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Million to One
Every boy has a chance to be-
come President, but 1,000,000 out of
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immediately after the hail season.
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EDITOR IN BISMARCK
Visitors of the week in Bismarck
were Editor and Mrs. W. H. Fran-
ces, of Velva .... Mr. Frances is
editor and publisher of the Velva
Journal, one of North Dakota's
leading weekly newspapers. He is
State CapitolT'
COMMISSION MEETS
The state industrial commission,
consisting of Governor Welford,
Attorney General Sathre and Com-
missioner of Agricultur~ and Labor
i i'lillllltll I I!l'11 gililit llili'" lilii";~ ~ "-"~;~I
prohibited from leaving the mining i~'t
district and must live in compounds
without their wives. When the
wives visit them, conversation may
take place only behind wire grat- u
lngs. Native shops on the corn- ~ ~,
pound supply all necessities. At
the expiration of tim contracts, the
workers are kept until a thorough
si
pr-
rot
Love's Labor
Wily are not boys lmr to raising
all the watermelons? They're the
fondest of them.
Kathryn asked her hu~mnd about it, and he told her to do whatever she
thought best. So Kathryn asked the old man in and prepared him a hot meal,
for which lie thanked her almost too profusely.
After the dinner dishes were cleared away they all went into the
living room to listen to the radio. The old man. by this time, seemed
to have made himself pretty much at home,
Ile even took off his shoes--a thing that Kathryn didn't like very much.
A zneeting of the state welfare -n-r~hd-~s-~'o~rL'~t~'i~Mnn~
board was hehl here on October 15. zattoa of a lion hunt some time
.... The board, through its coun- later iu the fall. Several reports
ty setups, will take on activity of lions having been seen have
November 1. The money will be reached Bismarck.
it ~ It
allocated to the various counties
BACK FROM SOUTH
according to their needs. R.H. Walker, member of the
Wonder
Whether the"Pain"
Remed~ You Use
Meats, Sweets Read This
Ceed~ Doctors say that much of the so-
Coun called "indigestion, from which so
"Pax
~. ~ many of tm suffer, is really acid in-
Sa~m- = .... ~i~tio!L... brot~ht
Kathryn Gets an Unusual Scare.
As she was leaving, she picked up a card she saw lying on the kitchen
tab]@. She didn't look at it then--didn't think of It until after she had arrived
at the place where she worked.
When she did look at it, though, she almost screamed aloud. For
crudely printed on one side of the card were the words, ,,Messenger
of Death."
Back to her mind, then, came the queer old man's repeated assertion that
lieutenants who were active In the
early days of the league. Townley
now has little or nothing to do with
state politics.
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MAY RESUME FARM LOANS
After going over a perio~ of some
time without making farm loans,
it is expected that the board of
university and school lands will
again start loaning money about
the first el November. Stringent
~.la= ~ra lmtd dnwn bv the board
i :
surance and national and state la-
bor legislation. Hunter conferred
with other re-employment direc-
tors and government employees on
the situation in the various statel
and in the nation generally.
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SENATOR NYE HERE
Gerald P. Nye, North Dakota's
Junior senator, was a Bismarck
visitor Monday, October 1 .... He
stooped for a few hours at the Pat-
Preparations
THE person to ask whether t h.o
preparation you or your tamely
are" taking for the relief of headaches
is SAFE to use regularly is your
family doctor. Ask him particularly
about Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN.
He will tell you that the
discovery of Bayer Aspirin :ost
"'pain" remedies were a~ sod
against by physicians as bad for the
stomach and, often, for the heart.
Which is food for thought if you
1 uOning ktclneys. Ihey are recom-
I mended by grate|ul users the country
I over. Get them [tom any dluggist.
lihtll,tulilt' '
In a baby bhie sport roadster.
Locksmiths' Art Shown
~---WN U Service
]crown wldc!, hung on a chain from
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is made'on professional letter heaa.