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$?A pi 'tests' *55* ft&^SI 1 & &kj&tc\ "WW 11 mmmKmKamnnlf*uA, Rjj: SX-i United States Fund ej-/: Postal Depository We WiU Welcome Your Banking '-:-U' and Shall Be Pleased to Have You Call1 Concerning Same TelepUie 100 BEMIDJI, MINN Kct .tar Red Lake Dept PupOSkym For Hiformmtlom Wrtto Indian: on Us forlnformatibtf tAlJE FILLE A OU MR Lamber, Sash, Doors, MworKdl Lime, Cement* Piaster ..^'-Drain TiIe,=Bricli "Building Papers and Washboard 'yi iiiiym(ijiii[f ij n'mi i mil fiiMiru jiit jt^ti^i a^ri?:ocf 0 JuoJa I^rfey*^ Mirtff -JiriH^ &M3T1 WQ1TAT& M^Al 7 nine? .T-M Ji?/ji vff,^ t^ -vt --.J-^_* ncn__! A 1V JSrUAAIt ITRM S ,efima* .13$ tt'l BUMI^^ "SO* .n RSJJIO: 7 ^^T i ar.o"A A cafM iO MERCAHTIAMFCOl am A. L. MOLAMDE*. Trmmm. BEMIDJI, HfMIV. 5 Wks^fesher iiil A u\:lil&ri.6 ru ',^ia Werner ON :m r? MINNEAPOLIS, RED L*K il- *rz\ &M:iTl MOITAT& MHA,:I RED YLAKE SCHOOL J1EMS o. 0$ou.et^dlyieognitfe/ithe Gravel^, matfe *,^ip E?viffcng v$ h&xuyp'iii *-*ii Y$Q$Z JSMAJ in A 6 E '-fh^ksi Wk^i\m-%r-^: '"vawws .....i dignified! Pedagogue in the Chippewa1-'word.j^lKi^kiPnaT^mai-gierWi-ni^niV'j? pp^ip^h WteraUy ,i^meians. man teacher,," t( Sas nnashe'd glaM'hg the sislj^nff mcide'hiaiiy' propped 'tip the old Agency JmmSsarv. iii&Wftp Qtit Wi& back it looks like a new building. M&eWi. ^^Sker^'has ?ireifefrii^d-'Jto,-r'School^'iifter^ few weeks in the hospital and a short visit to -her gdndfat^s 7 to^^eniidji in, his,f The day is not far distant when autos will he used, all winter in. the rural,district,of the far north. school storm i Fred Smitb iof Redby. ^^pfi[eefecfctel v.chiidrenii have! enjoyed i the skating very much this season^'and how that the snow, h^nc^mefdareiiAhiKiking.rQf, sleds- and,ski^,, The teachers arerbusyr.tiese days. In addition to th^Mg^9Xi^hopfl ,rom FPrH they are p^epar- ii^.rnd-drilling! the,jpupils. for their,Christmas en teEfcailfcmeJlkv/ioJJ n:} ''oh- i (I/'"' ^^BS driver re$ignedrfrom her position as seam stress" November 26th and,-has joined her,husband, i0i0lehas a -goodi (position ,in one pf. the mines at Nashwauk, Minn. tKtxWeiamiSorry to 'hear (the sad news of the death of one of our school boys, Mathew I ah be dub, tabo, dieid in^the hospital at Bemidji where he under went an operation for ruptured appendix from ^wbichLhe reeovferedt i He iiwas to have been dis .khargedi'frlttm the hxspi*a in a few days when he came down with influenza and also recovered from, 4ilfe and finally diednfrom an attack of erysipelas. Willie Pineday was absent from schobl a. few da^uthistm0th on,asiQun of a broken arm. The children with eye trouble have been given sp&cial: aittentiom this month by Dr. Merriam and all cases are responding tps the treatment in a very ^satisfactoiry:manne'r,[gjjj oo.i nl Willie Clark was excused by the doctor, on Np itaeittberb3Q, on account of ill health. We are in hopes that he will be able to return soon as he, is Imksetfeyecy jnuthiincthe school and entertainments. The pupils of the advanced room are preparing ntotfctoa little class, play, by Eliza Guptill, entitled "A Christmas Joke." Much interest is shown in ethifeirghesrsals and ,the practice ot songs, Louis Lussier, dairyman, made i a business trip to Bemidji Thanksgiving week. itijMrftx A.rlG^oiiahask is spending a couple of oldw home in White Earth visiting among friends. biroMf. Qinen, pu^/night watch,.resigned the fir^t of the month tp accept a position in a rthef felofegiag ci ati(Ponemahr, Mr. Qharles, M^sn is unew&pmothej job as night watch, Mrs. Louisa Beaulieu has been substituting* pgain th*fp3ace' of Mrs. -Lewis, pur matron, whavwas rfcalled to -Chicago by the serious iUness of her (daughter.-/viMi* Lewis TetUTned-iDecembe^ J.O., She reports her sick ones as out of:danger. Werry less and werk mpre ride less and waMc mere frpwn less and laugh mere eat less a^d chew morej preach less and practice more. ,TH.d \M: HAVE YOU PAID YOUR SUBSCRIPTIOjN nr^ I H^iltttoiMMi goverpinept full IIno of and can furnish vo W an Avala ,.I 3MOD-~" Our "Wanagan" is fully stocked "e woolen goods IN ippewa RmdLmkomnd wm J0|pi953pi "WST RED LAKE HOSPITAL ITEMS MT^?Jlsabfella j*7B{^?TI Beaulieu and Miss Gertrude? Smith are now"employed as assistants in the hospital.''Mrs. y* Oliver having been transerred to the superintend it's office as interpret6rliy' Fred Anderson, white, at Battle River, acci ^Mjber revoltef^th nlaking/ai aigjfr wound. He is in the hospital, doing well. Lizzie Fairbanks, wjip hasjjbeen a patient at theg hpspital since May, wili go h'ome for Christmas. I The legend is: He who drinks from She-mah-gung dreekwil] diye. to return to the reser~yafton.f AddingS tD the mysterious influences of this! pure running^ stream now comes the repprtof thati i't^ is"actinghas ajp larrier againstjthe: djentally discharge^ |38 J^!|ber[ii revpltef^the ballj, ploughingteough bisMot^fvto invasion tleu whic has riot crossed She-mah-gun so far and we are hopeful that the Agency headquarters and thei eicbools will escape. ''",i'''-^"^ i A.I'i3 *io-AiturlIsMbivilml Katie Sumner died at. the Agency Hospital on! November 23rd after a serious complication of diseases '(On the 21st her parents wer^ inducec| ^io bring her to the -hospital where it w,as, found an Operation for appendicitis was the only hope for he^ Recovery. The parents and relatives of Katie hava the sincere sympathy of the community. I Redby has been sorely hit by influenza. ...Hardly a household has escaped. As many as eight and ken sick in one house. Mr. Louis Workman died this disease. The deaths are noted' of Mrs. Mary Spees an busan Markham, sisters, of complicatiens from influenza. Mrs. Paul Garrigan has the influenza and is IIPW in St. Anthpny's hospital under the care of IDr. Gilmore. The Red Lake Sunday school in charge of Miss Mabelle Tariberg heid itsfirst lneeiing Sunday. jhad been closedfp six weeks and there was coi isiderable enthusiasm on the children's part. I Miss Tanberg, superintendent, is planning aniji [directing the Christmas program which promises !to be very interesting. The following members were present Sunday, Priscilla Caswell, Harriet Dickens, Grace Dickens, Paul Dickens, Marjorfe McDougal, Helen Gqddard, Ruth Goddard, Addison jGoddard, Elva Isham, Fred Isham, William Isham, Emma,King and Miss Tanberg..f fr, The Red Lake Methodist Sunday school he] [Sunday services on December 1st. I On the night of December 23 the Sunday schopl twill hold its Christmas program in the Red Laj|e 'school dining ropm. Time, 7:30 e'clpck. A cordikl invittitipiiiisv'-eK.tende to all. \-,::^l hue"'v\vi\" INDIAN GIRLS INTERESTED IN CANNING as "ttnitch interest^ Oklahoma Indian girls are in the uaniriny campaign a* their paleface, siatwsv In Beckham county Oklahoma, they attend all tjie meetings'.held by the home demonstration agent, and .tjhis yeaW made an excellent bopth exhibit jof the fruit arid vegetables they had canrted and dried. One Indian woman also exhibited one dred chickens ef her own raising, Goods with anything from to a^fisAefc *T1^ ram VanDamifll Wfmmm. 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