
gen ieoe peiBe Sieolung d1sgeipro.
den feinoli9. Grit 1851 fonrten
Sic @iour<Snoianer CUR Mbtretung
gepiHer 2an6itreden an 6te Bun.
besregier11ng betpogen peroen. Die'
les @ebiet pnr6e 6araufbin iofort
Ser 8%eiieolung erfdloiien, u1b Der
3u5ug bon &oloni1ten begann fofort
ein5uleBen. 1854 nur6e Ser tpeitli@
oes Miiiouri gelegene Sell benz See
brosfa , Eerritorium %einDerleibt.
mabreno Der 0itli6e Sell Winne'
iota 5ugeipro6en murbe. GRIT 1861
erfoIgte Sic Organization zines
Ielbltqnoigen EerritorirmS Dafoto,
oelien 8e5ei9nltng benz gletbnmt-
gen ssn6ionerltan1me entlebnt muir.
Sc. Die 8eb01ferungs5abl blieb at.
r1qdlt gering neil nod nie Dor
Jeinoieligfeiten Ser Snoianer on
ser Eagesoronnng paren. 1889
nuroe oaS Eerritori11m geteilt nno
,5nr @rinoung Der beioen 5taatprt
5i6- nro Morobafota gei6rttten.
I'm ieoe @iefrii6telei tpegen b beg
grltgebnrtsre9tes at permeioe11,
nabm 8rqiioent @arrilon Die Inter-
5eidnung Der betreffenoen nrfur1oe11
por, nadboem lie. mieoerbo1t onrb
einanoer geniibt moroen tpare1l.
Niemano fdn11 infolgeoelien iaget1,
mefde Proclamation 5nerit nf1ter'
aeidnet muroe. Sic beioen Staaten
iino %ulgefdbr glei6 groB; Noro.
bafoto umfaBt runb 10000, Suo'
1afota run6 $1,000 Alaoratmetler.
Muh sic 8ep0lferungs5abl Ser bel.
Sen @taate1 lit o%nnaberro Die gle1-
DE, 10 oaB ieoer gu flint Stlmn1e11
i'm Gleftora1fouegium bere9ttat TT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

E@&S9&#Ee[EE+@EH& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .=#@
Die Meiden finb f%eIienfeit bapo11
iber5engt, 6as @elo, 6as ii6 In
ibrem 8efib befinbe, gebort LINEN.
Die &in6er!
De elmer pabren 5armonie Der
@emiiter begegnet man chamber inn
mer mieeer, rpe11t1 man nod 10 neit
Guseinanoer 81 geber iifei1tt.
Die gettler ltreden Dir sic
&anofld9e entgegen. Drehten tie bic
Snn6 lin, tie ftii1oen bort ais
for6erten tie einen 9a1bfnB.
Rinb 6eg Simnelg, greuoe, for1m',
Ro1nn1 berab nnb mad auf Gr0en
gue b0fen Menfden fromm.
5DaB lie tpieber fr0blib tperoer.
Geh 10 ftin on mogit beine @ege,
gs 6ridt Sit Die 3eit br @eprdge,
gs oriidt Sit ibr Geprdge sic @elt
Muf Sem Mntlit pie Siirlten aus
@el0.
Die fooellan;.ten idIedten Naen.
fden intereiiicren Die Me1t mebr,
nIs bie iogenm.rter guten Menid,el1.
SD borte ii metner afrobpit iiber
Dsero t1eIr, als icttl1cr ii0er 5e'1ece
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Grnitiflahen lit aerina.

San 5rancisco, @al., 5. Sch. ~
Ser I'M mttttleren nnb 1ii0liben Cali
forria in Ser 3eif bonn Is. Bis 5nnt
"a. SSan1or burb BEN 5roit an 81
angeri6teteS 6aben miro
.tpabr1deinli6 ni6t 10 grob iein, pte
|anfongs angenommen pnroe. Ser
|umitono, oab Ser Groit lar1ge onbielt,
bat benirfH baB 6ie &flan5en rnr
|lanqiam auftulen, moour9 Elm Net=
zen Ser 3ene1t Derbiitet miro. Ser am
|@emiie nnb aud inngen 5eigenban-
men angeridtete S6aoen ideint oa=
|gegen 5iemlid beoeuten0 gu ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Dsean6autpfer un6 9entid)lanb.

8erltn, 80. San. SSm Mpril tper=
Sen 5tpet nel1e amerifmif6e Dampfer
Der SSmperator5&laiie fir ben 0erfebr
5tpii6en Stem Sort nnb @amburg EN-
ge}teut tperben. @s iinb bies Die Ste
{olute" un6 Sic rDefianee," oie Der.
limited Mmeriean 2inie geboren. Die
Dampfer tpnrben IN Bremen erbult
.ln6 bnnn an ben &oDal Dlth 2lop0
berfanft, bon Dem 8ilian1 Mperiu
&arriman Tie fdiiufflliib ertparb, l1no tie
nmbnuer lieB. Sic Dampfer mer0en
oie 6abrt uber Sen Scenn in neln Sa-
gen 5uridIegen 11n0 fonnen lie 400
8aiiagiere in Der erlten ur6 5peiten
1rn6 IN ser 6ritten &lafie %befor0ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
In the Mattersof the Estate OF Joseph
IF. Meyer. Decedent.


Z. Meyer, Decedent.
The State OF Minnesota to all persons
Interested In the granting OF adminis-
tration OF the estate OF said decedent:
The petition of Mary u. Meyer, hav-
ing been filed in this Court, represent
ing that Joseph r. Meyer, then a resi-
dent Of the County OF stearns State OF
Minnesota, died on the 9Th day Of jan
nary, 1922, and praying that letters
of administration Of his estate be grant
ed to her the said Mary y. Meyer, and
the Court, having fixed the time and
place for hearing said petition:
Therefore,,You, and Each OF You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause. IL any Q have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms In
the Court House, in the City Of st.
Cloud, in the County Of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
3rd day Of March, 1922,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge Of said Court, and
seal Of said Court, this Bird day of Feb
1922.
Court seaD j. B. HIMsL,
g 16 % Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
2anDbanf aeidlDTem.

ct. YnnI, %. San. Die Cont
mercial 5tote 8anf in 5rinmpb, mel
DIE $4,000 Aftienfapital bat, 1T ge-
fdlo1ien I'm oeinem 8eamten Der foot
li9en Danffommiilion ~unterlte1t NOR
Sen, mie &ommiiidr g. g.. 3uea in
Naul anfmn6igte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Miciioer &ieMdaben.

Nortlano, Oregon, 5. 5eb. 99enb
eiinem 8eri6t Der @umane .5ocietp
bon Oregon, merben 0ie burd Die Sal
te un6 ben bn6nrb beoingten 5ntter-
mongel entitanbenen 8erluite am gieb
|beftanb 1t6 uuf biele MiQio1en Dol=
liars b%elaufen; 9nnoerttanlenoe Stmf
|@ieb ibeinen Dem nntergang gepeibt
All 1etn. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Notice of Meeting OF National Grant,
Works, Incorporated.

Notice of Meeting Of National Granite
Works, Incorporated.
To Frank Ekstrom, Florence.M. Brown,
Carl @. KalIin, Clarke Waite. Michael
Take notice that the first meeting of
the National Granite Works. Incorpor-
ated. is hereby called to be held, and
will be held, at h principal place OF
Osseo Avenue at Second Street North,
in the City of st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
the oath day of February, 1922, at ten
in the forenoon of said day;
at such meeting will be the organiza.
said corporation, the election Of
officers Of said corporation, the adop-
ton Of bylaws for the government Of
stock to the subscribers thereto, and
the consideration Of the business of
said corporation.
Dated January 31st, 1922.
LOUIS C. BROWN,
incorporation.
Notice Of Meeting of National Quarry
Company.
To Frank Ekstrom, Florence NJ. Brown,
Clarke Waite, Ida Waite, Car Holm,
line Hart. and Ella Brown:
Take notice that the first meeting of
the National Quarry Company is hereby
called to be held, and will be held at
the principal place of business Of said
corporation, located on Osseo Avenue at
Second Street North, in the City of st:
Cloud, Minnesota, on the oath day of
February, 1922, at three o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day; and that the
will be the organization of said
corporation, the election Of officers Of
said corporation, he adoption of by
laws for the government Of said cor
poration, n the consideration OF the
of said corporation.
Dated 31St, 1922.
LOUIS c.. BROWN,
2 9 Is incorporation.
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@etreibehGn6ler aeitprben.

Minneapolis, %. San. Samuel
Morfe, gbef Ser Morie Grain Cont
panp nn6 elmer Ser dlteten Witglie=
Ser Ser &an6eIsfammer in Winneip=
I'd, lit am 5am1tag in ieinem 9eim
in minneapolis i'm Sitter bon l68, Sab
rem einem Ser5leioer1 erlegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
@ier Heripneu tot,

Cedar Napi0s> So1pa., 6. 6eb.-
:Meilt 8iuinms nnD 5rau bon M0ela
unb. @iliam Coffin nnO Jrau bon
|5pirit 2afe nnrben 5aml tagnobt ge=
to1tet, ols ibr Mutomobil nabe Gitber=
billie, Sotpa., in einen Naliagier5ng
Ser N~odf..ssSslan0 8nbn b%ineinialtite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
@iQfpnnmen,

@eetp Dorf, 6. Sci. Sic pierbun-
bert beutiben @intpanoerer, Die bier
.am 9ienftag bon SaHrburg nit benz
&nmburg-Mmerifa Dnmpfer 8ania
|nnlangten, ml1rben geitern in Glis
|SsIanb abgefertigt. 8ie Die gintpan-
|oernngsbeb0r6en iugen, lit oies Die
|groBte 3abI ginnanberer aus Deutib
LAMB felt Dem &sriege getpeien. @s be-
ith 6nrrlnter Mderbaner, ge-
|Iernte Snnbtperfer nnb 2ente nit Der=
|idieoenen @etperben. Soft ale geben
mad ben Staoten bes mittleren Be-
Sic er5ablten Den g%in1panber=
ungsbeb0rben, es foite $4,000 Marf,
nm bon Deutfdlnnb na6 Mmerifa
al geben. Gns lei Der @runb, rporlm
bis ieBt 10 menige 9eutibe bterber
|gefommen 1in6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
@enia M~rbeitsluie IN 9entidlanb,

- E-IET
Berlin, Z. 5eb. gNea6 elmer Sta
tiifif, sic IN Berlin ausgegeben mur-
Sc, tporen in 9eutidlan6 am 81. De=
;sember iebten Sabres bon 6,675,755
.qeperfi baftlih orgunifierten Mrbei=
tern MIR 97,687 beiddftigungslos, 8.
i. 16 auf t%auienb; gnoe NoDember
!naren es Ia, gnoe Sftober - anf
ieoes Ganieno. SIN 9ftober mar Die
Bail Der Mrbeitsloien nie0riger, als
IN irgeno einem Monut Der lebten
iieben sssaber Dor Dem @rieg. 9ie 3abl
Ser Mrbeitsloien am Sabresf6luB mar
81 Bro5ent geringer, als Dor ei11em
Sabre.
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|tpdiirtigen oea.tfhen Regier,lng al e1tz

|1pdrtigen oeiltIden Heglerllng az etlts
epaffnen,
ssn ertremen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bat bas Borgeber bes friiberen &ro11-
|prtnaen, pelbes Dem fiir5liden S6rei
bens leiine8 @aters an Gelomaridan
|Sinbenburg foIat, gertngen 8eifaa.
.|aefun6en, SIN @egenteI miro eS als
cine unnipiirbige 8erbergung" bon
9raitoent ebert nnb Der 1tarf io5iqli-
|1tiiden Megierung be5eidnet,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Sin @erfanf gleid einent Sung.
200 Mder qut fuItDterte yarm

200 Mfer gut fulfiDterfe Sarn1,
IA Meilen BON einem guten, ge=
id4ftsregen Conn, ausge5eidneter
Morft, fa11r nit 1ebr penig 8argelo
lperDen, menn iofort ge-
-nommen. @igentumer mub berfau-
fen. 8. $ &ilbe, ct. Glou6, Wtnn.
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Glouo ularftberid1t.
@etreibe,

u SSk<$SVS$
Wei5en $1.31.
Wei5en $50. 2 1926.
&or11 47e.
Safer 800.
Berife 47c.
Hoggen Tic.
5lar, $1.74.
Bemoblenes &orn $3.50:
aIeie $1.4O.
gborts $40.
MeM $1.40.
Gpggenmebl $500.
@emoblenes Suffer 81. 80.
Corn Menl 1920.
Screenings $t.75.
Jarm Brp6aifte.
@artoffeI 1peiBe 100 Bf6. $1.20.
&artoffeI Ohio 100 Bfuno 75e.
8utter 3Oe32c.
@ier, friibe 28c.
Butter Sat fiiB 36c.
&onig Bfuno 2o-25.
3piebel BE.
Mepfel, @ifte $2.5O-$4.0O.
8obnen, dc.
5leiia.
&dlber geihlad}tet So.
S&R6GIber 5.50-7.25.
5tiere 3-5.
@tiere, gef6Iodtet $6-$s.
56peine Ieibte 7.75-9.1O.
5daneine Ieidte geihlod,tet 1880
-11.50.
Sdhpeine ldtpere 6.-6.75.
Sdapeine idtpere gei9lndtet 89
Aiinhbe, &eifers $2.6O$4.OO.
@iibe, 9eiferg gei9lndtet 6--8.
SHnfe 81. 0O-$3.OO.
eddie geidIabtet 5--8.
2dmrner geihlodtet $t1-15.
9iibner iunge 15c.
9ibner, fdtpere 16.
9iibner, lei6te 12c.
Sdbne &c.
@1nie 13e.
gnten 15c.
gurfeDg 3Oc.
5dtpeinefett 13e.
&oIs.
Basg 5--6
Eamarnd 60
giden 50.
Boplar 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

Citation for Hearing ON Petition 1or
" Administration.
Estate Of Joseph f.. Meyer, D~eceaseu.
STATE 81 minnesota. County OF Stearns.
IN Probate Court.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16
AIR ADVERTISEMENTS


swell" said the Fairy Queen, ''there
Is only one item sent in to the Nature
land News this time. and that is from
Tad. the Black Cat"
what is thatT' asked the other
Fairies.
Tad" said The Fairy Queen, "sent
in an announcement and asked US If
we'd please publish it as he would be
glad to have as many see 1t as pos
sible."-
"What was the announcement the
other Fairies asked.
1T was this sei1 the Fair queen.
as she took forth piece Of paper
upon which in strange sprawllng words
was written
'9Tad, the Black Cat, is giving an At
Home Tuesday Evening in the Alley.
1T is his second birthday. All those
who wish to bring him birthday pres
ents may care for his list Of sugges-
lions, which is as follows:
mice, MIX, Cream, Sausage, Liver,
and all other dellcacies.
Ribbons he does not care for"
The Fairies all laughed after they
had read this. No one but Fairy
could have read such strange writing
as Tad wrotel
ST believe Mr.. Sun and Mr.. Moon
want to talk 20 us this afternoon.
They're both to be in the sky at the
same time, you know, today. and they
have something most especially Inn
portant they want to tell u.s.
at that moment the Fairy Queen
looked up and there she saw Mr.. Moon
smiling. Mr.. Sun. of course, was shin
ing brightly.
She had been waiting to see Mr..
Moon.
you had something 10 say to us te-
day?' she asked.
"Ah. yes. Fairy Queen" said Mr..
Moon. NOW you know I've looked
down at signboards and I've seen big
signs. I've been told by Midgie Moon
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16

that these were; known as advertise
ments because they advertised or
praised some special article
"As / said the other day, Mr.. Moon
has no substitutes. I've seen that on
signboards about other things.
"And explained. or you explained,
Fairy Queen, what substitutes meant.
Perhaps you will explain today?''
Gladly" said the Fairy Queen,
though may not do 1t as well as you
could, Mr.. Moon.
ooh. most gracious Fairy Queen, !"
said Mr.. Moon, "Pm delighted at the
compliment, but am willing to LET
you do the explaining
"A substitute ls something put in
the place Of another" the Fairy Queen
began.
Now. If were asked to go to a
party and sent a substitute, 1t would
mean would be sending some one in
my place. Isn't that right, Mr.. Moony'
"FEne. fine" said Mr.. Moon.
swell. to continue" he added, 81
think Mr.. Sun and shall give air
advertisements and write our signs on
the clouds. shall put on mine: :
Accept no substitutes for Mr.. Moon.
There is nothing the same. Money re-
turned il not satisfactory, and If any
has been given! Insist upon Mr.. Moons
shining, and none other
'.And shall have one, too" said
Mr.. Sun. "Aiine shall be:
"'Others have tried to shine, but they
cannot shine as Mr.. Sun. There will
always be those who will initiate him
and try to be as bright.
but accept only the real Mr.. Sun.
he has stood the test Of ages
aFine. fine" said the Fairy Queen.
'sThe only thing is" said Mr.. Moon,
-that we wouldn't want to disigure
| the clouds by putting signs on them,
and we really have no rivals
that's true" said Mr.. Sun, "and j
think it would be a pity to put signs
on the clouds. We want some OF
Mother Nature never to be touched by
signs and advertisements"
Il think that Is best said the Fairy
Queen, ''but you could have fine air
advertisement il It weren't for that.
aHowever. Mr.. Sun and Mr.. Moon
are among the few creatures who don't
neee to advertise" ended the Fairy
Queen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16
Angels FaIIsd % snow.

Mamma called three-year-old
Edith from the top Of the stairs, won't
you please come up and sit with me
until / 70 to sleepT
"No. darling. Mammals busy now"
was the reply. run back to bed; the
angels win watch over you until you
70 TO Sleep"
'srhat's what you said before. mann
ma." Edith answered. "but the angels
didn't show up and I'm lonesome
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-16

Chief Deskaheh Of the Cayuga Ma.
lions, or Six Nations Indians, who
heads his people In their demands for
home rule upon their reservations In
Ontario, Canada. The Cayugas seek rec
ognition Of their position as allies OF
Great Britain and not as British sub
jects- The controversy with the Ca-
madam government has been going on
for some time. and the Indians are now
offered a board of arbitration to look
into their grievances and decide what
action shall be taken.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14

Harry ike" Evans and his Rainbow
Girls will again hold down the boards
at the Grand, starting their indefinite
engagement Monday, Dec. 18.
The policy will be- the same as
when the company played here last
winter. They will give two perform
ances nightly with a bargain matinee
every Saturday.
The company is playing at the pres
ent time in the Strand Theatre at
Fargo and the local theatre manager
there, Mr.. James Morrison, in wire
stated that Mr.. Evans had an excel
lent company of ladies and gentlemen
and that they were more than pleas
ing his patrons. This is their second
time in Fargo at the same theatre
which makes his statement very con-
vincing as only meritorious company
can play return date and remain as
long as the Rainbow Girls are staying
in Fargo. Prior to their last ap-
pearance in Fargo the company played
for Finkelstein and Ruben on the
Minnesota Iron Range.
The company has been enlarged es-
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14
Evergreen Trees Will Line Streets of
MinOf ~

Hundreds of evergreen trees are to
line the streets Of Minot for two
weeks, beginning Saturday, giving
this old town an appearance in, keep
ing with the Christmas spirit.
S. II. Hardy who has decorated the
city of Grand Forks in this manner
for several Christmas seasons, is here
taking orders from the merchants at
$3.50 each which will provide for
Christmas trees q 1/2 feet apart, on
both sides Of the street thruout the
business section. Mr.. Hardy is inter-
viewing the merchants and says he
expects to have 1923 trees in place
Saturday.
Mr.. Hardy has already secured the
trees, the butts Of which will be froz-
en- into cakes Of ice and the ice will
be permitted to freeze fast to the
walks. The trees are from six to eight
feet high. 1t is probable that some
of them will be provided with brilliant
colored electric lights. g..
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14
25- Cent Post Stamp To Be Issued Soon

rs Cent Post Stamp To Be Issued Soon
A new series of postage stamps has
been decided on at the postal depart
ment accrding to Fred Anderson,
postmaster at Minot, and have as a
feature 25-cent stamp. Stamps Of
this denomination have never before
been issued.
The portraits and devices on the
stamps have been rearranged and the
new stamps will bear the following
portraits or scenes:
Franklin, 1 cent; Washington, 2
cent; Lincoln, 3 cent, Martha Wash
ington, i cent; Roosevelt, cent; Gar
field, six cent; Mckinley, seven cent;
Grant, eight cent; Jefferson, nine
cent; Monroe, 10 cent; Hayes, II
cent; Cleveland, IL cent; Indian, IA
cent; Statue of Liberty, Is cent;
Yosemite, 20 cent; Niagara, 25 cent;
Buffalo, 80 cent; Lincoln Memorial;
one dollar; Capitol, two dollar; and
American, five dollar.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14

pccially for the Minot run, including
the Rialto Four, quartette of sing
ers that can only be equalled on the
largest vaudeville circuits.
The roster of the company include
Harry "Ike" Evans, Claudia Evans,
Glen McCord, Donna Lee, Walter Bar
nette, Peggy Bolin, Jess Phillius and
the Rainbow singing and dancing
chorus.
"My Uncle From Japan" will be the
initial offering Monday. 1t is a re-
vised version of the popular English
farce, Capt Racket" with musical
numbers and vaudeville specialties in
terspersed throughout the action of
the story. This bill will run Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday with a
complete change of program Thurs
day.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14
Six Events for International Bonspiel
Jan. 23-24-25 and 26

The ice at the curling rink is being
put into shape rapidly. Five sheets
were in readiness Wednesday night
and three games were played: The
eight sheets will be ready by January
1st.
Secretary Graham has issued post
ers to the various curling clubs in the
Northwest, calling attention to the
International Bonspiel which will be
held in Minot Jan. %, "a, rs and 26.
There will be six. events played on
eight sheets Of ice. The L. W. Hill
trophy is offered for the international
event and the 500 Line trophy for
the All Corners event. Four other
trophies will be offered and suitable
prizes given. Numerous teams from
Canadian points will participate.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14

Auditorium last Sunday. This was
one of the Sunday Music Hours series
and it was well attended in spite of
the cold weather. 81 *.
Supt. L. A. White presented the
performers of the afternoon and also
gave a short report of coming Audi
torium events. &c.,,
The program was an attractive one
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-14

Harry Dickson of Hoople was ar
rested and fined $50 for killing a deer
on the game refuge near the cement
mines. And the hard hearted game
warden confiscated the deer in the
bargain.