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THE EVENING JHERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pago Nina
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NEW TODAY
$ :i 7 " 0 KlvN-rnom modern homo, j
clone In: lurgo lot. largo Imxeuient. '
fluuo uu.h. A npli.ndld buy. j
, . , , '
$,',ftu-8lx room and linlu. iin lllgli
l. Hill biinxmi'iii, $',uu mulii lm-
MiedliUii liowewloii.
$300(1- Five-room modem. A nice
Juimo. liiHiil locallon, $S0( iii.-h. ;
i
$3ri00 iKonr-room modern home,
v. link (oor. gUHigii, dir. Tllbt 1 a
real buy, $7 50 conli.
f Yl'Zll liriee." ""
f low , Ml Imrgaln prlre.
J. A. 111. ,!,. A.- HI.,
7 u.l Main tit.
Kolt ItKNT r'urniirn healed rooms.
Jinth mid phone. On pavement, U
'! " Z",Mu " " " r'.'
I hn.t SKt-M. tH-l.
r!T.TJ7.'.7,,7rT," -,A i
WANTHI)Trt borrow $70(1 or
$1(100. good secgrlty. Ilox J 0"-!
Herald office. ZK-l .
WANTMH Odd Job. criM,nterlng.
repeltlng or painting. Ill I'lue
si rent.
28-fc
: ' .
.'Oil KA1.K
mono suo i ,
cars. Prices right. Terms. M. S. 1
W'nkefleld. Central garage.
28
Xoilv, I'. II. of J. (!. of A., Car-iM-ntera'
Im-kI, Nn, 1 110,
Ilogulur meeting Wednendny, 7:30 1
P. SI. at I. O. O. K. hnll.
28
llourbott Red Turkeys, Ithode l
land Itnd frlm; dreaavd or allvu;
delivered. 1'liouo lu-K-24. 28
WANTKH 2 co.tls 4-foot body
wood. Hlrvl Ilnkery. - 28-2
- -
' n'hunkaglvlng dinner at the Home
lleniBiirmii from 11:30 to 1:00 end
fi to 7:30. Roc a plate. 2
KOR HUNT Throe -room house
will garngu, close In on Mutu al.
Kur:ilture and wood for sale cheap.
Wood all alorod for winter, tan at;
thn urummond rrint enip, rou:in
nirooi, -
" lrr. '
KOH ItKNT Four-room
cottage. Enquire 327 N. bth.
28-30 I
KOR HAI.K -JIoiIko touring, flrat
class shapo. Clieap. Bulck Oarnge,
7th and Klamath. 28-1
' l'KKINtl. Nov. 27. A practise air j
MRU HUH
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 llllllll III
Wlllliww faaaai
ninnnin Turin
PD KINSMAN
most as old oa China Itself that
of Qxtarllng mouoy from woll-to-do
Chlnoio by threatening to desoprnte
or by Actually desocratlng anoostrnl
emvos has been rovlvod by Honnn
linndlls, ; ' ' '
Nnnvang. In tho middle of Honnn
pVovlnco, offorg an outstanding ex
nmplo of this rovlval. ' Once a
thriving town nnd tho hopio of Chu
ko Miing, famous hero nnd strato
BlHt ot tho tlmo of tho Threo King
doms, has become a bandit Mrong
' hold. Virtually all wealthy Chinese
have long BlncQ loft , the place to
' enenpo extortion. But the bandits
still have a grip on them. ' '
ny throate-nlng a exhiiroo Hi
bones of their parents or other an
costora, tho most sacred things con-
colvohlo Iq flip mind of tho C)inose
nnd to burri thorn Pr scatter thorn
to the four winds,' the bandits are
vlrttialfy certain of receiving ransom
1 monoy from Ibwo wealthy people.
Thoy nra just ss certain of the
s money nf if thoy had possession of
tho victim of oxtortlon htrpaelt or pf
hla living rolotlvos.
Morovor, oven In tho ovent ft cp-
v live is Itlllod owing to delay on the
. jinrt of friends pr rolatlves I p pay
ing ransom monoy, the body still
remnlna to be nanspmod to save It
from desecration.
It Is enld thoro are at least 80
, nanRs of bandlla centering around
Nnnynnrf nnd occupying mora than
HO villages In tho surrounding ter
ritory, Tlin gangs range In number
from 000 to 8,000 rnom.obOM each.
dCvory six tons of waste papor pro
dunog tho pqulvalent In pulp of on
acre ot virgin timber.
FOR SALE
1 u in no lngr abln to conduct my
I miaini'M, so nrwiin oiinii vain
fr ,, will sell nt h low price If
taken nt onco. A Kiiod opportunity
for rlitlit pnrly, "Investigate."' For
further particular or write Tlmo.
II. Young, Mldlunil, Ore. 27-3
PICKI,1!I OI.IVEB, $1.35 per gal
lon, by prupnid parcel pout. II. If.
I'll 11 1 1 ih. Corning, Cul. 27lf
Dry limb wood for sain; sawed
any lenKth. Phono ll-F-6. ltobert
Newman. 20-2
HTOVIig KOR 8 A I.I' One conk atovo
t uml one lieu I or, like new. inquire
Klamath Hlincrlor laundry. 23-20
. ,
Pon haLK Hod apples, orchard run
l r,0, Kxlr UllKyi $il Ilt)r bx.
W. J. Quackcitbunu, Tulnnt, Oro-
gnn. 23-12
FOll HAI.1-: Choice wlnlor apple
of various varieties. Write for
price, T. J. (lardner, Box 20, R, V.
i) o, Mcdford, Ore. , N. 12-1). 11
i
Uody Wood.
! Klmt-c)a, no dead stuff, $10.00
;cord. King Ilros. (Mty Transfer. 7tf
PO OR TRAI)IJ-If you want
J
.... - . V..'ll I... .-,.-(.. I Ull.t
IIAUV CHICKS White and Ilrown
Uighorns, DurreU Hocks, 11. I.
booking for f,U and flprtng delivery.
A, cMckt ttom luipoctod flocks, and
all eggs handled by us aro furnish-
,, ... m.mh.r. of ih. fllenn Co.
cortlf lod Flock and Aecredlated
i,.,.hrv Association. Orlnnd
CALIF. A member of the uienn co..
rr,,rf piMk and Hatchery Asso-
,
KOR BALE Cholca winter apple
var oua var ot es. wrtle for once,
T. J. Gardner, Uox 80, R. P. D. t
'Medford Oregon,
018-NU
AUTOMOBILES
KOR 8AI.K Overlund touring car,
$250. $100 down and $50 pur
mont. P. O. box 221. 26-3
WANTED
WANTED Two sleoplng rooms with
bath. Phono 300 or 202 R. 27-30
EXI'KHIKNCKD stenographer wants
public work. Call 407. 38-6
Mrs. McDnnlels wishes maternity
or other cases. Washington notei
38-3
WANTED Team work. Hnve plonty
of good dirt. Phono 687-W. 24-1
WANTED Clean rags, no icrups, ?c
WANTED TO BORROW Thg capi
tal you need Is avgiiaoia if you n
uso a was ad in The Horuiu, avif.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Five-room, partly fur
.nlshed, apt. 418. N. 10th st. istf
. H
KOR RENT Sleam-heated rdoms
i also garage. Phone 382 M. 2-28
HELP WANTED
HELP WANTED And seourod with'
la 2 hour, by a small Herald
oltua fled so. "
rirtniT.nvl Tl . L V'TPIl 1 1 Aii .
I . l. mnm waii aorn mora liv
securipg a better position through
The Herald ciaasxiisa aa comma
. . . 80tt.
BUSINESS. NOTICES
. Tint and paint up boforo the holi
days. Patterson's, 630 S. Sixth St.
Phone 582-J. . . . : . 34-1
Get our prlcos on rooting, deaden
ing foil and giass. Pattorson's, 630
8. Sixth. I s-l
"Oh, you hove a now stove!"
Yes, send away for It."
"We never send out ot town for
anything." ; .
"I know, but your husband Is a
union man and makes good' wages."
, CULINARY ALLIANCE NO. 424.
Affiliated with A. F. of L. 23-30
Turn your thoughts to the Indoor
months and banish those dingy
walls by getting Patterson to do your
tinting. 630 .3. 6th St. Phone
6 8 2-J. ' u.l
POINGS OF THE DUFFS
'ts7J cr--"! :M ' i jl'TLERAM FROM MOTHER:, - . tTlS'SOUZ
REAL ESTATE
FOR SAI'K Corner lot, 08x72, one
nlock from ftl .i m st puvumoiil,
sower roiilwctloii, Kxcellcnt fur ho-
nl. roomltiK house, apurtment,
$ar,no. Toiuiw. l, u. lugua. ' mis
Wllllts Wdg. N27,28,30
Oil 8ALB OH TRADK for resident
property In Kluniatli Fulls. Hum 1 1
etock ranch, 100 acres, with good
outrungo on main road. Mall twice
dally; school ,mllu; about 2ii
acroa In cultivation; about CO acre
well fenced; fulr house; two good
barns! Individual water right. Ad
dress If. 1'. Kgger, Urant I'um,
Oregon, . 28-8
POn 8ALK 6-room modern houso,
furnished or nnfurnlnhcd, terms.
Consider small enr, Call 213 Mich.
avn., phone 483-W. 22-28
LOST & FOUND
KOIJN'D On Rhlpplngton road, can-
van and leather coat. Owner ran
ave aarno at Herald officn, 27-28
i. i i . ., .
FOUND $20 In eaey money, by put
ting a, 50-cent want ad In The
Herald and dlnioelng of exceei atuff
that t couldn't uae but was Just what
tha other fellow wanted. SOtf.
LOST-A chance to tell liveetock.
real eatate, automobllea, pernonal
property of all klndj, by falling to
uhs The Herald elaeilfied columns.
. ! 80tf.
The Oriental llcauty Hliop.
Special for Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, marcell, 75c. Moke ap
pointment by phono, 518 Main 8t
sulta U, No, 3. phono Olfi. 16-28
BU8IX8S OPPORTUNITY Want tq
buy. want to sell, want a partner.
Easily arranged through The Herald
classified advertisements. 80tf
TKIANOLB CAre The place to get
good eata. opkn aiL nioht. sii
Halo BtreaL Phone (14. 14tf
MISCELLANEOUS
O. K. 8. XOTICK.
Regular meeting of Aloha chapter.
No. 61. O. K. 8., Tuesday evening.
November 27. nt 8 o'clock. Initiation
and refreshments. 2-8
BiJvA mcmillan, w. m.
MAKK intlHT.MAS MONKV.
Boye. glrla and even older folks
can make extra Christmas money In
the next few weeks. Easy work. Call
at The Sun office, 119 North Eighth
street- 20-tt
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Thoroughbred German
Isbcpherd police dog, 8 months old.
Phone 407. , . . 28-5
FOR 8ALE 26 head of September
Poland China pigs, weigh 40
pounds or more, $4 each, delivered
in Klamath Falls. F. T. Nelson.
phone 17-F-3. . 28-28
FOR SALE A few fine grain-fed
fturkcys, first-class condition, for
breeding purposes. Phone 496-J-l.
; .' 23-2$
LIVESTOCK Can be quickly dis
posed of by a small for sale ad In
The Herald. ' SOtf
New Mills addition grocery store
Near the Hall, Roso and Rose, call
and get our prices. " Oil Nil
MUSIC
Mrs. Wlllnrd Jobnsoh. 803 North
3d st. will take a limited number of
pupils In music on the piano. Call
284 M for terms. 34-1
MONEY TO kOAfl
MONEY TO LOAN If. you have it
' and are looking tor good invest
ment, you can find the on you re
looking for with a smajl ad la The
Herald claasitied column. , . SOtf
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE JO CREDITORS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed ad
ministrator ot the estate of Mary
. Swlnglo. deceased, by the county
court of the Mate of Oregon, for
Klamath county, ' and all - persona
having claims against said estate are
required to present same, with the
proper vouchers, to said administra
tor at his law offices, Lobmla build
ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, wltliln
six months front the date ot this
notice.
BPRT C. THOMAS. '
Administrator of the eatate of
Mary B. Swingle, deceased. ' i
Dated October 29 ,1923.
O 31 N 7, 14, ii, 28.
NOTICE FP RPUBLICATJON
Department of the Interior.
United States land office at Lake-
LEGAL NOTICES
view, Oregon, November 8, 1923.
Notice Is hereby given that Melis
sa E. Chase, ot Bonanza, Oregon, who
on Soptomber' 22, 1819, mad
Homestead Bntrr Act, February 19,
1900. No. 010525, for BW'A BWW
Section 5, WBKA Section 6, NE
Vi Section 7, and N V4 NW , Section
8, Township 39 outb. Range 13
East, Wllllamette Meridian, ba filed
notice to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before 1. O. Ham-
aker, United States commissioner, at
Bonanza, Oregon, on the 8th day of
December, 1923;
Claimant namea as witnesses:
Vy II. Sparks, Earl Brown, Jerry
McCarty, Ed Miller, all of Bonanza,
Orcgoa.'
F. P. LIGHT.
Register.
Not. B Doe. 6 Inc.
XOTICK FOR 1'fllI.ICATION.
Difpiiruperit of tho Interior
United States Land Office at Lake
view, Oregon, Nov. 19, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Peter
Pietcrsteiner, of Algoma. Oregon,
who, on November 24, 1920. made
Homestead entry. No. 011873. for
Lots 1, 5. Sec. 24, T. 37 8., R. 8 K.;
Lot 2 and SE14 NW'4, Sec. 19.
Township 37 8.. Range 9 B., Willam
ette meridian, has filed notice ot In
tention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to tho land
aliove-descrlbed, before C. R. DeLap,
clerk ot the county court, at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, on the 27th day
of December, 1923. .
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Hagelsteln, Ray Cox, Wm.
Uhrmann, Ocorge Hagelsteln, all of
Algoma, Oregon.
' P. P. LIGHT.
Register.
N. 21 D, 22-Inc.
XOTICK OP KAI.B OP REAL PROP-
KllTV VOH DKI.I NQUEN'T IM-
I'HOX KMK.NT AHHK8S5IKXT,
By virtue ot a Warrant issued by
the Police Judge of the City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, dated tbe
30th, day of October, A. D. 1923.
and to me direct!, notice is hereby
given that I have levied upon the
following - described real property,
to-wlt; i. . .
Lot 19. Block 1. Railroad Add!
tlon taken and levied upon as tho
property of Harry A. Kindred, In
satisfaction of a certain Improve
ment Hen created and docketed by
the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon,
for a proportionate share or tne
cost of Improving Sixth Sewer
Knit which said lien la docketed in
Volume 4C of the City Lien Docket
of Bald City nt. page 79. thcreot on
the dale of Feb. 1310. A. u. isza,
In the sum of $58.49; Notice Is al
so hereby given that the under
signed ' will.' on the 22nd day ot
December A. D. 1923, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A- M. of said day, at
the front door of the City Hall In
said City, sell nt public auction, to
the highest bidder tor cash In
hand, the aforementioned - and de
scribed real property, or so mucn
tbereof as may be necessary to sa
tisfy the above ' Hen. In. tho sum of
356.49. . together with interest
thereon at the rate of. per cent
per annum from the 19th day ot
February, A. D. 1923. and together
with tha costs and disbursements
of sole hereunder.
' GEO. L. HUMPHREY.
Ciief of Police of. the. City, of
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
4r31r?S-5-12-19.
NOTICE QF 8AT.E QF REAL PROP
KRTY FOR DF.LINQfF.NT. IH
PROVEMEXX ! ASSESSMENT. '
By virtue ot a Wrrant Issued by
the Police Judge of tha City of
Klamath Falls. Oregon, dated the
24th dy of Octobers A. D. 1923,
and to me directed, notice is bereby
given that I have levied upon the
following - described real property.
tp-wu: -
Lot E, Block 55, Second Hot
Springs addition. Taken and levied
upon as' the property of Archie
Alexander, in satisfaction of a cer
tain sewer lien created and docketed
by the City ot Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, tor a proportionate share ot
the cost of Improving Fifth Sower
Unit, which said Hen is docketed
In Volume- 4-A ot the City: Lion
Docket of said City at page 8 there-.
ot on the date of February, 19th,
A. D. 1923. in the sum of $42.08.
Xotce Is also hereby given that the
undersigned will, on the 2 2d day of
December. A. D. 1923, at the hour
of 10 o'clock ' A. M. ot said day,
at the front door ot the City Hall
in the said city, eeil at public auction
to the hlahest bidder tor ' cash in
hand, the aforementioned and de
scribed -real property, or so muoh
thereof ae Tnav be necessary to satis
fy the above lien in the sum ot
342.08. together with interest there
A UNLESS
By Our Country Editors
KENO
l'art of the play apparatus for the
school was erected last week. Dis
aster resulted. Waive Grubb fell
out of the swing and cut her arm
and Cona Bnowgoose was struck by
the swlngboard and received a pain
fu bruise on ber forehead. Both
are recovering,
Mrs. K. E. Puckett and daughter
Jcssio together with several other
members of their family returned
Monday evening from Saginaw, Ore
gon where they attended the Chris
tian convention.
Mr. Buckbeo : has recently pur
chased the Kono property owned by
C. Bnowgoose and Is engaged In
tearing down tho old bouea to make
way for some improvements of his
own.
Saturday afternoon an old barn
in Keno caught fire and furnished
LEGAL NOTICES
4-
on at the rale of 6 per cent per
annum from the 19th day ot Febru
ary, A. D. 1923, and together with
tho eonls and disbursements of sale
hereunder.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY,
Chief of Police ot the City ot
Klamath, Falls-jOregon.
14-21-28-5-12-19.
NOTICE OP SALE OF RKAI, PROP?
KRTY FOR DELINQUENT IM
I'HOVEMKXT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue of a Warrant Issued by
the Police Judge of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, dated the
2f"i day' of October. A. D. 1923,
and to me directed, notice Is bereby
given that I have levied upon the
following - described real property,
to-wlt:
Lot 3 and 4, a strip of land SO
feet wide off the westerly side of
Lot 2, all In Block 62. Origins!
Town. Assessed to J. F. Goeller.
now property of Jack Slater; Takon
and ferled upon as the property ot
Jack Slater, in satisfaction of a cer
tain improvement lien created and
docketed by the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for a proportionate
share of the cost of improving Third
Sewer unit, which said Hen is dock
eted in Volume 1 of the City Lien
Docket of said -City at page 253
thereof on the date ot June 17. A.
D. 1911, In the sura of $136.70. No
tice Is also nereby given that tho
undersigned will, on the 22d day ot
December, A, . D.' 1923, at- the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day.
at the front door of the City HJl
in said City, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash ip
hand, the aforementioned and de
scribed real property, or so mncn
thereof as roav be necessary to satis-
fv the nhnvft lien in the ' Sum of
$136.70, together with interest there
on at. rate of 6 per cent per annum
from the 17th day of June. A. D.
1911. and together with the costs
and disbursements of sale hereunder.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY,
Chief of Police of tho City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
14-21285-12,19.
XQTICK OF SAJLK OF REAL PROP
ERTY FOn BKIXQl'ENT Pr
I'ROVEJIEXT ASSESSMENT.
By virtue ot a wanpnt Issued, by
the Police Judge of the City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, dated the. 24th
day ot October, A. D. 1823. and to
me dlreotod, notice Is hereby given
that I have levied upon the -following
described real property, to-wlt:
(Lot 3, Block 4, Canal addition.
Taken and levied upon as tha prop
erty of W. J. Bvans, in satisfaction
ot a certain improvement lien created
nnd docketed by the City ot Klamath
Falls, Oregon, for a proportionate
share of the cost of Improving Sixth
Sewer Unit, which said lien Is dctk
eted In Volume 4C of . the Qiy 1 Lien
Docket ot said City at P'.fee 57 there
of on the date of EVbruary 19th, A.
D. 1923, In tha sum of $49.49. No
lice is also hereby given that the
undersigned will, on the 22d day ot
December. A. D. 1923. at tha hour
ot 10 o clock A. M. of eald-dav. at
the front door- ot the City Hall In
said City, sell at Public auction to
tha highest bidder for cash In hand,
the aforementioned- and described
real property, or pa much thereof as
may be necessar to satisfy the afcove
lien In the sum ot. $49.49. together
with Interest thereon at the rate of
8 per cent per annum from the 19th
day of February, A. D. 1823, and
together witn me costs and . dis
bursements of sale hereunder.- -GEO.
L. HUMPHREY,
(Chief of Ponce ot - the , City ot
Klamath. Falls, Oregon.
14,21,28-5,12,19. '
- i ' 1 " ' 1 1 1
MESSAGE
oxcltoment for a tow minutes. The
fire was aoon extinguished with lit
tle damage done. On Sunday the
electric light pole at tha acboolhouBe
suddenly -burst Into flames which
were soon discovered and put under
control. The ground wire caused the
trouble but It baa been fixed now
so It will ba safe.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Crlmmeng have
moved to Ashland. Crimmlns has
been hauling, logs here fqi? several
months but vaa forced to stop on
account of the new traffic regula
tions.
Mrs. Rose Simmers did some shop
ping in Klamath Falls last week.
R. VI. Tower was in Klamath
Falls aeyeral times to attend to bus
iness connected with the schools.
Patrons ot the Keno dance hall
were treated to another dance Sat
urday evening.
yord has been received here that
Augusta Puckett, who Is in Poftt
land 'receiving medical treatment, is
rapidly regaining her health.
. Mr. I.evlts new coupe Is scarcely
big enough to hold the broad smile
be wearg when driving it.
Advertising pays. Try It and see.
LINKVILLE IN
MARSHAL OTHtf SMALKEtt. OMXED OK
AUMT SARAH PeABoOY TaDAY-
I - J ss&ae loTffi i i 1 x n , Joppeai
ZZ-T405T CAe ER. KPPtZt I KVSCTHA.5 AS - V Ml- I
I ? -ZZ "to strakhtem up! iMomtrivai AJfyJL
'. i;i?tr TH'House fob. A He,,. IrtZjrTT'TrTr
VI HO ARC THOSB PRBTrr)- V-Tmt ftA I
j .w-n ivt seen muiw -.,,. - -
A.STHMA FOR SEyEftAUTMYS BUT5EEAEO A BIT BETTEfi "TOtWV tjy
AUNT SARAH HAS BEEN AILING VOTH
EVERETT TRUE
-: .J
K "VI
lEVeRCTT; x Takg Jt.that A Hustorj MAMjA
Utte Ycw4nusr Hdve 'HAD I A ) MISHTYf HOP I
op- HAiRTeg"Heg: - ' tt
but HowIthe, gflS:".- I
; r
TELESRAMNOTHINjK -V
) ,WRON6 NUMBER CAN i
xaii acA-r, a ateri. iikc TUAT.
- rjj pert i '
CALLING AT
JTHE MORNINSlANDTHEN
NUMBER"?.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Klsckua soil
family were . busluniis visitor In
Klamath Falls Saturday. '
'Mrs. H. P. Kimball and daughter
Lorene were shopping In the county
seat Saturday. ; .
A. ' T. Stevenson and daughter
Christina were in Klamath ' . Falls
Wednesday from the Dolley & Stev
enson'a sawmill.
Mrs. William Wright had a strpko
of paralysis last Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cowley ao
companted by Dave Cox of Klamath,
palls were visiting at the Iryln Pool
borne, Saturday. ' i
iSllas Clarke of Klamath Falls vis
ited with his sister, Mrs. ' Charlie
Flackus last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Michael and
son Marvin were bqslness ylaltori at
Bonanza Saturday.
Ralph Hodgson's turkey shoot t
the Hlldebrand store Sunday was a
complete success and. many more
turkeys could have been disposed of.
rThera will be a community din
ner at tha schoolhouse on Thanks
giving day. Everybody Invited.
The flour mill owned by the State
at Grand Forks, North Dakota, sus
tained an operating loss of $134,581
in the last eight months, accor4UH
to audit published by tha state in
dustrial commission. '
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