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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
MORNING SESSION.

tst 50 0tiE}uItit June 3. 1914.
The board met, pursuant to adjournment. all
members present. t'''"as
Road and bridge petitions were considered
and acted upon AS follows:
S. Btchler and Others for bridge on the line
between sections and 20 and i2Vi3ON. was on
motion rejected.
Edward Braddock and others for bridge on
the line between sections and Ia-l327i. was
John silbernnale md others for bridge on
lfne between sections and li.l3O-7S, was on
motion rejected
Wendeln Leibel and others for the improve
ment ofthe highway between sections l8 and
si.l3:'I was on motion reiected.
j. 1. WclLs aud others for road beginning Mt
thence RAINING due south one mile to the south
west corner OF the same section was on mo-
uon rejected.
Il. II. Rypiicnia and others for Road begin.
ming nj the northwest corner OF section 35-
1"O-17. thence running due south seven miles on
section lines to the south west corner OF see.
tion =, latT. was on motion granted.
"A Richter and others for road beginning nt
the southwest corner: OF section 1-I3i-7s. thence
due east one and one.hnlf miles to the south
east corner OF the southw est quarter OF Sec-
ton 6.l3i.77. thence due north one.fourth mile
on quarter line. thence due cast One.hRlf mile
to the line between sections 0 and 6-l3l.77.
the portheast corner of said scction six thence
due east on township line Two miles to the
northeast corner OF section 4.l3l-77. thence
due north two miles on section lines to the
northeast corner of section 2S.l3277. was on
motion granted.
Lprcnz Lipp and others for road beginning
at the southwest corner OF section 4.13isT7.
thence due east one milo on section lines to
the southeaat corner of same section was on
motion granted.
After examining into the condition OF the
bridge across Spring Creek on the township
line between G-i3a17B and 3i-i1,.76. the hoard
found that nm emergency existed requiring the
immediate repairing and rebuilding of the said
bridge. and pursuant to Chapter lba of the Ses
sion Laws OF 1911 providing for such emeruen.
cieS on motion the board contracted with
Thomas Coon for repairing and reconstruction
OF the same bridge for the sum of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars (ss50.00).
On motion the board adjourned until D.
m
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commencement; and from thence
running a line to a point 2 Is rods
due west of the last mentioned
point, being point IN the or sec
line. thence running a line to a
point 155 rods due north. being a
point, on the hf sec line. and from
thence running line due east to
the point of commencement. 81.
Ernest A. Grain to james A.
Blewett, Sc or of se or of 6-133-75.
$500.
Adam j. Roman to Stella S. John
son, " hf Of ne or and II hf of nv or
Of 12-133-75. 81.
E. 7. Philbrick to John F. Phil
brick, sw or of 29-136-77. $500.
Arthur S. Dudley and Anna M.
Dudley to G. A. Herolz, sw or of 12-
1928. 81 and other valuable con-
sideration.
Nlckolaus delsler and Magdalena
Heisler to Edward Braddock, W hf
of sw or, ne or of sw or and NV or
of Sc or of l0-131-79. 81 and other
valuable consideration.
William T. Brooks and Glow
Brooks to First Bank of Linton, sw
Or of %. and NV or of &C. 1876. 81
and other valuable consideration.
M. r. Farrell and Eva B. Farrell
to John D. Sievers. lots II and IL.
block %, Kintyre. $1,000. t
John J. Baumgartner and Eliza
betha Baumgartner to John J..
Baumgartner. M. j. Fischer and Da-
milan LauinRer, n hf of n hf of 32-
1918. $4,000.
John A. Stiles and Eva Stiles to
Thomas McCrory, s hf of hf of 32-
3l3-79, $1,000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
AROUND THE STATE.

Tuttle. June 3. John Hutt. VINO
lives northeast of town, was acci-
dentally shot in the back, the bullet
penetrating the flesh about one-half
inch. Mr.. HUT was walking along
the road about n half mile from a
neighbor's house where two fellows
were fooling with gun. One of
them saw HUT walking along the
road and took shot at him just to
see if he could hit him. but not hav-
ing any idea he could The bullet
hit the marx all right and might
have proved very fatal joke had it
hit the neck or head.
Rolla, June Ga distressing ac.
cident occurred at the home of A..
Dickhof, of Oxford township. His
son Albert, a lad of II years. and
his daughter. Eta. were playing in
the granary. Albert was handling
his % caliber rifle and in some man.
ner it was discharged the bullet TAX
ing effect in the left side Of the head
of his little sister just above the
ear. A doctor was Immediately
summoned by telephone and lost no
time in reaching the home in his
automobile After an examination,
he advised Mr.. DickhoF tn take the
child at once to hospital. Ac-
cordingly. a telephone message was
sent to j. Z. LeGler, who was soon
on his way to the house in his car.
The little girl was placed in the car
in care of her father. An exarnina-
tion was made at the German Luth-
eran hospital at Rugby. but the bull
let could not he located. She is
still at the hospital and is reported
to be doing we'll
Bismarck. June &c. L. Bick-
ford, of Rowbells, former state
treasurer, sentenced to spend from
one 10 three years in the state pri.
son for emheZzlement of the state
funds was pHrloned I'uesday by the
state pardon hoard, over the pro.
test of E. Smith Peterson, of ParA
River, who Immediately resigned
from the board. Petitions signed
by a large number of residents o1
the state urging the release of the
former treasurer we're presented tt
the board. MIR. Peterson arrived al
the meeting late and found that the
other four members of the board
we're unanimously in favor of par.
doning Bickford Not wishing te
cause a deadlock in regard to the
matter, Mr.. Peterson announced
that he would resign from the
board. and Immediately sent his res
ignation to Gov l.. b. Hanna. The
resignation was accepted. In re
fusing to give his consent to the
pardon of BIckford, Mr.. Peterson
declared that in his opinion it wa:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS.
Republican, June ~

g tRepublicun. June ~
Sol Jampolsky. of the Leader
store, visited relatives at Linton
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tuesday was circus day at Linton
and the majority of the Hazelton
population went down to the county
seat to sec the snow. e,
Mrs. G. A. Lenhart returned
home last Thursday evening after a
three weeks stay at hospital at
Bismarck. She is improved in
health as a result IF the treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, o. Batter wen,
to the Capital City Tuesday after.
noon. and that evening heard the
Minneapolis symphony orchestra at
the auditorium. They returned
home next day.
DIR. and and Mrs. Monteith mo.
tored to Bismarck Tuesday after.
noon to attend the concert at the au.
ditorium given by the Minneapolis
symphony orchestra. They re-
turned yesterday afternoon.
The graduating exercises of the
Hazelton school will be held Friday
evening, June 18th. at the Presby'
terian church. Rev. Ponath Of Lin.
ton will deliver the graduation ad'
dress and Rev. A. W. MacNeill the
Invocation. Supt. H. II. Hanson
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will present the diplomas. A mum.
Der of piano selections and other
features will complete the program.
Miss Eva Brindle is the only pupil to
graduate from the high school this
year. From the eighth grade there
are three graduates: Laura Benz,
Gertrude Jones and Clara Brindle.
Lester Briggle and Geo. Zirbes
spent the last two days iof last week
campaigning in the south, end of the
county. They visited Strasburg,
Hague, Hull. Westfield and many of
the farm homes in those vicinities.
Banker G. A. Leahart left Mon
day for Oakes to attend the state
convention of the i %. OFF. as del
egate from the local lodge. He and
II. A. Armstrong motored to Brad
dock to catch the 500 train, Mr..
Armstrong bringing the car home.
The old Missouri river has again
given up a ton or more of the fine
fish which infest its muddy depths,
into the hands of those sturdy and
experienced fishermen-A. Lincoln
Cell. Nels p. Anderson, Willie J.
Pettis and ReinhoId Kirk Batter.
Chas. Porter made several auto
trips to nearby towns last week
looking up concrete jobs. On
Wednesday he visited Linton,
Thursday Braddock and Napoleon
and Saturday took in the sights of
Mofht.
Three more electric street lamps
we're installed here last week, one
on the corner of Main street and
Western avenue, one at the inter-
section of Western avenue and Kel-
las street and one on Main street and
the western edge of the N. r. right
of-way. ~
The school at Old Williamsport
closed a very successful term last
Friday with appropriate exercises.
after which monday lunch was
partaken of by the scholars. teachers
and many of the parents. Miss Iva
Bishop, teacher of the school. left
Saturday for her home at Tower
City, this state. .Bl. is ,,v,i
Two candidates for director were
up for election. G. A. Lenhart, the
outgoing director, was up for re-
election. and Mrs. L. C. Malchert,
who did not file in time to get her
name on the ballot, ran by sticker,
and from the time the polls were
opened until they closed the battle
waxed fast and furious. Automo-
biles buzzed around like bees on a
honeysuckle, hustling voters from
every corner Of the districtito and
from the polls. The fact that the
Lenhart forces had three times the
autos as did the Malchert forces
may OR may not have had direct
bearing on the result, but at any
rate three to one was about the ra-
ito of the votes cast. Lenhart receiv-
ing ll2 and Mrs. Malchert 33.
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POLLOCK PICK UPS.
tprogress, Juno 81!

tprogress. Juno o.,
The Linton Record comes to our
desk this week with date line read
ing. April A. 1914. /" What's the
matter. Frank, too much circus lem
snade?
Mr.. Myers. Of the Dale country,
was transactillg buaineas in town
Wednesday and found time to call
on the editor for a short chat. Mr..
Myers says crops of all kinds in his
neighborhood are the finest he ever
saw.
Robert Nelson. oil Glanavon was
fn,.,y, ~ Nadnnafssv IN max q y az
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
Nll| ore SH|NN LIGHTNING. RODq


system of Lightning Protection that prevents
from Lightning. /
Cable made Of Double Cabeas all high
cables made for electrical manufactured from the
very highest grade of copper - 314F sS
Pure Copper Tube five feet long.of heavy gauge, that this
Protection be permanent Tubes of lighter
others have Ineffective The ordinary brace wearing the
tube. il light cause it to break off.
Pure Copper Solid Coupler permanently fastened in Tube
and formed around cable making perfect electrical contact
Copper Shell Silver Tipped The point silver
tipped that may bright We beleveto nickel point
injury preventing the flow will produce
to certain extent choking effect nickel is only about
twelfth good in conducvty Al
Aspeca Self Looking Brace and arranged
that the tube cannot rattle and thus add danger tube
also holds Tops permanently place. after
made. 8
ATelephone lightning installed outside Of building
instead Of driving nails through cable. 5fss.84
Special Chimney Top for gsaY
System Of fully the
with knowledge the different danger points, Wea special
the road to instruct proper
installing lightning Rods dealeri before
aowed to do any work -al II s3a.ss - @ A e
Our Special Men also Dealers thereby Civ
ing valuable service to each customer, sss @
protecting BY Issuing Bond to him.
backed the National Omaha which
assures him Of his money building lightning
Weknow the shinn syatem 10 he as
perfect possible. part line
for the purpose of selling
done by our Dealers gives ths
N1as&cIs actors b hIlNsss1
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Nelson has decided to send her I'd
Rochester with the hopes that doc
tors there may find a treatment
that will help her. She departed
this morning with Mrs. Chilcott as
companion. 4 :
Mrs. R. F. Cranston and children
departed Wednesday morning for
Winifred. Montana, to join R. r.,
who is publishing % paper at the
above place. They were accom-.
panied by her-mother. Mrs. Carley.g d
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11

Phares Kinds. Mr.. and Mrs. John A,
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Arntz. A.
", Nordquist. G. P. Burnstad. Har.
old Burnstad. Lee Burnstad. Ear
Forman, Theodore Burnstad. VIM,
A. Arntz, and T. w. Arntz formed
four auto parties from Burnstad
whichatook in. the circus at Linton
Tuesday. si,Aaa Asai.4.,, ta
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11

members present. '-,N' 80
commissioners Hrant and Klein. were ap.
pointed as q committee 10 investigate petit.
sas s,ons Tor bridges and report at tho morning
TT The he following bills were on motion al.
The Asnnepin bridge Co. 80
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
Grand Celebration
Fine List Of Attractions Being Pre-
pared for the Fourth OF July Ceie-
bration in Linton. Probably the
Only Town in the County to Ccle-
ibrate. Lots Of Base Bail.

1t has been three yenrs since a
Fourth of July celebration has
taken place in Linton. For that
reason the local business men are
bending every effort to make the af-
fair this year something to be re-
membered, for years to come. Ha-
zelton and Strasburg celebrated last
year and other towns have received
the support of Linton people in re-
cent years. There seems to he
general feeling throughout the
county that this is the logical place
to celebrate this year.
J, There will be the usual literary
program in the forenoon commence
ing at l0.a. m. However, that part
of the entertainment will be shorter
than is usually'the case. although
we'll known speaker will be secured
for the principal address.
Immediately +, after dinner the
days fun will begin. A series of ex-
hibition and fancy contests will be
staged and the Record is printing
that part OF the program this week.
This will take place at l p. m. Af-
ter the races there will be some real
base ball for the rest of the day.
The various committees such as on
|sdecoration, speakers, finance and
the executive committee are devot-
ing considerable personal attention
and sonlet ethinggood may be expect
led. Following are the list of con-
|ttests:J Ds,.4t sta
Mems foot race, 100 yards. First
prize. $3.50; second, S1.OO.
Boys foot race, under ia years.
.lOOiyards. lst. 81; I'd. soc, Sd 25c.
Boys foot race. under 10 years.
100 yards. 1st. 75c: I'd, Soc. 3D.. 25c.
Girls foot race, under IA years.
lst, 81; "a, SOC; Sd. 25c.
Girls foot race, under 10 years.
1st, 75c; I'd. Soc; Sd, 25c
Fat mems race. over 225 pounds.
75 yards. lst. 81; I'd. 81.
Sack race. Prize, ST.
Three-legged race. Prize, 81.
Wheelbarrow race. 100 yards and
Ereturn. Prize, 81.
I Mixed-shoe race, under n Years
lst, 75c; 2d, 25c.
iMixed-shoe race. under 10 years.
lst, SOC; I'd, Csc.
Sausage-eating contest, hoys un-
der l3 years. lat. 75c; I'd. so; Cd.
25c.
Nail-driving contest. girls over ID
years. lst. 75c; I'd, Soc; I'd. 25c.
Tug-of war, ten-men teams. Stras-
burg VS.. Linton. Prize, 3d.
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Karl Iernes and Gerdru Ternes to.
Johannes Tschosik, commencing at
point 77h rods due west OF the ne
corner Of the sw or of 5-l30-76; and
running straight line to a point
1876 rods due south of the point iof
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-06-11
CHANGED OWNERS.
List Of Emmons County Real Estate
Transferred Since the Records
Last Published Report.
Quit Claim Deeds.

- as ~ e .fff -
Fiay Allen Tully and "A. Y. Tully
to Kasper Knoll ,e.hf of sw or and
lots 8 and 4 of 7-13O-74. 4 !.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway Company to Edward Brad
dock, e hf of ne or of 2O-l32.74. ST..
't'' Patents M
United States to Northern Pacific
Railway Company, se or of Sc Or of
1s-13l-6s; lot 2 of6.l36.6s; NV or of
NV or Of A-ls3-7O; NV or of sw or
of 25-13l-7l; n hf of ne or Of 12-139;
n;'n hf of NV Or of 2S-l32-73; n hf
of ne or of 2s-l3O-74; ne or Of NV or
Of lS and e hf Of ne or of 2O,132-74;
NV or of NV or and ne or of sw or
of 32-l34-74; NV or of sw or of 26-
131-75; sw or of NV or of 24-132-75; ;
sw or Of sw or of 34-134-75; ne or of
NV or Of 20-l37-75; s hf of ne az, and
Il hf of NV or of 22-142.75; sc or of
sc or of 3S-129-76; NV or of 34-134-
rs; sw or of sw or of 9-129-77; se or
of sw or. sw or of Sc ar of 6, NV or
of NV or Of 9, ne or of sw or of II
and sc or of NV or of 22-129-78; sw
or of ne or Of s-137-85; ne ar Of sw
or of 20-l29-74: lots S and 10 of 80.
l33.1O5. a'
United States to Francis M. Mick,
lot Z, ne or of sw or and W hf Of sw
or of 32.l35-78. ~
United States to Byron Swartz, sw
ar of 24-l36-78. 50
United States to Martin Peterson,
sc Or of NV or and NV or of SO or of
6-136-77. d.
United States to Michael Vetter,
Sc or of NV or, the hf of sw or and
sw or of sw or Of 24-l32-74.
United States to John Scherr. n hi
of Sc or and hf of sw qr of 28-132-
76. b
United States to Katharine Vet.
ter. s hf of seqr and hf of sw or o1
2S-132-78.
United States to Joseph Hoffart,
ne or of l2-129-54.
Warranty Deeds
James L. Allen and Martha M
Allen to Arthur +. Downer, sc or Of
|El2-l34-79. 81 and other valuable
consideration. ~
Augusta Kreis to VIM. P. Dunlap,
se or of sw or, lots 3. 4, 5, 6 and {
of 1-136-74. $1,000,
7 Archie r. Kendall and Ella II.
Kendall to John B. Sayler, lots i, z
and hf of NV Or of l8-l36-75
$4,000.
John l. Roop to George Monteith,
lots and 2. block S. Roop's second
addition to Hazelton. $3.50.
Karl Iernes and Gerdru Ternes tt
Johannes Tschosik, commencing at {
point 77h rods due west of the ne
corner Of the sw or Of 1906; ant
running a straight line to a poini
1876 rods due south of the point 10.
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OFFICIAL Il: PROCEEDINGS '|il'I|
OF the Board Of County Commission
ers OF Emmons County,
j,si ss North Dakota.

~ .aI So
LINrOs. N. D., JUNE g, 1914.
The boara was called TO order by the chair
man att y. M. No.uu0rum being present. nd.
journmcnt was taken until p. m.
r The board met pursuant to adjournment, nt
. y. fn,, AL membGrS present. .f.f.
Pursuant TO advertisement for Bids for
Side Walk across the court house block. the
board proceeded TO open such bids which
were found to be as follows
Name OF Bidder ~ t'ia Price Per Foot
Thomas Coon Observation-Disclosures IL cents
huam MitZel.. ...l6centS
Charles Porter. ter.-....,...........ljcen II cents
The. hid Of Charles Porter being the lowest
and best bid The same WAS on motion ac-
ccpted. Hssltc a'a5 Jt iH
Pursuant.to to advertisement for the construc-
ti1Q pf one steele bridge across Cat Tail Creek
bES cen sections 81 .se-1S17s. the board pro-
cceued 70 opcn such bids which were found to
be as follows.
H.. @ .tt,'il1s Amount OF Amount OF
Name OF bid with bid with CON
bidder plank aoor crete floor
Northwestern sssl ii'i.t4 s. ft'H
:, Bridge rsg co.,.,.,"..J ,s..a si.ose si.oss 60 GO
Hennepin Bridge Co. 1850 90 1850 00
d. d. Bidwell. f..,... 04O 10
Tho bid of d. D. Bidwen being the lowest
and best bid the same was on motion accept
cd. and contract entered into for the con
struction of same.
On motion the board adjourned until 0 t.. m.
June 3. 1914. j,fti 5lsl H.Ir. a'
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I ALFRED zuaER,
MY PLATFORM.

MY 3PLATFORM
II elected, shall play no fRyorites
In the enforcement OF law, as be-
tween laws or sections Of the state.
enforcement of all laws, fairly ana
lmpartially, without fear and without
favor, is my purpose.
Platforms are often only made to
"get in"lson. My record az city,
county and state official will prove
that my pledges have been kept iaA,dil ana
my promises fulfilled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19
Late News from
Surrounding Towns
PLYMOUTH.

Ruama Suit, Edna and Catherine
Switzer and Bertis Tomlinson left
Monday noon for the district EpwOrth
league convention at South Bend.
Rev. Switzer left Tuesday.
Miss Mary Southworth arrived
home Saturday from a three months
stay on the California coast. Miss
Southworth is in the best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l.. ROnader have
returned TO their home in Bremen,
having spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Carman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tanner ar
rived home Saturday from Cherokee,
La, where Mr.. Tanner has been
teaching the past year in the high
school They will spend the summer
in Plymouth. Mrs. Tanner was form
erly Miss Bertha Hoover, daughter of
Noah V. Hoover.
Mrs. Lillian McGimpsey. who has
been in Colorado for some time, ex-
poets to return to Plymouth soon for
a visit wrJI- her many friends.
Mrs. S. Stafford of Benton HarbOr,
Mich. returned home this morning
after visiting over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Simon York and family.
Mrs. G. r. Reynolds left for her
home in Chicago sunday.
George MaXey and family attended
children's day exercises at Burr oak
Sunday, going by auto.
c. o. Yarrick and his brother. Cal,
of this city, and his uncle. p. F. Var
rick of South Bend. left last evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-19

for Hecla Park, Pa. to attend the
Narrick reunion. TO be held June is.
Mrs Earl Martin is here for an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. p.
J. Troyer. Prof Martin. her husband,
who mas been teaching in Colorado
college at Colorado Springs, is work
ing with Purdue university this sum-
mer and viii be in Plymouth in July
The Jacoby Sunday school held
their children's day exercises Sunday
evening TO a large crowd.
The Mt. Olive Sunday school held
children's day exercises at their
church, four miles east Of Plymouth.
sunday evening. The crowd was so
large that the church could not &C
cOmmodate them all. The exercises
were exceptionally good
A T. Richter of the Bee Hive dry
goods store. entertained his force Of
clerks at dinner which has become
a yearly event Of this store Covers
were laid for a and spring chicken
was the favorite number on the menu
card. American beauty roses were
given as favors
William Horn of Tippecanoe town
ship died Thursday morning. June Il
at his home in NppecanOe township
He was 90 years 10 months and 16
days old; was born in Knox county,
Ohio. July 25. 1923. He came TO Full
ton county with his father in 1853 and
lived there for about a year He
moved TO Marshall county In. 1854 and
settled upon the homestead where he
died. Seven children are left TO mourn
. grandchildren and II great-grand-
children. The funeral was held Sat
urday afternoon and the burial was
at Mentone cemetery.
Mrs. Marshall Greer died of heart
disease at her home, three and a half
miles southeast OF Plymouth. June 16.
At o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF the brides mother. SO
:. Michigan st, the marriage Of John
w. Martin OF Kalamazoo. Mich. and
Miss Carrie Reeves was solemnized.
Rev w. A Switzer officiating Mrs
Martin has been engaged since 1898
at the State bank.
Mrs. DR.. D. c. Knott and Mrs. Or
mond went to Milford. Mich, where
they will visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Longfield. coun-
" superintendent of St. Joseph coun-
~ schools and Mr.. and Mrs. L. f.
Steinebach autoed to Terre Haute to
attend the Indiana County Superin-
tendent's association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richard return
ed Monday from an auto trip to Chi
cage, where they visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. I'D. wade. ON their way
home they stopped at places of in
terest among them being the Gun
ness farm.
Orion L. Leonhard. James b. Huff
and Q. E. Ellis came down from Bre-
men Tuesday and left for Indianap-
oils to attend the state Sunday school
convention
Mrs. c. Z. Rome and Mrs Fred
Crowley spent Tuesday in South Bend.