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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

Special sale of women's Holeproof
Hose continues this week Don't
miss it. Ask any woman who has
worn Holeproof Hose about them.
SO hose cut to s1.9S; 50 hose cut to
s1.35; 81 hose cut to 69c Come ear
ly and get your size.-The Walsh Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
ADJUDGED INSANE

Lee Edgar, well-known colored cit
izen of this city. was tried before
County Judge Senff yesterday morn
ing and adjudged insane Edgar was
later taken to the asylum at Lexing-
ton.
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EYE REMOVED

Mrs. AL Duckworth. of Clark cOun-
ty. was admitted to the Mary Chiles
Hospital Tuesday. where later an OPP
GRAFTON was performed and her left
eye removed. Mrs. Duckworth's
many friends will be glad to learn
that she is doing we'll.
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RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

Buford Wyatt. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Wyatt, Of this city, has been
appointed chief wireless operator on
the steamship Freetown. Mr.. Wyatt's
appointment will be pleasing news to
his many friends here.
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TENT MEETING

Revs. w. F. Chapel. w. c. Caudill
and John Chapel will begin a tent
meeting on East Main street near the
Methodist church on Friday night,
September 1. Everybody is invited
to attend the services.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

WANTED-A limited number of
pupils in higher English and mathe-
matics.-Mrs. Alice Gay, West High
street OLD
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
PIG SUPPER

There will be a pie supper at Up
per Spruce school house Friday night
for the benefit Of the school The
public is cordially invited
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

Edmonds' Footfitters. Real shoes;
all styles. $3.50 quality cut to $5.S5.
\ walsh's Removal Sale.-The Walsh
Company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
CORN w ELLIS

Groceries, fresh meats, canned
goods of all kinds. Melons fresh
from the vine. Choice fruits. Prices
the lowest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

Edmonds' Footftters. Real shoes;
all styles. $3.50 quality cut to s5.S5.
Waish's Removal SaIe.-The Walsh
Company
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AYRES & CO.

Will pay zoe per dozen for eggs or
&c per dozen more than the poultry
yards.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
MRS. X. o. CLARK

invites the ladies to call and see her
new and beautiful line of Pattern and
Sport Hats.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
uNpERooEs OPERATION

George Snyder. Jr, underwent an
operation yesterday at st. Joseph
Hospital, Lexington. and is doing
well.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
AYRES & CO.

Have a complete stock of watermel-
ons and muskmelons. All fruits in
season. Eat the best; forget the
rast
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31
Mary Chiles Hospital

Mrs. Charles Vinson has been ad-
mitted to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. ]. w. Lane was admitted to
the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Peck's condition re-
mains about the same.
Mrs. Silas Lane was admitted to
the hospital Tuesday.
All other patients are improving
as rapidly as could be expected
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

New fall suits for the boy at cut
prices. Walsh's Removal Sale.-The
Walsh Company.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

The girl who has wings is the least
likely to be a high flyer. ,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

New Stetson hats at The Walsh
Co. Removal Sale cut prices.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1922-08-31

Prices pure pork sausage for Fri.
day and Saturday.. X. Barnes &
Sons.
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Of the organization will take charge
of the Office here. ss + ss 5 ny.
TEN ACRES YIELD $50
BUSHELS OF OATS HERE

.:g One of the. first reports Of fall
tthreshing has just arrived at this of
flee from the town Of FROM. Viii
liam Rabe threshed $50 bushels Of
oats from ten acres. Mr.. Rabe used
a small s20-32 Racine threshing ma
chine. He is a great believer in the
small thresher, because he says he.
gets a large perc entage of the grain
than if he were using larger thresh-t
er. He has bought himself a complete.
outfit this season and will thresh3
the grain in that vicinity for his
neighbors. He reporst that practical.
ly all small grains will be almost q
bumper crop. This will be good news
to the business interests of Bemidji.
,a,} s',A'@ . . tE}sgM
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BARRIERS SURPRISED

Twelve friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a.. L. Barker gave them a surprise
picnic party at Diamond Point yes
terday afternoon, with a picnic sup
per, after which the guests went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Civ
en- and enjoyed a porch party during
the evening hours. Three tables of
bridge were played and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Given. p. "
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NORTHWEST WHEAT GROWERS
.t. HAVE MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE
(Ry United Pressl

Minneapolis, Aug l1-Arrange-
ments for establishment Of sales
office here were recently completed
by officials of the Northwest Wheat
Growers association
The office will cooperate e. in
marketing the wheat crop Of associa-
ton members in Montana, North
Dakota and Nebraska. This crop has
been estimted at minimum of 25,-
100000 bushels. r. L.. Jeklyn form
er had of the London sales office
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TO ENTERTAIN TONIGHT

Mrs. A. E. Fer and Mrs. J. Died
rich are entertaining this evening at
the home of the former, 9Os BE.
midi avenue, as courtesy to Mrs.
A. L. Barker and Mrs. Philip Gill,
who will leave Bemidji soon for their
new homes. Four tables of bridge
will be, played and lunch served by
the hostesses.
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Mrs. M. F. Borman, who has Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Larson and family at their farm
home southwest of Bemidji, for sew
eral weeks, returned with friends by
auto ito her home at Minneapolis the
first of the week. j. 49,, .~,..l 80.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY IS
T. >. ENJOYING PARTY TODAY

The fifth Of series of chain par
ties being given by the Home Mis-
sionary society to raise funds for
their work is taking place this after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. H. Free
man, 1901 Irvine avenue, she being
hostess to ten ladies. Social con-
versation was enjoyed throughout
the afterno on and" lunch served.
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Ed. Souder Of Turtle River autoed
to- Benidji Thursday and called on
friends. 81 IL, a

TO- Bemidji Thursday and called on
friends. II Il. l5, 9s GA
MI. and Mrs. R. w. Leibsle Of Des
Moines, Iowa, 3 arrived Wednesday
and win spend the remainder Of the
month at the Dean camp at Grace
lake. 81 II.
White cotton gaberdine Wash
Skirts 79cat Troppman's. Id
Mrs. ]. F. Essler and her mother,
Mrs. s. A. Fenton, and Dan Rose
motored today to Walker and Hack.
ensack on combined pleasure and
business trip. y. 4. $.tt#f5
II Mrs. John Kittleson left Thurs.
day for Thief River Falls to visit he1
daughter, Mrs. P. "A. Peterson, to
whom an 8-pound son was born
Wednesday, July 9. Is. .:
Mrs. e. ~ Wilson and daughter,
Dorothy, returned Thursday evening
from Minneapolis where they spent
a few days at the home 81 Mrs. Viii
sons parents en- route home from
Rochester. .t s....ss.s u. s, + NJ: .5
Extra! Extra! Special Attrac-
ton Dave" and Vi @'Mae" Haw-
thorne, The Harmony Duo, in new,
refined, high-class j comedy, singing
an dtalking act; At the Elko The
ater Sunday and Monday. Id
\, Judge B. j. Reck and two daugh-
tiers, Of Mahnomen, spent Thursday
at, the home Of his sister, Mrs. w. EE.
Dean They were accompanied here
by Rev. Brauer, , formerly Of the
town Of FROM, and Philip Stitzel Of
housewife, Ky, Mrs. Deans neph-
ew. ,s; y u. ~, l &. ,.l .5s II. 1
4 Owen Webster, Rollie Schumach-
ter and Jason Yaggy Of Minneapolis
walked all the way to Bemidjis just
for the hike, arriving here Thurs
day The Webster family were for
'mer residents Of Bemidji, Mr.. Web
sted being employed, as linotype OPP
orator by The Pioneer. The boys
are camping at Diamond Point. -
/ Baronett satin and silk rFantasi
Sport Skirts at $3.95-at Tropp-
mans. .ss ~. y ~ \ ,SFFsso4 tn Id
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erwig and
daughters, Helen and Martha, and
their; guests, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J..
Grail, daughter Jean and son Dom
aid, returned to Bemidji yesterday
from Big Turtle Lake where they
have enjoyed . ten days outing,
camping there. Mr.. and Mrs. Grail
and family left this morning by auto
for their home in Minneapolis. :,
RI .Jene Flaaten, a famed northwest
mucisian, well known in Bemidji, he
having worked here year ago try
ing to organize branch conserya-t
tory of music for the Flaaten con-
servatory Of Duluth, was killed in
Duluth in an auto accident last Sat
urday night. Charles Lyons, driver.
Of the car which struck Mr.. Flaaten,
rushed him to q hospital, where he
died 7 II ,.>,.., !. .l,,a@ ,,...s a
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ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Treadwell,
Mill Park, entertained at z o'clock
dinner last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Bercroft and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Linahan. The evening hours were
pleasantly spent in music and con-
Versation. 49,.
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ill., E'lR SON AIS

Items for this. eolunn will -
&E gladly recsivad ~ Mrs. Harvey,
tslsphons l14-V. Reallars Owe
4 & their sussts md 90 th4a-
selves 90 So tlat items Of local
INTEREST are reportsd. Every itsa
Vii b Stvsn propsR sonsidsra-
hon when source 10 knows.
Erick Landgren of Becida made q
business visit to Bemidji Tuesday.
Il Mrs. Max Lubbock Of Grant Vale,
called on friends while shopping in
the city Tuesday. 81 ss;ssi, ,$
Mr.. and Mrs. john Luchen Of
Fernhill motored to Bemidji Tues
Z day and transacted business.
sE Misses Carol, Bess and Florence
! Knox returned last week from Ne
bish where they had enjoyed a two
weeks vacation ] on their father
farm. x 33.. - .,,s..4 &. Il u =.
Dance tonight atsK.. G. hall. Music
by Schuck's Jazz Orchestra. Id
G. D. Greigg and j. G. Hoglin
were in Bemidji Monday en- route to
their homes. at Lake II attic, from a
business trip to- the farm home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cook Of North
ern. 5sf. @ III Iy h. q Sss-83l ! "a
II Mrs. M w, Knox accompanied her
daughter, Mrs, A. Z. Hall. Quest Of
I Cincinnati; who is spending the sum
mer. months here; To Nebish Tues
day to visit friends and relatives for
short time. s.: 5s;.s: s.: N. D. +.
i For picnic excursion parties,
charter passenger launch THO DR. A..
a. Lee, licensedapi hone 5os,J.
.ss;7s sa:$ \. lm9-2
Extra! Extra IS Special Attrac-
toni Dave ~ and 90 = iaw-
thorne, The Harmnoys Duo in, asnew,
refined, high-class comedy, singing
and talking act. At tie Elko The
ater Sunday and Monday. ID
Mrs. William Bets and children
Gordon and Shirley, OF st. Maries,
idaho, who are spending the SUM
3smer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
M. w. Knox, I'LL Park avenue, re
turned to Benidji Wednesday, eve
ming from Kelliher where Mrs Belts
visited for q few days with former
acquaintances. n kzt e.;ss:5s, ~ +.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT Fargo and four
children, who have been camping at
Diamond Point: for a week, left
Thursday morning by auto for their
home at Crookston. While here they
visited a cousin at Tenstrike and
friends at Cass& Lake and h emidji.
They were residents here a. few
years ago at which time Mr.. Fargo
was linotype operator for The Sen
tinel. tt| S,= <. s HIN. 3. ] .s..s. 4. r
4 $4,000 to loan On farms. Deap
Land company. .=ss: LIST
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ENTERTAINs At BRIDcE

Mrs. George Cochran Jr. enter.
tanned a few friends Wednesday af-
ternoon at her summer cottage,
Birchmont Beach. Three. tables of
bridge were enjoyed and a dainty
lunch served by the hostess.
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C. A. r. AND G. A. R. CIRCLE
HOLD MEETINGS SATURDAY
The regular meeting Of the G. A.
r.. will be held tomorrow at 1870 at
the Moose hall. The G. A. r. Circle
will meet Saturday afternoon at, 8
o'clock at the Moose hall, and all
members are requested to be pres
ent. - ;.,..sG
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ENJOY OUTING

The members of the Episcopal
Guild motored yesterday to the
summer home Of Mrs. H. Bolger,
Lake Plantaganet, where they en-
joyed an afternoons outing and held
their business meeting. A picnic
lunch was served. ., w.
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y r. r, Root Of Duluth is business
visitor in Bemidji today and expects
to remain for the Northern Editorial
program tonight. .e@y.. r. -
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and talIins set. At The Elko The
ater Sunday and Monday. Id
Mrs. Fred Bieri arrived in Bemidji
yesterday from Minneapolis and is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kirk, and family, 1909 Lake
boulevard, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Routell of
Grand Forks are occupying their
summer cottage which has just been
completed at tBirchmont Beach. He
is clothing merchant at Grand
Forks. .spr. :a.n,.m.
5 Louis Neumann arrived in Be-
midi last evening from Two Har-
bors and the Range Towns where he
has been employed for several
months and is the guest of relatives
and friends here. >sgy,sz. ss-.,: =.
Walter and William Belts, Jr., mo-
tored, with Carl Nelson to Bemidji
Monday from Nebish,5 where they
were guests for nearly three weeks
at the farm homes Of their uncle, N.
L, Knox, and aunt, Mrs., Carl Jones.
;;Extral Extra! Special Attr.c-
ton .'Dave" and "Mae'' 'Haw-
thorne, The Harmony Due; in new,
refined, hish-class, comedy, singing
and talking act. AZ the Elko The.
ater Sunday and Monday. Id
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Hakkerup,
daughter Vivian and son Robert, mo-
tored Tuesday to Thief River Falls
and Crookston where they were the
guests of friends, while Mr.. Hak-
kerup was transacting business. They
returned to Bemidji yesterday.
: Mrs. Richard Develle of Usage,
Mimi, is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson ,14O9
Beltrami~ avenue, having arrived in
Bemidji Wednesday evening. Today
she is an all-day guest Of Mrs. H. A.
Lepper and family, 1410 Minnesota
avenue. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. N. X. Ongsgard and
daughter Martha, and Mrs. Cuttings,
all Of Spring Grove, who have been
guests for the past three days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Qualey,
81 America avenue, left this morn
ing for MINI eapolis, making the trip
by auto. Little Kenneth Qualey ac-
companied theme alsses g.. !:
Mrs. Earl Brown and little daugh-
tiers, Marjorie and Dorothy, expect
to leave tomorrow for Duluth where
they will be the guests Of relatives
for two weeks. 54@ sS,s Az $ls,.
Herbert Allen of Milwaukee, and
D. H. Wall Of Grand Rapids, both
travelling statesmen for the Shevlin
Mills, who have spent the past few
days in Bemidji on business, left this
morning for their homes. Il They.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs; c. L..
listed at dinner. at the Markham no.
tel last evening. " '.'.
Frank Hitchcock left Thursday for
his home at Long Beach, CAL, after
transacting business in Bemidji for
the past week. He was a guest We'd
nesday at the farm home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. G. Schroeder. He has rent
ed his home at 1921 Park avenue to
Pat Nugent and family Of 5Laporte
who will move here in the fall.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John Duffy and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, and Mrs.
Ernest Rode motored from, Mime
apolis Tuesday to spend few days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. G.
Campbell, 11O5 Dewey avenue. They
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Knutsen and daughter Phyllis
from Minneapolis. Mrs. Knutsen is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell.
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II Mrs. Garry Brennan has returned
to her home, Kaplan apartments,
from st. Cloud, where she was called
because Of the serious illness of her
mother. s.&sc. =, 4sS IT,. ..
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Mr.. and, Mrs. Weismann and FAM
lily Of Minneapolis are occupying the
George Cochran Sr. cottage at Birch
mont Beach for two weeks.
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Mrs. E. p. Kenfield and son John
went by train yesterday to Cass
Lake and will spend few days at
Norway Beach. "a. 49,. = .,.'..
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Alvin Steinson Of Mandan, N. D.,
and w. c. Hall of Walker, Mimi,
transacted business here and called
on friends this week. .* ....-. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Koors motor
ed to Walker yesterday on q bust
ness trip, returning to Bemidiii last
evening.
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Mrs. VIM. LaMont was operated
on yesterday for the removal OF her
tonsils and is reported to be getting
along nicely. ll.@1Es%.&
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Rev. "A. Whitby left last night for
his home at International Falls after
visiting friends in Bemidji for about
q week. bssi 5s.s =, !, ( y 81 ji@
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BETHEL LUTHERAN MEMS
. SOCIETY MEETS TONIGHT

An interesting program is being
prepared for the meeting of the
Mems society of the Bethel Luther
an church to be held. this evening at
8 o'clock at the church. This will be
followed by a picnic lunch, and all
are welcome. .sEc' sT'~- ~. ..-.
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E. N. French motored to Mime
,apolis Wednesday to transact BUSH
ness for a few days. He expects to
return to Bemidji tomorrow. t.
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Mrs. VIM. Ridell Of Turtle River
lis attending to business matters in
Bemidji this week. s:5

Miss Ruth Loughin of Grand
Forks, N. D., is the guest Of Miss
Grace Lambe, Grand Forks Bay.
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S.: ::,l!!e,ly
~ e ~ o.
FELLOWS LODGE y ,.
TO MEET THIS EVENING

All members of the /. o. O. F. are
requested to be present at the regu-
lar meeting to be held this evening
at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall. - :,
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1 ( Il
The answer will be found among
sodsy's want ads. u a s1. 1s.y Ia. y5.S
(What "Dlandsr' do you susgsst7)
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j. w. Wilcox left this morning by
auto for Wadena to transact bust
ness there today. S.'; # ,:f t55..
E. N. French motored to Mime
apolis Wednesday to transact BUSH
ness for a few days. He expects to
return to Bemidji tomorrow. ..
Dance at New Armory Saturday,
August 18th. Music by Dot Vans
Orchestra. l., tst e. sr'~. ,. "a. 2d8-1O
Frank sLange, NJ. G. Foley and
Vernon Foley left for Hot Springs,
Ark, w ednesday morning, making
the trip by auto. They will bring
Mr.. Foley's brother back with them
when they return in about two
weeks. =, III, y. ~ ~. 49,. 8 .
Mrs. A. r. Carlson and daughter
Miss: Corrine arrived home yesterday
from a four weeks auto trip to Ne
braska where they have been visit
ing relatives and friends. Mr.. Carl
son returned as far as st. Paul with
them and stopped there for a few
days to do his fall buying.
- n 3
4 Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson,
1917 Lake boulevard, had as their
house guests for two. days, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. p. .Fynskov and son Lowell
of Owatonna, and Lester Bordsen of
Osakis,. MINI. They are motoring
through the state and left Tuesday
for Duluth, where they wilFspend q
few days before returning to their
homes. t4sz Il ~. H. n.y. . Il
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ts.SS
Bids will be received up to August
22nd for the erection Of q church
building at Remer,' MINI. n. 81.
Plans and specifications may be.
seen at the office of the clerk and
at the office of F. "A. Schweiger, .7Ar-
chitect, Moose Lake, MINI. s5f
The board reserves the right to re-.
ject any or all bids. IN s4..S.
..sss MRS. J.. r. POUND, Clerk,
- Mason Memorial Congregational
3dS-10 Il Il ISL e. t za Church.
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Extra! Extra! Special Attrae-
toni ''Dave,'' and "Mae" Haw-
thorne, The Harmony Duo, in new,
refined, hish.elass comedy, singing
and talking set. At the Elko The
ater Sunday and Monday. Id
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Dance at New Armory Saturday,
August 18th. Music by Dot Vans
Orchestra. g... srj~s -. 2d8-1O
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slE Misses Carol, Bess and Florence
Knox returned last week from Ne
bish where they had enjoyed a two
weeks vacation on their fathers
farm. !; *1..# I'd .,a5s5 &. -
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MI. and Mrs. R. NJ. Leibsle Of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived Wednesday
and win spend the remainder Of the
month at the Dean camp at Grace
lake. III \. ..5s
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Mrs. p. ~. Wilson and daughter,
Dorothy, returned Thursday evening
from Minneapolis where they spent
a few days at the home 81 Mrs. Viii
sons parents en- route home from
Rochester. 5.s..se s.:.,-r.... $& ,l.s:
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Dance tonight sat5K. G. hall. Music
by Schuck's Jazz Orchestra. ri Id

G. D. Greigg and J. G. Hoglin
were in Bemidji Monday, en- route to
their homes at Lake Hattie, from a
business, trip to the farm home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cook Of North
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Mrs. Fred Bieri arrived in Bemidji
yesterday from Minneapolis and is
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kirk, and family, 100 Lake
for few days.
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White cotton gaberdine Wash
Skirts 79cat Troppman's. Id

u Mrs. ] !. f. Essler and her mother,
Mrs. s. a. Fenton, and Dan Rose
motored today to Walker and Hack
Iensack on a combined pleasure and
business trip. VI lss 5ss!i @ $it.f
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Mrs. John Kittleson left Thurs
day for Thief River Falls to visit her
daughter, Mrs. p. "A. Peterson, to
whom an 8-pound son was horn
Wednesday, July g.. 5s..,@3. S:s.
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I: $50, 900 to loan, On farms. Deap
Land company. = .:sss; LIST
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Luchen Of
Fernhill motored to Benidji Tues
day and transacted business. 81.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
WANTED TO RENT.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
PUBIC sALE.
I.I-AIRls nAzAAR-

KLAIR's BAZAAR.
AZ SATURDAY. APRIL 4,
At no o'clock. will start
N 49, on wagons. harness. pigs.
~ cows poultry, lot of
AAA clothing, blankets and
NEllA robes sent here 70 be-
sold 70 raise some cash.
Won will get them FOR less than one-half
factory cost. At ~ o'clock, 100 head
of horses and mules. 2S head nice.
smooth horses and mares. from %
years OF age. sound and good. broken;
sold one weeks trial Come and buy a
horse where you get a square deal
You don't have 70 send am scalper
here. 10 buy a horse for you and allow
him 10 make a commission on you.
sold Tor you 10 take home and Try
and 10 not worth the money, 20 be re-
turned 40 other auction In the East
where you can buy horses with this
kind Of "a guarantee. rs head OF horses
N an kinds on commission. Lot of
wagon harness. 25 good. young pigs.
Nofice-horses at all times az private
sale. Sold carload last week az private
sale
r1ar2s- -2a-3i Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1922-03-31
FRATERNAL spIRITUALISrs.

FRAT AL SPIR1TUAL1sTs'
CHURCH. Eden Hall. Service sun
day. at 3 p NJ. Lecture by Prof Chris.
Jensen. subject "The Golden Rule. d"
T90 r. NJ service conducted by Mrs
w W. Moore. Lecture hy Prof Chris
teuscn Subject. "The Great Dream or
Human Life" Psychic demonstration
after eafh lecture Messages hy Mrs.
a. Eiverson mar3i-lt